This place is OK. Â I actually went here in it's first weeks of opening so they may have it more together now. Â They didn't really have a happy hour menu, just a dollar of here and half off there. Â The beer selections were good. Â There were a few options my friends were asking for that they didn't have but other wise their list of beers was true to what they were displaying. Â The food OK. Â The atmosphere OK. Â I can't even remember if they had TVs which is important to beer drinkers who love sports. Â In my opinion they is a place more directed to after work business men who want to have a drink. Â They did have a back room for parties and events.
Review Source:Love this place. Took my brother to have some drinks at this location. The first thing you notice is the decor. The place is very clean, albeit a bit dark. I love the fact that they have  team signed Ducks jersey hanging on the wall on the way to the bathroom.
The place has a nice selection of beers. It's not the greatest or the most unique, but it definitely does the job. Stouts, porters, Belgians, IPAs, etc., they have pretty much all of the styles of beer. They also have a nice selection of liquors.
The food was pretty decent. I had the hummus and flatbread, which was serviceable as an appetizer, although enough to share. My brother had the chicken fingers which were pretty good as well. My friend had the caprese, which was pretty good. My friend did complain that the hummus was salty, though.
Q, the bartender on the night we went, was great. He put up with all of our noise, was very nice, gave us our drinks quickly, even chatted with us whenever there was a lull in the service. He and his manager (forgot his name) definitely made this night. We had a lot of fun and cannot wait to make our way back here.
A great addition to Orange as they lack good restaurants. We had burgers and steak nachos and they were great. The steak had a great flavor and was not overcooked. The burger was one of the best we've ever had. The servers were attentive and friendly and the place has a cool, relaxed feel. Definitely coming back.
Review Source:Loved it. Went Sunday, Â gameday. We sat @ the bar & were helped immediately by our bartender Dallas. Very friendly & attentive. We both aimed for the burgers and weren't disappointed. Â Napa burger, yum, cooked to perfection! perfection! Onion rings, killer! Fries, so tasty, but I preferred the rings. Beers, nice selection on tap. Fully stocked bar. Topped it all off w/the ice cream sandwich. Ridiculously good. We loved it & will return!
Review Source:Super good food! Their burgers are to die for! My husband and I loved this place so much that we grabbed our neighbors and went there again for dinner two days later! Service was awesome! The owner even came out and chatted with us for a bit! Very fun and friendly atmosphere. Even had live music on Saturday. This is going to be our new hangout for sure!
Review Source:I was really excited to try The Pint House and sadly was let down. Â I think they are trying to be too much or people are really just desperate for a place to drink beer. Â I'm flummoxed by the high starred reviews. Â Do you people not get out much? Have you missed the recent waves of gastropubs with exceptional beer selections? Â
The decor is nice. Â It's dark. Â The waitress was nice enough (though not very bright) and when the husband's Bacardi & Coke was made with the wrong rum, the manager was quick to come over to fix the problem, but when we needed the wifi password it took 2 employees to remember the phone number (which was the password) and were kind of put out that we asked for it. Â But that's even forgivable. Â What's not forgivable is that we needed the wifi because there is bad 3G service inside & we absolutely needed our smartphones to order a beer. Â The servers won't (or can't) just tell you what beers are on tap. They make you scan a QR code on the menu or go to their website to see the list. Â I'm sorry, but isn't this a bar that specializes in beer, is it so impossible for the waitress to know the beer list (no matter how often it's changed) and tell you? Â Is it so expensive to print out a small list so a beer can just be ordered without the fuss? Â It's ridiculous -- and believe me, I have no problem using my iPhone normally. Â Though maybe had the list been vast or really good or varied I wouldn't have minded. Â But the list was meh. Â Lots of IPAs (that are actually kind of similar) and Belgians, a couple Hefs, an Amber, but not much else. Â It's called the Pint House -- I guess one would expect a huge variety. Â No. Â The permanent list of beers was weak as well. Â And c'mon a pint of Coors for $5. Â Coors? Â Why insult yourself, Pint House? Â
The cocktails come in pint glasses, which is great if you want to get really drunk, but in actuality most cocktails aren't made for a pint glass & the mix is never perfect. Â Do yourself a favor and ask for a bucket glass (they do have them).
The food was the best thing.  The pretzels and béchamel cheese sauce are a homerun.  The fish & chips were good too.  So, basically, if you come to a place called The Pint House and aren't too picky about your beers, you'll get a good dinner.  Still doesn't make sense to me though.
Food - BEST ONION RINGS EVER. Seriously. You have to try these rings of oniony goodness! The ribeye is surprisingly cooked to perfection given that it's not a steakhouse. My boyfriend is a steak snob and had a foodgasm over the ribeye. First time in a while we didn't have to salt our steaks! That was a pleasant surprise. The nachos were MEH, I wouldn't bother ordering them again.
Beer - Any place that always has chimay and delirium tremens on tap is a WINNER in my mind.
Definitely coming back soon!
The hardest thing to do is go to an Angel's baseball game and follow it up at the Pint House while you just started a diet like a week prior! Â
I got lucky though. Â The Pint House had a salmon florentine meal for the right price and I was able to get a bunch of grilled veggies on the side. Â What I really wanted was that big juicy burger across the table....
I came with a huge party at around 10pm or a little prior and the service was pretty cool. Â We were in our own separate area but I could hear live music playing.
My food was pretty good. Â Perfect for my diet. Â It was about $19-$20 which is like Meh, but I mean I was starving and there was pretty much nothing else that was "safe" for me to tackle that night.
I've been three times. First time it was amazing, service incredible, food fantastic, I couldn't wait to take other friends so they could experience this place. Second time food was just as good but service left much to be desired. It was midday, my group was only one of four parties in the whole place, and we had to keep looking for our server. My pet peeve is having to ASK for our bill at the end of a meal. This time I had to physically get up from our table and locate our server to ask for the bill. I was disappointed because I had raved about the food and service to my new guests. Third time was everything you DON'T want in an evening out. Again, the place was not busy but the service was ptitful. I won't go in to detail, but there is nothing good to say about the third experience. From the minute we walked in till the minute we left, worst service ever.
My three visits were all within a very short period, May 16, May 31, and June 8. I'm so disappointed that in such a short time the service here has declined so quickly. Food is still good, but if the service remains like this - the food can't carry it.
Wait, seriously, how does the Pint House not have more stars?! I've been to both the Fullerton location and this one, and I personally like this one a little better. There's no outdoor seating like the Fullerton location, but there's a lot more indoor space. When I went, it was on a Friday and there was live music playing. Real good place for a casual date. I can't say I'm very fond of beer, but there are days when I could use a brew, and when I do, I totally pansy out and get the hard cider. I wish this Pint House carried the Pear Cider; I had it at the Fullerton location and hands down turned me into a hard cider fan. This location carried just hard apple cider, which isn't as good, but did the trick for me. Their food is also very good. It's a simple menu with nothing too fancy (hence, I say it's a good place for a "casual" date) so it's definitely a great place to catch up with friends, catch a game on the tv's, you get the idea. Definitely try their gigantic burger and if you're not afraid of staring into a pool of grease, get the melted brie appetizer. Staff is very friendly as well, and there's ample parking. You won't spend more than $20 (tax/tip included), unless you're one to drink several beers in one sitting. I like to avoid the beer belly and I stick to one. Don't judge.
Review Source:We stopped by late one night after a game. Â I had some type of apple cider and we ordered a few appetizers. Â The baked brie was really delicious and we had some kind of pretzel bites that were pretty tasty too!
  We aren't big beer drinkers but the menu was extensive and I really enjoyed my cider.  The service was good - quick and friendly.  And the place wasn't overly crowded or obnoxiously loud.  If you're looking for a spot to chill and eat after a game check this place out!
Second time coming here and a few hours before closing. The bartender was super friendly and even adjusted the drinks without complaint. Overall great place if you are just looking to relax. Still not my favorite place to drink or eat, but the atmosphere will always keep me returning. Food wise I recommend the Calamari. It's definitely my first time seeing calamari flattened rather than in rings. Drinks wise, I'd stick to the beer despite the bartenders pouring heavy. Tried a Mr.T cocktail and it was odd. Not good or bad, just plain odd.
Review Source:Seriously...how does this establishment not have an overall score of 5 stars??
We were attending a concert at Honda Center, and decided to eat and drink at the Pint House. We had never been to this restaurant, but the menu and beer selection looked good, so we gave it a shot. Right off the bat, the hostess was extremely friendly, and put our name down for a 15-20 minute wait. We went to the bar and ordered great beers (it was hard to choose between them!) and scoped-out a spot in the lounge-y waiting area.
Right away, a manager approached me, asking if I needed a menu, or wanted to order anything while I was waiting--mind you, the place was pretty busy at the moment. It was impressive to receive that degree of attention --all things considered. Â Right then, our table was ready (only about 10 minutes of waiting) and the manager followed us to make sure we were seated.
Our server, though busy, was attentive knowledgeable, and friendly. The food was great. The atmosphere is great. We will definitely be back!
I give the place one star and that's only because I like the decor. Hostess was friendly then it quickly went down hill and made us miss the place it was before, The Auld Irisher. As we bellied up to the bar, the bartender couldn't even recommend a dark beer, he didn't even know what they offered. I selected 3 different beers off their menu and they didn't have any of them. The third beer I chose I was told 'we can't find it. Its somewhere in the back' I jokingly said `go find it` and was told they were going to look for it when the game started....it was the bottom of the 7th inning.....as we were drinking our over priced beer deciding if we were gonna stay or not, the bartender pulled my menu from under my arm. Never even asked if he could or if we were ready to order. Won't be back.
Review Source:I dropped by here before a hockey game, for a quick bite to eat.
My friend went with the soft pretzels, served with a huge cup of cheese sauce. Everything here looks like it's going to hurt your arteries dreadfully, but you'll enjoy doing so.
I went with the Napa burger and a side of garlic parmesan fries. The fries were absolutely delicious - thick slices of perfectly fried potato, covered in a delicious blend of cheese and garlic, probably my favorite part of the meal.
The hamburger was a monstrosity, stuffed with sun-dried tomatoes, caramelized onions, garlic aioli, and an immodest amount of melted brie. The burger was literally dripped with the creamy goodness, which would be ok, if it didn't completely mask the flavor of every other topping applied liberally to the burger. I could barely finish half of the thing, it was so overwhelming.
The guinness float was pretty good, although my sweet tooth craved a little more ice cream in it.
Overall, a fun spot to hang out at before a game at Honda Center, with huge portions and reasonable prices, just a little heavy.
Seriously yelp is turning into self entitled hipsters. Â If one thing is not "perfect" according to them they will try to destroy a place. They want hard to find eclectic beers and these drinks need to be on draft all the time and if you're out of stock then heaven help you. I have eaten here several times and with different people and everyone always loves the whole experience. Chef Jennings has some serious skill. The food goes beyond the price point in quality and presentation. Â They are not trying to convince you that tripe and Rocky Mountain oysters are the next great delicacy. Â Good food, good drinks, good people.
Review Source:I don't know why this place only has three and a half stars. It should be FIVE STARS.
The service is amazing especially Brennan. He is one of the best servers I have ever had. All the other servers are great too.
The food is phenomenal. The steak is to die for. I have tried all the pastas and there isn't a bad one in the bunch. The calamari is a calamari steak that is always cooked perfectly and never hard, and the breading is crunchy perfection.
Food -5
Service
Ambiance
There is also a movie theater in the same center so it is perfect for a date night or a girls night out.
My husband and I stopped by for dinner on a late Sunday afternoon (around 4:00PM). Â I wanted to take my husband out for our wedding anniversary at a place with good food and good beer. Â We are low key type of people. Â The nice people of yelp said this might be a good fit for us. They were right! Â We'll be going back very soon.
We walk into a really nice pub like place.  We opt to sit in the restaurant as opposed to the lounge and it was comfortable and the decor is warm.  We watch the Angel game on one TV, the Masters on another, and a tennis match on yet a third.  Nice.  Our waitress, Olivia, came on over and made us feel right at home.  She explained what craft beers were available and offered a taster if we'd like one.  I believe Olivia would light up any room she walked into.  Just a wonderful personality and she knew what she was talking about.  My husband tasted and fell in love with the Black Phoenix stout and preceded to drink two glasses before the dinner was done.  I am not much of a beer drinker so I had a glass of J. Lohr Bay Mist Riesling  (I had never had this before) and I loved it.  Had two glasses as a matter of fact.
For an appetizer we chose the crunchy artichokes with chipotle dipping sauce which was very good. Â My husband ordered the Napa Burger with parmesan fries and I had the Portobello Burger with onion rings. Â The food was so good. Â I wish I could explain the crisp taste of the balsamic vinegar on the perfectly cooked Portobello mushroom and the freshness of the hamburger bun! Â Or the onion rings that were so good and plentiful that I, literally, could not stop eating them. Â My husband couldn't believe how good the brie and caramelized onions tasted on the perfectly cooked burger. Â The food is really very good. Â We saw the desserts that others ordered and they looked amazing but we were just too full to order one. Â Maybe next time.
As good as the food and beer and wine were, the people were even better. Â Everyone from our waitress Olivia, the manager and the food servers themselves went out of their way to make our meal very enjoyable. Â We left a nice tip.
Swung by this place friday night because the other places in this plaza just happened too be wayyy too crowded, but let me tell you, I'm glad it turned out that way. Our server, Matt, was absolutely phenomenal, and easily fills one of the top 2 services by a waiter/waitress I've had in my life probably (phrasing, yeah I know. Get your head outta the gutter!). The guy is a baller waiter, and after the tip we left him, I'm sure he knows it too.
For my drinks, my server brought me 3 small samples of their brand new beers on tap. One was a red IPA, one was a double, and the last was a white. Out of the three, the red was by far the best so I got a couple of those throughout the night.
For my appetizer, I shared some samurai skewers. Grilled beef kebabs lightly soaked in what seems like some variant of BBQ sauce. The 5 skewers were accompanied by 5 rice rolls (think sushi roll, without sushi) and a cup of sriracha for the sauce.
For my entree I got the Santa Fe burger. 1/2 lb patty, cooked to perfection between sesame seed buns. Topped with grilled onions and tomatoes, avocados, and swiss. Â On the side it came with garlic parmesan fries with ketchup or ranch upon request.
For dessert I got apple pie a la mode, AKA THE FIREBALL. This sucker comes out on a frying skillet, so it's a bit hot to the touch, but with a delicate balance of pie and ice cream, they make it work.
Whenever you mention fireballs when describing foods to me, well you can just stop there. I'm buying it.
Had a blast with some friends, and will definitely be returning. Oh did I mention they had LIVE MUSIC blaring from the end of the restaurant in their lounge?? Yep... pretty awesome.
Soooo much better than the Irisher my god. Â Great TVs for sports, a plush gastro pub feel without being too trendy or annoying. Â It's kind of like a more grown up smaller version of Haven. Â
The interior is dark, modern and comfortable. Â There is a bar area, a dining seating area, and a lounge area with small tables and comfy chairs. Â Fantastic selection of international and artisan beers on tap. Â Acoustic singer who was really really good.
Didn't dine, but the food looked nicely put together new american.
I've never been to the one in Fullerton, so I cant compare, but I was pretty impressed with the vibe and atmosphere this place put out.
It has a lounge upscale feel to it. Â The music was random, one minute it was weezer the next Marvin Gaye...so random. Â I went here for lunch, they have great food. Â I suggest the fried green beans! However, they didn't have much options for vegetarian plates :/ i don't know if it was because of time I went but it didn't seem very busy and the employees looked bored and constantly checked in, but when it was time to close out it seemed no one was insight. Â Overall, great food and atmosphere
Review Source:This place is very different than the Fullerton location, but I love it! I've been here a few times for dinner or just for their great selection of beers and appetizers. They have a lounge area to the right of the entrance where you can sit and wait for your table and start with your drinks and even appetizer. Then, once your table is set they politely move you and there is non of this staff attitude because you move on. The staff is super friendly. Every one is there to help and make sure you are enjoying your experience. Love, love, love the fact that the servers know the menu- this has helped me out a few times!! Thanks guys!
Now lets get down to business. The food is (UGH) SO GOOD! It is better than the Fullerton location-unless they changed in recent months. Their baked brie is one of my favorite appetizers and as of the other day their sake shrimp (so much that we ordered them twice....yes, you read correctly, twice. These come with a cole slaw which is a perfect pairing to the sweet ginger-sake sauce. The peanuts in the slaw add that extra crunchy component and it just (fire) WORKS! :) TRY TRY TRY both of these. I also attempt the baked brie at home, but I can't get it as good as that one.
If you want more than just to hang out by the lounge, how about live music? Yup! On the weekends, well, at least on Saturday nights they have live music. It just makes the place so happening even if you're sitting on the dining side of the restaurant. I was still able to enjoy the music and have my dinner. Food is fresh and selections are on the creative side. That chef back there certainly knows what he's doing and he's doing it right!
Good luck ordering a beer flight here. They let you pick 4 different beers to try (in 5 oz glasses) for $12, which is great. What isn't great is that they are out of half the beers on their list. Being that the name of the place is THE PINT HOUSE, I found this very annoying. Also, the menu was not descriptive of the beers at all. I was expecting a specialty beer place, with a beer menu specifying the type of beer, ABV, serving glass, etc. This is not that place. [As a suggestion to the manager: Why not print out a beer list daily so people know what you have actually on tap? Many other restaurants do this.]
The food was decent. We got the fried artichoke appetizer and the caprese appetizer (minus the salami). Both were delicious. For my entree, I got the pan-seared seasonal fish, which was swordfish. It was super tough. It came with boring rice pilaf and steamed veggies and, for a second, I thought I was on an airplane somewhere. My boyfriend got the napa burger and raved about it. I can't speak for it myself, but he's usually picky. I will say that I stole a couple of his onion rings and I approve of those.
I don't think we'll come back here. I really wanted to love it and I just...didn't.
This place was great.
I will say it isn't the cheapest place around but the $5 well drinks are huge compared to most well drinks on happy hours.
The food is excellent. (does take a little bit longer then most places)
I have only been here once but I will be back again for pre-game Ducks drinks and food!
Holy eff, I have fallen in love with this place!
Do yourself a favor and get your butt over to this place for a HUGE burger and a brew. Â I had the Pint House burger with avocado and yeah...I was silently scarfing that bad boy down in bliss. Â Hands down, one of the best burgers you'll find around this area in a nice, sit-down restaurant.
Super comfortable ambience and perfect for a bite before you hit the movie theater next door. Â We went on a Friday night (walk-in) and were sat immediately--when does that ever happen?!
PLUS, the waiters are all super chill and fun and put up with our crap as we ordered rounds of shots to the dinner table and continually bugged them with questions about the beer selection.
Seriously. Go.
This place is perfection.
When your favorite place opens a new location, what do you do? Split time between the two and just alternate Friday nights? No way... just start going twice as much!!!
Dan (the owner) has outdone himself with the new Pint House. The menu is slightly different - giving reason to visit both, without being soooo different that it doesn't feel like you're at The Pint House.
I recommend:
Pint House pretzels, plus a beer sampler (4/$12), followed by the Portobello Sandwich and a full pint of your favorite of the samplers.
But if that doesn't sound good to you, try anything else on the menu --- it's all delicious.
Please note -- I walked here toasted and walked out even more toasted. Â Don't quote me on details.
We sat on the patio, which was being vacated rapidly due to a very light drizzle. Â The servers were very friendly. Â The beer selection was solid, and I got a self-selected flight of four 5oz pours of strong craft beers for...$12? Â We shared a burger with herb Parmesan onion rings. Â The onion rings were GOOD. Â The burger was also good, but more like medium than the medium-rare we ordered and were assured we would get. Â
Lots of TVs, good decor, friendly service, great beer and good food. Â I'll be back. Â Maybe I'll remember more next time. :)
I like the place for the ambiance but the service and menu is lacking. Though some of the entrees are good, there is a very small selection. Sometimes the servers would forget our orders. My boyfriend ordered a beer, and they finally remembered to bring it when we had already finished eating and asked for the bill! Our friend ordered the chicken pesto, and they brought it WITHOUT chicken. Upon bringing it out, it was a little underdone. That seems like a pretty ironic mistake.
Upon scanning these reviews, I see that they honored the Yelp Deal offered at the Fullerton location. Upon calling, they stated they were not doing that. How arbitrary. Get it together. The food prices are a bit high for the quality. This place is good to try out for the first time, but definitely not a favorite or one I would readily recommend to others. Maybe I'll have better luck at the Fullerton location if I ever decide to try it out.
Souless Corporate restaurant that is as calculated as a spreadsheet. Â Pint house/Yard House - same idea. Â Food is well prepared but unimaginative. Â They charge prices like the best Gastropubs (Haven, Crowbar, Sidedoor) but don't deliver any inspiration. Â Drink prices are on the high side and if you have a party of 6 or you more you will be hit with a mandatory 20% tip added on.
There is better value and more interesting food at other places nearby.
I've visited The Pint House MANY times now and I can say with certainty that if you're a fan of beer and good food, they've got your bases covered. I have never been to the Pint House in Fullerton, so I can't comment on how this one compares; Judging by what I've heard form others, though, the environment at this location is similar except for the "larger" more indoor feel.
Honestly, PH has one of the best "vibes" of any nicer bar I've ever been to. Management is great, bartenders rock, and overall it's just a great experience.
Many people on Yelp comment about receiving poor service from this restaurant - I don't know if they are just incredibly picky or if they are making it up, but I have never been anywhere in OC with a friendlier and more helpful staff. The employees are extremely kind and, in my opinion, they really make the experience (the beer and food help too, of course!)
Pros:
Good atmosphere (awesome music selection!)
Friendly Servers
Great beer (my favorites: Rustic Rye, Sculpin IPA, Honey Blonde, and Downtown Brown)
Good food (napa burger, pastrami burger, steak salad)
Cons:
Usually costs me a lot in tips because I'm so happy with my service.
**** Edit **** While I originally thought the prices were a bit too high, when I wrote that I had yet to delve into the delicious pastrami burger and steak salad. The review has since been altered.
HUGE potentional  to become a 4 star in my book
So my date wanted to come here after a movie. It didn't even look open when I went to the movies earlier that day. So we strolled in around 7ish. Nice looking place. ALOT different than the prior spot Auld dubliner. Â When you walk in , to the right is this den like area with comfy looking chairs and the main dining room has a bar , tables for 4 in the middle and to the left tables for 6. One thing I hated was sitting in the middle row. Just awkward and I wanted a booth dag nab it!!!!! I NEED BOOTH!!!!! Oh well. Next time Ill just do the high chairs at the bar.
So we sat and the waiter was a little nervous but he was still cool. Come to find out my date remembered him from their highschool days. How cute lol So this spot didn't have the beer my date wanted so the waiter recommended some stuff and let him sample two beers. One sample was so  small I don't know how anyone can get a good taste. He didn't like it, so he went with a usual beer.  I liked the menu, no complaints on the options of yummy sounding food. So we order fried green beans. I love those things, when I see them on the menu, I must have them or shall I say have them (in my weezy voice lol.) Anywho while we wait for those to come out, I order one of their mix drinks. I was not a fan and I didn't even taste the alcohol! I hate that ish! Like damn can I get a shot on the side with my kiddie drank!?
So the starter comes out. These green beans were taaaaaaaaasty. I loved the batter and the two sauces that came with it! Huge serving as well. We put in the main entree orders next. I went for the Santa fe burger that came with onion rings and the date ordered the sliders with french fries. Â The food came out later which was fine because I grubbed on the green beans!
So the main event comes out and everything looked delish. We started grubbing. My burger was topped with guacamole, pepper jack cheese, ortega chilis, carmalized onions  , lettuce tomato and  chipotle mayo.  I think alot of places think by topping the burgers with multiple toppings will carry the flavors onto the patty. The patty was cooked temperature wise very nicely, BUT the patty was not seasoned within :( I hate that!. People need to understand the patty still needs some love from Lawry's seasonin salt! I didn't mind the sesame bun. It was fresh  and overall more than decent burger. The onion rings , I should have skipped out on since they use the same batter as the green beans. It would be cool if a place would have two different batters if your starter is something fried. My dates fries were great but a HUGE serving of them. He seemed to like his sliders :)
I was way toooooo full for dessert. Would I come back here? Of course, they're still new so they need to work out some kinks :)
It is first and foremost a pub. Â The decor is warm and inviting, plenty of TVs and a nice outdoor area. Â Food was a bit bland but overall good. Â They have a nice selection of beers. Â
The service was a bit disappointing. Â Waited 15 minutes for 1st contact even though it wasn't busy. Â No one checked back to see if we needed anything. When we finally got someones attention it was another 15 minutes to get our drinks. Â We chocked it up to inexperienced staff. Will probably wait a couple of months before returning.
My buddy and I have been fans of the Fullerton location for years now, so seeing one pop up in Orange near work was an unexpected treat! They have happy hour M-F from 4-7pm. $1 off beers, 25% off apps. Their appetizer list is nicely enhanced at this location.
The mushroom skillet was great! Excellent flavors, nice garlicky overtones. Came with four slices of bread to soak up the juices. Also had the artichoke hearts, which were OK, the mushrooms definitely beat out the artichokes :P
Unfortunately, the service didn't keep up with the excellent quality of food. I was even debating giving this place 2 stars just because of that. Food came out slowly. Beers were forgotten at our table. The check took forever to come back after we had already given our credit cards. Servers were very polite, just everything was in slow motion. Hopefully that'll change with time since this place just opened up.
Beer Lovers unite!
Yup. I like this place.
The outdoor area out back is awesome.
Vine covered walls and a projector of a game with hanging lights surround small tables and a stage for bands to play. I saw a friend's jazz band play here once- great location!
This is a great place for groups to mingle out back- lots of space to talk and push tables together.
Check this place out!
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