McCool’s: Manhattan’s latest hometown sports activities bar

Jeff Zerr and Casey McCool are the homeowners and operators of McCool’s and Mojo’s in Aggieville. The bar, renovated by the pair after 785 closed, is nothing just like the club-style bar it changed. As an alternative, excessive high tables and a big open area greet bar-goers ravenous for a late night time or sport day meal.

The menu is filled with enjoyable meals choices akin to salads, burgers, sloppy joes, wings and tater tots. The Firecracker burger, which comes with grilled jalapenos, pepper jack cheese and a buffalo cream cheese unfold, may be very easy and rapidly made; it has an old-school ballpark really feel to it. The fries are contemporary and further crispy — they don’t style like they sat for even a second underneath a warmth lamp. 

The meals, whereas not flashy, makes up for it in style, affordability and comfort — it’s the proper fast chunk between lessons. It beats out different fast-food eating places on the town, plus the ambiance may be very informal. It’s an excellent place to observe a sport or work on homework with a burger and beer.  

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Chill music, like Etta James’ “A Sunday Form of Love,” reverberates by way of the audio system and serenading the viewers, including to the satisfying ambiance. 

When the solar goes down and drinks fill glasses to the brim, the area continues to be snug and welcoming. The nice and cozy lights and open area make the bar stand out from others in Aggieville. Relatively than including itself to the checklist of club-like bars on the town, McCool’s takes a special method — it screams hometown sports activities bar.

The workers is attentive to clients; drinks are made rapidly. Most company appear to be dedicated regulars, regardless of the bar being newer to the realm, talking to its service. The neighborly kindness of the workers stands out with each go to.