My wife and I tried 7B's for a bit of a lunch date. We had heard that it was very good and it lived…read moreup to what we were told! It has a cool vibe with lots of vintage looking signage on the walls including locally inspired ones. We ordered the nachos with chicken and they were really good. It was a huge amount of nachos, easily enough for four people. We also had the garlic Parmesan wings which were mildly flavored but quite tasty and fresh. I don't think these were frozen wings. I had the bacon jam burger which was delicious! The burger was fresh beef, again, not frozen, which is a huge thing for me! The bacon jam wasn't too sweet. Really nice. My wife had the hot honey chicken sandwich which she really enjoyed. They have a great selection of beers on tap as well as cans/bottles. I enjoyed a couple of Sam Adams Summer Ales and my wife had a mango hard cider. The service was great. They were attentive but not overbearing. My only gripe is that they don't serve dessert. We will definitely be returning to 7B's!

This was by far the best burger I have ever had! Perfectly seasoned & juicy! My co-workers and I…read morewere in town for work. I'm so glad we found this place!

This was my first time here. The food was delicious. The bartender was so helpful. I ordered a…read moreto-go order for my daughter and me. The food was amazing, definitely elevated from normal bar food. We loved the service, and the food was top shelf.

It was our servers first shift and she did a phenomenal job!…read more Appetizers and entrees were fantastic. Shout out to the chef who brought us some Brussels sprouts to try on the house! We will definitely be back often.

The latest review by 'Liz T' is one of the dumbest things I have ever read. I am a progressive, and…read moreI've eaten at Amy's many times. How absolutely ridiculous to sit there and try to sow political division in our community. There are many different types of people who live here, and discrimination is never okay. Yesterday, there were several absolutely normal families, a gay couple, a trans person, and your regular bar-goers. Would it be okay for Amy's to turn those folks away because a Trump lover cried about it on Yelp? Grow up. Anyway, Amy's has some of the best boneless wings I've had in a long time- it's so rare to find ones that are not pre-frozen or just full of cartilage. Their French onion soup is always a winner, as well. I think the atmosphere is pretty cozy, and there's always a game on if you're into that sort of thing. Either way- Amy's is a great local, American, community restaurant that really reminds me of the kinds of restaurants I used to go to when I was a kid. We'll be back for sure!

The food is good and even inventive: a plate of nachos with barbecued chicken and mango sauce;…read morecreative sandwiches, etc. There are menu options that work for the day when you want to eat something healthy and the days when you want to eat like like there is no such thing as nutrition, and if you were to hear rumors about it, you wouldn't care. The beer list is a rock solid curation of high-quality regional craft beers and the cocktail menu is quirky and fun. I'm not the sort of person who drinks martinis that taste like cookies but that's super fun for some people, and I appreciate the diversity of choices that appeal to a wide range of people and their particular moments in life. I had a cocktail made with grapefruit juice that actually tasted identifiably like fresh grapefruit juice. The service was kind, attentive, pleasant and professional. The ambience was casual and easy going, and the place was clean and welcoming. So it is regrettable that having just discovered this perfectly nice place I will never set foot in there again. They serve Trumpists wearing Trump-fawning t-shirts. If that bothers you, you should not eat here. We moved tables, still couldn't bring ourselves to eat, packed our uneaten food, tipped well, knocked back the remaining beer, left a hundred dollars lighter, and will never return.* People can and do refuse to serve fascists. This business choose to serve them. Spend your money as you wish. * Yes, that's pricey for lunch but that's on us. We went out to have fun. It was a hard week. The prices were reasonable. We had cocktails, beer, an appetizer and an entree. Frugal people who aren't quite as desperate for a little fun could get away spending less, on the other hand, you may have to eat it looking at this guy.

Wonderful experience. Restaurant was clean and seating was comfortable…read more Staff was exceptional and food was delicious and well presented. Highly recommend the Veal Romano, Baked Stuffed Scrod, and Apple Crisp (when available).

We stopped in on or way to Vermont and was glad to be able to get in. We were really hungry and…read morethey fit the bill. The food was good and the service was excellent. My steak was cooked perfectly. I also enjoyed the clam chowder.

Every time my husband and I go to Murphy's Pub, it's fantastic service and food! If you're looking…read morefor somewhere that has great drinks and food, Murphys is your place!!!!

Absolutely pathetic & ridiculous the size of this! Used to hang off the plate now its literally a…read morefish patty. Last time order this here !

Back for more. World Cup on and beer specials! Back from the wedge salad and a smash burger…read more How can that be bad for you? Still a great place to grab a meal at 8:30.

Love this place to have something to drink and watch games, I don't mean to be harsh but the food…read moreis not good, and the fries are especially terrible. The burger patties are also thin which makes it hard to justify paying $10 for it. I have seen an older couple order the nachos and fries leaving most of the meal uneaten and complaining to the staff saying there was hardly any cheese on it. And the fries were burnt. Perhaps the owner will make some changes with the quality of the food. (All the staff are great.) Hopefully this will review will bring this to the managements attention.

I rarely leave negative reviews, especially as someone who understands the restaurant/bar industry…read moreand owns a business myself--but this experience was unacceptable from start to finish. Our group (10+ people) drove an hour and a half to visit this establishment after dinner, expecting to enjoy drinks and spend time together. We arrived completely sober, in good spirits, and ready to support a new local spot. Unfortunately, the experience quickly went downhill. From the beginning, service felt disorganized. We weren't given menus and had to ask what was even available. We stayed patient and understanding, assuming it was just a busy night. When we finally placed orders, the majority of our group ordered non-alcoholic beverages, with only a few ordering alcohol, all IDs were checked without issue. Shortly after, when we went to use the pool tables, we were told someone in our group was "intoxicated and stumbling," which was simply not true. Not only was this confusing, but it was especially concerning that the accusation was directed at the only person of color in our group. That immediately made multiple people uncomfortable enough to leave. When we brought this to management, the response was dismissive: "I didn't see anything, but I have to back my staff." While I understand supporting employees, there was no effort to investigate, de-escalate, or even hear us out. From there, things only got worse. We waited over 30 minutes and were eventually brought out random food items (a pretzel and a burger), while none of our drinks, including majority waters and sodas, ever arrived. At that point, half our table had already left due to how uncomfortable the situation had become. When we questioned the lack of service, we were told they thought we "didn't want anything anymore," which made no sense, if that were the case, why was food still brought out at all? The explanation was inconsistent, and the manager became visibly flustered, eventually raising his voice and getting confrontational. To make matters worse, staff were visibly standing in the back staring, pointing, and talking about our group, which only added to the discomfort and embarrassment of the situation. As a business owner, I fully understand that customers are not always right, and I respect that establishments must make judgment calls regarding alcohol service. However, this was not about being "cut off" this was about poor communication, lack of basic service, and unprofessional behavior from both staff and management. This experience completely ruined what was supposed to be a special night with family and friends. We went out of our way to support this business, and instead left feeling disrespected, confused, and unwelcome. I hope ownership takes a serious look at how situations like this are handled in the future because this was not just a simple "miscommunication." It was a breakdown in service, accountability, and professionalism in all. I also want to address the "racism" being thrown about, undoubtedly there is racism of all kinds in the world we live in and for you as an owner to say due to your own race you cannot be racist towards another minority is a flawed and dismissive stance. Anyone, regardless of their own background, is capable of bias, and using that as a defense avoids accountability. It behooves you as a business, owner & management, to listen to customer feedback and do better going forward. We are not the first to report such an unenjoyable experience here and as a new business, especially one where you know how to run a proper business as you have others that have had successes, instead of focusing on chat GPT to respond to these real life situations, focus on better training, better staffing, and honestly look at the world around you and realize there are too many resources for something like this to not get attention. Do better, be better, and quite frankly to anyone looking for a spot to try, the atmosphere was not great, the service was not great, the management is aloof...just go grab a burger quite literally ANYWHERE else.

Mind you this place was formerly "The Still" but it shuttered its doors after two major accidents &…read morepeople got attorneys & until February it stood empty until this year when this came in. The place still has the size & does local bands, music is pretty much modern & the food seems to match. My case I selected a dozen wings & they did half Honey BBQ & half dry Cajun rub (yes they are real wings and crispy ones as well & my burger was the Cowboy Burger (they accidentally forgot to not put cheddar and pickle but second one they got right) well done and fries as my side & not bad for $45.00 for myself. My little one for the suggestion box for them is if someone isn't sure about the wings & wanted mix of both styles do thus in the eight or twelve wings offering.

Met a few friends from the old neighborhood for breakfast. Great atmosphere, service, prices and…read morequality of food!

I've been coming to O'Brien's for lunch occasionally for many years. The place is small and…read moresometimes filled with day drinkers or folks drinking on their lunch break. The food has always been seriously hit or miss, their consistency is absolutely horrible. Perhaps it's because they go through cooks like crazy and none stay that long. I completely agree with other reviewers about glove etiquette. It's always awesome to walk by the cook smoking outside then she goes in without handwashing, then handles your food without putting on gloves. Also I agree with other reviewers about the service, if you're not a "regular" you're treated as if you're bothering them. Sue? Takes phone orders, services the counter, puts orders together, etc. she has been there for some time and she's somewhat difficult to deal with because of that. She'll let you know how important her job is, trust me on that one. Many of the guys I work with order from here too and they experience the same issues. I go to O'Briens generally as a last resort because it's quick and easy. You're WAY better off going to get food at EAT down on Page, by CRC and across the street from Gendens Auto Parts. EATS quality is by far superior as well as their safe food handling practices.