Restaurant
Unclaimed profileRick's Restaurant & Sports Bar
Sneads Ferry, NC · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Rick's Restaurant & Sports Bar runs a beverage program built around a 20-tap beer wall that includes local microbrews and old favorites, with Miller High Life and Natural Light at $2 on Saturdays. The cocktail list has craft options like the Smoked New Fashioned at $10, plus a $5 Moscow Mule, $5.50 LIT, and $5.50 Topsail Tea. Spirits specials name Titos Vodka and Crown Royal at $5 and Fireball at $4.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Smoked New Fashioned at $10 for the most distinctive cocktail on the list, or the $5 Moscow Mule if you want a straightforward mixed drink. For beer, the 20-tap lineup includes local microbrews and standards like Red Oak and Stella at $4.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Anyone who wants a broad beer selection with local microbrews and familiar taps, plus affordable cocktails and spirit specials. The $2 Saturday Miller High Life and Natural Light specials will appeal to value-focused drinkers.
- When should I go?
- Saturday for the $2 Miller High Life and Natural Light specials, or any day for the full 20-tap beer list and cocktail menu.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails range from $5 for a Moscow Mule to $10 for the Smoked New Fashioned. Spirit specials run $4 to $5. Beers are $2 for Saturday specials and $4 for Blue Moon, Red Oak, and Stella.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The combination of a 20-tap beer program with local microbrews, a craft cocktail list that includes a smoked New Fashioned variation, and named spirit specials at $4 to $5 gives this sports bar a broader beverage range than its casual format might suggest.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The cocktail list includes craft options like the Smoked New Fashioned and Topsail Tea, with prices from $5 to $10. The Moscow Mule and LIT round out a compact but varied selection.
Menu strengths
- — Four named cocktails span $5 to $10, giving a clear price range from well drinks to a $10 smoked variation.
- — Craft cocktails are offered alongside standard mixed drinks.
Standout selections
- — Smoked New Fashioned — $10, the top-priced cocktail on the list.
- — Moscow Mule — $5, a straightforward option at the lower end.
Pricing: $5–$10
Wine
The category is light and capped at 84.; It offers a nice wine selection.; Homepage explicitly advertises a wine selection.
Menu strengths
- — It offers a nice wine selection.; Homepage explicitly advertises a wine selection.
Standout selections
- — It offers a nice wine selection.; Homepage explicitly advertises a wine selection.
Beer
Twenty beers on tap include local microbrews and old favorites. Saturday specials bring Miller High Life and Natural Light to $2, while Blue Moon, Red Oak, and Stella are $4.
Menu strengths
- — 20 beers on tap with local microbrews and familiar standards.
- — Saturday $2 specials on Miller High Life and Natural Light.
Standout selections
- — Red Oak — $4, a local microbrew on tap.
- — Blue Moon — $4, a widely recognized wheat beer.
Pricing: $2–$4
Spirits
Named spirit specials include Titos Vodka and Crown Royal at $5 and Fireball at $4. The list is short but clearly priced and advertised.
Menu strengths
- — Three named spirit specials at $4 to $5.
Standout selections
- — Titos Vodka — $5.; Crown Royal — $5.
- — Fireball — $4; Homepage explicitly advertises named spirit specials.
Pricing: $4–$5
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