I highly recommend the artichoke and spinach dip, it is the best ever, the chicken temders and fries r great too. the pizza is pretty good too i always get pepperoni amd cheese. the steak and cheese is real good. the atmosphere is good too, it just feels cozy and welcoming, although the bar can get loud later after 8pm. and it gets packed in the pub so not much space for parking but i love this place, my fav hangout
Review Source:I live near here and have been trying to make time to go forever and finally found myself at SGP for trivia night. Trivia was a ton of fun and we even ended up winning 3rd place. I will say that their prices are surprising. For 2 pizzas, several pitchers of beers, and an appetizer, our bill was somehow $150?!?! WTF, in Glenmont? No sir. And if you win trivia, you can't use your prize giftcard until your next visit.
While the pizza was good, I will say the prices are really what got me. One tip - if you go on their website they have deals posted. There is currently a $3 off a large pizza deal. Just print and bring in with you!
i love coming here on pizza night!. the pizza is one of the best pizzas ive had in my life. i wouldnt come here wednesdays though unless your into the karaoke scene. i went there on wednesdays for burger nite and karaoke was annoying -__- couldnt even enjoy my burger or watch the game. make sure when you go here find a good parking spot dont be parking over by 7-eleven cuz the lot is full find another place because they will tow your car!!!!
Review Source:I used to hang out at this place a lot. We're talking 4 to 5 nights a week, so let's just say I know the food and the place well. It's a good crowd and a good time. Monday and Tuesday feature 1/2 price pizzas, that is certainly worth checking out. Wednesday offers  1/2 price burgers that are very tasty; if you ask your bartender nicely, they'll even substitute cottage cheese for the french fries if you're like me. The drinks are strong, the regulars are a good group of people that are fun to socialize with, but things get a little icy if your bartender stops liking you. Yet still, I return. It's that great of an establishment.
So go check out the Stained Glass Pub if you haven't yet. And remember....Sam a Goat loves YOU!!
I was invited to this pub by a pub regular. He even has his own special dish. When you walk in, you think CHEERS (like the show, not the toast). It is very diverse, which for some reason I was shocked by. We all CAN get along! I digress...
I went there to watch some football...and that is what I did. There are plenty of screens in close proximity to each other, which makes it easy to keep up with all the football action.
I was told that I had to try the pizza. The pizza was good, not write home about good, but good nonetheless. The atmosphere is comfortable and makes you feel like you are truly at the neighborhood pub. Everyone was talking, laughing, dancing and cracking jokes about one another's teams. I can see why my friend frequents this place. It is the place where, *singing* "everybody knows your name..."
Delicious pizza. In an area where it is difficult to find good pizza - Stained Glass Pub turns out good pizza at reasonable prices. On Mondays and Tuesday they have 1/2 price pizza if it's dine-in and you buy a soda for each member of the party.
Cheese and sauce very tasty and it's worth a try!
This place is very cluttered; not a lot of space in between tables. Â I ordered some small burgers and a pizza. Â I was only able to have a few bites of one of the burgers because they were horrible, and tasted like they were made on an outdoor grill by somebody who had never cooked burgers before.
As for the pizza, I wouldn't consider the pizza bad. Â I thought the pineapple slices I got were good, but I didn't like the fact I had to pick the toppings off of the pizza, just so I could lift up a slice; the slices were too heavy.
My two star rating I am giving to them is because if this website allowed me to, I would give them a two and 3/4th of a star, but despite the rules in math saying you round up one, I can't give them a three star based off of my first time experience with them.
Having just moved to this region and thus enduring the limited after-11pm foodie scene, I was forced to come to this place at 11:50 to get some late-night snacking. While their pizza was amazing (oh-so-cheeeesy), the service was downright horrible, making me unable to wait to yelp about this.
This place is run by a galore of assholes. I called to order a pizza, literally 1 minute later (looking at my call log right now), I called again to ask the guy to take out some more toppings due to an allergy, he snapped "It's already cooked, honey," then while he was hanging up, I heard "Geez, motherfucker wanna change the order." The funny thing is, he asked if this was the same *Michelle* that put in an order 2 minutes ago or another *Michelle*, and if I called back to cancel the order or to add another pizza. So he was willing to cancel an order, but as soon as I asked him to take out some extra toppings A WHOLE MINUTE LATER, he said no and that the pie was already cooked?
When I came over to pick up the pizza, I told him my name and he cut in "I know who you are -Michelle" and proceeded to slam the pizza on the bar counter. Now, I didn't know this guy was tall and big, so when I got my check to sign, I was inclined to give him my 20% tip. Talk about a batshit crazy dude on menopause.
Now I know why none of my roommates wants to call in an order and forces the phone on me... On that note, scientists should really make a spit-inspector for food industry, just in case you know...?
I thought the food was pretty good. Great, having come back for...no, but a really good, solid meal every time.
The pizza here is really pretty good. It's square. No sweet sauce.
I found parking good as there's a lot, but on a very noticeable hill. The place is dated inside with alot of semi-close tables and booths on one side (2/3) and an old bar on the other. (1/3)
I think, for pizza (only) it's on the pricier side and more like a Ledo's or restaurant, not delivery like a dominos.
DONT SKIP MY REVIEW BECAUSE I GAVE IT 5 STARS!!!
i really mean it. and no, im not part of the owners family, an employee, or paid to write a fake review like tons of other places on yelp and google.
seriously. Its a happy welcoming affordable place thats the closest to Cheers that you will find locally. Its the best beer, pizza, and wings joint youll find.
I ordered a massive MASSIVE pizza with a ton of toppings an appetizer, and beers for $20 bucks total.
Can not beat it.
The location looks like an old Shakys restaurant. Â Cozy, homegrown. i dig it.
This place is only so-so. I'm not sure why there are so many reviews that rave about the food - it's really only ok at best.
We decided to make our own sampler and ordered wings, pizza, and curly fries.
The pizza was pretty flavorless. The only reason you could tell there was tomato sauce on it was because you could see the red. It could have been red food dye for all the difference it made. The cheese was pretty much the same. The crust was actually decent, nice and crisp. If you showed up at this place with your own toppings and said, "Here put this shit on the crust," you could get a decent pizza.
The wings were pretty mediocre, kind of greasy with some sort of generic sauce poured over them.
The curly fries were competent. If I wanted to subsist on a diet of curly fries and beer I could definitely come here again.
While we were waiting, a waitress came out of the kitchen with a big salad bowl and a box. She proceeded to open the box and remove a bag of lettuce, a bag of tomatoes, a bag of bacon and other toppings, and mix them together. Essentially, it was one big salad kit, like you can get at the grocery store. I have a feeling that's what most of the food here is, just frozen or premade stuff they heat up for you in the kitchen and bring out. Tada!
The parking was easy, they now have another lot on the other side of the building..
Now to the pizza, thin fluffy crust.... the toppings are scary.... If you are looking for a heart atack,they pile them on, they do not skimp, rather pile the topping on.
This place is not a fancy smancy place, but they have a good old fashioned menu, salad bar and good service.
It is clean and a good old fashioned menu.
The Stained Glass Pub (sometimes known as the Stained Glass Pleasure Palace) is a fun family restaurant. The waitstaff is top-notch. One time I ordered chips and salsa and they brought potato chips, but the waiter immediately corrected the mistake. Another time I found some small piece of asphalt in my milkshake, but they didn't charge me for it.
Definitely go for karaoke on Wednesday nights. Twist the DJ is tons of fun, although sometimes he has someone else fill in for him when he is on his European tour.
The pizza (known there as "za") is good. Make sure to order it "extra cripsy" with pepperoni and snausage. Also leave room for the Brownie Surprise for dessert.
I went for the first time last night - the pizza was VERY good. Â There's a $3 coupon for a large pizza on the website that you can print out. Â Monday/Tuesday is half price pizza, which I will definitely partake in next time. Â Wednesdays are half price burgers, I remember the server saying?
The decor left much to be desired, but it is what it is and isn't that big of a deal. Â You should not come expecting a 5 star, swanky meal.
I will definitely return!
My girlfriend and I were in a big hurry to go to a sporting event. I explained the situation to the bartender and placed my order right then and there. The food came up very quickly. Since this place isn't a big chain you get to have more input on the process I guess.
The pizza at this place is the best I've ever had. Half pepperoni and sausage and half banana peppers. OMG it was great! I go there and get take out for the pizza at least once a week now.
*****3.5 stars*****
This place is good...for their pizza, everything else I'll pass on.
I came here a couple times to enjoy their 1/2 priced pizza special on Monday/Tuesday nights and grab a couple drinks. Â Thin crust, cheesy, pepperoni pizza shaped like a square goodness...delicious! Â A medium pizza with one topping was $12.49 and with the special it was less than $7. Â Sweet! Â The drinks are pretty cheap too ($5 for a mixed drink and $2-$4 for a pint of beer). Â
I decided to try their steak and cheese sub one night ($8.49-steak, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato, and onion)...just okay, nothing special. Â The sub came out somewhat sloppy, with the ingredients just tossed in there. Â I also dislike when the ends of tomatoes are used...big no no for me!
I've also tried their shrimp and crab dip ($9.99-shrimp, crab pieces in a creamy parmesan sauce with a toasted baquette). Â Pretty good! Â Not sure if I taste the crab, but you'll find pieces of shrimp in there. Â Pretty tasty, especially when it first comes out (it's nice and hot!). Â
The bar tenders are pretty nice. Â There's a bunch of regulars that come here.
BTW they have Keno here and the parking lot is a hot mess most of the time.
It wasn't bad. I mean, I probably won't rush there for the pizza ever again. It was just OK for me. Very buttery. Don't get me wrong. It wasn't bad, and it seems to be very popular around here. But for me, just OK.
Other than that, it's an old school neighborhood bar. I saw some reviews that knocked it for that look (dive, dirty, old decor, etc), but I love it that way. It reminds me of the sorts of little places my dad used to take me as a little kid waaaay back when we lived in east Toledo, OH.
I don't know that I'd rush here for dinner or lunch. Parking was a nightmare, but I am close enough to walk so it doesn't matter. What I WILL be doing at some point (possibly many points) this football season is heading there to catch some games and beers at the bar. The place seems to me like it would be perfect for that. I intend to find out :D
Let me preface this by saying that I am reviewing this place as a pub, not as a restaurant. Â The pizza did look pretty legit.
Maybe it was the mood that I was in going into the restaurant, but as soon as I walk in the door I was overcome by a lingering sense of despair of our recession laden society. Â
It was karaoke night at the club and I have to say that it was probably the most underwhelming one I have ever seen. Â The only people I saw perform were old out-of-tune ladies and overweight homosexuals.
There was mostly working class dudes wearing O's gear but the few girls that were there tended to cater to that demographic as well. Â
The beers were small but the shots were big, which suited my intentions for the night perfectly. Â Unfortunately the bartender was a little scatter brained and forgot people's drinks on more than one occasion. Â
In a nutshell, this is just a standard working class bar in a working class neighborhood which would make a for a great dive bar if only the people were more interesting.
This place has great pizza but let me tell you why I didn't give it 4 starts
1) Parking - it's a hassle to find parking
2) The décor - or lack of, the tables, carpets, and paint is so old that it looks dirty, even if it's not
3) Service - the service guy was so so rude, no one has to put up with such attitude and then pay for it.
4) Smell - since parking space is so small the trash dumpsters are right there and the smell is very strong
Like I said, we have visited this place for many years, then we stopped going for the reason already stated, went back today to see if things had change and unfortunately, they haven't still great pizza bad everything!
This place has been and always will be a dive. Â But the food is rather good considering the decor of the place. Â It is bar type food, but all quite delicious. Â Their pizza is very good and so are some of the other dishes. Â
The parking is terrible if its full and some of the clientele can be creepy. Â However, I have been going to this place since I was a child with my father after softball and baseball games. Â Nothing has changed since the 80's and this place will always have a place in my heart.
I may be biased because I love a good dive bar. The kind of place where your jeans and t-shirt are just fine. The pitchers are cheap, the pizza is really good (half price Monday & Tuesday!) and  the people are friendly. What else do you need?  The sandwiches are also good, but steer clear of the salads.
The service is faster if you sit in the bar, but don't expect to get a seat if the game's on.
Update: Â Still love the pizza, but have now tried a few other things on the menu, and they weren't so great (a sandwich and a cheeseburger). Â Adjusting my review. Â Would give it 3.5 if there were half stars. Â Stick with the pizza.
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LOVE the pizza! Â The crust is delicious... and, I'm not usually a thin crust pizza kind of girl. Â This crust is sort of like a cross between pizza crust and pie crust... you have to taste it to understand.
Very kid friendly. Â Despite the crowded nature of the parking lot, there is a lot of seating inside...
A local dive-y kind of place. I wish the decor was better and not so dark, but I like the atmosphere. The regulars are all really great and know the employees by name (whether that's a-ok with the employees, I don't know, lol) Â But I talked to a friendly gentlemen next to me who let me take a slice of his pepperoni and Canadian bacon pizza. And my friend chatted up another older fellow who gave her the winnings to his Keno ticket worth $10! So, yes, I definitely like the friendly people who eat and work there. I live within walking distance from the pub and I like having a neighborhood, happy-hour hangout.
Since it's a simple kind of place, here are the basics:
Good beers they serve:
Stella Artois
Sierra Nevada
Blue Moon
Samuel Adams Boston Lager
Food:
Pizza (1/2 off Mon. and Tues)
Burgers (1/2 off Wed)
Nachos--pretty delicious, but wish it had shredded, fresh cheese.
Half price pizza on Mondays and Tuesdays, and the pizza's actually good! (we had jalapeño and ground beef).  A good selection of beer on tap. (We had Sam Adams Summer Time).  Friendly service.  Other people at the bar were our age (40s, 50s, 60s) and we felt right at home. Â
Had a lot of fun playing the trivia game. Â
This was our first trip, but I have a feeling this place is going to become a regular hangout.
I would've given them 5 stars, but their parking lot is so small and quick to fill up. Â Sux if you have to park somewhere else and then walk over.
This place is such a neighborhood gem! Â It's packed with locals and it seems as if I see someone who I met through someone else whenever I go. Â It's by no means nice or trendy but actually reminds me of an old
Pizza Hut. Â Kinda dark with regular tables and decor. Â The main entrance also puts you in a weird spot. Â You end up in this small entrance way between the bar and the dining area. Â
But the food. Â Like everyone is saying, the pizza is the best. Â It's like Ledo's in that it's rectangular with thin crust but I think this is better. Â I think they bake it longer so that the cheese gets crispier on top. Â Not that it's browned or anything, but just enough that it has a bite to it. Â I've also had the cheese and crab topped pretzel and it's very good. Â Really decadent and something you'll totally feel guilty for eating. Â The rest of the menu is pretty typical of pub restaurant fare. Â Lots of sandwiches, salads etc. Â Pretty decent beer selection too. Â I also think they have karaoke one night and pizza specials like the others have noted.
Writing this has made me think I should go there more! Â It's a chill, decent place that has it's regulars for good reason.
Yummy pizza. As stated in another review, it is very similar to Ledo's pizza in being rectangular and thin crust. We also had the crab pretzel for an appetizer. I thought the pretzel was going to be bigger than what it was (if you have ever been to Philly, you know the size of a real pretzel), but it was delicious! Our server, I think his name was Homer, was pretty awesome too. They have half priced pizzas on Monday and Tuesday as well. Looking forward to going back.
Review Source:A hole in the wall place. Â I remember back in high school they usually have trivia on Wednesday nights. Â So if you're into that kind of thing go for it.
I had the chicken quesadillas which were pretty good. Â I heard that the pizza is pretty good so give that a go. Â But usually a good place to hang for some cheap beer with some friends.
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