My friends and I went here last weekend. Â I will never return. Â I ordered a salad and was disgusted to find brown, slimy lettuce. Â I told our waitress who procedded to examine it for what seemed like five minutes. Â I felt upset that she didn't take our word for it. Â She ended up bringing back another salad, only to have less then before. Â On top of this, service was slow and they weren't even busy. Â I noticed a lot of the staff just standing around and talking. Â I will never come back. Â The sad thing is our whole group left dissatisfied and will not return. Â What kind of restaurant has customers leave upset?
Review Source:I've lived in Rochester all my life but only just recently started working downtown. Â I forgot my lunch today so I decided to get a takeout from Mr. B's. Â I walked in, 12:25pm, Friday afternoon. Â The place was dead. Â That should have been a red flag. Â I sat at the bar to place my carry out order. Â No one came. Â I waited close to 6 minutes and finally a bartender came out and took my order. Â Pretty simple: Â Chicken Caesar salad. Â It came out in less than 5 minutes. Â ???? Â Can they cook chicken that fast? Â No, they can't. Â My salad was terrible. Â The croutons are HUGE and tasted straight from a box. Â The romaine lettuce had brown ends and the chicken was soggy from not being cooked fully. Â Absolutely nothing redeeming about this salad. Â Total FAIL. Â Very disappointed and still hungry! Â Set me back close to $10! Â Won't be going back for lunch. Â -Forgot to add, they didn't give me any to go silverware or a napkin, either!!!!
Review Source:We had our rehearsal dinner here - and it went great! Â We had the back room booked, and the servers were awesome. Â The dinner was in catering trays, buffet-style. Â
The hosts (my husband's parents) had these drink tickets made up because they were only covering everyone's first two rounds. Â The staff worked with that, and the night was a great time.
Definitely look into them as a potential location for group events.
This is a great place for a casual meal and drinks. Great pizza....really the best! Good salads and some interesting appetizers too. A little bit of everything.
It still has that old home town look.
Love the roof top deck in the summer but hate hate the bar stools....Very uncomfortable!
As a personal hometown favorite for 23 years, it's about time Mr. B's included more vegetarian options on the menu. I know it's a meat and potatoes kind of place, but times have changed, and so have the peoples' tastes for rotting flesh. With so many varieties of burgers, it would be simple to include veggie burgers on the repertoire. After living in a city like Chicago, it is obvious how bars and food go together- good drinks- good food.. and that's what Mr. B's is supposedly all about. It's about time for Mr. B's to be progressive and stand out amongst other restaurants and bars in the area, and serve something other than toss salads and quesidillas that vegetarians can eat. A conscientious update to the menu is essential. And for the sake of the meat eaters, at least purchase and advertise your meat from sources that are local, organic, and come from humane farms, not the average factory farm, which approximately 99% of meat in this country comes from.
Review Source:I've always had a soft spot in my heart for this Rochester staple. Â What I really love about Mr. B's is the roof-top deck during the summer. Â The bar is big and the bartenders are attentive and friendly. Â Although the food isn't mind-blowing, it's relatively tasty and very reasonably-priced. Â The menu is pretty big and although I've never ordered it, I've heard the pizza is actually pretty good. Â I usually stick to their basic cheeseburger, which I've always been happy with. Â Though it is pretty hard to screw up a burger.
Review Source:I'm a regular at Mr. B's. A good friend recommended it. I think its a good place for happy hour or hang out with friends and catch the game. You can get a good meal and a few beers for a reasonable price and there are plenty of TVs to watch the game. The waitresses are plesant and everyone is pretty laid back.
Review Source:Ate at Mr B's this past Friday, am a regular. Â The decor isn't that great, too dark and a bit run down, but it has that "authentic" feel that places like Friday's try to create artificially. Â The food is standard sports bar fair, but it is good and the portions are generous. Â Waitresses are pleasant and attentive, but it does get crowded on a weekend night.
Review Source:Was looking for some local fare after visiting and shopping the Kris Kringle Market event on 4th St, and came across Mr B's.
This little place was hopping, and there was a half hour wait time to get a table. The bar area was just the spot to hang out while waiting for our table.
The menu choices were not fancy, so the stuffed shirt, golden pallet types, may want to steer clear.
That being said, the food we did get, was very good, and priced pretty well.
The meals are about a 7 to 15 dollar range, and portion size was reasonable.
The server we had was just ok, she took the order and brought the food when ready, but nothing special, she sorta lacked the type of interpersonal skills that fills up the tip jar. (We did tip our min of 20%)
OK now for a couple of negatives:
This is a bar restaurant, and one of the things that stood out to me (and I am sure others), was how the pool table area was over-run with bored little window lickers.
It never ceases to amaze when I go into adult type places where folks believe that their little bundles of joy, should be shared by everyone.
Come on, stop torturing your kid...drive the little rugrats over to Chucky Cheese or McDonald's playland or some other germ infested play area for them...thats where they want to be! (HUGE pet-peeve)
The second negative, we ordered the seasoned fries instead of plain! I get that salt is a seasoning, but I really didn't think that it meant I would have the equivalent to a salt lick!
Overall, this was a pretty neat little local joint that provided some warmth, some beer, and some tasty hot food.
If I was local to Rochester, this would be a regular joint that I would return to!
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