Restaurant
Unclaimed profileRallyPoint Sport Grill
Cary, NC · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
RallyPoint Sport Grill pairs a sports-bar atmosphere with a serious cocktail program, featuring six signature drinks like the RP Old Fashioned and NC 75, all under $15. The wine list is broad, with glasses from $5 and half-off bottles on Fridays. Daily specials keep beer and spirits affordable, though the selection is less distinctive.
- What should I order?
- Start with the RP Old Fashioned ($14): Elijah Craig, simple syrup, Angostura bitters, and orange zest. Or go for The Keeper ($12) with Tito's, basil simple syrup, and fresh lime. Both show a competent bar behind the sports-bar facade.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Sports fans who want a real cocktail before the game, and value seekers who plan around daily specials—Monday's $2 off RP Cocktails and Friday's half-off wine bottles reward the schedule-minded.
- When should I go?
- Monday for discounted cocktails, Wednesday for wine-by-the-glass deals, or Friday when bottles are half off.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $12–$14; wines by the glass $5–$10, bottles $20–$40. Daily specials can push a drink below $10.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A dedicated cocktail menu with fresh citrus and named spirits—Elijah Craig, Conniption Gin, Fevertree ginger beer—plus a wine list that spans seven varietals. The weekly specials are unusually deep, covering every day.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Six signature cocktails, all under $15, use fresh citrus and named spirits like Elijah Craig and Conniption Gin. The RP Old Fashioned and The Keeper show a competent bar. Monday's $2 off RP Cocktails and Sunday's $5 Tito's add value.
Menu strengths
- — Recipes are specific and balanced, using fresh lime or lemon and quality mixers like Fevertree ginger beer.
- — Pricing is consistent and fair, with no cocktail above $14.
- — Weekly specials, including $2 off on Monday, make the program accessible.
Standout selections
- — RP Old Fashioned – Elijah Craig, simple syrup, Angostura bitters, orange zest.
- — The Keeper – Tito's vodka, basil simple syrup, fresh lime, soda water.
- — NC 75 – Conniption gin, simple syrup, fresh lemon, topped with prosecco.
Pricing: $12-$14
Wine
A broad list covering white, red, bubbly, and rosé, with glasses from $5 and bottles from $20. Named selections include Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Riesling, and Cabernet. Wednesday discounts glasses; Friday cuts bottle prices in half.
Menu strengths
- — Seven named wines span multiple varietals and price points, from $5 glasses to $38 bottles.
- — Friday's half-off bottles is a strong incentive to explore the list.
- — Glass pours as low as $5 keep the program approachable.
Standout selections
- — Whitehaven Sauvignon Blanc – $10 glass / $38 bottle.
- — Bread & Butter Cabernet – $10 glass / $38 bottle.
- — Kung Fu Riesling – $9 glass / $34 bottle.
Pricing: $5-$10 glass, $20-$40 bottle
Beer
Daily beer specials dominate: $4 cans Monday, $5 drafts Tuesday, $5 Blue Moon 23oz Wednesday, $5 NC Draft Thursday, $3 bottles Friday, $5 Sweetwater pints Saturday, $3 Bud Lt pints Sunday. A $15 Landshark Bucket is the only named selection.
Menu strengths
- — A different deal every night keeps prices low, from $3 bottles to $5 pints.
- — The Landshark Bucket offers a shared format for groups.
Standout selections
- — Landshark Bucket – $15 for a bucket of Landshark.
Pricing: $3-$15
Spirits
Bourbon and whiskey get dedicated attention with Tuesday's half-off select bourbons.; Value specials on Jameson and Fireball make well-known labels affordable.
Menu strengths
- — Bourbon and whiskey get dedicated attention with Tuesday's half-off select bourbons.
- — Value specials on Jameson and Fireball make well-known labels affordable.
Standout selections
- — Spirits are featured in cocktails and daily specials, including bourbon, whiskey, tequila, vodka, gin, and rum.
Pricing: Specials only
How it sits with the food
The cocktail and wine menus are printed separately, suggesting they're meant to stand alone. The Seasonal Margarita with Lunazul Blanco or Vida Mezcal could cut through bar food; the Bread & Butter Cabernet would pair with a burger.
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