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Barnaby's Aston

2.8 (117 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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Moderate noise
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Outdoor seating

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Crab cakes and the chicken Parmigiana
Nicole S.

Great local spot! We had the crab cakes and chicken Parm. Service was good. Food takes a while to come out but overall great local spot!

Old green peppers when it said roasted red

Food has really gone down hill. We ordered the humus to go and the vegetables were all spoiled... We received green peppers instead of roasted red and they were rotten. Everything had a fizzy almost ammonia like taste so we gave up hope and threw it out. Update: I was told my mother was given a gift card and an apology from the manager. We will definitely be giving them another shot. He said he hoped we would give them another chance. Seems like the manager is business wise. Fingers crossed we have a better experience next time!

Margherita Flatbread
Gina F.

Great service and incredible food! Wish they had asked if we wanted dessert, but other than that, no complaints.

Spinach and Artichoke dip
Jeff S.

Definitely hit this place!! It was really a 4.5 so I'm rounding instead of down. Lots of big stone walls and timbers so it was a nice atmosphere. Just a little too dark which made reading the menu a little challenging. Ok, onto the food. Spinach and Artichoke dip was piping hot (little bland though) but definitely good. My cheesesteak with mushrooms and tater tots was really good. Stuffed full and very flavorful. My girlfriends cowboy burger with sweet potato fries not only was correctly cooked at medium like she asked but the lettuce and tomatoes were super fresh like they were handpicked from the garden, bright green and vibrant red. And the pickle was super yummy and crunchy, not just a salty, soggy, log thrown down. Kudos to these guys!! This is where personal taste comes in. We both love our fries crispy with a good crunch and both were super crunchy. We were super happy we took a chance on this place and then we received the bill. Only 56$ and we had an appetizer and 3 drinks! We left feeling like we had just won some sort of a lottery prize!

My and my woman

Food, service and ambiance was great. Went there with my fiancé for a date night. The place is much bigger then I thought with an extra bar and pool table upstairs. Place is great for larger parties

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The food was good although a bit salty. And the service was friendly until the waitress asked to keep a tip that was 70% of the bill.

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