The Pub

Drink prices were very reasonable-- bartender was funny and attentive.  Gave free drinks when orders were wrong. Waitress was funny but flustered and forgot to enter 3 of our 6 entrees.  Food was edible, but there is better to be had in this area.  Would definitely recommend for sports, drinks and good times-- even though the service wasn't great, they made it right for us without us even complaining.

The Pub hosted a memorial service I attended recently. I'd never been there before but they accomodated our large group really well. Everyone was really nice.

Their pub fare is way better than average. Definitely recommend the fries (regular or sweet potato). The chicken fingers were really good. It takes longer than you'd think, but the food is definitely worth it.

The foosball table is free, so that's pretty awesome. The Pub should add a dry-erase nearby for sign-up, otherwise the table gets dominated by one group.

This is definitely a townie bar, you'll see a lot of regulars.

If you walk past this place after midnight, you're probably not going to be enticed to go in. You're going to see loud bros smoking outside, smoking and yelling into their cell phones, or at each other, or at their girlfriends as they leave in a car without them. If you're the kind of person who would be attracted to this place from the dudes hanging outside you're probably not reading this review to pick your bar hangout. You're already here because the beers are cheap and the Sox are on the TV and they're playing "Who Let the Frog Out?" on the jukebox and that's awesome (For the ignorant fools reading this, that's a Crazy Frog parody. You're welcome. And yes, this really played when we were in here).

If you show up around 6 on a Friday, though, you're going to get a totally different impression than you do from the outside at midnight. You're going to find a friendly staff, who'll be kind to you if you're embarrassed to order a grilled cheese because it's on the kids menu. You'll hear "Walk of Life" by Dire Straits twice in a row and that'll be more awesome than you're usually willing to admit.

I did not sample the legendary wings at the Pub, but I did get a cheeseburger and fries, which were definitely decent. All the food here would best be described as decent, except for 2 things which were very nice: 1) the service, and 2) the price. My wife and I had, between us, 2 meals and probably way too many beers, and spent less than $45 total, including a generous tip.

I was always nervous about coming into this place, but now that I've gone, I think I'll be back. Great local place for sitting down, catching the game, having some cheap food and beer, and being treated right by the staff, the patrons, and the jukebox. And it's a drunken stumble away from my apartment.