Horsham Pub

I don't know -- I was expecting a little more.  To be fair, we didn't eat a ton of their food, but what I did have I was fairly disappointed with -- and that's the wings.  I would go so far as to say they were among the worst wings I've ever eaten.  The problem is not the sauce -- we had the bee sting and it was really pretty good.  They were also amply sauced up, so I wasn't disappointed on that front, but the meat was weird, grisly, and chewy.  It was difficult to get all of the meat off the chicken bone in some cases.  Undercooked? Overcooked? Poor quality wings?  I don't know, but they were disappointing in a big way from a texture perspective.

The place itself is nice looking and clean -- I had never been to Gavin's, but it seems like the entire place was renovated.  With that said, it was a weird mix of families and bar patrons, so it just wasn't that fun in there.  Maybe it livens up later in the evening (we left by 9), but I just wasn't feeling it.  The place has a feel similar to that of P.J. Whelihan's, but I think P.J.'s is overall more successful atmospherically speaking.

Our waitress was very attentive and was back to bring us more beers regularly.  She was also quick and not grumpy about bringing us waters and refills on waters.  We couldn't seem to find her when we wanted to get our check and head out, but otherwise, she did a good job. The bartenders were also very pleasant and weren't grumpy about us asking to move to a table and transfer tabs and what not.  If you want a pleasant staff, this is the place to go -- I would probably bump this place up to three stars on that front, but the wings truly ruined my day.

I would go back if others were meeting up there for beers (they did have a decent craft selection), but I wouldn't go back on my own.

I would have liked if this place improved since we last went here, but I can't in good conscience give it another star.  Service was better than the last time we were there.  I had the cheese steak spring rolls, and they were good, but somewhat greasy.  I realize they're fried, but that doesn't mean they should have excessive grease on them.  They were served on a bed of greens which meant that the greens were covered in grease and therefore inedible.  The special sauce served on the side was out of this world good though.  We also got Irish nachos.  They were okay, but not outstanding.  Just waffle fries that were frozen, not hand cut fries which was a disappointment.  Also they had jalapenos from a jar on them and not fresh jalapenos which are so much better.  At least they didn't have canned cheese on them.  Overall the execution could have been so much better.  This place still doesn't measure up to the Jamison Pour House, but I'm sure we'll give it another try.

This place has really great food, especially for the area.  I have eaten here 4 times so far and everything has been great.  Even the lunch special omelet of the day was amazing!  It is your typical bar food but dressed up a bit towards the gastropub / cafe style.  Everything was cooked right, hot and seemed to use pretty premium ingredients.

I have yet to have drinks at the bar here but it looks like it would be a nice vibe.  At least 60 TVs in here.  Beer selection looks good and they even have a good take out section with some really nice craft stuff.

They also do nice food takeout - very friendly and eager to serve.  Hostess was a cutie, too.

Anything is better than Gavin's - that place was a cesspool.