Greenville Inn

What can you sayIt's The Ville. There is only one Ville. It's a feeling, an emotion, a mental image, like your first July 4th or your first sexual experience. Thats The Ville. For some the experience is crystal clear, for others a little hazy, but always memorable. A one of a kind, a dying breed, a dose of the real, reminding us of what it's like to truly feel alive in a franchised world of mindless strip center bars whose only purpose is to use some marketing formula to seperate you from your money for the benefit of their shareholders. Can out of the box clones of the same bars with different names stir your emotions, leave a lasting imprint on your mind? I don't love the place where I get gas for my car or the mega-grocery store on the corner. But I do love The Ville....

How did the other reviewers fail to mention the rowdy college crowd, primary seating consisting of 2 picnic tables & one long bench squeezed up against the wall, as well as people dancing on the tables & splashing their drinks, a stage for bands that is the size of a postage stamp, the loud acoustics that will have your ears ringing for days, and the claustrophobic feeling you get from being squeezed against every guy and girl in this overcrowded night spot? Bar fights are not uncommon here either! Two assaults in '09 have sent people out in an ambulance.Unless you're a member of the local police or fire dept or one of the other ""locals"" that frequent this bar/restaurant, it is hard to find a reason to travel here. There are plenty of better places to go and listen to a live band. I can't imagine what else packs the patrons in besides the blaring music.

My friends over in Canyon Lakes recommended I stop in for the food. I never knew they even served food. I was pleasantly suprised by the quantity and quality of the food for the price. My kids keep asking when we can go again so they can play the wii.

This was my first time at The Greenville Inn, or The Ville as the locals call it, where I heard this band called the Spazmatics was playing. What a great band for a place you almost wouldn't notice from the outside. I can honestly say the end of the night gets a little fuzzy, but I had a great freakin time! There were people dancing on the picnic tables, people dancing on the bar, just about everywhere there was room, people were dancing. Amazingly, as crowded as it was, the service was great and I barely had to wait to get my cherrybombs, part of why it gets a little fuzzy later, but my friend who I was buying them to drink with was happy, and it showed later on in the night. What a great freakin time! Can't wait to go again next week. I hear they have Carlos Jones playing

Not the night club type. More of a neighborhood bar. Nice employees and patrons. Enjoyable for just going out to relax.