Fort Campbell Warrior Zone

Nice atmosphere, has pool, chess, and other fun games to play. Food was good and fairly priced. I had 2 shots which were kinda expensive considering its a place on post for soldiers. Overall good experience, I think more people should utilize this venue.

This place used to be called Champions, and was built right after Desert Storm in 1991. Used to have strippers on the weekends back in those days, as did the old 101 Club on the airfield that was tore down in 94 or 95, and the Eagle Rendezvous Club (NCO) Club. I'm guessing they don't do that any more. Was a good place to stop in after work and have a couple beers.

If you're looking for a place to grab a bite to eat and hang out for a little while. Free wifi, gaming, TV, board games, corn hole, computer room and a music room. Coming soon a virtual game room! Food, slushies, water, soda products, alcohol all served @bar (alcohol is 21&up ! The hours of operation are....Sun-Thu: 1100am-1000 pmFri-Sat: 1100am-1100 pm

I’ve been twice both times have been a huge disappointment. I ordered wings that did not come out as ordered however they tasted good, again just not at all what I ordered. I tried to order a mixed drink and was told they didn’t know how to make them and I would have to wait until another bartender comes back. So why are you a bartender. The music is too loud to enjoy and is constantly interrupted by a notification sound alerting the bartenders they have a text message. It’s so loud I have both AirPods in and can’t hear my conversation at all. When attempting to pay the card machine broke down and now waiting 30 minutes just to pay my tab as if I don’t have things to do today and the manager decides it’s just not her problem to come fix it. I can definitely understand why this place is dead all the time. Poor service and needs a good update compared to other warrior zones. 0/5

Nicole Kuhn is a great bar tender and a great person to talk to, nice to hang around and she gets me ice all the time