By far one of my favorite bars in Denver. The wings are OUTSTANDING! We don't live in the area, but have been known to drive a half and hour just to come to PP's and have some GREAT wings and some good adult beverages. This place is like Cheers, the bartenders call people by their names when they walk in, they are extremely friendly and even offered an "off the menu" sauce for the hot wings that is THE BOMB!!! If you haven't been here before, please do, it will be a blessing in disguise! You level of "wing happiness" will be at an all time high. Do every wing loving American a favor and enjoy the bliss that these wings give you!
Side note... get the wings well done. It makes them even better!
What a great place to drink. I was here last night covering the role of the normal Quizmistress and hosting Geeks Who Drink. I have to say that this place is amazing. The beer was incredibly cheap, the staff was very friendly (even before they knew I was there to host) and the people that were there were super awesome. Since it's Halloween there were people in costume, and they have craft beer. Now, the selection of craft beer isn't a lot, but you can get a Dale's Pale Ale or a Hoptober. I stuck with the Hoptober all night just because it tasted so good.
I am definitely going to go back to visit again soon. I really enjoy going to places where the staff treats everyone like family and the patrons aren't all stuck up on themselves. Â By all means, if you're on Leetsdale, drink here.
Prickly Pete's has been on my radar for ages, especially since I've lived in the neighborhood for over three years now. Â I finally got my happy arse over there for some football this past weekend.
I imagine this place is hopping during a Broncos game; Steve A and I poked our heads in during their bye-week, so it was definitely quieter than usual. Â We grabbed some seats in the middle of the small dining room area, which is surrounded by booths. Â Because there are so many tvs and all are labeled for which games will be playing, I can't imagine there's a bad seat in the place. Â But it's definitely cozy, so be prepared!
Our server was quick and efficient with our drinks, which was great because hey, football and beer are practically synonyms! Â We only ordered two apps, no "real" food. Â The jalapeno poppers were awesome, especially with the raspberry sauce (what? huh? don't ask me!), but the chips and salsa were pretty awful. Â I've tasted more flavor from stale Doritos, srsly. Â And the salsa was sub par as well. Â Hopefully some of the other food options are better!
In any case, Prickly Pete's has finally been crossed off of my bookmarks list! Â I'll probably return at some point, but it's not at the top of my list. Â Perfectly A-OK!
My favorite post work hang out! They have $3 margaritas and 35 cent (bone-in or boneless) wings during happy hour. Can't beat that! I've never had more than 2 margaritas either, they're quite strong. The wings also come with ranch or blue cheese and carrot sticks/celery. REALLY cant beat that! The make all of their wing sauces from scratch along with the ranch. Got to love drinks and food for under $10.
Review Source:Came here to try the chicken wings and ended up getting the nachos as well. Â The wings were a bit small and lacked the delicious crunchiness that comes from good breaded wings. Â The nachos would have been okay, had they used real cheese as opposed to some cheese product that tasted similar to gas station nachos. Â The service was okay. Â Needles to say, I will not be returning to Prickly Pete's anytime soon.
Review Source:This patio ROCKS! I was there this Sunday and the owner and his 2 kids were doing some landscaping and it looks awesome. I got there about half way through them doing the work until it was done and man what a difference! You have to check it out and if I may add 20 honey medium wings and chili cheese fries along with a big A** beer (as they call it) with some Colorado sun and that's a perfect day! I also noticed they had dart boards and bags on the patio! I thought the 3 TV's out there was cool but with all the other stuff and the new look this patio will see me more often. Nice job Prickly Pete!
Review Source:We were a little tentative on going in there since it seemed a lil "ghetto" but it is actually a really awesome place to grab a drink and bite! Â They just REALLy need to work on their curb appeal because the inside is amazing!
They have 35cent wings specials everyday, drink specials, tons of TVs, and a very nice staff. Â There is an outside patio, different games to play there, there was even some ppl playing poker there. Â
I'm sad it took me so long to go there but I think it's because it didn't seem to friendly but trust me, this is a good place to go.
...I'm pretty convinced there aren't a lot of places in Denver that are great places to finish off a night of bar-hopping; especially one where you're feeling the need for nighttime noshing, than Prickly Pete's. Â Been here a handful of times in the last 3 months post-Lodo-time to have a final pitcher and, without fail, one of their "fajita burritos" -- a very sizable burrito loaded with steak (one can choose other meats), peppers, black beans, onions, mushrooms, smothered in green chile sauce and cheese. Â It's an Artery Clogger, it's a Dietitian's Nightmare, it's...utterly delicious. SO. GOOD. Â Especially, like I said, post-drinking-wise.
Stephanie is combination bartender/waitress we always see here and she is always super friendly and engaging, enjoying conversing with us for a few minutes per fly-by...in addition to all that, she hustles the food and beer like a pro. Â She's a wonderful server and I love her to pieces.
It's close by (for me). Â It's open late (for a Sunday night). Â It's tasty food - well, the burrito is, anyways. Â I can't speak for the wings or anything else. Â I honestly don't *want* to change course off anything else, but I may at some point just to broaden my experience. Â Multiple TVs over a few walls make sure you have ample viewing space of sports events and/or quirky late-night sports shows. Â They have Shocktop here? Â Another reason to like.
It may not be mega fancy, but thinking about it, as a sports bar goes in Denver? Â I have to say this place is higher than the average, quite a bit -- and if you're not here for sports, the burrito or service is worth the 4 stars I'm giving.
We have driven by, and driven by this restaurant/bar so many times, each time remarking, "We need to try that place." The big sign there says, "Largest Patio!"
Well, we just tried them out, and YES! Â They are good, and yes, the patio is large.
We did sit outside on the patio. I counted approximately 12 or so tables, with plenty of room between tables too! All but 1 or 2 tables had an umbrella.  The chairs were the  wrought iron rocking type:  very, very comfortable! I looked around, and saw people rocking away. It is a very pleasant patio.
Interior - a bit dark, but that's like most restaurant/bars. There is a larger size bar in the restaurant, with plenty of seating too.
Menu / price - hamburgers, salads, appetizers, etc. Â We split the Garlic Burger, with mushrooms and bacon added. Â The Garlic Burger, definitely has garlic in it, you can taste it with the first bite. Boy, it's good! Not too much garlic either, just the right amount. Â We also had an ice tea, a small salad, fries, and two beers. Our total was only $22. That is pretty good!
Service - good, not slow, not super fast, or in your face either.
Will we go back - yes! Next time, we'll bring some friends too!
Thanks Prickly Pete's - you are not prickly at all!
Good for beer, wings and standard bar food.
Tardy review of Super Bowl Sunday 2012. Full house, but still was able to get a booth. The good news is this place is chock full of televisions so there is always one in your field of vision.
Nothing spectacular, and nothing horrible. A-OK sums it up.
Prickly Pete's gets an upgraded rating because of some great friendly service last night.
I stopped by with Yelping sensation Stephen K. for a burrito.
Pretty tasty- nothing special but much better food and service than my last Prickly encounter last year.
Maybe I won't be so jaded about this place in the future..
Not a fan of this kinda crappy sports bar. The food is all deep-fried mediocrity and the clientele is anti-intellectual. Went here for the scheduled pub quiz and several customers through a hissy fit and demanded football instead of quiz. Oh well, I guess that is not the fault of Prickly Pete's.
Though the over-fried chicken wings were. The skin was mostly burnt. They do have a wide variety of sauces so I guess that is good. The service is adequate though they have a pretty small selection of beers.
I guess this place is alright if you just want cheap, okay food, okay service and okay beers. Lots of bars are better than this though.
I tell you I really liked this place and will probably be back and that is saying A LOT since we had some of the worst service ever. Â OK, maybe I should qualify that - some of the slowest service ever. Â
We stopped in here around 1ish on a Saturday and they clearly did not have enough staff. Â It was busy, but not packed and there seemed to be ONE waitress who was bartending too. Â Translation: Â 10 minutes to put in a drink order, 25 Minutes AFTER that to put in our food order and then things were little better - still slow, but better (I think they called in help). Â Now the service aside I really loved the low key vibe with the TVs everywhere, booths, big bar, etc...
The wings were fat, crisp and perfectly tossed in sauce (not dripping, not wanting). Â The green chile fries were well coated without making them too soggy. Â And the beer was well beer - good selection. Â All in all I loved it - except for the service, but I am guessing it was a fluke. Â The waitress was showing hustle, she wasn't slacking she was just overwhelmed. Â
Oh and they have great happy hour specials, although if you go on a Saturday afternoon (like us) you are gonna get full price on everything. Â No biggie, wasn't looking for a deal on Sat afternoon, but nice to know they have them if we are in the area during the week. Â
I can see going back for a game and some beer and wings. Â Yum!
Came in on a Saturday afternoon and the waitress came over fairly quickly to take our drink order and hand us some menu's. The place wasn't that busy (maybe 1/3rd full) and it looked like the waitress was also doubling as the bartender.
She came back a little bit later and did a drive-by to give us our drinks, not stopping to ask if we wanted food. There was a table up near the front that seemed to consume all of her time. The group got there after we did and got their FOOD before we even ordered.
After being in the bar for 30 minutes she finally came by and took our order (wings and fries) and it didn't seem like we waited terribly long for the order to come out. We took the opportunity to order our 2nd round and that was pretty much the last we saw of her.
I'd like to note that we ordered 2 rounds of beers (so 4 total) and at the end we noticed that there was a special for a $9 pitcher of what we ordered that the waitress didn't tell us about. So we ended up spending $25 on 4 beers that we could have gotten for $9.
the wings and the fries were awesome. Cooked just to perfection and the wings were crispy and slathered with just the right amount of sauce.
It also seemed that in the last 30 minutes or so of the about 90 minutes we were there that 2 more waitresses came in and started serving tables. Â Just in time for us to leave!
The bar was cute with a good atmosphere and the food was good enough that we certainly plan on coming back and giving it another try. But if the service is the same that will probably be about it.
I still love their wings. Â They are crisp not soggy. Â They are fried crisp not baked or cooked in sauce. Â Instead they are fried crisp and then tossed in the sauce. Â Be forewarned, there heat levels on the Buffalo wings are deceiving. Â mild is really medium, medium is hot and hot is extra hot. Â I always go hot. Â Pete's wings are as good if not better than most wing only establishments. Â At 35 cents during happy hour, they are a real bargain. Â These are a good size wing. Â Not a pigeon wing. Â They have an excellent Set of large screen TV's that are mounted high. Â Great place to watch sports. Â For a bar there other foods are decent also. Â They do a good job on house smoked barbecue plates and salads.
Review Source:I give this bar a B- in my book of bars. Â This doesn't mean I don't like it I just have nothing good or bad to say about it. Â The patio is nice, but would not say it's that great. Â The inside is decent, but nothing to cheer about. Â The specials are alright, but nothing fantastic. Â I like the place, but by no means am wowed. Â I would recommend going to it, but not highly. Â What a weird review, Oh well.
Review Source:I have always been a big fan of grungy little watering holes. Â Prickly Pete's is one.
We had a rare opportunity to get rid of the kids on a Friday evening so the old lady and I were looking for a good place to catch the Avalanche game and snort down some bar grub. After a little Googling around I settled on Prickly Pete's. Â
Pete's is located conveniently on Leetsdale right near Cherry Creek in Glendale. Â It was a quick trip for us which was an important factor in choosing it as our destination. Â The facility is ideal - with a nice size bar / dining room area and a monster patio. Â There are gigantic flat screen TV's all over the place with sports, sports and more sports. Â Perfect.
There was no game audio in the dining area which was a bummer. Â I asked our very pleasant server about it an -POW - the next thing I knew we had audio. Â I was an instant fan of the place then. Â Even though they had a full house they were willing to make that accommodation for us as though we were the only customers there. Â Talk about making us feel welcome! Â
The menu was perfect for me - typical bar grub with a few unique signature twists. Â Just how I like it. Â My wife was less enthused. Â She's a vegetarian. Â She perked right up, though, when our server told her that any of the signature burgers are available with Veg patties. Â SCORE! Â
I had the "World Famous Garlic Burger" with 'shrooms and grilled onion. Â The wife had a Veg burger with Cheddar. Â Both burgers were aces. Â The Buns were nicely toasted, the patties were tasty and juicy and they were served with plenty on onion, lettuce and tomato. Â YUM!
The french fries stole the show. Â They are hand cut and cooked dark - just this side of burned - and crispy as all heck. Â It's tough to make fries really stand out but Prickly Pete's fries are uniquely theirs. Â Memorable. Â The fries were the difference between 3 stars and 4 :)
I would like to head back to Prickly Pete's for a Broncos game sometime.
Here's the deal, I'm going to start with 3 stars, but I think with multiple visits, it's gonna secure itself 4 stars. Â Service, prices, and atmosphere undoubtedly warrant a hire rating, however, the experience didn't measure up. Â
I ended up here on a Saturday night during a playoff football game. Â The crowd was a bit bleak and a little unenthusiastic for playoff football, however, my enthusiasm ran high when I learned of the football drink specials. Â Say no more than $5 pitchers. Yes, Jeff R., Coors Light does tastes like bananas, but it's $5 dollars, so quit your bitchen. Â
Flat screens all around made it prime for watching sports, or Dateline NBC, which was the case proceeding the game. Â Sad to say, Dateline with closed captioning was more entertaining than the Trivia MC who's demeanor greatly reflected Matt Lauer's. Â Oh how much I wished that the patio was open to escape Scott Baio trivia and the MC. Â As a result, we ended up leaving for good, ensuring ourselves that we would be back in the spring/summer to utilize the patio.
Can't believe I haven't written a review yet for Prickly Pete's.
A few weeks ago I was looking for a new bar to try out with my cousin, and most specifically a bar at which we could watch hockey. We're bot big hockey fans, and like to go out every time Boston & Montreal play each other as they're our favorite teams, so on the latest such occasion we decided to try Prickly Pete's. I emailed the bar in advance to check on the presence of the NHL Center Ice pkg. The woman who responded wasn't sure if they had it, but said she'd check and get back with me. A few hours later (prompt response!) she said they didn't have it, but she went ahead and ordered it.
****Flashing Lights**** THIS IS NOW KIND OF A HOCKEY BAR ****Flashing Lights****
So that was a giant A+ to start the evening. They basically ordered the NHL Center Ice Pkg just for me, or at least made me feel like they did. And either way, that's pretty awesome.
Service was awesome. A: she was pretty cute, B: she's not afraid to give shit to the customers. And honestly, that's just cool at a bar. Yes I'm a customer and all, but you don't need to treat me like I'm superior or deserving, just treat me like a friend and bullshit with me on occasion, and that's what she did. Â Prices were good, decent sized happy hour list of beers and pitchers, and cheap wings (they run a pretty recurring special of uber cheap wings for a long period of time on a regular basis.) The wings weren't the greatest, but they had good meat and great spice. Kind of like my last girlfriend.
Anyway, It's definitely a good neighborhood joint with no pretension, a good crowd, a fun atmosphere, and 14,000 TVs. That number is approximate.
We also stayed to participate in the Geeks Who Drink Trivia that they had on Wed nights (moved to Saturday's.) And even though I absolutely hate GWD and their style of trivia, I had an enjoyable time. (Shhh, don't tell anyone!)
I'm excited to drop back into Prickly Pete's very soon for another hockey game. Or just some wings. it's a great place to drop by!
We go to Pete's for Geeks Who Drink as much as possible (They just changed their quiz night to Saturday). Â Drinks are reasonably priced and while I have not ever ordered food here my friends have and routinely say that it is not very good. Â
Kate is a great waitress and has taken good care of us the last 3 or 4 months.
I am writing this review after just finishing another on Second Home, the pretentious status-flaunting yuppietown bar located in Cherry Creek which makes me want to shoot myself right in the mouth.
What a breath of fresh air. Â Prickly Pete's is the polar opposite of Second Home; it's a neighborhood joint with good burgers and fries and a crew of regulars at the bar watching sports. Â The bartenders are able and friendly and generous on the pour. Â There's outdoor space and lots of television sets. Â People are nice and real and not out to impress you. Â In fact all they're out to do is eat and drink well for not too much money. Â I can dig it.
Also, the fries are really freaking good. Â I'm not a big fry person but I tried my friend's and wow, those fries were good. Â I then proceeded to eat all his fries unapologetically. Â Next time I went to Prickly Pete's I ordered a whole lot of those buggers and ate them all again. Â I'm proud to be an American.
Huh. Â I can't believe I have yet to review Prickly Pete's. Â Here we go-
Great spot for grabbing beers, cocktails, grub, etc. Â It's a good little sports pub, though it's not all about sports...
Interestingly, there are no lights in the place. Â In fact, the whole place is basically lit with neon signs and flat screen TV's. Â Still, it does not feel dark in any way.
I have tried the food, and it is really pretty good. Â the portions are huge and the prices very reasonable.
The wait staff is fantastic. Â Good patio area to quarantine the smokers.
Prickly Pete's is just what the East Cherry Creek Area needed. Good food, friendly staff, and involved ownership. A place you can make your very own Cheers show in. Today is their one year anniversary and look forward to celebrating ten more with them.
Their menu is simple and tasty for breakfast (Weekend Only), Lunch, and Dinner. I highly recommend the breakfast special as it is not on the menu but oh so tasty. My wings of choice are the Honey Hot followed by BBQ hot. Both are the good heat you want but not overpowering (Though there is a sauce you ask for special), You also cant go wrong having tater tots on the menu.
With 17+ TVs you wont miss the game unless Michigan is playing Ohio State! Sometimes you can even get your favorite Saturday morning cartoons if you ask nicely. You throw in trivia, poker, board games, corn hole, and other monthly events like today's party there is something for everyone here and very family friendly (Unlike many other bars in this area).
Owner Pete is entertaining as he is passionate about a good business. He and his wife Suzanne have put together an establishment for neighborhood and I wish them the best.
AM Chef Habby is inventive with his creative specials and has brought the consistency that had sometimes been lacking. The staff is a first name basis kinda staff front to back, and  you come in a few times and they got your name down too.
Cheers to the Best Bar in the East Cheery Creek Corridor!!!! Join me for breakfast at 9 on a Saturday or Wings on Friday for Happy Hour .35cents is so worth it.
Pete's is a great sports pub! Â Have been going there for months, but being a chinchilla, I just recently figured out this whole Yelp thing. Â There are no raisins on the menu, but they smoke brisket, pork, and chicken everyday, and the smell is almost enough to turn me into a carnivore. Â Unfortunatly for me I don't eat meat, which pretty much leaves me nothing but veggie burgers and alcohol here.
Big flat screen TV's everywhere make it easy to catch whatever game is on, the staff could not be friendlier, and the sign says they have the best patio in Denver...so it MUST be true!
They have free poker every Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday, live music most Saturday nights, and Geeks Who Drink trivia on Thursdays.
So my new roommate got me to come here for some wings! They have a deal on Friday nights! They were very good but i am sure I ordered the same sauce a few times and it was not consistent. The staff is very nice and attentive. This is definitely a place where you get a cheers feel... everyone is chatting at the bar and seems to know one another. They always have the game on... that is whatever game you are looking for and they will change the channel for ya too! they also have a good menu that I have sampled a few things on. all around a pretty cool spot. The summer is near and I would love to check out the patio! It looks great!
Review Source:Suuper hungry after rugby practice...where to go near Glendale? Lets try Prickly Pete's...it says they have the 'best patio bar in Denver.' I highly doubt that considering the view would be Leetsdale but it was too cold anyhow.
Tuesday nights sport $6 pitchers of Bud, Bud Light and Shock Top (one of my favorites.)
They also have Monday night $20 all you can eat/drink wings and beer. My boyfriend's friend highly recommends this night.
I ordered 10 Honey BBQ wings for $8.75. I never order wings by myself but when they got there...there was no sharing. These wings are legit. They had ~15 other choices of sauces. My friend asked for simply "the hottest wings" they could bring out. She ate them, loved 'em and sweated out her cold. I dipped a finger in the sauce and my mouth was on fire for at least a half hour.
Blue cheese was very good. They need to invest in some new ranch, it's all runny. Service was good and fast, the waitress was very nice.
Will be back no doubt because the prices are great and all my girls loved the food!
Good "Smoker" specials on most days, Cheap drinks and good drink specials. Poker Three days a week (Tuesday, Friday night and Sat. 1PM) I really like this place.
Great for sports!! They dont have a single light bulb in the main dinning area. They just let the glow from all the Big TVs hanging on the wall light up the room. Its like what I think heaven should be.
The Bathrooms only hold one at a time, which sucks and whoever had the bright idea to make Pickle infused vodka. I cant find to many faults with Prickly Pete's
I'm starting to really love this bar. Â Because my boyfriend has been trying to get me to learn poker for months, I finally acquiesced and went with him to Prickly Pete's. Â To my shock and surprise, not only is it great for hanging out with friends, there are numerous TVs that broadcast sports, pretty and attentive waitresses that don't won't make your girlfriend hate the place (classier than hooters or girls at Earl's...but still eye candy), decent food, and AWESOME drink specials. Â Just stay away from the pickle vodka. Â I mean REALLY?!
Origami poker has games on Friday night and Saturnday afternoon, and after your first game or two, it feels like you're playing poker with a bunch of buddies in someone's basement that you've known forever...Well, except people bring you drinks and you don't have to get up. Â Seriously, though, it's that good a crowd.
So, even with all of this, they've put a couple of necessary items in here...decent jukebox, big buck hunter and golden tee. Â Good hang out for a group of friends to catch a game. Â Way to go, Pete's!
Not being a sports fan, I didn't think I'd care too much for this sports bar that my husband and father-in-law liked so much, but much to my surprise it was very pleasant experience. Â The wait staff was friendly and attentive, it was clean and the food was good (not great, but certainly good) and the atmosphere was nice.
I don't know where another reviewer got ghetto from the clientele, it was a younger crowd for sure, but the looked like college kids or 20-somethings to me- Not ghetto at all.
Over all I would go back in a minute, it was a good time, good food, and good service!
I just had my first experience at Pete's and was pleasantly surprised. I was looking for a new bar in the neighborhood and had heard some good things. We were looking for a place to watch the Nuggets and they had enough TVs to be a Best Buy. They were having a special for the Nuggets game: $1.50 Coors beers (while I am not a huge fan of Coors, I cannot pass up a good deal... or I'm just that cheap). Anyways, the bartenders were friendly and I enjoyed talking with them. OH, and they had a lobster tank, which was really cool, and kinda weird!
There was a singer who looked just like Bob Ross (not like that's a good or bad thing) who came in. He had an acoustic guitar and no microphone, which made feel sorry for him. That I guess would be my only complaint... you have to Support the Arts, and if that means giving a man a mic than so be it!!!
This is a great local restaurant and bar that's been open for a while. The service is very friendly - usually a greeting from the bartender when you walk in as well as the waitstaff. The servers are helpful and there is always a barbeque-type special on the menu.
the food has been very good and consistent. the salads are big and the lettuce and greens are FRESH. Â Beer and drink specials abound with the many TVs showing sports or trivia.
Don't hesitate to stop in. Â The breakfasts look good too...
A friend of mine thought it would be a great idea to come to this sports bar for karaoke. Â Big mistake. Â Singing behind a pool table with the possibility of a pool game going on and getting hit with a cue stick is not my idea of fun. Â The setup is atrocious, the sound is horrific, and the long island drink specials are lame. Â I suggest you bring a fly swatter to hit the servers with so they actually stop and take your order. Â
If you're into sports, then this is the place for you. Â Wall-to-wall TVs with nothing but sports! Â Is poker a sport? Â It must be because not 1, but 2 TVs had it going on. Â Poking myself in the eye with a big stick would've have been more entertaining. Â
This place is also a fave hangout for the ghetto fabulous. Â You can watch the gangstas in pimptastic suits, bump and grind with themselves all while chowing down on some chicken wings. Â Then there's the chicks with so much make-up on, they have to scrape that crap off with a putty knife, yack yacking about their baby daddies. Â Awesome!
I used to go to this place when it was a Mexican breakfast spot. Delicious giant breakfast burritos for less than 2 bucks. oh well, things come and go.
Prickly Pete's is a pretty nice replacement. I honestly hope it stays around. The first thing I noticed about this place is the great patio. I love patios in the summertime and with Denver's awesome weather the more the merrier.
Prickly Pete's has a pretty basic bar menu and it seems to offer all of its dishes with competence and reliability. There isn't really anything flashy about the available items. However, the prominently displayed smoker seems to offer the hope that Prickly Pete's would someday dive head on into producing all sorts of delicious smoked delicacies.
The staff are all very friendly and eager to make people feel welcome and comfortable. The interior was filled with flat panel TV's and seems like a really great location in which to watch just about anything. (It would be awesome if this place got in on showing UFC fights...)
The only draw back, and for a place serving food I find it to be a big one, is the utterly unfortunate and horrendous stench hanging around the front entrance. It truly smelled like a rotting corpse. I really hope it wasn't a sign of mold and hence a sign of premature reason to close. Other than the "stink" I really liked this place and thought it had great potential.
Here's hoping the smell goes away.....
Great new place on Leetsdale. Â This area of town has always lacked a good clean fun sports bar and we finally have one. Â The entire place has been redone and it looks great. There are flat screen TV's about every 3 ft around the entire bar. Â If your looking for a place to catch a sporting event in this area of town, this is it. Â The best part about the place is the patio. Â They have these metal spring loaded chairs so you can recline and rock in. Â Pretty darn comfortable.
The food is also as good as it gets for a bar. Â I've had everything from Burgers to Salads and have been impressed! Â The owners are friendly and they are always floating around making sure everything is in order. Â The wait staff has always been friendly and on top of things. Â I'm looking forward to watching many football games there this fall. Â Check it out if you live in this area of town.
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