Haven't eaten here, but have been here a few times for drinks/going out. You walk in and want to love the place--cool brick wall facades and what initially appears to be a cool ambience...but it's simply a cavern and way too loud to have a conversation. The music is a bad mix of top 40/house remixes, and about 50 decibels too loud. The drinks are expensive for what you get, and the layout doesn't really lend itself to any type of atmosphere..do you sit down at one of the tables and try to have a conversation by shouting over the music or do you try to dance awkwardly in an open space to music that's not really getting anyone moving? I choose neither.
Review Source:Not a great place for a casual night out, but if you're looking to do it up big time then this is a good spot. Â The place gets seriously crowded at night and the drinks are pricey, but the atmosphere is cool and that's too be expected from any trendy River North bar.
The food here is also pricey, but surprisingly good-- and a little fancier than the food you'll find at the Wrigleyville location, for sure. Â The skewers are delicious and the presentation is pretty impressive. Â The assorted salsas are tasty and the guac is good too. Â Skip the dessert nachos. Â Not as good as they sound.
I would give it 5 stars, if it weren't for the random douchebag guys that hang at the bar after work. Its in River North, so i can't expect much, but still.
Love the food, Love the service. Those two right there are enough to make me come back for dinner. It has a great interior too, cozy but also nice for after dinner, making you want to stay and drink. Their drinks aren't cheap... but I had a strong one (Cant remember the name) but it was the strongest on the menu, and damn was it good.
Queso Fundido (spelling?) is def the way to go here. Legit-baked cheese in a skillet for your chips is hard to pass up, let alone the multiple flavors of free salsa they give.
The skewers are a bit pricey, considering its ONE skewer that comes (and hangs on a weird hanger, still not sure how to eat that) but they are tasty and the quality of the food is actually good, whereas most Mexican places you are not sure what the hell you are eating as long as it tastes and looks OK. haha
Def check it out after work, but be prepared to wait a little bit (15 or so min) for a table if you hit the rush crowd.
After my friend got thrown up on by another patron on Saturday night, the way Moe's handled it was just awful. To add to my friends review below about how terrible the experience was, the girl who threw up everywhere (on my friend, the floor, a table) came right back to sit with her friends after the mess was cleaned up. No apologies to my friend and no one at Moe's approached her to tell her to leave. She was able to go right back to drinking with her friends, which is just disgusting. If someone threw up all over a bar floor, it should be time for her to be asked to leave. I realize it was crowded that night, but plenty of people saw it happen and something besides just putting burning paper over it to mask the smell needed to be done. What an awful experience.
Review Source:I wouldn't even give this place one star if that was an option. This place is filled with douche bags and the only people who are douchier than their customer base is their door men. Food is sub par, so the only thing this place has going for it is the atmosphere minus the crowd... DON'T GO!
Review Source:Tonight was quite simply the most disgusting experience I've ever had. About 20 mins after arriving at Moe's Cantina I was PUKED ON by some girl who was clearly over served. I am talking about throw up all over the back of my shirt, jeans, shoes, in my purse, coat, etc.
Bar backs arrived shortly after the incident, but they didn't seem concerned about cleaning up the mess or helping patrons avoid stepping into the pile of puke on the floor. There were a number of customers who walked right through the mess and a series of others my husband and I had to help avoid the pile on the floor while the bar backs stood right next to us waiting for their brooms to arrive. At one point, the bar backs set a napkin on fire and threw it on the puke in an attempt to help cover the smell. Not once did they 1) ask if everyone was OK 2) ask if anyone needed a napkin or towel to clean up or 3) help other guests avoid walking straight into the pile of puke.
The bar manager was similarly helpful, however after some discussion and explaining, he did offer to pay for my dry cleaning (I'll let you know next week if that's true!). Overall, I am simply grossed out and appalled by the bar, the staff and the way my situation was handled.
I recently popped into Moe's Cantina for a drink in celebration of a friend's birthday. Prior to coming here, I had no idea what to expect. Needless to say I was pleasantly surprised by the fun atmosphere and large space.
My friends and I got there around 10:30pm on a Saturday night to await the arrival of another friend and her crew to celebrate her birthday. We scoped the place out for a few minutes and then headed to one of the bar areas on the ground floor. Although the place was busy, we were attended quickly by one of the bartenders. After getting our drinks, we walked to the upstairs area where they have couch seating for large parties, a few more tables and another bar. We hung out for a bit and then met up with my friend.
Unfortunately we did not stay long, so I have no idea what the crowd was like after midnight. I will, however, be coming back to Moe's Cantina for a second round of drinks in the near future.
The interior of the bar is spacious and the atmosphere is posh and well-suited for River North. The crowd is friendly, and the music is good (popular songs with music videos on all the flat screens).
That being said, I give only two stars for how rude the staff is. Mike, a short, thin, and dark-haired staff member, was especially rude to me and my friends. He was one of those guys that takes his job way too seriously. We were on the back porch and went down ONE stair. Mike wouldn't let us back in after we stood there talking for five minutes getting fresh air. He wasn't there the whole time we were outside, but then randomly appeared to his post! Then he bullied us and said to go around, and got in our faces. We had to go around the alley to the front and get back in the long line, and all of our stuff was inside, including our coats. We stood out in the freezing cold waiting to get back in.
When my friends and I informed management of how the one staff member treated us, the manager did not take us seriously. He seemed to busy to care about how customers were being treated.
Staff members keep this place from me giving them a higher rating.
I just went here for lunch.
I had the sopes carnitas - the pork had the texture of jerkey and the corn thing it was served on was so hard it was nearly inedible. With the amount of good mexican in the city I an guarantee i'll never eat here again.
The space is great, but the quality of fare explains why it's about 1% full at lunch.
At least they had soccer on.
I was here for a business cocktail party and must say I was pleasantly surprised. Even though I think this is a franchise, it does not feel like it. Â The venue is large, funky, good music, and they served creative Mexican appetizers. However, the service was the best part of the night. The bar tender addressed everyone in my group by our names (every time she came by) and chatted up seemingly genuine conversation. She was very attentive and suggested drinks, each of which I liked, especially the dragon mojito. My only complaint is that they charge $4 a person for coat check. Ridiculous!
Review Source:Moe's is just around the corner from my office. Â Went to Moe's for lunch with a couple of girlfriends. Server was totally disinterested from the time we sat down until she dropped off the check, she didn't even ask prior to dropping off the check whether we wanted anything else - dessert, etc. Â So, the problems were as follows: Â 1) We didn't order alcohol as it was lunchtime (obviously, she didn't like that); 2) additionally, one of us ordered coffee (that was a big deal). 3) She was quite attentive to tables with male guests. Â If this had been the first time it happened, I probably would have said maybe this is just an off day. Â But, I have had several dining experiences at Moe's and clearly, they prefer to cater to a male clientele. Â Might go back because it's close, but certainly not for the service.
Review Source:If you never come here, you can sleep at night knowing you haven't missed anything.. Like all of the Moe's Cantina locations, the bouncers just hate themselves and take it out on other people. I've never been denied entry to this place, but River North is just the worst. They'll stare at your attire for about 60 seconds up and down, judging you from head to toe. That is unless you roll up with a girl to guy ratio of 3:2 or better. Â I'd rather go to the dentist than this place. Oh, I mean Club Dentist... I detest this place but somehow I'm still talked in to coming and giving them my hard earned cash money. Drinks are expensive and there is plenty of eye candy.
Review Source:This past week my company had its annual sales meeting in Chicago. Â Since we have a couple of hundred people attend, we need a place that can accommodate a large group. Â This year, Moe's Cantina was selected.
I've been to Moe's for lunch before. Â It is a large restaurant with long tables of heavy wood. Â I never noticed there was a loft above the restaurant before, but there is was. Â Even with it being as large as it was, it was crowded and very noisy.
They served drinks and heavy appetizers. Â The drinks were quite substantial - the bar tender was heavy on the pour. Â The food was also pretty good, although I was only able to sample only a little of what they offered.
The restaurant offered some plated appetizers of which I only sampled the chicken taquitos, which were very good. Â Later in the evening they had a buffet table with mainly different types of Tex-Mex. Â I had the fajitas which were okay, but not outstanding. Â
In total, they did a pretty good job catering to so many people.
I like Moe's although the reviews on here are very mixed. We have been coming here on business trips since they opened, mostly for drinks. Tonight I was hungry so I decided to try the enchiladas. The bartender said they are new to the dinner menu and previously had only been available at lunch. What you get are six miny rolled chicken or beef enchiladas with a very good, yet spicy green salsa. Make sure you have plenty of water or some other to drink when you get ready to eat this dish. I love spicy and this one left my mouth on fire and my head sweating! Â On the side was more salsa, beans, and rice. The whole dish was $13, which I found to be a very good bargain.
Review Source:Went with friends, had a good time, left full.
This place is huge, and I can see how it would be overly annoying when packed. Â Luckily it was pretty empty when we went, even though there was a fairly important game on. Â Service was... slow at first, then not bad. Â The food was pretty good. Â We had guacamole, Mexican corn, and meat skewers (pepper chicken, diablo shrimp, wild boar sausage.) Â I particularly liked the corn and the boar sausage.
Would I go back? Â Meh, there are so many good options in Chicago I don't see any reason to. Â But it wasn't bad.
I just ate here for the first time yesterday. I've heard a lot of hype about this place so I was super excited to go there for lunch. They have daily lunch specials for $9.95, so I ordered the flautas off the lunch menu. The food arrived very quickly, but I was disappointed by the flavor. The flautas were extremely bland. The chicken inside was also very dry, and it came the smallest portion of rice. The service was good from the bussers, but I don't think my friend and I saw our server the entire time during our meal. She only greeted us, took our order, then came back and asked if we wanted dessert. I won't be going back anytime soon.
Review Source:It's pretty much a given that Moe's Cantina has a high ratio of douchbaggery at night.
We went to watch football on Sunday. I was wearing my Patriots jersey and the manager was joking around that I was not allowed since he is a Giants fan. Funny and cool but he wouldn't shut up about it. I then told the hostess that we wanted to watch the Patriots game and the Bears game. To that she responded "do you mind sitting next to the window?".
I said, "No, but there are no TV"s there." So she seated us a table away from the window but it was still hard to see the TV's and there was no Patriots game. I noticed she had an accent so I don't think she understood what we were looking for. I had to talk to the manager who seemed preoccupied with chasing his tail instead of helping his hostess. We finally got seated in the back where it was dead but both games were on.
Our waitress was nice but impersonal. Didn't check up on us much. I had to ask different staff members 3 different times to get her. I also had to bring her the check since it was incorrect..
Drinks: Any margarita on the list will satisfy you. The Bloody Mary is super salty (and I love salt).
Sadly the best part of the food we ordered were the fries - lightly spiced served with a chipotle sauce.
Wings: very overcooked, dry and chewy. The waitress never checked on us so I had to go find her to tell her to get a replacement.
Do you remember when Homer called Marge and asked for her to pick up a bucket of chicken with extra skin? We got that order.
My friend ordered two empanadas and she arrived very hungry. After eating 1/2 of one, she lost her appetite.
We received the check and 2 orders of wings were on it. We waited for the waitress to come back but it took some time. I went to the front and found the manager still chasing his tail. I told him the situation and he pointed out the waitress and told me to bring it to her. He should have taken the check and made the correction.
I may go back for the margaritas or if I get dragged there by some of my younger friends.
Drinks are expensive, but food is good and atmosphere is fantastic.
Met 12 friends here for a Friday Happy Hour. We reserved a table the previous day to make sure we could find a spot for 12. When walking in, it was apparent we probably didn't need the reservation as the place is very large. There are very tall ceilings with distressed timber accents, a great wood floor, high top tables throughout and cozy semi-circle booths along the wall. I was very impressed by the size and style of Moe's.
Ordered fish tacos and carne asada tacos to share with my boyfriend. The fish tacos come loaded with fish and other fixings. They are a bit on the SALTY side, but the sauce and coleslaw were tasty and the side of mango salsa was the perfect marriage between too salty and sweet. Â Carne Asada tacos were also good, but could have used some type of salsa element. There were plenty of pieces of meat and tortillas included in the build-your-own plate.
Moe's does get very loud and you may find yourself yelling to the person 2 feet away just to have a conversation. However, I'd go back to Moe's for sure. The other food ordered at my table had good reports from my friends and I enjoyed the overall visit.
Very nice place inside, but that's about the best think I can say about it. Â Drinks are overpriced, it gets crowded as hell, and apparently there is a dress code that they do and do not enforce at the same time. Â Was here on a Saturday night. Â When we talked to the door, it was a group of us, 3 guys and 2 girls. Â We were all let in, but all three of us guys were told there was a dress code, and to wear collared shirts and dress shoes next time. Â All 3 of us HAD collared shirts on, but none of us had dress shoes on (Really? Really, dress shoes? Its not like its a night club in this joint) Not to mention, once we got inside, people had hoodies on, not exactly a collared shirt. We just shook it off and went inside. Â About half an hour later, some of the guys went out for s cigarette. Â When they came back to the line to get in, the same door guy that we walked past earlier told them there was a dress code and they couldn't come in... Â I figure it was because there were no women with the group this time. Â They explained that he had just let them in not but 30 minutes ago, and he said alright, and told them there was a smoking area in the back they were supposed to go to. Â
$13 for a Vodka Redbul and $9 for Captain and Coke...
This past Saturday we had a wedding and had to kill 2 1/2 hours before the reception started and Moe's was right around the corner. Â It was college football Saturday we were with a group of 12 people and wanted to watch the games. Â We were told we could not sit at the tables in the middle because they were reserved. Â This was at 4ish in the afternoon. Â There was 27 people in this bar in total we counted. Â Our whole group works in the service industry we had a owner of a bar 3 bar managers and bartenders and servers. Â The table we had was in front by the garage windows which on a nice summer day is a great table but when watching football is horrible because you can't see the tvs. Â
Our server on the other had was awesome she was on her game asking us if we needed another drink. Â I can't remember her name. Â After the wedding was over part of the wedding party wanted to go there but after the bad experience we had we chose bull and bear instead. Â Four of us did pop in to do a shot with her real quick as it was on the way. Â I would give the server 5 stars but the management and hosts 1. Â No manager even came over to talk to us even after they could hear us complain. Â I would not come down here to watch the game it wasn't the fun of a vibe.
Summary: Had a gift card. Had dinner. Had a good time.
Somehow a $50 gift card to Moe's landed itself in my lap so I said- hey why not? Went after work on a sunny summer day and sat outside on their little patio area. I was meeting up with a girlfriend but she was running late so I ordered myself some sangria and some guac and enjoyed the beautiful day (and enjoyed my sangria!)
She finally showed up and between the two of us we split:
- some delicious fish that had been wrapped in a banana leaf
- some fabulously unhealthy queso fundito, and
- a shrimp skewer.
As we had never been to Moe's before we were both highly entertained by the presentation of the skewer (in case you're curious, they bring out a strange metal contraption and suspend your skewer from it. Just picture a foot long metal skewer covered in shrimp and peppers just dangling over your plate in front of your face. Hilarious.) Â Â
All in all, the meal was just over just under the $50 (plus a $12 tip) and I wasn't upset about it. The staff was friendly and easygoing. The food was pretty decent. If it always only cost $12 I would go back.
I don't understand how some of these reviews are so terrible. Â I would deduct a star for crazy expensive drinks - but that goes with the area. Â No matter where you go in River North you'll pay a whopping $9 for a glass of wine and $11 for a mixed drink. Â I seriously think if they were in a different area they would lower their prices. Â And plus - the $11 mixed drinks I've had are FANTASTIC! Â
The atmosphere is fabulous. Â Whether you go for a week night happy hour, a Saturday night, or Sunday football - they are all great. Â Its fun, welcoming, and social. Â My co-workers, friends, and boyfriend have all agreed with me there as well.
Food - delicious! Â I LOVE the kabobs. Â I get a shrimp kabob almost everytime, and their presentation is really fun. Â Their small hot plates are all delicious and honestly big enough to share. Â Two of them is enough for my boyfriend and I to be full. Â I have probably had 10 to 15 things off their menu now and only one thing has ever let me down. Â The queso de cabra - yuck. Â But their normal Queso fundido is scrumtious! Â
The only reason for me taknig away one star is because the service can be spotty. Â I've had some awesome bartenders and servers, but I've also had a few girls help that had huge attitudes, seemed a bit "slow", and were just down right not good at their job. Â It isn't enough for me not to go back at least once a week because the good ones totally make up for the servers/bartenders that are lacking. Â
All over- YUM!
I used to really like it here but lately I feel like the doorman situation is extremely disorganized and it is like mass chaos outside...and inside. I also think the indoor host and bar staff seems a bit disinterested, preoccupied with each other's attention and disorganized...
However, for events, this is the spot. I organized a work event here and the event mgmt staff was fabulous! Everything was perfect..they were also a delight to work with. The space is also marvelous!
Some good things- The food is  good and I like the specialty drinks, there is a lot of thought put into them and they are presented well, they are delish!
Hopefully they get the door organization under control soon and make some better mgmt decisions and it will be back up to 5 stars (maybe 4.5).
I have never had the food here. This review is strictly the night/bar scene:
Why have I not reviewed this place when this is my go-to spot for drinks and dancing with the girl friends any given night of the weekend?! I guess I thought I reviewed it already.
If you're a group of just girls, dressed cutely, and you look like you just want to have a good time-- you'll get in quickly! There's usually no cover unless some sort of event or something crazy is going on.
There's plenty of bar space up and down stairs that you can order drinks at! The upstairs bar is usually less crowded although not many people go up there except bottle service reservations but most nights I have been there it isn't closed off.
The music here is always good and the crowd is an eclectic mixture of 20-40s. Wide range, yes. But it works for Moe's.
The only bummer is that they close at 2am.... and then you have to find somewhere as fun to go to. :(
When my out of town friends ask me where to go out 'for a good time' I direct them to Moe's! And nobody has yet been disappointed. :)
Tuesday night dinner - Bummer.
The usual lively atmosphere was missing (as to be expected on a Tues.)... BUT...
D- food: shrimp tasted as though it was frozen too long, and the 'sauce' had to have been ketchup, chicken fajitas were BLAND.
C cocktails: marginal flavor
C service (would have given a D, but for the sweet guy who brought the first water round) - wait staff messed the bill twice.
Would have given a single star... but nights out at Moe's redeem its rating. Fun scene - lots of people usually on the weekends.
First and last time here, last Saturday night for a bday party. Â Now, I'm not a club-type person...but, I just wasn't havin' it here. Â You would think by the massive line of people outside that you're about to enter one of the hottest spots in the Chi. Â Well, it's not. Â
Thankfully, I didn't have to wait in line, but that doesn't mean I didn't notice the power-tripping antics of the bouncers. The cherry-picking of 'hot' girls outta line is overplayed and old; and turning guys down for dress code is ridiculous given that we had a number of guys in our group that had on what could only be described as 'casual' clothing...unless a Puma track jacket and sneakers are considered 'dressed-up'. Â
Had to literally push my way through the massive, sardined, crowd on the lower level and to the upper level. Â Stepped on some guy's foot cuz he didn't have the consideration to let me pass, and then I almost pushed another guy's beer into his face for the same reason (says a lot for the 'gentlemen' that apparently frequent this place). Â The crowd in general is pretentious and just plain annoying. Â
I was in a better mood once I got upstairs because we had a reserved spot. Â I CAN say a few nice things: We had a nice open space with plenty of room to dance, some sofas, a coffee table for our drinks, and a semi-dedicated server.
Overall, the place is okay. Big, but just too crowded.  I did like the décor, but this place tries too hard and thinks it's better than what it is.  Music was 'eh (top 40), but not awful.  Again, I'm not a club-scene type person, but even if I were, I'm sure I'd still feel the same way.
I've been here hammered my fair share of times, and I finally tried the food last week, which has led me to say I'm officially never going back.
As a night club, the drinks are insanely over-priced and the crowd is snobby without reason. The people are not beautiful by any means, otherwise I might understand. In theory, a large upscale night club in River North would become a regular Friday night drink spot, but Moes doesn't live up to anything worthwhile.
I've never met a single person I wanted to flirt with...or grind on for that matter. And after trying taco takeout, I realized all their meat, yes that's a play on words, isn't worth my time.
I do think the ambiance is cool, right lighting and decent dance music, but that's it.
The first thing I noticed about this place is how huge it is. They have a full bar with good beer selection and their drinks are good too. The food is awesome especially the skewers. I like the pricing on their lunch menu but the dinner and bar menu is a lil bit overly priced.
Good for groups and office parties. They have a lot of TVs on the wall playing live games. This place is packed on Thurs, Fri and Saturday evenings.
Pros - Beer Selection, drinks, Number of TVs, Food(especially Skewers), lunch menu.
Cons - Overly priced dinner menu.
Too pretentious even for me who doesn't mind pretentious bars. Â TEN DOLLARS for a 4REBELS cocktail!? Â I'm sorry, it was $9.97. Â Holy moly! Â Isn't that supposed to be a well vodka? Â And if you don't specify which vodka you want, you're automatically given their well, GREY GOOSE. Â I understand if I'm at Gilt Bar or the Aviary, even underground. Â But Moe's?
Not goin back. Â No thanks.
Arriving just shy of 10 PM for the first time, I notice that there are velvet ropes leading up to the door, and another set of ropes closing off an area in front of the door. Â There is no line. Â There are two bouncers, one was short and squat (see: chode), and the other has a really important looking clipboard. Â And I mean, the kind of clipboard that let's you know which bouncer is truly important, and upholds responsibilities and authorities that most of us beer chucking peons could never fathom. Â One must contemplate the immense responsibilities of all bouncers, even the ones who don't have clipboards.
I walk directly up to the door, since there is no line, and greet the bouncer.
Bouncer (without important clipboard): Bro, you gotta line up.
Me: ..Ok.
I walk all the way around the unnecessarily long velvet ropes which are denoting the non-existent line.
I made a 30 foot circle to come right back up to the same bouncer. Â He looks at me.
Bouncer: Bro, you gotta have a dress shirt, and those shoes won't do, bro.
Me: Siri, where is the nearest Footlocker? Â Also, Siri, slit my throat.
The whole, jackass-power-tripping-slackjawed-knuckle-Âdragging-bouncer-personality is way overdone. Â Overdone to the point that bouncers really don't surprise me anymore. Â But this time, he got me. Â That was pretty fucking funny.
1 star fucking funny, that is.
I got in anyways because my friend knew the bouncer with the clipboard (oh, the power of the clipboard!).
And then I dropped $30 on two beers and a gasoline tasting cocktail.
I could have had the same experience at home by stealing 2 beers and a 4 loko from 7-11, shotgunning all of it at once while punching myself in the face 13 times and then throwing $30 off my balcony. Â And of course, have some jerk-hole criticize my beloved pumped up kicks.
The restaurant was huge! With plenty of bench seating for smaller groups on the side and long tables in the middle of the restaurant. Good is decent but I thought the presentation was pretty cool. If you order skewers they would hang the skewers on this base with hooks. We also got the meat platter and it came on what seemed like its own hot grill!
The music was blasting so it was hard to hear people around me. Luckily every tv was showing the London Olympics - men swimming .... So of course I was all eyes on the tv....
I wouldn't waste my time. Â Had dinner there today and it was a huge disappointment after have a great evening beforehand. Â I wanted the tostadas with everything except the chicken. Â They brought out a shell with grilled veggies on it. Â Is it that difficult to make the same thing but just without chicken? Â Even when they fixed it and brought it out again it was very good at all. Â But so bland... no flavor.
When my food came out, it wasn't done like I had asked. Â They were OK with fixing it. Â A couple of people got some skewer-type dinners which were similar but different meats. Â The waitress didn't even know which was which. Â They had to eat each one and figure it out on their own. Â What...
Why is this place so crowded? Â Just location... Moe's offers literally nothing else.
A wrigleyville sports bar trying way too hard to be a more upscale river north establishment. Â It's way too noisy in this oversized space. The acoustics are awful. I felt like I was in a bowling alley. Also, there were several sports games on competing with some bad dance music.
The margarita was good but small and pricey. The food that I tried(had to leave because of noise) was ok. Very gringo Mexican. It was super busy so of course the service suffered. They are better options for the money in this area!
LOVE this bar!
I always have a good time at this bar. The drinks are priced competitively for the city but they are not watered down like other places. Also, they serve 4 rebels vodka! I definitely recommend trying a dragon fruit vodka and water - it's delicious!
The bar always has a fun atmosphere. Every time I have been here it's been full but not obnoxiously crowded to the point where you are getting bumped into every two seconds. It's a good spot for happy hour but definitely turns more clubby later in the night. If you want to dance, this is a good spot for you!
Also be aware that they will enforce the dress code. Guys, if you want to go out in shorts and flip flops, this is probably not the best place to go.
After two visits, this may be my new spot in the hood!
The drinks are good (generous pours), the food was pretty good ( i'm a fan of the chicken skewers with the pineapple), Â fun staff and a good crowd for a Friday night. Â It may be a different experience sitting at a table, but I like the crowd at the bar. And lots of cute men! Â All good.
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