The atmosphere here is your standard small town bar. There are hints of Irish flair and a very…read morewelcoming feel. I ordered 5 wings ($11) with Kentucky Bourbon Bbq sauce. They were excellent a fantastic crunch from the breading and the chicken was juicy. The sauce was fantastic. It all combined to make wings worth coming back for. I also ordered a 1/2 Ib French Onion Burger ($13). This Steak burger has a homemade chip dip with chips on it, plus sauteed onions, and swiss cheese. It is a unique and delicious burger. The burger itself is juicy and tasty, then you add these unique toppings and it's a home run. The service was amazing. I was there at an off time, but they were very attentive and friendly. Overall a 5 star review. Would I return? Absolutely! Even at 90 miles away I will return. Worth a trip.

Another strange work trip and another local gem! I was told they have amazing burgers and they were…read moreright! Service was super fast and the food was amazing. If ever in the area too have to come try it.

I've been there twice now…read more First night (Saturday) there was very loud, derogatory rap music playing. Families with kids eat there, they should not have to hear stuff like that. It was very hard to communicate with the server due to the noise. The actual menu is a lot smaller then what is shown on their website. Especially fish options. I had grouper tenders which were small and mostly breading. Not worth it. Fries were excellent. Tartar sauce appeared to be pure mayo, no sign of relish or lemon at all. Ketchup, mustard, and salt were the only condiments on the table, not sure if anything else was available, like cider vinegar or even pepper. It's a pub, you would think all that stuff to be automatic. Second night (9 pm Sunday) I tried to go elsewhere because of my previous night's experience, but not many other options. Most of Alma was already closed. Tonight there was no music playing, so I was able to have a conversation. I had the olive burger with steak fries, my son had boneless wings with Thai sauce and waffle fries. Everything was very good, and a good value for the money. I guess I need a third night to be a tie-breaker.

I have been to Bravehearts in the past since family lives in Alma. This past visit was painful…read more This business smelled awful. Basically took my drink to the outdoor patio (which was nice) and ended the night. Although I can't confirm my family member who likes to drink alot said the place was undergoing sewer repairs in the basement.

Don't expect much here but atmosphere. Friendly people but it's a small location. The food was…read morefrozen pizza heated in a toaster oven. But the price of the drinks was cheap and the music box worked and was nice as we played euchre. Most people come in for a couple of drinks and then leave.

Ive been there several times. Nice bartenders. Theresa is wonderful. Recently a black girl started…read morethere. She is very cute and friendly. She is easy to talk to. I like when she is there

Love the atmosphere, reminds me of being up north a little. Wish they were more into food all they…read morehave is a very small cooking area right behind the bar. would go there more often if they had more food choices.

I came here for a night cap after dinner on a Thursday. It was packed. The place looked really nice…read moreand I felt very underdress with a t shirt and shorts but they let me stay. They offer food but I just came here for drinks. I ordered a drink called On the Mark. It's a whisky based drink and was good. If you like whiskey, get this. If you like sweet and tart, get Flower to the People (not pictured). I would love it if they had a few mocktails to their menu but it's all alcohol and a small section for small bites. Regardless, I would come here again when I'm better dressed for a date. Haha. There is free street parking all around the block.

This bar is located inside The H Hotel but you can also get in here from the street…read more I took a party of 12 here for happy hour unannounced. Taylor the bartender was absolutely fantastic in taking care of all of us, several times over. We had several rounds in those 2 hours and she was up to the task - all drinks were great and were quickly replenished. Certainly will be back here again.

For an order for four people, two being boneless wings a burger and a Philly steak we received a…read moretotal of 6 seemingly Tyson nuggets for 14 dollars, ordered water (which was tap) and a beer which we never received it (thankfully not charged). The burger and Philly were of decent quality. The ambiance was a basic dive bar, classic rock and elderly clientele. The service was abysmal one waitress actually working, and sadly ours was not. Took about an hour to receive our food and the fastest part of the service was the bill. Overall decent service but definitely avoid certain wait staff and the 'wings'

It's basically a bar with food, and there are not tons of restaurant choices in the area. Had a…read morepulled pork sandwich that had no bbq sauce at all, so thank goodness they gave me a little cup. It was just ok. My friend ordered the nachos, really meant for sharing & rather big. Tried a taste--they were ok. Very limited beer selection, particularly on tap. I don't think I'll bother trying it again. This was maybe my third visit & I'm even less impressed than the first time.

Closed permanently years ago. Closed when owner passed away. The shed in Marion springs is a great…read moreplace to if your hungry.

Bannister is my home town. It's a tiny village that oddly supported two bars, two churches, and two…read morerather large reception halls for a long time. It lost its grocery store a long time ago. Now it's down a reception hall now, but the churches are stable. While the bars, both of them, go up and down with the economy and interest. This bar has been remodeled and opened up. They run karaoke some nights, and when I was here during Lent, they served a huge crowd fish dinners on a Friday night. Even though we arrived a little late, there were only a couple of tables left. It was filled with regulars and groups of folks that travel around checking out Lenten Fish Fry nights. Except for the kids, everyone in our fairly large group had fish. It was available fried or baked, with a choice of potato, and a salad bar. The salad bar is exactly like what you find at many small town places. Several mayonnaise dressed salads, some lettuce from a bag, a few toppings, and dressing, particularly ranch. It was clean and fairly fresh -- from such a crowd. The dinners were all good and arrived fairly quickly, though they weren't particularly interesting. This is good, solid food for the same kind of people. The beer is cold. And the drinks are cheap. There are babies in the bar. Some nights there are still bar fights, and some nights someone drives home a local drunk, so no one has to worry. Tipsy bridesmaids and groomsmen will find their way down to ease the pain (and get lost for awhile) when the reception at the hall down the street is too hot. I love this bar.

My friend and I stopped in on a Thursday evening and had the Deluxe pizza and it was AMAZING!!!…read moreLoved it!!! The vibe here is so chill, a bit loud from the music, but it is pumpin'! The Bird in MP is THE PLACE TO BE! Good food, good drinks and good peeps! The Bird is the WORD!!!

First time in Mount Pleasant and happened across this gem. Nice selection of drinks on tap, and…read morethey make their own dough! We ordered their moon bread on recommendation from the gaming shop next door, a great app but I would skip it next time just because their entrees were generous and filling. I got the sub which was more of a calzone (not sad about it, I consider that an upgrade) and my husband got the pizza. The waiter was kind and informative, and the overall vibe very cool! Worth the stop if you are in town!

Precursor: I hate ciders. They're far too sweet and childish…read more Reality: These guys are great. Some (or all) of their ciders are JUST yeast and apples, so there's no extra sugar added that makes it undrinkable. The two running the tasting room (Saturdays only) were a pleasure to talk to about cider and craft beer. They even gave us a tour of their facility without us even asking. We ended up doing a flight of ciders, getting a pint, and taking home two bottles. Glad to support them!

This is a family owned and operated, brand new Apple Cidery that has turned back the clocks on hard…read morecider. On a 16 acre Apple orchard, sits a cidery and tasting room that utilizes over 1000 different strains of apples; some of which were once nearly extinct, to bring you a unique tasting experience. My Wife and I came on a freezing cold windy and snowy day, and walked into a warm and welcoming tasting room. There is a bar, along with a few tables, that could seat about 20-25 people. We each had a flight of the 4 ciders they currently had available, and then a few tasters of our favorites after that. We ended up buying 2 bottles of cider, a pint glass, a shot glass and two shirts; one for each of us. LOVED their logo. As they grow and more people find out who and where they are, I bet Forgotten ciders will be on a shelf near you. Until then, come taste and talk with the family that owns and runs this hidden gem. Best of luck. We'll be back when we're in town.