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Originally, sports bars were places for Victorian men in itchy woolen bodysuits to trade feats of kettlebell strength for delightful appetizers and sudsy pints. Experience the modern incarnation of old timey meeting places with today's deal: for $12, you get $25 worth of eats and drinks at Rally Point Sport Grill, located in Cary.
Rally Point's menu matches the casual atmosphere with laid-back, satisfying fare. Start the opening round with a basket of Rally Chips (sliced and fried Idaho potatoes, $3) before moving on to a power play of traditional or boneless wings with eight original sauces ranging from zero-heat to tactical nuke ($8–$28, depending on basket size). Diners can also dive into a bowl of house-made pepperoni soup ($4.50) or batter taste buds into delicious submission with a deep-fried Angus-chuck cheeseburger and chips ($7). No sports grill experience would be complete without a thick slice of draft beer to lubricate digestion and conversation ($2.50–$4.50). Rally Point also offers wine by the glass ($4–$6) for fans of Frasier.
In addition to numerous televisions, Rally Point hosts entertainment and activities to please human patrons unsatisfied with merely seeing entertainment and activities happen on a screen. The humungous 4,500 square-foot establishment provides plenty of room for watchers, doers, and people who are trying to watch the game and play darts at the same time.
This Groupon is not valid with other offers, but it can be used for daily food or drink specials.
Reviews
Five Google Mappers give it an average of four stars. More than 1,100 Facebookers are fans of the restaurant.
- The service was friendly and fast so I was able to get in and out at lunch time. Went back on a weekend for music and had a great time. – Michael, Google Maps
- The wings are GREAT!!!!!! – Drew, Google Maps
Groupon Says
The Sports of a Lifetime
Sports bars are great because customers can celebrate legendary sports moments with other fans as they happen. What are some of the many iconic sports moments?
- Ruth Calls His Shot: Babe Ruth successfully points out a woman in the centerfield bleachers that he will later take on a date.
- Gehrig's Farewell Speech: In his retirement speech, Lou Gehrig refers to himself as "the luckiest man in the world" after winning the lottery four times and marrying all 25 Rockettes.
- The Greatest Game Ever Played: This 1958 football championship between the Giants and the Colts ended with quarterbacks Charlie Conerly and Johnny Unitas teaming up to start a detective agency.
- The Miracle on Ice: Fans are asked, "Do you believe in miracles?" when the 1980 Winter Olympic hockey finals between the United States and Russia ends with the ice turning into frozen wine.
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