CC Club

Came here only to see where a few bands hung out, I don’t know why, as the best part of the place is the women’s bathroom lol. They have an outdoor area that is pretty good size, I guess if someone smokes you can go out there yet…no heat. Not my kinda hangout place.

This review says CC club but is for Hi Flora!! I usually like to wait until I've been somewhere at least twice to write a review but this place knocked my socks off!! I will start by saying I'm not vegan nor am I an avid smoker. The atmosphere here is so freaking cute! You walk in and its something out of a magazine. I ate on the back patio to indulge in the smoking activities (ya know to get the full experience). Our server Ryan was phenomenal!!!! He was knowledgeable and just a real sweetie! He made the best recommendations for food and smoking!!! I was with 4 other women so we decided to order stuff and share. We have the Ceasar salad, wild rice burger, seasonal flat bread and the quesadillas. The lions maine mushrooms on the salad were cooked to perfection, you could not tell there wasn't any meat!!! I think it was my favorite dish. The quesadilla was the runner up, it was served with guacamole and the flavors were flavoring 👌🏽. Third was the flat bread. I felt like if it was cooked longer with a tab less sauce it would have been a tie for second. The flat bread had asparagus, green beans, peppers, jalapeños and a white sauce, all things that make my taste buds dance. The wild rice burger was my least favorite but still not bad at all. It was flavorful but all I could think was rice loaf the entire time. We ended our eating with the avocado mousse so light and delicious! We all ordered drinks I ended up with a canned drink that was really good and had a hint of pineapple, loved it! This place also has a fresh garden right behind the building that we were welcomed to visit. I absolutely loved this gem and I think you will too! It's worth a try for sure. I failed to mention if you're a smoker...you can bring your own product and enjoy it on their patio as well!!

Super nice staff here at CC'S they're always on the ball for getting more drinks or making sure that you're taken care of... There's pinball,Pac-Man, Buck shooting game, jukebox like honestly what more could you ask for... Not to mention they got $15 pitchers of beer and a deck if you need to step outside for a minute... Ohhh and i have the high score on pinball so id like to see someone do better than my 100 milli

I know this place gets called legendary. But coming here for the first time, I was shocked at how dirty the place was and how crunched together everyone was. Staff take forever for service and the few times I've even been here. Its glaringly obvious some of the bar staff are just barely holding it together with whatever addiction bender they're currently on. I wanted to really like this place, as it gets talked about a lot but coming out of the place itself is sketchy. Like it just has such strange energy. Like punk is punk but this is like crust punk energy and not the good kind. So if you're an adventurous soul. Go for it. But even then. Be weary.

The lack of the ability to provide good customer service was amazing. My first time in this establishment and The staff there believe they can talk to you with disrespect and that you'll have to settle for their poor standards of customer service. Then when you hold them accountable they want to tell you about "in real life" we don't give no damn about "In real life" after your server was cussing us out after us saying we aren't interested in the food we ordered. We can accept that maybe we not wanting the food is an inconvenience to the business, but doesn't condone your server being proudly disrespectful and cussing us out. Only when held accountable the bartender wants to talk about "in real life". Refund us our money and let us leave. Nobody got time for your negative entitlement of behaviors. First time here the vibes were decent, but the trashy-ness, disrespect, and the lack of accountability of the staff as a collective is very off putting. Be more intentional of how you're talking to people. Especially when we are paying to be in your establishment.

This place is interesting, and I liked the vibe, mostly. It's probably the only dive-adjacent bar in the area, and I thought it looked super cute. Their prices are super weird, odd amounts of cents on items, so I assume they have some sort of service charge baked in? But they still are a tipping establishment. Honestly, I would've given this place 5 stars, but they have pretty much every song blocked on their touchtunes. Why would you even have a touchtunes jukebox if you have every single "explicit" song blocked? It's a bar! I got carded when I walked in, so we're all adults here, right? They have a ton of artists completely blocked, including pretty much every single hip-hop artist blocked on there, even the censored versions of songs. It's a super alienating thing to do to your customers, especially considering that this place is really a historical place for music history.

Iconic. 3:30 on a Thursday afternoon. A few regulars holding down the fort. Bartender says she has no cook but could make us a Heggie's frozen pizza or "fry some stuff." Went with the pizza. It was everything I ever wanted in a pizza. I went because of the rumoured connection to the song, "Here Comes a Regular" by The Replacements. Or The Placemats as admirers often refer to them. Talked with the pool players. They said on weekends the 21-24 year-olds pack the place. But on this crisp spring afternoon, it was just us regulars.

CC club is a fantastic dive bar. Mitch was awesome - super attentive, friendly & gave me some good menu suggestions. He even helped me out when I wanted to do two wing flavors but it wasn’t possible - he got the other flavor for his employee meal & we shared them. The Pickle Fries were just okay, not enough pickle and too much batter. Drink specials here are great & it’s a fun crew of folks sitting around the bar. Would come back! Also fun to see a couple of nods to the ‘Mats throughout.

Having been a regular at CC between 2012-2018, it was disappointing to come back today after a few years away and be "greeted" with hostility by bearded deadbeat. I'm not even quite sure what he was trying to say, but I tried to order a drink at the bar and was aggressively interrogated about where I was intending to sit? Absolutely bizarre, and he got quite angry and inappropriately rude. It's 9pm on a Monday and I just wanted to visit my old haunt, but looking through these reviews and having had that experience, it seems to be a goner. Not even worth it for the nostalgia.

Last minute change of plans had us stopping here for a night cap before heading home. It's a huge dive bar with a huge selection of drinks. I opted for a white claw and for seltzers they had 3 different brands with multiple flavors per brand. Wow! They also have food...we had already eaten so we didn't check out the menu. We lucked out with a round table by the front and had great service from our waitress. It's a popular place with the locals. It was definitely the place to be at midnight.

Arrogant workers and the drinks were terrible. Here's some small incidents of what I experienced: -Server whined about my card chip being broken, despite that he can swipe and tap. -Some dude who didn't work for the company was gatekeeping the back gate, telling people to "exit the front door like normal people" despite people exit through that gate daily; it's also not an emergency exit -A server lady yelled at everyone in the patio around 1:00 am (the bar closes at 2:00 am) to "Get the f**k out" into the restaurants. -I ordered a soda mixed with vodka and I barely taste any vodka, I think I was straight up drinking soda. -The cheese curds that I ordered were burnt. I get a dive bar the edginess is the experience, yet at least make it up for the food and make your drinks stronger.

Tried this spot out in a Saturday night - 5/5 I was very impressed with the food, service, and atmosphere! Definitely plan on going back again.

CC Club is a stain on the neighborhood. I don't know who started hiring here or making decisions, but the people that work here are arrogant, sniveling, rude, gross and unkempt. I cherished this place while I was still in the cities after growing up here, and it used to be a gem. I recently walked in while visiting home with my fiancé, and we were greeted with a literally drooling bartender who proceeded to bark at us about etiquette because we wanted to sit at the bar (which had 2 people sitting at it total). No wonder it was a ghost town in there. Since then, I've learned from others about the discriminatory, manosphere, and unconfident incel policies it's employees propagate. It and the people inside are disgusting now and the owners should be ashamed.

Server Greta was absolutely horrible. Incredibly rude to my friends (who are also servers) then proceeded to question why she didn't get a big tip. Accidentally bumped into her, then after threatening me she went out of her way the rest of the night to TRY to get me to bump into her. As a sever myself I've never met one that almost goes out of their way to not get tipped. Shit bar and shit attitudes at CC always but this was top tier lol congrats on the new hire you guys did good!

Horrible service--especially if you're unlucky enough for the bartender to harass you for no particular reason. The ambience is "old elitist Gen-X hipster" and depressing. I was inspired to create a Yelp account just to give it 1 Star. I only came here cuz the Bulldog (a much better bar) was too busy and I needed somewhere warm to plan my next move. I played some music on TouchTunes and the bartender said it was corny. I thought he was teasing me for fun. Then he doubled down and called it "cornball bull$h!t" clearly intending to make me feel stupid. It was the loser Willie Nelson wannabe guy with the stupid waxed mustache--a very sad, small, power-tripping degenerate. Now I play that same song on TouchTunes whenever I walk by, which is pretty frequently. This place sucks. Next time I'm in the area I'll just lay down in traffic since that sounds like a better vibe than this bar. Do not recommend.

Server was terrible, she stood around and talked to every customer and took 30 mins to get a drink. She sucked.

Dive bar with really good wings, I usually get the dry rub. Service was good, I got there at 5 PM and the kitchen wasn't open yet but the cook was there so they got the wings started for me right away which was awesome

My local watering hole-- a dive bar in its truest form. Don't come in here expecting anything fancy, don't come in here with your wedding party and expect immediate service (it's not that kinda place). Usually the place is packed on the weekend nights, and it's for a good reason. They've got pool tables, a juke box, arcade games, booths, a patio you can smoke in, and most importantly: reasonably priced drinks. I like getting a beer & a bump (of whiskey) from time to time. Bar food is hit or miss: my recos are the chicken tenders, quesadilla, or loaded tator tots. They seem to love jalapeños in the kitchen; I cannot do spicy, so I ask for them on the side. Teddy, Mike, and Jason are great bartenders... I like watching how fast they work a high volume of orders. Kimmy the waitress is the sweetest, and I like Ryan and Drake at the door. Some of the staff has turned over due to COVID, but generally good people if you treat them right. Although Randy the mgr could stand to smile a little bit more, and be friendly once in a blue moon. I've never seen Lynn the owner. Regardless, I highly recommend the CC if you come in with the right mindset, and open to mingling with others.

I went @4p on a Sunday. Bathrooms were clean. Drinks were strong (I ordered a double shot w/ can of Red Bull & dirty Shirley). Food was fresh healthy serving sizes (stuffed tots & waffle fries served with ketchup and ranch and she brought us plates and napkins for sharing without us asking). My 2 friends ordered 2 beers each. We sat at the bar and our bar tender was extremely attentive. The crowd was only regulars at that time but very chill drunk folks. Also very mixed races in there too, I didn't feel any weird vibes. We spent $75 altogether, I'd go back .

I decided to check this place out with my buddy because it looks like a nice place from the outside well we got in and we were standing for like 5-10 mins nobody greeted us or tell us to sit or anything so we asked the bartender and he told us that we could sit and someone was gonna be there soon, the waitress didn't even say hello or anything just like "what do you guys want" and she got mad because we didn't know but they didn't gave us a menu, the food was like a 3/10 I didn't even finish mine the beer was good but I wouldn't go back.

Hello dive bar! It's dirty, old, and rugged. Stickers and odd pictures on the walls. They also have a few classic arcade games and two pool tables which are usually taken. The service is even divey. As in not the friendliest but who cares kind of attitude. I also mean this in a nice way and not in the bad way. That being said, it can be hard to get a drink when it's busy. And this place gets really busy, especially on the weekends. The patio out back is really cool so that's a plus, especially when it's nice out. There is a $10 minimum if using a card, so you might as well get two drinks right? Also use the bathrooms, they're tiny, cramped and have all the reading material you need on the stalls!

can't play Kendrick Lamar here they got him blocked. and also 21 savage and lil peep. very sad

Best bar in Minneapolis bar-none. Cheap beer, fun crowd, passive aggressive song choosing from the selection of patrons, pool tables, and cool staff. Service is a different beast, you're served on a pseudo loyalty program: if you're not a regular and you don't pass the "not a douchebag" test, you're gonna wait! You brought your enormous wedding party 3 sheets to the wind? You're gonna wait! You're the type to say "excuse me!?" when the bartender has stuff to do? You're gonna wait. Simple as that, you just have to be cool and roll with the punches until they realize that you actually are going to treat them like humans and not a white claw vending machine. They should bring back the carpet walls though.

I'm disappointed by the staff, owner, whomever you are that cussed at my brother and was hostile on 3/17/21 late 10am. We googled "open bars in Minneapolis" to get a beer, celebrate St.Patricks day. Google has CC Club is hours set at 10am-10pm. So we drove to Uptown from Maple Grove. There was a random guy near the entrance who told us he didn't think the bar was open until 11am, and he walked away. We already drove out here, figured to check it they were indeed- closed. So we checked if the doors were open, if they would open when we pulled to be specific. The doors pulled open, both the outside door and inside door were open. Unfortunately my brother, because of my prompts asking him - yah know, sibling things- to check if they were closed or not- entered to see if there was anyone there . So he went inside, the doors were open, why not- their listed hours on google said they were open-but no one was tending the bar. Long story short, as he exits to tell me we should leave because it's weird no one is at the bar, we hear someone come to the doors from the inside and opens it the same time my brother is opening it, figuring to get a confirmation to enter or not and the guy says with no hesitation "what the f (word) are you opening the door for?" and continues to talk to my brother like he's a pest to humanity. If you were not open, why were your doors wide open (unlocked) for the public. Your hours were listed as open. And instead of being disrespectful, talk to us like human beings? I don't have answers for the world but I do know that from one person to another, who has given CC Club enough passes, after past questionable treatment- don't go here. It's not worth the turmoil to wonder if they are good people or a good place.

Quote of the blonde skinny guy at the front "we don't take tribal ID cards or Mexican ones, but we do take Canadian ones." If you're a BIPOC don't come here. Other reviews state why. The guy at the front said my tribal identification card "wasn't good enough" or a normal ID. Even though I can use it everywhere else I go, even at the airport. I do have a Minnesota state ID which I then showed him and he said "if you had a NORMAL ID why are you pushing this one?" My tribal ID is MY NORMAL ID. I'm a member of a tribe. I'm proud of who I am. If you don't like it go back to europe. He then asked me to leave and I was upset because I think it's bullshit. He said and I quote "we don't take tribal or Mexican ID cards" fucking racist. This place is cheap trash. I have money to go other places I only wanted to go in to try to meet with a friend. I would NEVER go here by choice.

How have I never been here before?!?! Small hole in the wall bars are my life. Good drinks, good customer service, good people watching. Uneven floors, not updated, not fancy, just strong drink and good times. CC Club, if I did not live in the gosh darn suburbs you'd see my ugly mug more. Go there and have a Long Island for me.

Brown people beware! If you enter before 7 pm on a weekend or weekday it's a downtrodden white millitary veteran Haven! I came to get a cheap drink, not get lectured by some old white guy about how prosperous life was under Reagan. if the next white supremasict mass shooter is from Minnesota , he probably drank here during the day. But don't worry, we don't want to freighten you, for you can have a great time at the cc club, so long as you have an Entourage of former st. Thomas frat Bros. Good wings and cold beer.

Dusty, dirty, unwelcoming: both the bartender as well as the actual restaurant. I haven't had service this bad in years. I thought it was going to be a nice dive bar. Turned out to be me receiving bigoted jokes, unprofessionalism, and hostility. Also overpriced for crappy drinks. You stand in line and he helps anybody 1) white and 2) male, before you. Literally goes out of his greasy way to make you uncomfortable. So much wrong. The customers aren't much better. The bartender must suffer from low self esteem and has no power in his life. It seems he feels more important by being rude to certain customers. That ugly, entitled attitude does not make you hip. I felt like I was surrounded by the cast of The Beverly Hillbillies.

Huh who would of been able too walk into a place after two maybe three months and be remembered; yep THE CC CLUB The hospitality is phenomenal, you have to check the outside patio

I would give this place 0 stars if I could. I bought one drink and one basket of fries, my total came out to $17 and some change. I looked at my card transactions and I see that I was charged for $30.92. I called them to have them fix it and the man who answered the phone said "I can't help you with that, you'd have to call management or talk to the person who served you". I then asked how I could get in touch with "management" and the guy said "I don't know"....the man employed by the CC Club does not know how to get in touch with his managers? That is the stupidest thing I have ever heard. This has been the worst customer service I have ever experienced. So absolutely vile. I take pleasure in knowing I will never have to step foot in there again. I'd like to add that in the description of the bar it says "classy". It is anything but.

Good beer, but rude bartenders. They should not work in the service industry. Was charged for something I did not order. When I brought this to the bartenders attention he was rude, accused me of lying, and caused a ruckus until another server confirmed she put it in there by mistake. Angry energy, will not go back.

This place was cool once. Now the food sucks and the drinks are over priced. Dirty as can be. Gross. Gross! Worst service in Minneapolis. Unfortunately it's also become a magnet for crime in the neighborhood and drug sales. Shootings and fights every weekend. Was once a cool dive bar but the new owners drove it off a cliff. They also don't seem to follow any of the Covid guidelines. Avoid this place at all costs. Thankfully the neighborhood still has several other amazing restaurants and bars.

Very unfriendly staff. Would take your money but then forget to serve your drink, with no apologie. Definitely a "too cool for school" attitude.

WORST TREATMENT EVER. Today I was disrespected and mistreated. The bartender, Carl, was openly rude and offensive. I came into watch the Vikings game with my friends and get some food and drinks. The server/bartender was horrible. My whole group has all been servers before and understands the importance of customer service yet this bartender did not. I left shortly after not being treated well and asked for his name politely. I then called to ask for the manager's information and then was verbally abused. He cussed at me using f*ck and would not give me the manager's information. I am incredibly disappointed with what CC Club is representing how their bartenders treat costumers. DO NOT GO HERE.

Want to go somewhere where your alcoholic drink isn't watered down? The CC Club is a good go to. Want to go somewhere where you're waiting for a a table all night, and it's almost impossible to order? CC Club is the place. I believe on a Saturday night, there was one waiter serving a full bar. PACKED. She was working harder then the ONE bartender or the ONE bus boy. Props to her.

I used to be more forgiving to the CC Club. If I'm being objective about it though, there are more reasons not to go to the CC Club than to go. And I should preface this with the fact that I am a dive bar person. Here's why you might go to the CC Club: your friends are all there already or you like the drink-of-the-month special. They discount one thing each month and I believe the specials run until 11 p.m., even on weekends. Sometimes it's good (pitchers of Crispin, which they don't have on tap anymore). Sometimes it's not that good (pitchers of Coors). They have plenty of bar games like a pool table, darts and a Family Guy pinball machine. I can dig that. The vibe of this dive is hipster to the millionth power. I don't really feel positively or negatively about that, but it is what it is. The patio can be a nice place to spend an evening if it's not too smoky. It usually is smoky. The kicker though: service is downright terrible nearly all the time. There's one bartender that is the saving grace, but almost everyone else is slow and/or salty. Cheer up, guys.

Go for the crowd, as they say. I always run into people I know here. The servers are pros - harried, surly, and pierced - but efficient. The back patio is a good bet in warm weather - but grab a table inside first or you'll be out of luck when you come back in. Check the walls for the monthly pitcher specials - always something tasty for $8 -10. I could spend minutes, and I usually do, trying to make sense of the massive lists of drink specials. But I can never keep them straight. As long as it's not late on a weekend, you can bet on getting a good deal if you ask for the special. If you aren't completely absorbed in your own group, look around you for entertainment. Folks are here often end the night at the CC Club, so things get raucous after midnight. A parade of furry men and pale ladies danced through in their underwear and bike helmets one time - on an underwear, bicycle pub crawl. Some people cracked a smile, but it was pretty much business as usual. Brunch here is notorious. Very cheap. Very greasy. Just know what you're getting into. Blood marys are important if you're in a state to make the decision to eat here.

HATE THIS PLACE Service is absolutely horrible please don't waste your time. Waitress are soooo rude waited 45 minutes to get a drink. Food was horrible. I cannot stress how horrible this place is. Please don't waste your time, there are so many better places in uptown

The CC Club was the first bar I visited when I moved to Minneapolis nearly 5 years ago. As such, the CC Club holds a very special place in my heart... or I should say liver. This is a dive bar at its finest, er... grittiest. It's dark, dingy and a little dirty. Ladies, avoid skin contact with the seats if you're wearing short shorts. You never know what to expect from the jukebox. The same few bartenders have been here forever and pour stiff drinks... that seem to get stiffer as the evening goes on. The waffle fries are excellent for curing the drunken munchies. The pool tables are in the most inconvenient possible place but you navigate around people and pool cues to get your nicotine fix on the patio. Or just to enjoy drinking outside in warmer weather. Hold it, if you can but if you must pee, hover (lid up!); you have to anyways if you're 5' 7" like me because the stalls are so short you hit your knees against them. Enjoy the people watching; it's impossible to generalize the clientele the CC Club attracts because I've seen people from all walks of life here, not just hipsters and punk rockers. The service can be unpredictable; from inattentive waitresses to those who will buy you a round for being polite and entertaining. These are the charms and quirks of the CC Club and I wouldn't have it any other way. So cheers to you CC Club; you are truly deserving of my 100th review.

Your bouncer was hammered outside and was acting as if he was a guy just ripping cigarettes outside. He yelled at my group when we disregarded his slurring and tried going inside and realized that he unfortunately was the bouncer and he was just hammered at 9PM. This place is fun but this was a shit experience. Fire that drunken asshole because he's rude and before he "misses" something.

Great dive joint. Just like my hometown of Chicago. Real people here . . . hard to believe that many of them are Minnesotans!! Holy crap, when I get tired of the usual Minnie-SOTA pretentious, sanctimonious, passive-aggressive, arrogant asshole, and I need to contact with human beings before I knock one of these assholes out . . . I head to the CC Club to calm me. Thanks for being there for me ... a weary traveler in a strange land.

This place is great. Great place to unwind and not worry about life. Great staff. Solid recommendations.

This bar is my hands down favorite, and I'll tell you why. What most of you fail to recognize is that the folks who work here are no nonsense, REAL people who do their jobs. They have always taken amazingly good care of me in the long time I have been drinking at the CC. You know why? Because I am not an entitled self-centered asshole who treats these people like PEOPLE when I am in their workplace. What makes this place amazing is that nothing is just handed to you in terms of interaction. Yes, they will serve you if you're not being a complete dick or wasted out of your mind, but they won't put up with rudeness or entitlement either. They have tossed out A-list celebrities for this reason. No one is special here, unless you consistently show that you aren't just some yuppie scum that wandered too far from Uptown who thinks they deserve all of their attention and adoration just because you're dressed nice and have a fat wallet. In fact, all of us regulars really wish you wouldn't set foot in there at all. You are rude, you sexually harass/assault us (which has always been swiftly taken care of by the staff), you start fights, you act like you own the damn place, etc. The CC will survive just fine without you and your judgmental attitudes (I have seen the other reviews saying that we look like we have just crawled from the gutter. What do you have against gutters anyways?). Moreover, they know me. They know what I drink, it's often on the bar before I even open my mouth. I am warmly greeted by name by every staff person when I am there. You can bet it wouldn't be like that if I acted like most of these other folks who wander in off Lyn-Lake. The fact of the matter is, this bar is home to so many of us who deeply appreciate it for exactly what it is. Cheap drinks, real people, good food (the veggie burger is awesome), and I personally wouldn't change a damn thing about it.

Have you ever heard of an establishment that doesn't want business? If not, you have now. I arrived at this bar around 5pm with a group for a corporate Christmas party. Before we could even enter the building, some young kid came out and told us that "they don't do party buses" (we were in a limo), and actually REFUSED to let us into the building. We did not have 100 people; we had 18 people ready and willing to spend money. The attitude of this employee was abhorrent and I've never before been treated like that anywhere. Obviously the CC Club doesn't want the business. So why go there?

Ah, the CC Club, one of the few places that you can stroll in drunk at any point in the day and not have to worry about being the drunkest person in the place. They generally draw in the hipster crowd during the evenings, though there's a bit more diversity in the crowd during the mornings and afternoons. The CC Club is a low-key place to get in a couple of games of pool or darts during the evening while enjoying a reasonably priced pitcher or six (though during the weekend nights it can get pretty asses to elbows inside). The only time I'd really recommend showing up hungry is for breakfast, which is reasonably priced, surprisingly tasty and always generous with the portions. The rest of the menu is pretty standard pub fare and is pretty forgettable, but this really isn't a dining destination (save perhaps the aforementioned breakfast).

Very rude bartender and lazy waiters/waitresses. I got retry much yelled at for trying to get myself a drink .

Tall boys? Chilly fries? Apple Valley bros? This place seems like an old friend. Too bad it's the hottest club in town. Went to CC Club on a dare (lol, not again) and ordered something hot off the menu; chilly cheese fries. They don't serve ice cream here. This food is straight off the grill and straight off the charts. Killer atmosphere (quite literally :P) and prices to match. I'll be back. Hope they're ready.

Deceiving people it's not cool. My hubby knows I like breakfast but this is not happening. Be truthful and market what you sell. So Fake and Trumpish with you're fake news. We are visiting and not the place we wanted to be!

Four stars for the waffle fries! They're SO good. Awesome dive bar. Great late night spot. They have pool, and my favorite - big buck hunter! Also really good drink specials. If you expect a dive bar, you won't be disappointed.

A bartender who cards me and tells me: You don't want to sit next to these people who have DUI on their driving license. Sure, I didn't even ask for your opinion. And I don't want to hear it. I just want a drink. He sure poured me a drink that contained 99% ice. Yes, you're a great bartender who's entitled to judge people on their drinking habits and tell other giests about your stand on that. Did I mention that this bar smells like a sewer?

I go to the CC club a lot, but this last trip there was one of the best yet. We went for a friend's birthday and the servers were incredibly attentive and accommodating of our large group, and the drinks and food came out in a timely manner all night.

Yup, it's a dive. Two crappy pool tables in the back - check Patio that smells like an ashtray - check Video games from 20+ years ago - check Uneven floor that is part carpet, part tile, with random steps up and down so you can prove your sobriety or lack there of easily - check There's a plethora of bars a short jaunt from here that cater to people who need every drink to be accompanied by an ego stroke. What this city lacks is what CC's provides - a place for salt of the earth people to congregate and enjoy an atmosphere that is designed to keep away all the people who are silly enough to think they are too good to be here. Enjoy. P.S. - the reason this isn't a 5 star review is the wings are petty bad. Too much breading and not enough meat. It's a good portion of food if you get it 1/2 off for happy hour but, if I would have paid full price I would have complained. Get the chicken strips instead - those are supposed to be amazing.

If you're looking for a great dive bar, CC club is the place for you. My boyfriend and I frequently pop over for their phenomenal happy hour. Even beyond the happy hour, we catch ourselves often deciding to come here for a strong cocktail just to enjoy the atmosphere. Do yourself a favor and check out CC club if you haven't already!

Came from out of town looking for a low key bar but immediately left and went across the street to Nightingale after the woman barback pushed us out of the way and told us to move. Not sure what her problem was but she should fix her attitude and learn to navigate her busy crowd with a bit more tact and respect.

LOVE CC Club. This is a total dive but it's a fun crowd and the location is decent. The food is typical bar food and the drinks are cheap and strong. I love that it's been around forever and is a watering hole for locals.

Sometimes I have a hard time rating places and things. It's like, how do you rate a sunset? CC club isn't trying to be anything it's not. Its a local dive, and for that I give it a 5. Interesting and diverse crowd, the staff is cool, and good drinks.

First time here in months. Ordered a burger and fries, presentation on point, cooked perfectly, very appreciated before tasting, I bet it taste better then it looks. Right off bat I knew there was a new chef and I confirmed there is.. and he is amazing... some good things do come out of pandemics.