Sean B.

Food is good. After that, out in the country type bars should have three things. Affordable drinks, cheap nosh specials, and bartenders who can give ribbing as well as they can take them. The cheap nosh has taken a hit the last couple years at Mug-Z's, but they've kept up in the other categories, so it's an enjoyable place to stop. Just two years ago the specials were special. For instance 25 cent drummies and shrimp had a couple of weekly appearances. Last year things started rising, and now the food specials aren't that special, it's on couple occasions you can get different food. The cheap nosh is made up though for many by the drink special of free bloodies for an hour weekend mornings. Yes weekends, including pre-Packer games and races! Other drink specials keep the regulars happy for much of the week. The generally hustling servers with sass also excel at keeping the regulars happy. More on the food: those currently 50 cent drummies are as good as normal bars get. Important to me is they'ren't wings. On occasion they serve mutant drummies of enormous size, feels like a great nosh deal again if you are so lucky. The $5 nachos on Wednesdays are a big plateful good deal if you're into dairy loaded nachos. I get three tacos instead as a spicy filler-upper. I like how they cook they're burgers too. With cheap drinks I'm not looking for bloody beef, instead they fully grill on some nice flavor. I get the Mug-Z's Double Dip (two 1/3rd pound patties, why so named nobody seems to know) and swap out the cheese for bacon. With mushrooms plus hot and BBQ sauce it's a mini tower of taste.