Had such a great experience at The Barrell Room…read more From the moment you walk in, it just feels cozy, welcoming, and relaxing--the kind of place you can truly unwind and enjoy the moment. And the food... absolutely amazing Every dish was full of flavor and beautifully done--from the creamy dip and fresh salad to that perfectly cooked steak and the sweetest dessert to top it off. If you're looking for a spot with great atmosphere and even better food, this is definitely one to try. Highly recommend!

Great place to go that's been redesigned with a gorgeous bar, ceiling and general decor by new…read moreowners and has a new chef! We ordered 2 26 oz ribeyes that were perfectly seasoned and cooked with sides of asparagus and the creamiest most delicious mashed potatoes. We started with the pork belly brussels sprouts that were amazing! The staff is attentive, courteous and knowledgeable about the restaurant! No doubt we will be returning out next trip to Alabama.

Enjoyed the Live Music while visiting with friends who were celebrating their engagement! Food was…read morefresh and filling, drinks were served quickly...overall great Saturday night!

The menu is limited and the wines are of a generic variety. Prices are high for the small portions…read more Service is fine and the space is nice but I don't think this spot will be around for long unless they expand their menu. A few flatbreads and a couple of taps offerings do not a tapas restaurant make. Where are the patatas bravas? The albongdidas? Mussels? Dates wrapped in bacon? This place seems to want to rely on their bar. This may work in a newly "wet" county. Only time will tell. At least they need to carry decent labeled wines. Non label generic wines will not last for long. Oenophiles require much better offerings!

The recovery room is a great place to chill…read more They often have live music Wed, Fri & Sat. and the room mix as well as outdoor patio is always tasteful. They vary as to genres but overall quality of the musicians and sound is consistent. Mr. Mike, the owner, is often present and a super nice laid back guy. Melissa and the other bartending staff are very friendly and attentive. Smoking is allowed outdoors on the patio. Generally whether is packed or only a few regulars hanging the place is always chill. If you happen to hit a bad vibe night the stars are definitely unaligned because this place is a come as you are everybody is welcome kinda place.

Outstanding little bar. Great live music with friendly people. This is a must on my night outread more

Great place for live country music on weekends. Very…read morereasonable drink prices. Mechanical bull for those who are up for a ride. Great place for dancing

Great entertainment! They have a lot of good singers ! They have a dance floor, pool tables food…read morewas good . Good time !

Rating 1-5* What a great spot, seafood off the chain service…read morewas top 3 of all time(Meg) Fried Oysters 5* Salad 4* very fresh Fried pickles #2 of all time Big Lee had raw oysters 5* Cheese fries 4* Meg was the best, on top of everything. Great smile Atmosphere, we took the back where karaoke was mad it was kind of loud, but that was on us They were just having good time I will definitely be back

My wife and I have been in Brunswick for a couple weeks and we have been here twice. The raw…read moreoysters are great . We sat at the bar and the bartender was awesome. Full menu at the bar and our seafood was very fresh and tasty .

Ambiance is wonderful and great service! This is a beautiful space-upstairs is open and light and…read morekept the feel of a post office, while downstairs is a speakeasy. Food available to order from a limited menu!

I love going to the Old Post Office for cocktails! My favorite is the pineapple martini, but you…read morecan't go wrong with their drinks. The bartenders are superb! You can also order food from the American and they deliver to you! The historic venue is beautiful and such a fun place to meet up with friends.

Crestview's ONLY country and southern rock bar w/ live music weekly. Great place with a drama free…read moreatmosphere. A great place to hang out with friends. ALWAYS FRIENDLY!!!!!

The best kelp secret in Montgomery I really enjoyed myself it's a total vibe they had great drinks,…read moregreat personality, and all-around greatest experience in a long time for sure And Henry is the best host ever

We went to this place after eating at the restaurant downstairs. The view was beautiful and the set…read moreup was very intimate. The drinks were good but not great and they had a decent liquor selection. The service could have been better with a greeting upon arrival or even on departure. We met some really cool people here.

A fairly new bar located downtown. The night I went they had really good live music. The bartenders…read moreare very friendly and personable and they know how to make a good cocktail. Highly recommend

Nice to have a more-upscale dining option for Bainbridge…read more I was pleasantly greeted by staff opening the door, and I proceeded to the bar. Madison splashed up an tasty Old Fashioned to start. Great service at the bar top. For snack time, I had the Classic Filet, medium rare, with a sweet potato, preceded by a salad. Excellent fare. It was difficult to choose from the menu, as I saw other delicious food preparations pass by. I met the legendary co-owner Sam at the bar. He belted out a show quality Happy Birthday for a guest! The historic building has been nicely set up for a restaurant, and it was busy for a Monday evening.

The building sets the tone perfectly. This was a public library built in 1938 in what I would call…read morethe Neo-Federal style as so many post offices and town Halls. Every town loves a beautiful old building, but nobody really knows what to do with it when it's no longer a library or a post office or whatever, and it usually ends up either being scrapped or thrown away. Witnessed the countless number of beautiful Victorian train stations that have bit the dust over the years. Usually too much out cry these buildings go far away or get knocked over. This however, is a beautiful repurposing. I started out with an appetizer of baked French onion soup. The soup came out perfect with a homemade crouton on top and smothered and Swiss cheese, it also came out in a traditional French onion soup crock. The soup was very mild, not overly peppered as so many are these days. The onions were of mild variety, but not too sweet. It made for an excellent soup. Something else to shout about is their delicious bread. Their used rolls are homemade, you can tell that they were made in a muffin pan because they are indented and shaped like muffins on the bottom. I assure you they are the best yeast rolls. You will have anywhere outside of Paris France. Despite the fact, they have an extensive wine list, I stuck with sweet tea, because I am in Bainbridge Georgia. To the wine connoisseur, I don't think anything will be out of place, but I don't drink that much wine anymore so I can't really say if it's a first rate wine list or not. But all the usual suspects were there and the prices were reasonable. I opted for the surf and turf, because it had several things from the menu that I wanted to try the shrimp on the surf and turf are giant. They came out, freshly braided and fried still hot. It's obvious that they did not come out of a bag, they were breaded on site cooked on site and delightful. The steak was about 10 ounces of New York strip cooked, medium rare. It was hand cut, and did not come out of a bag, it was a little tough, but then again that is a New York strip. If I could've substituted the ribeye, I think that would've been a good choice. The vegetable kebab was part of the plate and I loved it. It was my side item. It was not overdone. It was not tough. It was not the great vegetables, it was everything that a vegetable kebab should've been and was grilled perfectly on a nice bamboo skewer. I also had the delicious side salad. With blue cheese dressing it was an absolute wonder of a salad. Once again, nothing came out of a bag. To finish the evening off, I had caramel cheesecake, also homemade, a good baked cheesecake with a nice thick, crumbly graham cracker crust. The caramel sauce with sea salt was homemade the consistency of it was thick. It did not come out of a squeeze bottle, it was layered down by hand while it was still hot, a very nice touch. Worthy of note, the owner came out and seated me. I had called ahead and found out that they opened at five, I told them I would be there and wanted a table for one at 501 and I got just that. The place is really nicely done pretty not overly fancy perfect for large groups. They have a large staff that takes very good care of you. My server was around just about the entire time, just bringing out my food checking on me making sure I had plenty of ice tea. It was a wonderful experience a couple of tables over from me. Someone was celebrating their birthday. The other owner came out and he's saying to them, this guy should've been on Broadway. He's got a wonderful set of pipes.