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“ Affectionately known as the Barcade , the Yacht Club combines PBR and SNES in a very successful way. ” in 3 reviews

“ Over the course of an evening, my friends and I played Super Smash TV on an SNES , poked about arcade cabinets, and listened to an impromptu opera performance. ” in 2 reviews

“ My coworker, who went to UT years ago, and I decided to pop in for a quick pregame before heading down Cumberland. ” in 2 reviews

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A great little hole in the wall place. My coworker, who went to UT years ago, and I decided to pop in for a quick pregame before heading down Cumberland. I love this place walking in. It is small, but one can tell that this is a regulars place. There are vidya games to the left, free of charge. Fun fac: the sign on the video game machine reads: " Do not pour beer directly on the video game console". Awesome! The beer selection was pretty damn awesome. Bottled beers included SN Otro Vez and Founders Breakfast Stout. Drafts included Yazoo Pale and Founders All Day. Apparently pets are allowed because i was slightly accosted by a beast of an animal upon entry. I thought i was in the filming of "The Revenant", but the beast proved to be more bark than bite. I like it here and would come back any day. 4.5 stars.

Super divey bar. Really alternative atmosphere. Smoking is permitted. Burgers, hot dogs and bratwurst, bacon $0.50. Major discussions on role playing apps that icod not follow. Really awesome if I was 20 years younger. I'll go play Tetris.

Great little bar with live music, DJs and games. Cool patio and great location on the strip within walking distance to The University of Tennessee - Knoxville campus.

Absolutely the worst service I have ever experienced in my life. I will never be coming here again. The bartender was making fun of me and my friends the service overall was trash. Also, the drinks were not good at all. The place overall was dirty and dusty.

One of the most enjoyable bars in Knoxville, especially in the campus vicinity. Tons of character, generally a very chill and friendly crowd. They have arcade games, great music, and great beer. Check it out!

Boss awesome playing on a Saturday night

The "Barcade" is a great place to let your inner-drunken-kid out. The atmosphere is easy which allows you to enjoy a night with friends while playing Mortal Combat on the Super Nintendo. The best thing about The Yacht Club is that it is a great place to sit and hang out at all times of the day. Narrow and yet cozy, the drinks are always great and the Barcade is always loaded with fun bartenders, people and even better conversations. This place is fun gem.

Hell of a lot of fun! I came into town to visit family, and did a lot of walking around -- usually college towns have some fun bars and businesses. I was just about to give up when my girlfriend and I stumbled on the Yacht Club. Cheap beer, 25 cent classic arcade machines, and random 80s movies on the TV above the bar. We ended up spending the whole evening there, meeting locals and getting sloshed. In addition to the PBR and Tecate, they had a huge selection of beers that I was surprised to see, so far from home.

Not impressed at all with this establishment. The drinks are super expensive and the space is really tacky and cramped. It had a cool, grungy 90's atmosphere, but it was just too small for all the decor. The bartender was cool but he was a bit too chatty and inattentive. If I had to recommend anything, don't get a well drink or cocktail. Stick with a draft beer because the mixed drinks are not very well made and are expensive. The location is very convenient and is a bit off the strip, which is nice if you're into the quiet scene.

Honestly the best bar in Knoxville!!! The karaoke nights are awesome! Cheap beer and lots of other great things!!! Owners are great too!

This shouldn't even be called a bar... more like a place to go if you have nothing else to do and aren't afraid of alleyways. Can buy a overpriced drink from the very slim selection of cheap drinks but better have a second or third choice ready in case they are out... again. Also have plenty of change to pay with if you use cash because you will end up with multiple dollars in nickels... also no parking lot and or no sign or notice as to where you should park or to tell you that if you park behind the strip that you will get your car towed away if you can't pay the crooked tow truck guy $75 on the spot. And very rude owner and bartender that only gave men good service unless you complimented her obviously fake un proportionate breast's that she kept reminding everybody she had.

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Opened: February 29th of 2008.

Nestled on the corner of 17th and Cumberland (between Chipotle and Goodwill), the Fort Sanders Yacht Club has been one of Knoxville's little gems for the past four years. Having opened on February 29th of 2008, the Yacht Club has constantly evolved to bring you everything you'd expect from a barcade, all while keeping its intimate and unique charm. Within our walls we also have a free-to-play console station, containing an arsenal of the classics (SNES, NES, SEGA), and also the fan-favorite, our N64 . . . just remember to bring 3 other friends so you can kick their ass at Super Smash Bros. On the subject of evolving, the Yacht Club has just recently acquired its liquor license - now able to provide you with an assortment of liquor . . . from your general wells, to top shelf quality.

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Nestled on the corner of 17th and Cumberland (between Chipotle and Goodwill), the Fort Sanders Yacht Club has been one of Knoxville's little gems for the past four years. Having opened on Febuary 29th of 2008, the Yacht Club has constantly evolved to bring you everything you'd expect from a barcade, all while keeping its intimate and unique charm. Within our walls we also have a free-to-play console station, containing an arsenal of the classics (SNES,NES,SEGA), and also the fan-favorite, our N64... just remember to bring 3 other friends so you can kick their ass at Super Smash Bros. On the subject of evolving, the Yacht Club has just recently acquired its liquor license - now able to provide you with an assortment of liquor... from your general wells, to top shelf quality. On top of our already low prices, we have a great array of daily specials, along with a 4-7pm happy hour (M-F) that consist of half off drafts and 3 dollar wells. Sunday- $1 off everything ($3 minimum price) Monday- $1 off 40s and draft selection Tuesday- $2 Dollar Drafts Wednesday- $1 off malt beverages (Mikes, Twisted Tea, etc.) Thursday- $1 off all international beverages Media: http://www.knoxnews.com/news/2008/Mar/21/fort-sanders-yacht-club-makes-waves/ http://www.knoxville.com/news/2009/feb/24/reed-sail-into-fort-sanders-yacht-club/ http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/10/best-beer-bars-mens-health-magazine_n_1661362.html?utm_hp_ref=college#slide=1204612 http://www.menshealth.com/

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Really interesting place from a perspective of European traveler, a bar full of old 25-cent arcade games (more than ten machines like Donkey Kong, Street Fighter II, Mario Bros) plus cheap beer (different kinds) especially on Tuesdays. Smoking only outside, on a funny small patio. Great, relaxed atmosphere.

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A great little hole in the wall place. My coworker, who went to UT years ago, and I decided to pop in for a quick pregame before heading down Cumberland. I love this place walking in. It is... Read more

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Super divey bar. Really alternative atmosphere. Smoking is permitted. Burgers, hot dogs and bratwurst, bacon $0.50. Major discussions on role playing apps that icod not follow. Really awesome... Read more

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Great little bar with live music, DJs and games. Cool patio and great location on the strip within walking distance to The University of Tennessee - Knoxville campus. Read more

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