Came here on a Saturday morning. It was rather quiet but the staff was chirpy and the music was playing. Love the Irish pub decor. Had a spicy Bloody Mary and an omelette and could not have left happier. Really well located for a short stroll too. Highlight of our Battle Creek visit really!
Review Source:Totally adorable traditional looking Irish Pub. Â My husband and I stopped here for a few beers and a game of darts. Â We did not eat although the menu looks pretty tasty. Â They had a ton of beer on tap and the bartender invited us to look around at all the taps before deciding. Â I wasn't sure if I would like a particular beer and he gave me a sample before I ordered a whole glass. Â The dart board is not electronic and there is a chalk board right next to it to keep score. Â It was free too! Â The price of beer was pretty decent. Â I think we each had 2 beers in the larger size and paid about 24 bucks total. Â The bartender was extremely friendly and they had a good music selection. Â I think I saw a jukebox too. Â The clientele ranged from young 20 somethings to families with kids, to the older crowd. Â Very casual atmosphere.
Review Source:The Griffin is a great little pub in downtown Battle Creek. Â It's a good after work hang-out with dart boards, food, and beer. Â There are a good selection of Ales, and your usual American domestics.
The menu is pretty good, but they could use some vegetation options for healthier eating. Â The corned beef is always good, and so are the chicken wings. Â The menu is several pages traditional pub food.
If you are in downtown Battle Creek, be sure to check this place out. Â Good food and good times.
The "Griffin" (as known by the locals) is a centrally located bar/pub in downtown Battle Creek. It's a huge place with good customer service and is very lively at night. Though it's not my cup of tea in terms of nightlife.
Lunch is good, but I think the menu could feature better, more healthier options. I ordered the Cajun Chicken Philly Sandwich and fries - super good, but again, I was having a bad day and needed greasy, comfort food.
All in all, not a bad place to visit if you're from out of town.
Service is pretty quick and they serve a lot of burger variations. Â I usually get the burger with olives and pepper jack cheese, with a cup of soup on the side. Â Lots of beers, and not just the typical ones that you see on tap. Â They have a pretty good selection of belgian beers as well. Â Beware: Â this place gets very smoky.
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