The Corner Pub & Grill

Corner Pub is alright. Falls somewhere between Dublin and D'arcy's. Same kind of atmosphere, same kind of menu. Corner Pub gets points for originality. Horseshoe pizza? So weird, but actually pretty good! Sometimes the fries on the pizza are totally inedible from being burnt, but it still works. Fries are not my favorite. Every time I've gone it's just a plate of broken bagglers. I don't know if it's just bad luck or how their fries actually are.

Always order cheese sauce. Always.

Service hasn't been memorable, but I guess that's better than being bad. Beer offerings are pretty standard with a couple of good specialties. Bloody Mary is SPICY. But good!

Final Judgement: good place to grab a light lunch/dinner and some drinks. Not too noisy, so you can have a good conversation if need be.

It's a nice alternative from a lot of the other pubs that have been around longer. The atmosphere is great, love the decor.

The food is above average pub fare; nothing in this town is what I consider "great," but this is about as good as it gets here. I've yet to try their original "pizza horseshoe," but I'd be lying if it didn't catch my eye every time I'm in there.

The atmosphere is very nice, good decor and friendly wait-staff for the most part. I've caught a few of the girls on what I assume is an "off day," but hey no one's perfect.

Beer selection is pretty good for the area. I like all the Schlafly offerings you really don't see in any other pub. As per usual, the tap selection is minimal. I've never understood why so many Irish pubs stick with just the basic Irish selections-surely it can't sell well.

Overall - a nice place to get a burger and have a few beers. Even their soups are surprisingly good. Recommended.

Meh. I can take it or leave it. Average bar food. Average service.