The Little Fleet

Rotating food trucks, outdoor seating, and a robust craft/local beer list. Windows wide open makes shooting the breeze that much easier. Order from the bar if you're inside. I didn't grab any food that evening but knowing Georgina's is across the street makes this location more enticing.  

Clean interior with several community style tables. Yes, a hint of hipster for sure but I'll take that any day over getting accosted at the double wide with a box cutter. The location will lend it self to a more respectful crowd which in turn will make the experience more enjoyable. Also, if you order a Bud Light here you should go ahead and punch yourself in the face, and then leave.

The layout is reminiscent of a few establishments in Chicago muddled together.  A full parking lot allows room for roaming while downing your choice of grilled cheese, bbq, and asian cuisines among others. Or cruise inside and grab a seat they're liberal like that.

I did notice a lack of experience from the bar keeps. Stations were not setup to deliver cocktails in an efficient manner. I believe the young lady had to move to four separate places to complete an old fashion. They are new spot, so I will cut them some slack, but a cocktail menu would make those delicious spirits much more appetizing behind the bar. Just saying. At $7 a drink for top shelf I am down for the cause.

I have to say this is a great concept executed well. The location is a step above the rest in the downtown area. Sure sure there are some nice spots but its refreshing and provides a more diverse crowd. If you are looking for an atypical bar experience this is where you want to land.

This is just a review for the bar.  Excellent atmosphere, all right selection of wine/beer/cider, all right service. The openness is really awesome and casual and it's nice to sit out on the couches outside with a group.  Decor is minimalist and cool yet mostly comfortable.

Feels a little bit pretentious/hipsterish and the bartenders help add to that.  I can only speak for the two that worked the night I went there, but they were possibly the slowest bartenders I have ever come across.  The place was relatively empty and I waited for at least three minutes before being attended to, and I when I was, they were both pretty standoffish and way too nonchalant.  In addition, I don't think the girl knows how to pour a beer at all.  First one was filled up to a good inch below the rim and both were not poured properly.  They also messed up two checks, seemingly due to miscommunication between the two bartenders about whose drinks are going on what bill.  Would definitely go back again, hopefully when different bartenders are working to see if that's just the atmosphere they are trying to cultivate, for whatever reason.

We stopped here as our first stop on the TC Cycle Pub. I was so impressed with the set-up. This is something you would normally find in places like Miami or San Fran - not a small town. And I mean that in a good way. I ordered a glass of Prosecco at the bar and chatted with my new friends. One of the guys in our group went out and got a burrito for his wife and it looked and smelled so good soon everyone was outside ordering something. There is plenty of seating and it is a fine mix of people of all ages. This is perfect if you have kids or just want a quick bite.