Brewpub

I love this place!
It may take them a minute to get to you, so order more than one beer at once if you drink quickly.
The food is above average for a brewpub,
The chili and cheeseburgers are amazing but the wood fired pizzas are were it's at!
BACON and FRESH BASIL... AMAZING!
Thank You Geno and Cindy for the great food and beer.
The bartender Paul is cool as hell.

I stopped here on a Tuesday evening as I was passing through for work.  The place was pretty much empty, but when I sat at the bar I was ignored by the bartender while she took orders from the waitstaff working the two tables that had customers.  Eventually, she came up to me and asked what I wanted.  I requested a beer list and she begrudgingly went to find one.  I chose the El Toro Oro Golden Ale because it was highly praised in the menu as their "award winning" beer.  It was nothing special; on par with a Stella Artois in my books.  The menu has pizzas, but had a comment of "when available" next to it.  I asked the grouchy bartender if I could order a pizza and she said she would have to check with the chef.  She disappeared for a while, then came back and started mulling around behind the bar.  I waited a while for a response to my question, but when none came, I asked her again if I could order a pizza.  She snapped at me, with her hands next to her face to emphasize, that she had to wait for the chef to tell her if the oven was hot enough.  She eventually told me they couldn't make pizza, so I ordered the fish and chips while I finished my beer.  She spent the rest of the evening treating other customers poorly and making snotty comments to a coworker, whom I believe was her husband.

Overall, the food was decent (nothing special), the beer was ok (not great) and the bartender was ridiculously rude (horrid woman)!  I later found out that she was actually one of the owners.  I was very disappointed that a local pub wouldn't be more friendly and excited to have business on a Tuesday evening.  Plus, how hard is it to make a pizza or prep your oven for dinner at 7:30?  It looks like pretty much everyone else on these reviews had similar experiences with poor customer service.  I won't be back and I wish I would have read these reviews before so I wouldn't have given my money to this establishment.

This update makes me sad. First thing is first, the beer here is awesome. I don't like beer, and I want to drink all of their beers. Delicious and amazing stuff. If you like beer and don't mind disappointing service then this is the place for you. I believe the bartender was the same one as my last visit, and still as pleasant and prompt as ever in service. I met a few friends here and we went to play pool (badly BTW), and continued to buy drinks as we ran out. However, at 9 we were the only people left in the place so they decided to close up. No problem, I get that it can be more expensive to keep open for 4 people than it is worth the sales, please, close up if you don't think you'll be getting more people in. It was the manner in which they chose to close up that left a sour finish to the day. They shut off the lights.

I know what you may be thinking, we may have been forgotten about. We weren't exactly being quiet, and we had tabs open, so it's not like they were going to forget about being paid out. We finished our drinks and went downstairs to be greeted by a woman whose immediate words were "Your hour is up, we're closed." Oh really? I had no idea you were closing before your posted hours. I thought you were suffering from a localized power outage because that is the only reason someone would turn the lights off on a group of people rather than, you know, tell them that you are closing up for the night. We paid and left. I'd like to say that my tip wasn't effected by this exchange. Sadly I cannot.

The Moral?
Beer = best ever, minor cravings ensue
Staff = passive aggressive, unlikely return