The Public House

Pretty laid back, quiet with decent music. The liquor infusions are fabulous, and the drinks are decently priced. My only complaint would be the lack of comfortable seating. It's a great place to get a drink but its not too cozy so bring a seat cushion if you plan to stay awhile. :)

Not as busy as I would expect it to be on a Saturday night.  The service was slow. 3 bartenders all doing side work while people wait for drinks. It smells like the locker room at the YMCA.  More attention to customer experience needed .

Ah, what a place.

A place to engage in discussions concerning the structure of architecture telling a story to haircuts being exchanged for booze. If there is one thing to be said of the Public House's atmosphere, it's that it has an air of be ho you want to be. The seating available encourages all manner of groups to sit, enjoy themselves, and share drinks.

While some people may be adverse to swapping their mouth germy pets with other people, the drinks served here well deserve the chance. Over the course of one evening, a group and I managed to try every drink on the menu. Of particular delight were anything with Sazerac and the Blood in the Sand.

If you need a relatively calm and quiet evening out with friends punctuated with ever-delightful drinks, this is the place for you.