We were greeted by an extremely friendly young lady bartending…read more Their beer selections are almost entirely IPAs. I tried the Aloha pineapple IPA, and a raspberry IPA. They were both fine While there are many raspberry beers around (Schlafly Raspberry Hef and Anita Purple Haze come to mind), I don't believe I've encountered a raspberry IPA before. Kudos for originality!

Easy street parking with a public parking lot. Located…read moreclose to the opening of the wall by the Mississippi River. I wasn't sure which beer I wanted and the bartender was so sweet to suggest & let me try two of them. I settled on the second one but when I went to order a second beer, I had the first one I tried. Lots of games available to play. If you want food, you can order pizza from a place near by & it looks like they will deliver it to you. We did get any food. Great beer & great bartender! Thank you!

When we walked in from their back entrance we almost walked right out because it smelled awful. We…read morewere the only people in there. The beer was underwhelming. Definitely a miss for me.

Fun atmosphere with a good selection of house brewed beers. Typical pub fare, maybe a bit pricey…read morefor what it is. Friendly service happy to recommend beer pairings. Great location a block from the Mississippi River.

Only 1 other customer was here when we came. The 2 employees were friendly/inviting. The Christmas…read moredecorations were a great touch. We grabbed our beers and went into the larger adjacent room and sat on the sofa. We didn't order any food. I had a tart, sour beer. Parking is convenient as it's right on the street. These buildings are older and it's cool to look at all the history.

Cute little spot. Their drinks are more like mead. The service was excellent. I recommend the…read morepeanut butter jelly. The interior was decorated with krampus items for the holidays. They have some games for play. We did not try any food on visit.

The beer is awesome! And the food is even better! You can't beat the QR code order setup. Just…read morehave a designated driver.

In an area of the country where people still believe the prohibition still exist, its great to find…read morea spot where they are brewing their own beer in house! This is one of the coolest restaurant facilities in all of the NE corner or Arkansas. From the bowling ally seating to the patio, this place is just got a relaxing/hang kinda vibe. Def a spot if you want to go enjoy some time w/a group of friends but don't want to host them at your house. The entire staff was absolutely amazing! Very laid back folks but ready to fill your glass when it gets low. The menu makes it tough to choose, but I just kept it simple and went w/the "Burger w/fries". Can't say enough about how great this was! Burger was cooked spot on perfect, the cilantro lime mayo, pickled onions, and the bacon & patties just went together soooo well. Try the loaded queso while you are there along w/a Bad Tattoo from the tap. Always solid choices.

My friend and I were in town and decided to try this pub for a meal, despite the reviews we had…read moreread. First off, I want to say that Craighead County is really hurting small businesses. In this day and age, who still limits the sale of alcohol? I wanted to bring in my zero-sugar root beer, but none of the businesses allowed it due to these outdated, prohibition-style laws. When we arrived, we were the only customers, so we were seated immediately. After placing our orders, we waited a reasonable amount of time before my friend's salad arrived. However, he barely got halfway through his salad before our entrees came out--way too soon! My friend had ordered bangers and mash, but we couldn't help but laugh when the food arrived. The bangers were so dried out, it seemed like they'd either been microwaved or left in the deep fryer for too long. The potatoes looked fine, but my friend said they were completely flavorless. I ordered fish and chips, and it was awful. The fries were lukewarm, the coleslaw had an overpowering horseradish taste, and the fish was so greasy I couldn't eat it. I had to pick out the fish with a fork and leave the soggy, grease-soaked breading behind. There was literally a pool of grease on my plate. The saddest part? My first bite, which had a bit of everything, actually tasted great--but that didn't last. Somewhere I read that the pub describes itself as "a pub, not a restaurant." Believe them.

I have never patron an Irish pub that only had one beer on tap, Guinness…read more Looked to be 20 taps that had no handles. Only explanation was that it didn't work. The only alternative was domestic, bottled beer. Now, having read the prior reviews I don't think this is a one-off situation where I would say "give it a second chance."