KC’s Time Out Lounge and Grill

Went with a bunch of friends after work at about 4:30 in the afternoon it took 15 minutes for a waitress to come to our table there was about 10 of us, we all got one drink finally and then sat there with empty glasses for 20 minutes most of the ladies were going to order food but we got up and left instead!

I had never been before and was worried for the fried bar food. But we went for lunch and they had good prices and great plate lunches. Beer specials also really good. Our waitress was friendly and helpful but also left us alone so could enjoy our lunch.

Went there knowing it is always busy and seemed fitting for a bachelorette party of 13 ladies; we had a party bus so we made sure out of all the places to go that timeout would be one of the bars. We were well received at all the bars except this one. They couldn’t have cared less that we wanted to spend our night/​money there. We didn’t stay long and don’t have intentions to go back. Would probably be better to go during the day when it is not packed full of people, it errors on the side of trashy, reminds me of Fast eddys of 2015.

Very limited menu, and the food is mediocre at best.
Service is great — friendly waitresses and bartenders.
Pool tables leave a lot to be desired. Lights often have bulbs burnt out for weeks in a row. Consider yourself lucky if you get a table with a complete set of balls, rather than a hodge podge mixture that MIGHT have the ones you need fir your game.

I’ve just moved back to Evansville, but have been here once before. It’s a bland frat boy-​ish type place. Good service if you’re nice and order a lot. Nothing too exciting.
Some friends of mine suggest we go here on a $ 4 pitcher night, which was fine with me. While there, I bought shots for people I have never met, took care of my friends, and spent $ 170. The place was dead, so I’d think they would be happy about us being there and spending a fair amount o money. WRONG! While waiting for my bill, I flipped a light switch. This was enough to set the petty, little manager over the edge. FYI– the bar was closed. As I walked out, I absentmindedly carried a glass out with me, and in the process dropped my glass. The security guard, Ben, was on my heels. I offered to clean it up, but he was also upset with me so I thought it best to just leave and not be a bigger problem. Maybe it’s because I just moved back after being away from 10 years, but I’m not used to people getting so upset over simple, small things.
So after I left, I got pulled over by the cops because Time Out called them. Apparently, I had thrown a beer bottle at a sidewalk-​parked motorcycle when I left. This accusation is just crazy because I hadn’t bought a single bottle of beer all night and, luckily, my friends stayed behind after catching wind of what was happening. This is where I must admit that the EVPD did a fantastic job. They stopped me, then waited to hear from the other cops about was happening at the scene because, as the police told me later, Time Out has a history of crying wolf and I was complying with everything they had asked and was being very cool. Plus I had my receipt that contradicted their claim.
While on the scene at the bar, the cops saw where the glass had landed, and confined that there was no glass anywhere close to the bike. Once again, Time Out had cried wolf. Cops let me go, and the only bad thing that happened was my friends car got towed (which the bar later told me they witnessed while laughing).
I was pretty upset because this lie could have really messed my life up, which would have been really bad seeing as how I had been back in town a little over a week. So I called them, and I learned the character of the manager.
Firstly, he would not tell me his name, but told me the name of the bouncer, that he had a kid and no formal education, and was very mocking, even going so at as stating that they had me on film throwing the bottle. At that time, I was determined to at least get him to tell me his name since he was obviously being a coward and hiding behind it considering he freely offered so much other personal information about himself and employee names. I actually knew who he was: the small, young man wearing a ball cap to hide the beginnings of his receding hairline. Even though he was very tiny, he was easy to point out as all night he delegated work instead of helping out. You know the type. I never got his name, and I will admit I got a little mouthy, but not until he said «you’re white, stop talking like you’re black». Again, I’ve been in a big city for a while so my lingo might come off a little ghetto, but there was no reason for him to be a bigot. Racism is something I just won’t standby and allow to happen, especially after watching him throw a black man out of the bar even though the white guy clearly started the problem.
I know this is long, so if you’re skipping to the end, here’s what you need to know about this place: you will get good service if you are kind and tip well. The management is indeed racially biased, so make sure you act your appropriate race. No matter how much you spend or how good of a customer, you will get the cops called on you if you flip a light switch. The small manager who will coward behind others, revealing all their names but will not tell you his (I hope the employees know that), is a sad person whose life peaked in high school. But most of all, if you tick them off, they have no problem doing something to you that could potentially ruin your life. Be careful at this place, as it lacks a soul.
EDIT: Since posting this and talking with people around Evansville, I have found out that I am not the only person to have had an experience like this. This place, an their management, are complete garbage.

The food is just… well …no, but they have finally started getting some decent beers on tap and unless you go later than 10 o’clock or so the bar has reasonable service and it’s quite comfortable. After that time it turns into a super loud crowded meat market of all ages so best to avoid unless you’re looking for that kind of thing. Bonus points for lots of TVs including trivia games.

Came in from outta town and a cabbie recommended this place. It’s Friday about 9 pm and we had the pizza for dinner.
Staff was friendly large selection of pool tables, pizza was thin crust piled high with toppings and sweet sauce .
Large and small pool tables. Tons of seating and plenty of televisions to watch games.
3 bar areas and a live band.
A nice stack of video games and darts.
Good mixed crowd young and old.
I would return and recommend you try it.

This place is located in the Washington Square Mall in Evansville. We went in today and had lunch, and the food was great. My boys both had hamburgers, and I had the Stromboli. Oh my heaven the Stromboli was amazing, and both boys really enjoyed their burger. We also had a strange rendition of cheese sticks there made from queso cheese and other things which was really good!
This place is a bar and restaurant with family seating for dining out front. Kids are welcome and the service prompt and friendly.