No booking, no reason needed.
Every other way into Grid Lounge asks you to pick a time and a length first. This one does not. Come in, sit down, and decide later whether you want to drive at all.
The Paddock is the bar at Grid Lounge. It is in the same room as the rigs, it keeps the same hours, and there is nothing to book before you walk through the door.
Opening soon. The Paddock is not pouring yet. Until it does, the bar is still beer, seltzers and non-alcoholic drinks — come in anyway.
There is not much to know, which is the idea.
Cedar Falls is not short of places to get a drink. This is the one where the thing on the screens is happening in front of you, and you can get in it.
Every other way into Grid Lounge asks you to pick a time and a length first. This one does not. Come in, sit down, and decide later whether you want to drive at all.
Not on a screen from somewhere else. Six rigs, a live leaderboard, and whoever is quick tonight, ten feet from where you are sitting. It is the one thing a bar downtown cannot put on.
Mixed drinks and a cocktail list built around racing, alongside the beer and the non-alcoholic options that were always here.
Watch whoever is quick tonight. Argue about a corner you have never driven. Order food in, because we do not cook and never pretended to. And if the rig in front of you comes free and you find yourself wondering, that is usually how it starts.
No booking, no session length, nothing to decide before you arrive. The door is open whenever the lounge is.