Went here with my wife the day after 4th of July before grabbing tea. We had some local beers and refreshing cocktails. The bartenders were amazing, the ambiance outside was nice and set in a historic area, and the prices were reasonable. read more

1747 Pub - Cocktails - American Near Me - Annapolis, Maryland

Came for a Sunday afternoon tea at the Reynolds Tavern. This restaurant is located in Annapolis. The drive was less than an hour from Baltimore (luckily there was no traffic issues). We parked in a garage within walking distance. We made reservations ahead. Upon entering, we were greeted by a pleasant young lady and taken to our table. 1747 Pub is located in restored building indicative of that time in Maryland. The ambiance was dated and historic, if that makes sense. It was if we were transported in time and having a spot of tea in the dining room of a well established colonial family. As tea was the main event, we placed our orders: we chose the Colonial High Tea service which included a pot of tea (you chose your own flavor), choice of flavored scone (we chose cherry chocolate and cranberry-orange), and an assortment of bite size tea cakes, sandwiches, served on a tiered serving dish, and an appetizer to start (we chose cream of crab soup and French onion soup- these was an additional $3.50, and quiche Lorraine). Price was $34/pp. The flavor of teas we chose were: Cupid's Arrow (with black tea with cherry, almond, and vanilla), Harry and Megan's Royal Wedding ( which included rooibos, a red tea which is one of my favorites) and Jasmine Green tea (semi-fermented green tea with jasmine petals). The teas arrived in our own individual colorful tea pots and we got to pick what color teacups! They were beautiful in design. They were accompanied by sugar, lemon, and creamer. We enjoyed each tea. We started with our apps of the cream of crab soup, and French onion soup and quiche. The soups arrived hot and were tasty. The quiche was nice, creamy, and fresh with a great flavor and crumbly crust. Next were our scones, the cherry chocolate (special for the month) and cranberry-orange. Both had great flavor, but we liked the cranberry orange better. The tiered serving dish arrived with the savory tarts and finger sandwiches and a selection of tea cakes and pastries. They were all scrumptious! Upon leaving we explored the exhibits at the entrance and saw that they had items found in the establishment that dated back hundreds of years, including some items that belong to the enslaved workers of the establishment at that time. Fascinating! All in all, a fine tea time along with an impromptu history exhibit, was had by all. read more

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What a great spot. We tried to pop in a few times not knowing what time they open since outside there is currently a sign for a public hearing on installing a light. They open at 5p, FYI. Anyway, its a smaller space, but room opened up quickly since many people coming in were there before going to dinner or their next event. There is one bartender but he works quickly. In the back room, there is really great seating near a fireplace, should you need warmth. The drink menu is pretty robust for being a basement pub--my table ordered a mix of beers and old fashioned, and again, it came out quick. This is a great setting for a more intimate conversation; however, if you are a loud talker, everyone can hear your business. read more

Stopped by here on whim with 3 young kids to escape the cold & grab a bite to eat. Upstairs is a nice, formal, white tablecloth setting serving high tea & reservations are required. The pub is downstairs & they were able to accommodate us immediately. The pub is extremely cozy & warm with the fire blazing strong. We ordered fries, mac & cheese, cream of crab soup, burger, & fish & chips. Everything was so tasty! Mac & cheese was so cheesy with a nice baked top. Fish & chips were my fav! Super crispy batter & nice & flaky inside. Loved the cream of crab. Only complaint is that the serving bowl should be bigger. Will definitely be back when we are in the area! read more

Great outdoor seating on a beautiful afternoon but don't order the chicken. Could barely chew it: Good fries. But if the main course is not good it makes the whole experience bad. read more

Perfectly average. Menu is average and they rely on a lot of frozen food. We had the Warm Goat Cheese salad with salmon and you could tell the salmon was pre frozen. I had the linguini shrimp and it was swimming in oil. Good flavor, but way too oily. My beer was only a little cold, as if the keg was put in the fridge only 2 hours before. It's a perfect place for a few single guys to meet up and catch up over food or beer. This is not a date night place. Wait staff are all college students. We wanted to go to the pub downstairs but they said it was closed and they only open when it's rainy or cold. But the website made it seem like they are open every day. Would not recommend. There are so many other good places in Annapolis. read more

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Let me preface by saying the owner is rude, disrespectful and dismissive. We went in for a couple apps and drinks. Received our drinks in a reasonable time. The bartender took our food order and was never to be seen for quite sometime. After nearly half an hour (yes, I checked my phone). he brought our apps which were cold and we never received a second drink. I asked him to bring our check and to take our appetizers off the bill. He got the owner (she definitely had an attitude problem) and adamantly said NO but would reheat them...no apologies. Brie in puff pastry and Buffalo cauliflower (the sauce started to congeal) or would give us a go to box. Ask me how you would reheat puff pastry, beyond me...and never once suggesting to remaking another order. I believe in customer service and she should take heed. I should have listened to the patrons who left as we arrived, "leave or be prepared to wait long." We did "taste" both items and if they were near being warm might have been good. My advice to you, too many other places to have great food, drinks and a much better atmosphere. I am from out of state, visiting for the weekend and will never return. read more

This place had so much potential! We walked by and heard love music playing so stopped in to grab a drink and bite on the outdoor patio. Ambiance with soft lantern lighting was lovely, but unfortunately the bright security spotlight shining down from the tree in the center of the patio really killed the mood! The menu was so incredibly varied...everything from regular pub food to Indian chicken tikka to Mediterranean mezze plate...they should stick with one food theme and shorten the menu. The bright note was the cocktail menu. We really enjoyed the Ruby Slipper (which was made with fresh squeezed grapefruit juice) and the Proper Margarita (with Gran Marnier and fresh lemon and lime juice instead of sour mix). read more

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We stumbled upon this placing walking around downtown Annapolis. They had a sign out front indicating the fireplace was on in the pub. It was very cold outside so we figured we'd go have a drink by the fireplace. We sat in the downstairs/basement pub area. The building is very old and has a lot of history. We read up on it while waiting for our drinks. The downstairs pub area was very cozy. I had the Ruby Slipper (a grapefruit based cocktail) which was good, but I preferred my husbands cocktail, the Lemon Stinger (it's made with ghost pepper). I liked it so much I ordered my own. If you like spice/heat, I definitely recommend trying that cocktail. We didn't eat so I can't speak for the food. Our server was friendly and the drinks arrived quickly. read more

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I had the best beer's yesterday ! Great awesome atmosphere! Thanks ! Also Bartender is great !

What happened to this place? We've been coming here for many years. This was our first time here this summer and we were so disappointed with the food. What happened?!? We ordered the corn appetizer, which was okay.... The corn was bland and reheated. The crabcake was the worst. This was that mushy, tasteless low quality crab for the same price as blue. The apple sandwich was so, so sad. Almost indescribably awful. How do you mess up on such simple ingredients? I hope the food at Reynold's hasn't had the same fate. read more

Very atmospheric space where you dine by candlelight and can sit next to the fire in the working fireplace. I made a meal out of the Founding Father's Bacon Mac and the Baked Tomato Soup. Both were delicious. A charming experience that I won't soon forget! read more

1747 Pub - Founding Father's Bacon Mac - American Near Me - Annapolis, Maryland

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The outdoor menu is the same as the delicious menu indoor menu. They just can't do a full tea service. read more

1747 Pub - Outdoor bar - American Near Me - Annapolis, Maryland

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We sat outside at the 1747 Pub for after-dinner drinks and loved it. The back patio and bar are beautiful, and the live music added a great vibe. The bartender was awesome, and the beer selection was excellent. Definitely a spot worth checking out! read more

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The restaurant itself was a cool environment. We had a reservation for inside but ended up sitting outside since it was a nice day. The food was alright, nothing to write home about in my opinion. The service was also just alright. They were kind of slow and they forgot a beer we ordered. read more

place is def a old pub basement but adds to the vibe, amazing food all very flavorful and good, came out pretty quick and had live music the night we went read more

1747 Pub - buffalo chicken wrap and 1747 fries - American Near Me - Annapolis, Maryland

Fantastic evening. We went to go to the last dinning under the stars and It was too full so we came over to 1747's back patio. What a lovely scene. There was music there was a bar and some of the friendliest customer service. We had Brussels sprouts, we had a crab dip, and shrimp and grits. The food was incredible and we highly recommend. Get out there while the weather is good! read more

I've been here many times before but never really thought about writing a review. This is my go to bar whenever I'm in Annapolis for a good drink. I normally order the 1747 pub punch which tastes like a typical Caribbean rum punch and pretty friggin good or something good on tap. I normally come here for the ambience and to catch up with friends. I've never had any of the House specialities but tend to fill up on the starters and small plates. My favorites are the founding fathers bacon mac and the truffle fries. The bacon Mac is which is a lovely cheesy baconny concoction. Yeah I'm a huge cheese and truffle fries. During winter there is a real fire in the fireplace making it a nice cozy underground den and in summer the outdoor beer garden is generally open and in full swing. There is live music here a few evenings a week and other happy hour specials throughout the week. read more

1747 Pub - Rosemary Truffle fries - American Near Me - Annapolis, Maryland

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Great food (the quinoa salad was great) and excellent service. Interesting place with great history and in the perfect location to start exploring Annapolis. read more

Came here after a disappointing first go down at O'Brien's and this place did not disappoint! Had some drinks and both the Warm Goat Cheese and Mediterranean salads were on point! Great courtyard, cutely decorated that we enjoyed on a fantastic live music night. Come here! Historic and charming with great food and service! read more

1747 Pub - a sign on a brick building - American Near Me - Annapolis, Maryland

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We ended up here because we were searching yelp reviews for bars with fireplaces while we were being frozen from the open doors at Baroak in the Loews hotel. The reviews were good so we left and came here to finish watching the Navy game. It's located down some stairs in an old building and has a really cool vibe...almost dungeon like. This location was already much warmer and when we asked about the fireplace the bartender explained they only turn it on in the winter when it's really cold because otherwise it would be a furnace in there. Makes sense! We were greeted immediately and served on the spot. Heck we felt like royalty compared to Baroak...plus we got to watch the Navy's victory in a much better venue. Their truffle fries were pretty tasty too. read more

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So. While headed to the Banneker-Douglas museum of African American history of Maryland in Annapolis, passed a sign that said "oldest pub in Md": Twas across the street, so after our tour of the museum we decided to pop in. Glad we did. The entrance is down below street level, and I didn't see an elevator. So unless you can do about two sets of 4stairs you won't be able to go. I also think that there's a restaurant UPStairs (outside accessible from around the corner)-or stairs from inside the pub Front area is a bar w seating for about 8-10, and a couple three high tops for 3/4 each. Through a walkway and there's a very small bar w high top tables: 5 or so, w seating from 3-5 and a nice sized fireplace. We ordered a local beer (3stars DC?) and a sweet tea. Beer was good-light and refreshing, tea seemed to be made w artificial sweetener. Went out on a limb and ordered the Mary Reynolds sandwich. Which is basically a cheese sandwich w apple slices. Now: before you judge, sometimes you just gotta venture out and try something different. And glad I did And yes. It was like eating a grilled cheese sandwich while simultaneously taking a bite of a green apple. Which to a degree I'm sure we all have done in a way: bite of sandwich, bite of fry or chips or something. In this case the apple was already sliced and between the bread for your convenience. Two different cheeses: cheddar and crumpled feta gave it a twist, and despite not being a fan of white bread, it fit in quite well. Something I might consider trying at home despite normally putting my feta on the side if I get a salad w the crumbles. My friend had the Reuben: also very good. And we both chose to go with the 1747 French fries. Fries tossed in garlic oil (VERY STRONG PUNGENT AND GOOD SMELL, but in no way overpowering while eating. (But your garlic breath will last for hours!) It said cheese on the fries, but I didn't expect it to be thinly sliced and just kinda sitting on them. Unlike typical "cheesy fries" you had to "work" to keep the cheese on any fries you chose to pick up. (My friend used his fork and was more successful than I was w hand) All in all a very pleasant eating experience. Both the food, ambiance, and waiter. as far as I could tell he was alone (at least in our area by the fireplace), and every table was taken so he stayed busy. But not too busy to give us time to order, make suggestions, Bring our food hot, ck on us, and got us out in time to make it to the meter (Paid for parking in an apt lot) There is one hanging tv in each room playing sports , but I would t consider it a "sports bar". Just a cool local joint to have quick drink/sandwich as you stroll about downtown Annapolis. Enjoying your own little taste of history. Quaint saying of former statesmen written on the wall and low ceilings kinda take you back in time Def recommend you stick your head in. Oh: overheard the waiter clarifying the "oldest pub". Perhaps not the oldest CONTINUOUSLY OPERATING pub in Maryland. It apparently spent some time being a children's library before returning to the pub world. Look it up. Hey it's still old read more

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Great music on the outdoor patio on a Tuesday evening. The beer was good and the service. I deducted one star because of the portion size. I was not very hungry and ordered the asparagus with shrimp. Menu said 3 shrimp. It came on a small plate with maybe 10 thin asparagus. Was too small for the $13 price. At least it tasted good. read more

We just had lunch here with our infant son. Everything was great! The tables were appropriately spaced out and the staff was wearing masks/gloves. We felt very safe. Our server, RJ, was very attentive and friendly. The food and drinks came out fast and were very tasty. We'd highly recommend this place to anyone! read more

5 stars for atmosphere alone because this place was so cool as hell. The pub is located in the basement of what looks like an old revolutionary home. I wouldn't be surprised to look down and see dirt floors, but they were wood. Brick walls and lowish ceilings. Anyway - cold beer and deliciousssssss tomato soup. I also really, really thought the Thai Chili wings rocked. Meaty but had a crunch. I tasted some crab dip too and if was fab. The price during happy hour for 8 wings was $5 and the dip was also $5. Amazing deal. I would come back here in a heartbeat. read more

1747 Pub - American Near Me - Annapolis, Maryland

I actually checked in here and uploaded the photos of Reynolds Tavern under the 1747 tab. They're all a part of the same building and restaurant, except this is the pub and not the restaurant even though the pub does serve food. They offer extended happy hour from 3-7 daily with $5 wine, rail drinks, $4 imports, and $3 domestics. Note worthy - check out the massive fire place with quotes from Benjamin Franklin. One saying, "In wine there is wisdom, in beer there is freedom in water there is bacteria." read more

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Now to be fair I've been to this restaurant and the food is usually pretty good and so is the service. Tonight I worked a long day and came to enjoy the beautiful evening on the patio which is the best part of this restaurant. My problem is that all of the servers and even what looked to be the manager was interested in nothing but playing trivia. I literally had to ask for everything. My beer, the menu, napkins, silverware, catchup, my second beer, and my check. The server never once asked me if he could get anything else for me, or how my food was. So here's my tip for the restaurant owners/managers: Your team should be giving excellent service to customers and stay focused on them and not focus on playing Trivia. read more

Do not go here with children or as a person of color. They are not family friendly, rude and racist. When I arrived with my mom and child, the hostess was kind enough to say they could seat us far from others both for COVID safety and because we knew our toddler was tired and we were on our way out of town after a several days' stay in Annapolis. She offered for someone to take our stroller up the stairs to a more removed table. But the guy who was assigned to help us take the stroller up the stairs was clearly annoyed he had to help and barely lifted the stroller leaving me much of the weight to carry. Our server was super sweet and brought us a high chair. But eventually my toddler started having a meltdown and so I had to take her for a walk on the stairs to try to calm her down as she was starting to have a temper tantrum and I know how that can be distracting for other diners. The guy who had originally balked at carrying the stroller complained telling me rudely to get her to sit down by force or leave. When I tried to explain to him that she wouldn't sit without getting her anxiety out, and said rhetorically "what do you want me to do, I'm trying to not disturb other diners," he said "you want me to raise your kid?! Show her manners." When I told him I wanted to speak to a manager, he claimed he was the owner. When I did confront what seemed to be the legitimate manager she was dismissive, but did confirm he was simply a server not the owner. She didn't reprimand him for his rude behavior or for claiming to own the place. Nor did she offer to help mitigate the situation. Or to help me bring back down the stroller since I had told her we wanted our check and were leaving immediately. At that point, I returned to my table and asked for the bill and my server who looked visibly upset at how his colleagues had treated us just kept apologizing and shaking his head. It was clear, as the only other person of color in the place, that he knew the unspoken was true. They were treating us like this because we were the only Latinos there. It's quite sad that such an establishment condones this kind of behavior from their staff and management. As an older parent I'm the first to look for ways to minimize disturbing non-parent patrons and would have appreciated a more considerate approach to managing the situation. But the brusqueness with which they addressed the situation left clear this wasn't about a child going up the stairs held by their parent's hand (because I never let my child run free ever). This was simply racism. I'll hope this review makes folks think twice whether this is the kind of business you want to support if you have strong values and ethics. read more

5 stars for the fireplace alone! Best place in town to cozy up with a beer and great pub food on a cold day. And also, how can you not love drinking in a bar that George Washington is verified to have been kicked out of?! Family run, and it feels that way. Great craft beer selection, great staff, and great food. A must for locals and visitors alike. Drink where the founding fathers drank! read more

Just ate for the first time .... and last. If I could give zero stars I would. Service: awful, zero training. Waiter seemed to be bothered that he had to serve another table. Just awful interaction with customers.. or lack of it. Food: french onion soup: The french onion soup in Campbells cans taste better... it tasted as it had been microwaved and then sat there for 20 mins until waiter remembered to pick it up. Red pepper hummus: how can you ruin a Hummus dish??????!! Yes you can, served with one week old diced cucumber and pita bread right out of the 711 bread section. Dices tomatoes, same ... My wife tried to avoid eating there just by looking at my hummus but she was starving so to be on the "safe side" she just ordered a side of fried sweet potatoes... I did not know you can f up that two ... WHO IN THE WORLD sprinkles sugar on an already sweet dish of SWEET potatoes.... !!!???? The patio was really nice unfortunately the food just killed it ... eat at your own risk read more

Didn't try any food besides the French fries (good but small serving for the price), but this place had a great vibe and a friendly bartender. My sister and I headed here after a disappointing visit to baroak. This place was like night and day... If I lived here I'd be back all the time! Definitely will be back next time I'm in Annapolis. read more

1747 Pub - 1747 fries and a chocolate something or other draft... Delicious! - American Near Me - Annapolis, Maryland

I absolutely LOVE the vibe of this place. The garden and music made a perfect setting after a day on the water. Why I, unfortunately, cannot leave a higher rating is the abysmal service provided by the wait staff. I went twice over the course of Memorial Day weekend. First with a group of 10 on Sunday, and then by my lonesome on Monday. Saturday I thought the service was good, our waiter gave us just the right amount of attention...at least the side of the table where the 20-something ladies were sitting. I hadn't heard until after my second visit that the other side of the table had a hard time getting service. My mother and aunt ordered cosmos but got some other kind of mixed drinks. Some other folly occurred involving our food, and soon the manager was out helping our waiter. My real complaint comes from the second time I visited. It was incredibly slow in the garden. There was a table of two who were only ordering drinks, a family of four, and me at my own table. Anyone else was seated at the bar. Emily H was the server that day...and she was awful. Clearly bored, uninterested in providing even slightly friendly service, and while she was only managing three tables it was the WORST service I have ever received in a restaurant, EVER. She didn't even see me sitting at my table for fifteen minutes. I had to nod to the hostess so that Emily could be alerted to my presence. Several other times I had to ask the hostess for water because Emily couldn't be bothered to check on me. It was almost entertaining to watch Emily interact with the family a couple tables away from me. The look of disgust on her face when interacting with their little girl was tangible throughout the whole meal. She wasn't interested in polite conversation until she brought them the check. At that point she put on a baby voice and asked the little girl her name and some other BS question, I suppose hoping to leave a favorable impression while the parents calculated how much tip to leave. I will return to 1747, but if Emily H is my server I'll probably walk out. Also the hummus tasted like sawdust, though everything else I tried was good. read more

This establishment sits on probably one of the best locations in Annapolis. The beer garden is picturesque and relaxing. The basement bar is is straight out of a history book, cozy and patriotic. In short, this place could be phenomenal. Unfortunately, it's not. After multiple lunches, dinners, and nights at the bar I can safely say that it wasn't just a bad night or a fluke. The service is consistently marginal. It is wrought with sloppiness, rudeness and a general attitude of apathy towards the patrons. These traits are rampant among the servers but one can tell that they actually trickle down from the management who elevate their game with the addition of being argumentative. With a top to bottom overhaul of the hospitality culture it would be a home run. Oh yeah, the food and drinks are decent, nothing special. read more

I would have given this place 4 stars except for the terrible customer service we received last time we were here. I used to visit 1747 Pub more frequently when it was Sly Fox but happened to meet a few friends here last weekend. 1747 offers indoor and outdoor seating. Their indoor section is a basement pub which used to be the old owner's (Reynolds) kitchen back in the 1700's. Pretty cool. Low ceilings, stone interior and fireplace. Very cozy on a cold or rainy day. Last weekend however, it was gorgeous outside so my husband and I decided to sit out in the garden area. It was lovely. Our food was ok - I got the Fried Green Tomatoes with corn salsa (good) and my hubs got some wings. He got a couple beers which he was happy with and I got a mixed drink which was, meh, ok. Our waiter was nice and helpful (didnt get his name unfortunately) They do get an extra star for being dog-friendly! We even brought our little Frenchie who enjoyed himself very much. Surprisingly it was not very crowded on this particular day, so when our friends arrived we pulled another table up next to ours so that we could all sit together. We were immediately stopped by a waitress who was extremely rude and said they would not allow the tables to be moved. So we ended up sitting apart, yelling across to each other to have a conversation....Ridiculous. And Terrible customer service. Overall, the atmosphere is wonderful (especially in the summer!) their food and drink prices are good during happy hour, and they let my little furball in, so I will definietly be returning! read more

I'm from California and was here for a wedding. Stumbled across this place, killin' time, walking around downtown historic Annapolis. I was looking for a unique bar to have a drink and this caught my eye. Unfortunately the pub in the basement was closed (I think I was there too early). I guess when you're day drinking on vacation at 11am, you won't have too much of a crowd joining you. I ordered their 1747 beer, which was pretty solid. No food ordered I asked the bartender about the basement and he offered to give me a tour after he finished up with his other customer. The pub in the basement was pretty awesome! Low ceilings, brick walls, and got to hear some of the history of how the town came to be. The basement pub is open in the evenings. If you're in town and want a place to relax and soak in some history, this is the place! They also have live music in the evenings read more

Love this place. It's a hidden gem! Stumbled across it after leaving our previous place disgusted with quality and service. Mia was our server on the patio and it was great, friendly, polite, prompt service. Food selection and flavor outstanding and the wine and beer selection was a perfect blend. Only downside was the limited cocktail menu which was what I was really looking for. All said and done I want to come back!!! read more

For a place oriented towards the Annapolis middle-aged tourist crowd, 1747 Pub held it's own with a group of local rambunctious early 30-types. I think it's great. Feedback from the group include: it's cute inside, food was decent, wait staff was friendly. The sweet potato fries came with a delicious coating of cinnamon and sugar, the salads were tasty and came with dressing on the side, sandwiches were ample beer selection adequate. As picky millennials, we naturally ordered everything either custom or off-menu, and Frankie, our amazing server, hooked us up all around. For a Friday night, though, it was very quiet (which we appreciated), but does not bode well for the venue as a business. We liked it and will likely return. What would attract a younger crowd, if they are interested, would be a larger craft beer selection on draught. read more

This is my favorite pub downtown, especially in the summer when you can sit outside. There is often live music and I love how historic the building is. read more

The pub is attached to and owned by same people as Reynolds Tavern (tea house and bed and breakfast), including the large outdoor patio. Location is where Sly Fox Pub used to be. Building and atmosphere are just like during Revolutionary times. Low ceilings, brick walls, cool basement air. Cozy small bar top tables. We really enjoyed the food. Salad with salmon was fresh, and the fish had a texture and flavor like it was actually wood grilled. Shrimp and sausage in penne pasta was large with a delicious southern red tomato-based sauce. Shrimp and grits were also large with a home-made quality, although it was maybe a little too sweet for our tastes, as it combined bacon and jam. Hummus was good but plain tasting, but cane with fresh veggies and toasted pita wedges. Orange crushes and various beers and wine were all good. One waiter for the area, so I can see why other reviews could run into service shortages. But we had friendly and prompt service while most tables were full. I look forward to returning to experience their outdoor theater patio bar, as well. read more

The basis behind my 2 stars - is merely associated to their ambiance. We love the basement bar. They oftentimes have music on the weekends/Friday nights and on a cold winter night - the fireplace and warm ambiance is very welcoming. The food and service, on the other hand, is awful. We dined roughly 1 week ago, during the day, and our server was very forgetful. Our appetizers took over 40 minutes to show up (mind you, it was crab dip, mac and cheese, and brussel sprouts - nothing that should have taken this long). Other tables were seated after us, and received their food items before us. As our lunch showed up - 1 out of 4 diners - had good food. The Crab Cake Sandwich - was very fishy and the 1747 fries were cold. The fish and chips, also cold, was overdone with breading. There was barely any fish (and a whole lot of crunch). Fries were also cold. To spend the extra money to upgrade your fries, only to get cold food (and to wait forever) was an awful experience. Unfortunately, this isn't the 1st time that we've dined here and received poor food quality/service. If you're looking for decent drinks and ambiance - I'd give it a whirl. Food - well, there are a million restaurants in the area with better food...I'd steer clear. read more