Wife and I came in on a Thursday around 0400pm. Needed to burn a few hours. Parking is in the back. It can be fairly easy to miss, so hideaway is a great name. Inside has a small bar, restrooms, and a pool table. Most of the seating is outdoors (covered) in the back and front. Had a few miller lites ($4) and we ordered fried pickles and chicken tenders. Pickles were super hot and crispy. The tenders were big and corn flake battered. Good vibes outside. Crowd felt like mostly locals that knew each other. Reminds me of a bar from up north smashed with a beach bar. Staff were friendly if you needed anything. Attentive but not pushy to sell or upcharge. We got new drinks when needed, but never felt rushed or unwanted. We were looking for somewhere to burn some time and enjoy the weather and we found it. Fun casual dive. Honestly, wish we lived a bit closer., Cool dive bar. Very friendly staff cool vibe inside. Lots of TVs for sports fans. Had the buffalo wings which were awesome. Only drawback no parking. Have to park on side streets. Bloody Marys are. Ok. Won’t brag about them. Come check it out. Plenty of seating in and out., I was at the Hideaway with 2 friends on Wednesday November24. We all three ordered the Grilled Cheese with Bacon sandwich. We had to wait almost an hour for the sandwiches after ordering. To make matters worse. All 3 sandwiches have very little cheese and bacon on them. We complained and they did take them off of our bill. We liked going there, but after the horrible time we had, It is doubtful we will be going back. With the Food Hall at The Yard across the street, you need to fix your operation right now or you will be out of business., Local dive bar but not in a bad way.. I love their prices and their food options are really good. They keep it fresh with a few craft beers here and there with the option of hard liquor drinks.. They open up early which is really nice for the third shift people. This is a perfect location to stop and grab a bite to eat and head to other breweries or other places as well up and down the main road or just to hang out there for the rest of the evening and enjoy the locals and very well priced drinks., I use to come to this bar with friends in the past. I recently came in with family to order food and drinks. The food wasn’t too bad and everything came out correct. I finished my glass of red wine and put my gum on the empty glass. One of the bartenders (larger lady, not the birthday girl) came over and said: “HERE! Do you want your gum?” I thought it was really strange for someone to ask that but I politely said no. She then insisted on me taking the gum so I said again for the second time no. She then goes “well take it off (the glass)”. I look at her with an absurd look on my face because I have never been asked if I want/to take my trash from a restaurant/bar…!? I don’t respond. She then goes to reach for a used napkin off of our table and takes the gum off then as she’s walking away says something under her breath. I’m not sure if these people were raised in a barn but that is not professional at all. I get that this bar is very relaxed and a “hole in the wall” but the employees don’t have to act and be a literally hole in the wall. I hope this never happens to anyone else….