4 Best Bar & Grill near Basom

“Our first time over to dine at the Alabama Hotel. We arrived at 2 PM and noticed for the time of day the parking lot had more then a few cars in the parking lot for time of day. This is a historical hotel which dates back to the 1800 and has been kept update and modernized. Handicapped acceptable which includes parking( a nice sized lot off street parking) as well as a handicap bar to get up a few stairs and wide enough for wheel chair. We were greeted by our server and she was the only server which kept up with at least ten tables as well as a continuous amount of people coming into the resturant. She greeted us with a smile and told us 2 pages of the menu were available as well as broiled fish and fish fry. Entree included a nice fresh salad bar also a side. Plenty of sides were included on the menu per choice. My partner and I both ordered the fish. He ordered broiled Cajun as for me the fried. My side was asperges which was scrumptious. A nice sized amount of asperges. They do not skimp. Salad bar was awesome! Fresh spring lettuce bread rolls macaroni salad Cole slaw beets a variety of dressings bacon bits etc. Soup is also available for a small charge. Menu offers prime rib chicken and dumplings a wide variety of fish and sea food and more for dinner. Alabama hotel also offers special brunch. Check out the fb page for more info. Thank you Alabama for a fine dining experience! We will be back“

“Yes it is a bar, but doesn't mean you can not sit down with your family and have great affordable meal. The menu is limited but was delicious none the less. We had wings, tenders and fries that were absolutely worth the 2hr drive. Bar tender was super nice. We would definitely stop in again when we are in the area.. Good to see small local establishments can still survive this tyrannical world we live in. Support your local businesses !“

“First off, I love "off the beaten path" places that are on the far-opposite side of the pretentious spectrum. This place is affectionately known by locals as "The Mogadore", which is synonymous with the North Pembroke hamlet where its located. Since I gravitate to dive bar type places, this would have gotten 5 stars if it weren't for their very limited menu and cash-only policy. Still, they're a solid 4 starts based on: Cozy atmosphere, friendly-as-can-be service, and their wings are nothing short of awesome (2nd best in county, I'm told!). French fries were darn good, and I also hear their Friday fish-fry is excellent as well. In summary, The Mogadore / North Pembroke Hotel is a local gem that has been around for 50 years or more, and that's because it keeps it simple and focuses on their strengths.“

“Our family comes often for bowling and dinner. Staff is very welcoming and friendly. When bowling we never have wait long if there’s any questions, to get shoes or lane assignments or pay our bills. Food is great, portions are good. Specials, menu options, drinks and prices are all listed in the menus. It’s nice to see the updates that have been made to the business since the new owners started.“