Bodega has one of the best happy hours downtown and great daily deals as well. The $2 grilled cheeses are so good and the tomato soup is amazing as well. The wings and sauces are great too! I've never had a bad meal here. Also a great front patio to sit and people watch on High Street! read more

Very nice community. I loved the vibe and the atmosphere. I couldn't get a veggie burger because the bread wasn't vegan but they did offer me a lettuce wrapped burger. They weren't very vegan friendly. read more

Bodega - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

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Great happy hour special!! They have half off beers from 4-8 (one of the latest in town) Monday through Friday. Their grilled cheese is also one of the best in town! Bodega always has a great neighborhood feel to it and there are always tons of different types of people here. Parking here is not your friend, but it isn't really your friend anywhere in short north. If you haven't checked out bodega yet, I highly recommend doing so! read more

Bodega - Grilled Cheese - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Not that impressed. Don't serve anything other than brunch til 3pm. Waiter was kind of aloof. Food was eh. Music was oddly loud to the point where you couldn't hear other people at your table. read more

We just discovered Bodega this year and have loved this spot. The happy hour is great, and they have a great beer selection. The grilled cheese and tomato bisque is amazing, as well as the chicken sandwich. We come all the time. read more

Stopped by for burger and beer week! I knew their grilled cheese was legendary but this burger-a highlight no doubt. The burger is a sexier older brother to the Big Mac with fresh ingredients and much better executed sauce flavors. The truffle fries were ok, didn't get much truffle flavor from them and the sauce they came with was not my favorite. Would ask for ranch instead next time, not a deal breaker tho. read more

Bodega - Two Big Mic burgers and truffle fries. - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

I went to Bodega for the happy hour with half off wings. The restaurant has a nice layout with character from the wooden seats and tables. I got the North Mile High beer which was referred to as the "Champaign of Beers". It was an ok beer for the price. I don't think it deserves that title. The wings we got were buffalo and maple chipotle. The maple chipotle sauce was so good! The sweet and smoky flavor of the sauce complimented the wings. The buffalo was your traditional flavor. The loaded Tat'R bites were very good. They had a mashed potato inside which I loved. The bacon and cheese always make potatoes taste better. I definitely will be back for more beer and wings! Cheers! read more

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Visited Bodega on a Wednesday evening for dinner and drinks. To our surprise, happy hour was still going on (it ends at 8) so that was a big win as most local HHs end at 6. The waitress was polite and quickly informed of us their special for the evening which was half price chicken wings (another win!) We ordered two different flavors of wings, the maple chipotle and buffalo. Both flavors were tasty, but the maple chipotle was extra tasty. I was a little skeptical of the maple chipotle combination, but the sauce was sweet and spicy simultaneously and that's how I like my wings. We also tried the loaded tater bites. I expected tater tots, but the bites were more like fried mash potato balls and were really good. The huge draft beer selection at HH prices was the icing on the cake. I will definitely be back to Bodega and next time I'm bringing more friends! read more

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I REALLY like the vibes here and the happy hour prices are awesome, but overall I'm not sure it's worth the hype. We came in for dinner on $1 grilled cheese night. It was packed, but there were three window seats in a row that we were able to snag. It was seat-yourself, so I guess no one saw us come in, but we weren't greeted at all and no one ever came to take our order. I'm not sure if this is typical or not, but we eventually went to the bar to order. The bar tender was helpful and took our drink and meal orders, but he kept walking away in the middle of our sentences and seemed to be annoyed to be serving us. Overall, a weird experience. We were enjoying ourselves people-watching out the windows, and our food came out quickly. I ordered the grilled cheese with jalapeños and the tempura fried green beans. Honestly? I was underwhelmed. The grilled cheese, while I wasn't expecting anything amazing with a $1 price tag, was two pieces of white bread with barely melted cheese. Definitely disappointing because I could've easily made something better at home. The tempura fried green beans were an interesting appetizer that I was excited to try, but they ended up being difficult to eat and not really seasoned at all. Their only saving grace was the small cup of aioli. I might come back to Bodega on a different night, or if I was looking for something quick, but overall I wasn't really impressed. read more

Bodega - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

I visited Bodega last Thursday for Happy Hour and left a bit disappointed. This was mostly because of their food and not due to their drinks. The beer selection is phenomenal, with 47 beers of tap, 1/2 priced between 4 and 8 pm Mondays through Fridays. Bodega's first class beer selection and full bar is the main reason to visit. However I felt the food selection, especially their happy hour specials, was lacking. The only food special that day was a 6-piece wing meal for $6. It's a great deal, since you get essentially 6 large chicken legs. Unfortunately, the flavor and the BBQ sauce didn't really penetrate into the meat. It's one of those dishes that would prolly taste better the next day, after the sauce has time to soak into the meat. My buddy also got the poutine for $8. It was just okay. The cheese curds were not right and the fries seemed a little overdone. The pulled pork was flavorful though. Being from Canada, i'm a little picky when it comes to poutine. He also got a cheeseburger, but told me flatly that he could have made a better burger. I'll definitely be back for drinks, but i'm not sure if I will bring hungry friends here, especially for happy hour. I think there are many other places with better food options. read more

Bodega - Poutine - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

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No longer the cramped, dingy hipster hang out it once was - which means it is clean, polished, and roomy. No more scattered tables and chairs - tall tables with plenty of space. My guess? They got rid of all the people that came "to be at Bodega" by making it painfully obvious you weren't here as a patron. Yes, it's not as crowded, and not setup to make it easier for everyone to take over a table and then never leave. It's harder to just come and hang out - meaning Bodega actually draws paying customers! Oh, and the whole "lack of a beer choice" - yeah, they used to have a great national selection. Like every beer store. Now, they focus on Ohio brews - so they are a spot you can direct people to that want to try a range of what Columbus has to offer without sending them to every brewery directly. Remember people, it's not all about you. I haven't eaten there, because I was never a fan of the food the few times I had been there prior. Everyone loved the grilled cheese, because, well, if your fanbase goes crazy at the loss of dollar grilled cheese, I guess it says a lot about the clientele. They love their grilled cheese - so I guess I have to come back and try it once. So - the bartenderes are attentive, the place is roomy, the beer selection is Columbus strong. I like the new Bodega. Deal with it. read more

Awesome happy hour deals! Half-off all drafts from 4-8 PM, including many, many local OH breweries, which is my preferred brew. They also have special deals each day - we happened to be there on Monday, which is $1 grilled cheese night! An unexpected bonus! Bodega was one of the few bars open in the Short North on a recent Monday, so I was excited to try out their HH (only there previously for brunch). I was impressed with their COVID precautions - temperature taking prior to entering, well-spaced tables, QR codes for menus, and all team members wearing masks. Definitely made me feel more comfortable. For my drink, I opted for the Platform Pink Martian - a local brew, and a great taste for the hot weather! It was a sour, which was so refreshing and had lovely tropical tones of guava and mangos. I appreciated our server's insight on which one to get - he made a great rec! He also provided me with a little sample of the other sour on the menu (Nocterra Tahitian), which was very kind. We both got grilled cheese, which were actually pretty substantial for only being $1! They were pretty standard, just your cheese and bread, but the bread was pretty hearty and large, so we got decently full off of them. Overall, Bodega had an awesome happy hour with great deals. While it wasn't our first choice for HH, I am so glad we got to check it out and honestly, I was so pleased with it. I would definitely recommend Bodega for HH, especially for the $1 grilled cheese, and I hope to make it back for other daily specials! read more

One of the best spots for happy hour! It ends at 8PM so it gives you enough time to change and get there. They added seats outside for more people and due to covid. Always a big variety of beers to try and they always have drinks specials that change per day (also food). They also support local events like 5K run and events like that which makes them a better place to hit. Tip: just go and have a great time. If you see me you can say Hi! read more

Bodega is more pleasant to drink or eat inside since its renovation. It was always too crowded with people there just to be there. The place still gets crowded like the rest of the bars for its great happy hour but you're actually able to find a seat. It still has an impressive beer menu with cool cocktails. The food is very underrated here so try some. I stopped here last weekend to avoid the horribly overpriced Comfest beer. If you're paying $6 to $7 it better be fucking good beer. The best of the local ones include Barley's Blood Thirst Wheat, Jackie O's Razz Wheat, Land Grant 1862, Mad Moon Unglued Caramel Apple, North High Wildcard, and Seventh Son American Strong. All these are about $6 to $7. Much better than shitty PBR. Be sure to come in Mondays for half off drafts and $3 wells. They also have great cocktails. Have a beermosa for brunch. The lemonades all are good. It also has the best Tom Collins. The veggie burger is the best thing on the menu. It's made with black beans and brown rice. Kind of expensive at $11 but try it once. Another highlight is the events. The Monday grilled cheese specials are popular and trivia night brings in a crowd so maybe avoid it then. I would say the best time for Bodega is when it's not crowded. Since the renovation it's much easier to move around inside. The patio is a good place for seeing suburbanites trying to be hip but try and get out before they come in there. read more

Bodega - Tom Collins - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Terrible place. Management does not care how you feel and will bully you in an attempt to "make it right". The manager, Joey, allowed me to be assaulted and battered multiple times by the "DJ Security". However, any small woman whom walked to the exact same spot I stood was allowed to order and remain without confrontation. Joey not only allowed me to be accousted by the DJ Security, he antagonized the situation. As an attorney, I was blackmailed, assaulted and battered by Bodega management and left due to the perception I would be physically abused. I will be filing a complaint with the BBB and my friend the DA. read more

I love love going to Bodega on any night of the week. It is definitely much calmer during the week (Friday and Saturday get very busy), but I will say that the vibe is always fun. I have been many times and never been disappointed. Also, they have great happy hour deals (Tuesday $3 tacos and Wednesday half off wings)! If you have a bigger group (more than 4), I would recommend getting there earlier on the weekends to grab a table. A fun spot in the Short North! read more

Bodega is my favorite bar in Columbus hands down. Bodega never misses with their daily specials on food, long happy hours, friendly service, thoughtfully curated playlists, and fun interior. When the weather gets warmer, there's also a high top table area outside you can take advantage of by standing or sitting w your friends. Since it's right in the middle of short north, there is plenty of street parking available. read more

Bodega - Elephant disco - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

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I've had several great experiences with Bodega. They have a fantastic Happy Hour that lasts until 8pm, which is perfect for those of us who can't get off work early enough to make the normal 6pm Happy Hours. I ordered the Barley's Blood Thirst Wheat beer, which is always delicious. A friend recommended that I also order their $1 grilled cheese (available during HH on Mondays), which turned out to be surprisingly tasty. While Bodega can get fairly crowded at times, I went a few months ago with a large group of friends and we were able to get a couple tables shortly after they opened without any issue. We all got the Bottomless Mimosa brunch; we tried, but failed, to find the bottom of those mimosas... read more

Bodega - Barley's Blood Thirst Wheat beers! - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

We decided to try this place for Sunday brunch after reading a good review. There was a young lady there that was so drunk she could not stay standing. After the 4th fall I got up and asked if she was okay, one of the guys she was with said they work there and just got off at 5 am so they stayed. It was noon at this time. I asked the bartender if she could do anything. She said it wasn't her problem. If there is someone so drunk they can't stand, I feel the staff should do something especially if it is one of your employees. None of the 3 drunks had masks on either which is currently a mandate on Columbus. Also our drinks were not refilled once. I had to ask another table for water because I couldn't get anyone's attention Would not recommend. read more

Enjoyed an informal business dinner here. Funky surroundings, excellent wait staff, gastropub-ish menu, and plenty of alcohol choices. I enjoyed the house shot and two very good craft beers. The food quality and quantity was also very good, so hard to find any fault with the Bodega experience! read more

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This is simply one of my favorite places in the short north, and probably the place I most often end up at for happy hour. At some points over the years, I estimate that I came here 4-5 times a week for happy hour! Happy Hour: On the topic of HH, Bodega (along with Forno) has the best happy hour in Columbus. First of all, it lasts until 8 pm which is absolutely incredible. You don't have to feel rushed trying to get a drink ordered by 6 pm, because at that point, you still have 2 more hours to enjoy yourself. The happy hour itself is 1/2 off all draft beers, and there are many many to choose from! If you are unsure, ask the bartender and they will be happy to recommend something. Personally, I always go for the Blood Thirst Wheat! I believe that there is also a special on Wine (maybe $2 off) and well drinks ($3 per drink), but I honestly always go for the beer! Along with the drink specials, there are some food specials. The most notable of these is Monday, when they do $1 grilled cheese. If you choose to partake, splurge and add bacon ($1 extra) on your sandwich - you won't regret it! Bar Food: I wouldn't recommend coming here for a meal; there are food options available, but there are better places to actually have dinner. However, if you are here and hungry, the parmesan fries are incredible and can hold you over if you need a snack! If you need a meal, the Big Mic Burger is actually quite good, but there are better burgers in the short north. Brunch: I absolutely love brunch here, mainly for the bottomless mimosas! For $17, you get entire bottles of champagne and carafes of orange juice served to your table. This means you get to make your mimosa as strong as you want, which for me means just enough orange juice to change the color of the drink! Honestly, there is no better option in the city to get mimosa drunk on a weekend. Forno also does bottomless, but theirs costs $20 and servers will start to push you out after 5 or so glasses. As far as food goes, I have been a big fan of the bagel and the omelette! The everything bagel with cream cheese is a great light meal, or you can choose to add salmon to it to make it a little more filling! Atmosphere: Bodega can get quite loud and busy inside, especially during happy hour. If you show up after 6:30 on a nice day, you will have a hard time finding a seat anywhere inside or outside. Speaking of the outside, Bodega has a small patio with roughly 10 stools and some benches to sit at. I estimate that it could accommodate up to 15-20 people comfortably. read more

Bodega - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

I love coming here for brunch on Saturdays. Their cocktails are great, they have dozens of draft options, and the service is friendly. I think their food is good, but not great. I really like their French toast, but I'm not a huge fan of their biscuits and gravy. I'd still check it out if you're in the area. I think it's considered to be one of the best bars in Columbus. read more

Good happy hour spot in the Short North. I usually have the chorizo taco, buffalo wings, or fish & chips on Fridays. They have a good selection of local beers of draft, my favorite being the Mad Moon Pineapple. They also have brunch on the weekends which definitely isn't the best I've had in Columbus, but it's a decent option if you're in the area. Service can be a bit slow during peak hours. read more

Once again proving the Short North and hipsters ain't my thing. We tried to go to the UYE at Standard Hall but it was crazy- packed, loud, annoying. We said hi and bye. This popped up just down the street, was busy but not packed, and seemed decent. We sat right down. And waited. And waited. And waited. They were clearly short-staffed; 2 servers for Sunday brunch? And they did a fine job, as well as they could, but service was slooooowwwww. Water took awhile. Drinks took awhile. (And don't make Sweetie wait for coffee, especially with a baby.) Our food took a normal amount of time; the check took awhile. They only serve brunch items during brunch time. Which is fine, but would have been nice to know before we were given so long to peruse the menu. And then... You know how some places you go in and there are 20 choices and you want 15 of them, so the problem is how to decide between so many great things? Here, I saw two things on the brunch menu that I kinda wanted. Like, kinda, not really, wanted. 2 out of 10, and not "oh yeah" just "well, I suppose." Harumph. I picked the Everything Bagel, which was the high point of our visit. Great bagel, good toppings and accompaniments (salmon, avocado, egg salad, etc.) Really good all in all. Sweetie got the crispy potato cake, which we both were interested in. And- nope. Nothing like a potato pancake, more of a mound of hash browns smashed down and cooked too long. She passed immediately, I tried to eat some and gave up, we declined a box. Her bacon and fruit cup were pretty good. It's a cool little spot, and maybe when it's not busy it's better, and there were items on the main menu that we would have liked. But, braving Short North parking for no return on our investment of time is a losing proposition, so we won't be back. read more

Bodega - Everything bagel, with potato cake and bacon in back. - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

My friend loves Bodega so much that we always end up here at least a few times a month for their happy hour so it's turned to be one of my favorite bars in Columbus as well. Love their huge beer selection, love their happy hour, love their $1 grilled cheese on Mondays (but spend the extra few bucks for a cup of tomato bisque to dip in, it's worth it!) and their $10 fish and chips on Fridays... but I'll pass on their brunch next time. One day I deviated from my normal daily specials and tried their banh mi on the dinner menu which is also a hard pass for the future. Specifically for brunch, I had quote on quote "the best chicken and waffles you've ever had" so of course I had high expectations and they fell short. I gotta admit the churro waffle was light, unique, and reallly good but the chicken pieces are actually chicken strips so I've definitely had better. Also, I've seen this menu item on social media and mine had no strawberry slices neither the cayenne butter nor the fruit compote that was advertised on the menu??! One of my friends had the steak and eggs which ended up being 3/4's a bland "potato cake" and a cheap cut of chopped beef seasoned waay too much with cumin. Honestly, I'd give 2 stars for their brunch but I'm keeping my review 4 stars because otherwise I have a good time here when I come mostly for happy hour and continue to come back regularly for it! read more

Bodega - Chicken and waffles. They didn't put the strawberries I see in everyone else's food and the fruit compote it advertises on the menu... - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

cute place in the short north with plenty of brews and food for everyone! the truffle fries and wings were delicious! service was a bit slow for them being not that busy- but our server was AMAZING! she knew the entire menu and answered all our questions. giving 4 stars because their happy hour menu isn't that great and brisket queso was delicious, but unfortunately there were like 4 little pieces of meat in there and nothing more. queso still had a smoky flavor though. would come again! read more

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Bodega is one of the best bars in Columbus! Great service, great food, great atmosphere! The manager Joey always makes sure you're taken care of. 10/10 recommend for brunch or hangout spot at night! read more

I come here some Monday nights before heading down to the Shrunken Head for open mic night comedy. It can't be beat for value. $1 for a grilled cheese? Hell ya. Of course, my bill ends up being much larger because of course I have to get a couple drinks and fries with my grilled cheese. My order: - Grilled Cheese: Delicious. Bigger than you think. Simple. $1 dollar. Need I say more? - Fries: These are underwhelming, but I shouldn't complain because I believe they do have a loaded fry option with toppings. They're thicker than shoe string fries but barely. Drinks: Let's break this down - Pitcher of Moscow Mules: This barely had any liquor. I felt like I was drinking a ginger soda. You do feel like you get a lot in the pitchers, but mostly because the glasses they give you which are the water glasses. They're extremely small. So you might get 5-6 glasses from the pitcher but a "glass" is more like a giant shot glass. Probably won't get a pitcher again, there's not value compared to the individual drinks. - Rosé Sangria: This was awesome. Refreshing for the summer. This was on the strong side and surprisingly rocked my world after the lackluster Moscow Mule. Just be prepared, if you come on Monday night's, you're going to have to fight for a table. It clears out at about 9 pm, and you'll have no problem finding one. However, they also have a small patio out front which I can sometimes find seats at. I'm giving it 3 stars because it's kind of small and I get overwhelmed by the people. There's not a lot of space. It has a weird set up with the tables. Also, the menu doesn't overwhelm me with options. The beer list is awesome though. Also, the music is super random. Sometimes they plays alt-rock (that works) and then they switch to annoying EDM-Esque music and seem the crank up the volume. I don't really come here for the ambiance, it's confusing. read more

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I was in the short north on a Saturday and was looking for lunch and came here. The place was seat yourself which was fine, but I did notice some tables had signs saying they had been sanitized when they clearly had not been. It looked like there was one server taking care of the place and he seemed spread pretty thin. My table ordered the prickly pear drink, tea time drink, wings, truffle fries, two tacos, and a burger. The prickly pear drink was very good, but they were out of the tea time and after letting us know the server left before my friend could order anything else and never came back before giving us the check. The wings were good but very expensive and the tacos were not very good at all. As far as food I can only recommend the fries and burger. The music was also very loud in this place, I understand it is a popular spot for drinks but it was still very early in the day and there were many people dining in. I probably wouldn't plan a trip back here, but stop by for drinks if I am in the area. read more

My girlfriend and I have been to Bodega twice and have yet to actually eat or drink there due to such poor service. We were excited to try this place and we've heard good things, but unfortunately after sitting down both times we waited over twenty minutes without being greeted by any staff. Left both times to go to Pint House instead. I'll be sure to give them 5 stars read more

The food was good but the drinks were not. My mule was a little on the watery side. I loved the food

No matter where you live "2 blocks away" and you want the steak and eggs again, don't go during a parade. The bartenders sit and talk about how horrible it is to have the "white people from Easton" and the bartenders treat you like garbage if you don't appear to fit in to their style or look. Ordered food, had a drink, canceled, paid our 7 dollar tab, tipped 40 cash as a pleasant "F You" and left. Then, the little chubby bartender wanted to apologize and ask what the problem was while the tall goofy lookin turd just stood there with his nose in the air. Sad really! Been in a lot and love the food, but I guess unless I go in with my wife's trans best friend, I'm not welcome there.... read more

This is a super cute bar. It is pretty clean and well kept. The bathrooms aren't huge but they are really clean. They have really good drinks and shots like Espolon are only $6! You can't beat that! read more

When I think of Bodega I usually think of the early 90's version known for their panini sandwiches, soups, and salads. I had the chance to stop in for lunch during a nearby conference. The service was a little slow and kept us from getting back on-time but I believe it was because they were shorthanded. It wasn't too crowded. My co-worker and I ordered the buffalo chicken dip which was so-o-o-o-o good. Vinegary with a little bit of bite. We both got sandwiches but they weren't memorable. read more

I stopped in for happy hour after seeing them so many times over on the gram' and I was not disappointed! A quick picture in front of the cassette wall and two drinks later and I was tipsy and good for the night (that pineapple beer was AMAZING). Thanks to my friend Kevin for driving me home read more

Bodega - the cassette wall provides an essential instagrammable moment - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

It's a good location to grab foot traffic and has been popular until recently, but people are talking about the quality dropping. The mac and cheese is still pretty good imo and the brioche hamburger buns are excellent - but yeah, you can tell the kitchen/bar is beginning to cut corners. Staff are nice. The pizza place next door is fantastic, btw. read more

Bodega - Talk about stingy with the cheese! - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

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The beer selection here is one of my favorites in Columbus. Always something interesting on tap that I haven't tried, and their half-off drafts during happy hour is a great excuse to try them all. Now, the layout of this place is not my favorite. There are always way too many people for the amount of tables, so you gotta play that awkward "imma stare at your table until you leave" game. With that said, everything else about this place is A-OK with me. They have food specials throughout the week ($1 grilled cheese what's good??) so keep an eye out for that. And they have karaoke on the weekend I believe. I can't really speak too much on the food cause I've only had the fish and chips here (which were pretty good btw, fries were nice and crispy), but I would highly recommend this place solely for their beer selection. In short, drop by here for happy hour, order a few beers (half-off), then move on out and you got yourself the start to a good night. read more

Bodega - Rock Shrimp Tempura. Tastes like Panda Express tbh - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Terrible experience..cold, very disappoibted in overall presentation and food taste. Would not go back. Second time trying this place with poor food experience. read more

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Truffle fries top notch. Drew was amazing. Asked for a pomegranate martini and it was delicious. Will definitely be back! The elephant disco ball... unmatched. read more

Bodega - Pomegranate martini - New American Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Yesterday was an adventure trying to find lunch and not a fun one. The power was out at two restaurants we were trying to go to in Clintonville, so we decided to get some Hot Chicken Takeover at North Market, and they were out of boneless chicken (a sign would have been nice). I've had HCT plenty, and rather than go with something else, I told the girlfriend, we're going to try Bodega's fried chicken. I'd heard good things and had been meaning to try it but just never got around to it. We found a parking spot right outside (which made me hate North Market's parking situation even more) and went in and had a seat at the bar. The bartenders were both super friendly, and they must have been bored, because they were trying to strike up a conversation with us, but yesterday was just not that day for me. I'd been driving around for hours and wanted food and a drink at that point. Bodega has an amazing beer selection, although I do think they focus a bit too much on the IPAs and really hoppy beers. I know they're pretty popular nowadays (that fad has died for me along with my taste buds), but there's plenty of other great beers too. I ended up trying one of Land Grant's beers, and it was pretty tasty. I said before that I wanted boneless, but I really wanted to try their 4 piece chicken platter too, especially since I was super hungry, so I got that with cornbread. The girlfriend ordered the fried chicken sandwich. Holy cow. That chicken platter is enormous. I struggled to get it down, not only because of the amount of food, but because the buttermilk batter is just way too filling. Honestly, I'd have to give the bone-in chicken pieces a 3. I wasn't a fan of the batter (it was like 1/8" -1/4" thick before you hit chicken), and I thought the chicken itself was a little tough. Also, the cornbread that came with it was pretty dry. Their hot sauce was delicious though, and with the help of that, I managed to get most of the meal down. The real star here was the girlfriend's sandwich, because the chicken seemed to taste a bit juicier, and the aioli on it was the bomb. Easily a 5 star sandwich, and she was in love with it. Also, the fries that came with it were amazing as well. I really wish I had ordered this and will the next time I'm here. I also had the poutine the last time I was here, and it was amazing, so I can let the chicken issue I had slide. They have other great dishes on the menu, and I live close enough, so I'll be back to try them again. read more

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