Meadows Village Pub Reviews | Sarasota Restaurants & Bars

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The Beach Bread.... The Pub Chips.... The Turkey Ciabatta Club. All outstanding! Don't miss this little hidden gem. Quiet place with an old school feel. Food is just amazing! The staff goes WAY out of their way to please.

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Posted on 08.27.13 Shane G.

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Went there for a burger one Friday evening and I swore Steve and Edie were playing the back room. If you're into taking your golf cart to dinner and 1970's wedding hall decor this is for you. The food? Skip it.

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Posted on 07.01.13 Robert V.

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12/12- owner seems nice. There is much that could be done at this eatery. With Mona Lisa as the only competition, The Pub could become a causal spot for all Â age groups of people. The food needs extensive work , was told it was fresh but clearly not. All the food appears to be brought in from a Costco and the cook could not even heat it up correctly in the microwave. Again, cut the cheap talk, send the kid cook to some cooking classes and stop buying frozen prepared food. Fresh does not mean frozen-store bought!

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Posted on 12.23.12 J L.

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We wanted a comfortable place with Karaoke and food in Sarasota. We read the review and thought it worth a try. In a word...great! The owners and staff were super friendly and helpful, The food was quite good...especially for the price. The Karaoke was too muvh funf Very friendly people with applause and encouragement for everyone. A very safe, clean environment......Heartily recommend!

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Posted on 07.14.11 Terry W.

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This place is tucked away inside the Meadows subdivision. Â It's actually easy to find if you know where to look. Â It attracts from the neighborhood which is an older community. Seems like you're in the clubhouse for the Meadows. Â Lot's of regulars enjoying happy hour. Â They have Wi-Fi though this doesn't look like much of wireless crowd.

The name is accurate in that it very much is a pub with a few English dishes, Mince & Tatties, Bangers & Mash along with a standard menu of reasonably priced sandwiches, French Dip, Reuben, and Club etc.

They also offer hot entrees; Hot Turkey, Pot Roast along with fish and steak offerings, pizza and burgers too. Â Monday night is Liver & Onions ($9.95) night, something you can enjoy maybe once or twice a year. Â My wife not only enjoyed it, but is doing her best to combat "Iron Deficiency Anemia" (Geritol circa 1962). Â It was served with crumbled bacon and homemade mashed potatoes.

Going with the pub theme I had the Fish & Chips ($11.95) served with tartar sauce and traditional malt vinegar. Â It was a nice portion and good. Â Both entrees came with a choice of soup or salad.

Liver & Onions regular price is $11.95, same as the Fish & Chips (they're $9.95 on Friday) a little pricey for what you get. Â Seems prices are set to "discount" them to what appears to be a more correct price. Â I guess if you want an entrÃ©e the lesson is go for the Monday, Wednesday and Friday specials! Â Sandwiches & Burgers w/potato chips are fairly priced in the $6.95 / $ 7.95 range.

They also have a full calendar of entertainment and events; Texas Hold'em, Open Mic, Karaoke, and Rock & Roll night. Â They list their entertainment schedule on their web site.

It's a low key place with decent food and mostly reasonable prices.

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Posted on 03.23.10 Gym H.