Nags Head

I like it when I walk into a bar and my drink options are posted on the bar wall in what looks like sticky notes on brightly color papers in bold print so that I can read it. And I like it even more when the drinks names are intriguing and I don't know them and there is no freakin' way I'm going to get through them all in one night without a trip to the ER. And that is in a summary what this place is, in a bar. \r \r Small place, not too crowded, and it appeared in my brief experience there, like a good percentage of the people there were regulars. \r \r Hey anyplace where I can wear jeans and a cute hoodie, and not pay a cover or wait in line, wins in my books already. Top it off with intriguing drink names taped to the bar wall, and you've got me.\r \r I'm already making a list of drinks I wanna try next time. more

Girls you have to check out this place Sat, Sun, Mon during the day. I saw the hottest guy ever. His butt is highly recommended. I would've tried to hook up with him but I met his girlfriend who is actually really stunning so I don't think I have a chance. Whatever. I'm still going back for the hot Josh eyecandy. more

Whether you're in the Richmond District heading downtown or coming back from a night on the town, stop by the Nags Head. The atmosphere is great for a small local bar. The juke box gives it an old-fashioned feel, a dart board in the corner can keep you mobile, and the local patrons are nothing short of pleasant and cordial. If you want a real treat, stop by on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. A witty, retired cable car conductor tends bar who can talk sports or philosophy. For class, it's not the St. Francis, but it's homely and comfortable - a great stop. more

I almost don't want to let other's know of this hole-in-the-wall. Staff is very cool and very friendly. It's a relaxing place to relax and grab a drink. more

The bartender was great - the place was empty and she let us stay as long as we wanted! Pros: intimate, great bartender, earthy Cons: it's a dive more