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Jo's 5th Street Pub

4.1 (7 reviews)
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Cool spot. Down to Earth staff and crowd. Make you feel at home. Definitely on my radar from now on.

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Exit 6 Pub & Brewery - 3 oz pours in lieu of flights

Exit 6 Pub & Brewery

4.0(70 reviews)
0.7 mi
•$$

Caveat: reviewed based on multiple experiences during COVID from October 2020-March 2021…read more Beer list: extensive draft selection and variety. Lines are clean and cared for, and beer selection is clearly curated by someone who is passionate and knowledgeable about craft beer. They are also a brewery and generally have several of their own beers on tap. They do multiple size options at good prices, so you can really take advantage of a nice day out doing some tastings. They also have some canned / bottled beer and do crowler fills. Bar: it's a brewery. Bar is limited. There are a few good liquors available, mostly whiskey and bourbon, with some ciders, seltzers, and possibly a wine or two available. This isn't the place to get a mimosa or a Bloody Mary. It's a brewery. Food: again, they're a brewery, not a gastropub, and do not have a full kitchen. Food is limited to Friday and Saturday (I believe), but is surprisingly good and reasonably priced. Owner seems to continually try to improve selections, and on Fridays during lent has started doing Fish Frys (which were exceptionally good!). If you go in expecting bar-snack type food, you won't be disappointed. There are full restaurants within walking distance. Atmosphere: there are TVs and games, but none of them are loud and in your face. Tables are plenty and well-spaced / distanced, with comfortable seating available. Patio seating is also available. Noise level is generally low enough that you can easily have a conversation. Tables, bar, and bathrooms are clean. Comfortable and welcoming feel. Parking is generally available with a large lot shared with other businesses. Staff: you will generally see the same staff, limited to the owner, bartender, and cook. Which is great, because they are all fantastic. Here's the thing...staff is absolutely genuine. My experiences with the staff have been overwhelmingly positive, but my impression is also that they wouldn't hesitate to put an end to poor behavior. Be nice, be civil, and behave...or be elsewhere. If that appeals to you, then you'll have a great time at Exit 6...which I really appreciate as a patron. Overall: I've formed my above opinions over a few months since moving to the area. After our second visit, they recognized us. After our third, they greeted us by name. After that, I noticed many of the same faces at the tables and bar...and there is a reason for that: the staff creates a comfortable space, with high quality beer and service, at good prices. Think epitome of the classic friendly neighborhood bar. Honest, genuine, and not pretentious.

Stopped in for a beer while in town. I wanted to support them by trying on of their brews…read more Unfortunately, it was not very good. Bartender was not very friendly. They do however carry a decent selection of local craft options. If looking for a sports bar type vibe, it was ok for that.

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The Rack House Kitchen Wine Whiskey

The Rack House Kitchen Wine Whiskey

4.2(430 reviews)
0.6 mi
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My husband and I celebrated his birthday at The Rack House, and it was a wonderful evening from…read morestart to finish. The atmosphere is warm, inviting, and relaxing, making it a perfect place for a special occasion or a night out. The wine and whiskey selections are impressive, and our dinner was excellent. We enjoyed the prime rib and lobster, along with a fresh salad featuring locally grown organic lettuce. We finished the evening with a delicious dessert. The food, ambiance, and attentive service all came together to make it a truly memorable dining experience. The staff was outstanding, and we look forward to returning!

Family- have you been to the Rack House for brunch?? If you…read morehaven't, make it a priority. The vibe is so relaxed and welcoming, our waitress, Alana. was caring, upbeat and recommended the BEST food and took great care of us. Let me start by we came in to late to get the crab pretzel appetizer which was sad, but we sooo are coming back for that and some bourbon- great selection on the wall, but that's another post later .. back to brunch. We ordered the special for breakfast, steak and eggs. My husband got the Crabby Benny. Not sure who is in that kitchen but give them some slow claps for the perfectly cooked 8oz filet and perfectly seasoned crab cakes! not sure how they make perfectly cooked, crispy and seasoned potato's ! The only reason I didn't do a full 5 stars was due to the eggs on the top of the benny, they started poached, but by the time we got them to the table they were hard boiled.. but the crab cakes delicious flavor made up for it! We also got the rack house bloody Mary's with the pepper infused vodka- great kick!! Totally recommend- forgot a photo! We will come back later for the blue oyster nights coming up, or the whiskey Wednesdays or Wellington nights!

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The Rack House Kitchen Wine Whiskey
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Noto - Burrata

Noto

4.5(363 reviews)
1.1 mi
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Overall a great experience…read more While the pizza is supposed to be the star of the show, I have to say I really liked the pasta dish even better! The "Noto Gem" is basically a Caesar. And a good one at that, although the requested anchovies were initially left off the offer was made to make that right. Great environment. Fantastic service. Need to plan ahead as reservations fill fast. Although I did notice some empty bar seats that I assume are "open seating". Parking lot is a bit odd, as is getting in and out of it, but at least for an early dinner it was easy enough to navigate. Will definitely be back!

It was purely a whim that I decided to come here and even better luck that spots were open at the…read morebar since reservations are required. I arrived a half hour after they opened thinking it would only be me, but twas' not the case. I took a seat at the bar and was immediately given water as the menus were already there. Now, I'll admit, I looked up Noto a couple weeks ago to see what was on the menu and so I'd have an idea of what I wanted to eat. To start, I got the Atrani fizz (essentially an "Italian sprite," and an order of arancini. Now, everyone's arancini isn't built the same and Noto was no exception. Their arancini is filled with risotto and Asiago and surrounded with Romesco sauce. Sadly, the arancini paired with the sauce tasted just like the macaroni balls from the Cheesecake Factory, except Noto's sauce is too sweet. I'm sure it's not the look they were going for. By this point, there's only one couple at the bar who seem to be pretty chummy with the bartender. While they're talking, I see their salad arrive and also notice they have a board of bread and oil, which instantly piqued my interest. Shortly after, my main arrives (Mafaldine) and I ask the food runner what kind of bread that was. His response was that it was complimentary focaccia and asked if I wanted some. I was pretty pissed considering the bartender didn't mention anything about it. In fact, had she said something, I probably wouldn't have ordered the arancini. Oh, and might I add, the bread was cold. Now, for the main, (mafaldine) it was a bit underwhelming. I got the dish because it was kale pesto based with some other ingredients, but sadly all I tasted were pine nuts. After a few bites I tapped out and asked for the check. She asked if I wanted a box and I declined because I'm leaving for out of town, but even if I weren't, the dish didn't taste good enough to leave the restaurant. Overall, it was ok, but I'm not in a rush to return...

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Jo's 5th Street Pub - bars - Updated November 2026

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