Pour House

As always this place is a hit!!  Brunch is FANTASTIC!!!!

Got the chicken and waffles with an over easy egg and the sausage gravy!! Call it the nap time.....

Sat at the bar for the first time and the bartender who said she was the manager was great!  Very helpful and super nice.... a little lost on the idea of the chicken and waffle done right but she told me she was going to try it and let me know what she thinks.. haha!!  

Train shots, $12 all you can drink beer and the best Bloody Mary around... means take a cab or ride your bike! haha

I've been here over an hour and they still haven't taken my food order. The old fashioned I ordered is tiny and there's a ridiculously huge ice cube in it. I got 2 teaspoons worth of an old fashioned.

Recommended if you're retired and have all day to wait.

This place is a nice place to come after work, when you're not in the mood for divey, but don't want to keep it super classy. A couple of the booths are armed with their own self-pour taps which is neat, but seems more like a novelty, and can be dangerous if you're the type who once you pop you just can't stop.

We nabbed a happy hour menu card and it said we could get a shot and a beer for $6. The super friendly/smiley waitress said we could get any beer on tap, and any shot as well as the half order of charcuterie plate that was listed under $6 too. Cha-Ching!! All for $6?! False.  She eventually came back and told us they don't do that anymore, and asked wher we got those menus, and confiscated them. Your seductive smiles won't save you a couple stars here, friendly waitress. So instead, I ended up getting a whiskey sour, which tasted like just plain sour. My mates got the happy hour beer, and the pour came back not to the top of the glass, which is a solid few ounces if you think about it.

No trains went by, which apparently they give $2 JD shots, which couldve been fun. I might be back, but they need to get their shit together with their happy hour menu.