Winedale Tavern   

There aren't many places on Lower Greenville where you can go in cut-off jeans and flip flops and feel like you fit right in, but at the Winedale, anything more would be considered overdressed. Plastic skeletons hang from the ceiling overhead in tribute to the Grateful Dead at this narrow hole-in-the-wall where beer and pool reign supreme. For more than 25 years, an eccentric crowd has lined the long bar at this spot that was once a meat locker before owner Lota Dunham bought the place and transformed it into a bar. Although the Winedale isn't as rough and tumble as it used to be, you can still find an occasional scuffle. There's also a small stage inside the door where some local talent performs on open-mic Wednesdays. And be sure to ask the management why the clock is always set 30 minutes ahead.