Even though I live down the street from the Latona Pub, I had never been before last night. Something about there only being like 10 tables intimidates me - I hate walking in feeling like I'm intruding on a dinner party. My husband finally convinced me to go last night. There wasn't a place to sit, but the staff was very friendly - they immediately came by, tried to figure out a seating arrangement for us, and when we decided to wait for a bigger table, they took our drink order so we'd have a beverage while we waited. I immediately felt very welcome. We sit down and the first thing I notice is that menu is small, and everything comes with a salad instead of fries. Salad with beer, really? I was skeptical. Then I ordered the chicken sandwich and washed it down with a stout and oh mama, I was in heaven. This chicken sandwich has pesto mayo, provolone, and carmelized Walla Walla sweet onions, which I normally wouldn't bother with, but man did they ever make the difference with this sandwich. The food is a little more than I'd like to spend in a pub, but since it tastes a lot better than what I normally get in a pub, it's worth it. Pair that with an interesting and varied beer selection, friendly staff and casual, relaxed environment, and you've got a pretty awesome neighborhood pub. We'll definitely be going back. read more

amazing food, trivia, and ambiance ! always fun to grab a local beer here and enjoy a cozy evening.

Latona Pub is the kind of all-purpose restaurant you really want in your neighborhood. It's a cool pub with a great bar and a solid, simple menu. Michael K. suggested it as a dinner/drinks spot one night when we weren't sure who was free or whether we'd even need to eat. I'd imagine it would serve as an easy default for any gathering in this part of town. Mike and I met Ashleigh B. at the bar and moved to a table as soon as one opened up. The place was busy on a Saturday night, but not crowded or unmanageable. Service was good, and the meal was pleasant and easy. The beer selection was extensive and enticing, and we had a round with our dinner. We tried the Black Raven Trickster IPA, the Green Flash Hop Head Red, and the Diamond Knot Brenlin's Bravo. I liked all three, though the IPA was my favorite. I hadn't tried any of them before. Mike and I had already eaten a small first dinner, so we just shared a grilled chicken sandwich and split a duck confit salad three ways with Ash. I was surprised at how good the food was - it was certainly a lot better than it had to be, considering the focus on beer. I kind of thought the kitchen was there in case anyone got hungry, but the food at Latona is apparently very good. The grilled chicken sandwich was fantastic, with juicy, flavorful chicken and lettuce, tomato, peppers, caramelized onions, fontina cheese, and garlic aioli. It must be hard to get chicken sandwiches to taste like that, because they so rarely do. The Sonoma County duck confit was also great, a full leg of duck over mixed greens tossed with roasted beets, toasted pecans, Humboldt Fog, chevre, and a cranberry fig dressing. The salad alone was fantastic, with creamy, delicious cheese and earthy beets. The duck made the dish worthy of a whole, wonderful meal - it was very tender, falling off the bone, with a lot of rich, meaty flavor. I went in expecting a pretty basic filler meal, but Latona Pub gave us great beer and top notch food. If I lived in Seattle I'd come back often. read more

We met a friend here last night for dinner. We had each brought a bottle of wine, because we were more interested in checking out the food than the bev's. Our server (who was a tad 'tude-y) said they don't offer corkage. WTF? So, we opted for beer. And it was good. We had Elysian Thing-a-ma-bob, which is an IPA with dill infused into it. YUUUUMMMM. We ordered a ton of food to share- cheese plate, roasted beet and duck confit salad, shrimp tacos and steamed mussels. The cheese plate was great- loved the truffle honey with montrachet goat cheese. Could've used some more bread, however, for the over 10 bucks we paid for said plate. Mussels were awesome! Chunks of tomato and parsley and delicious beer broth with chunks of bread and meaty juicy mussels. Well done! Shrimp tacos were good, too. Liked the bbq-esque sauce on them. Duck confit salad left something to be desired. Only a few beets, duck portion was paltry, and it did NOT have Humboldt Fog Chevre on it (which is one of my favorite things in the world, and one of the reasons we ordered it). It still tasted great, however. Prices were fair, we paid what I expected to spend on a meal here. And it's top-notch pub food. Great beers on draft, too. I was irritated when the guy in the band came up to us and said he need to set up so we needed to leave. Don't paying patrons mean more than a free gypsy jazz band? GRRRRR. That being said, this place still squeaks out a four star. read more

This is a great bar to just sit and talk about your feelings. :-) You have privacy, everyone is doing their own thing, and the service is attentive but not smothering. The food is very good. The beer, well it's good too. The service was great for a lazy Saturday afternoon. I was told that I have been in Latona before, but either it was too long ago or I was inebriated. Either way, I know now that I have been there since it was only 48 hours ago and I plan to go back soon. read more

I did not feel welcome in this bar at all. I felt like the new kid in school that no one wanted to talk to. No one greeted us as we walked in. We finally just walked to the back of the bar until we found a table and seated ourselves. One of the servers came over and gave us menus. I thought the food prices were pretty steep. $13.95 for a salad? Our total bill was around $48 for 2 burgers, a salad, 2 sodas and an IPA. There was very little meat on the salad to justify this price. In fact I went home hungry. My two friends ordered burgers but were told they couldn't add mushrooms to it even though they have mushrooms on other things on the menu. Their burgers looked really good and they liked that it came with a little side salad instead of fries. When it came time to leave our server presented the bill and then acted weird that I wanted to pay separately. I had to tell her 3 times to charge my salad and soda to my credit card and my friends were paying cash. Pretty easy split, you'd think. I didn't find anything warm about this place. It's not really in my 'hood so I don't know that I'd give it another try. I read more

I am obsessed with Latona. The food is AWESOME, the ambiance is just right, the service is great, it's easy to find parking, and they have a constantly rotating tap with interesting local beers. Seriously, I ask my bf at least once a week if we can go. I haven't had a thing on the menu I wouldn't order again and again, and it's just so easy and comfortable. Can you tell I love Latona? It can get really busy, but I can't really complain. It feels like a real pub. So sidle up the bar, chat with the others waiting for a table, and get cozy. read more

There are two things that count against this place: 1) the noise level and 2) the menu pricing, considering this is a "pub." It felt kind of expensive for what we got. The noise level evened out the later it got, though. The pricing was almost worth it, despite the fact that everything seemed around at least $10, including the appetizers. (Your standard veggie-friendly hummus plate for $11. Really?) Otherwise, we are kicking ourselves for not visiting this place sooner. We dropped in, after an exhausting day of dealing with basement flooding, and wondered why we'd passed this place mostly daily for years without trying it. I've even visited Latona Pub's neighbors Mona and Krittika multiple times. I guess I never expected a fairly unassuming corner pub to dish out the quality. We shared a cheese plate of Humboldt fog, Montrachet, Cabot White Cheddar, apples, bread, pear chutney, marcona almonds and honey. YUM. Individually: I went for the Scotch Bonnet Caesar Salad with Habanero/Caesar Dressing and chicken, while my companion went for a burger. Both were solid. Columbia City Bread, included in some way in most dishes, was fantastic. Oh yeah, and service = A+++, would buy again. read more

Excellent place with nice drinks and live jazz on Fridays, not a huge band, just a trio, but there energy is good. Upstairs seating is where I've sat both times. Mushroom burger is tasty too read more

The Latona pub is a great place if you are looking for pub food that is more than just a burger and chicken sandwich. I had the burger but the Mussels and Clams were also very good and the options for tacos, salads, grilled cheese and soup, and other choices for dinner also looked fantastic. They have a variety of very good microbrews and the atmosphere is vibrant. There always seem to be people there so if you are looking for a place that is "dead", this isnt the place. My only complaint is that the bar seats arent ideal for eating. I like eating at the bar and the stools were too bar away from the bar and the bar also has a block of wood on the endge which makes it nearly impossible to eat something without either spilling on yourself or having to seriously lean. The regular seats and the booths are fine though. read more

Nice, spacious & airy feel with the high ceiling and bombardment of natural light. I stopped by for a bit during imaginary MK's litttle UYE shindig. Just a drink, some chat and gone. The menu looked great, though, and if I'm ever back in this 'hood, that grilled cheese tomato soup seems to be calling me... (parking looks to be a pita when busy) read more

Theeeee bestest. Mac and Cheese....grilled cheese and amazing salads!!!! All so delish! !!!

Caveat: this review is heavily weighted on my food experience at Latona Pub. I wasn't drinking at the time, so I didn't get to appreciate the variety they had on tap. After reading all the reviews, I had high expectations of the food here and I think that might've set me up for disappointment. Just like adulthood, Latona Pub is not all that it's cracked up to be. The meatloaf was good, although I prefer my meatloaf sliced thinner, cooked longer with crispier edges. Portion was very generous and I had a fair amount of leftover to take home for lunch the next day. Service was okay. Friendly? No. Rude? No. There was a water jug in the middle of the bar, so I'm not sure if you're supposed to fetch your own water if you have table service, but my water was not refilled. It's one of those bars I'd feel comfortable going by myself. If I lived in the area, I could see myself sitting at the bar alone to grab dinner and a beer if I was too lazy to cook at home. read more

We went here because they place down the street was closed so I guess you can say we just settled since we were so hungry. The food wasn't too bad, not the best. I got a salad because nothing on the menu seemed to tickle my fancy. My friend got the baked mac & cheese which I tasted & it didn't taste like regular old mac & cheese, they used a white cheese. Tasted okay. Would I got back? Probably not.... maybe if I'm really hungry & was too lazy to drive anywhere else. read more

I got a roasted turkey sandwich, not because I thought it would be good - turkey sandwiches are usually pretty bland - but because it was late, I was walking home and I wanted something to eat that wasn't full of saturated fat. Shock of shocks! It was amazing! Great flavor came from pine nut cranberry agrodolce and rosemary aioli, with really great turkey. Also, I fully expected the ciabatta it was on to be hideously tough, as most ciabatta are - but it was limited at 'pleasantly chewy'. Their beers on tap rotate every few days. They didn't have Mac & Jack's and they're not going to have it, which was a surprise to me, since it's my local favorite. The bartender said it was because everyone has it and so they prefer to carry other local ambers. He gave me a shot of the Maritime Maybock, which was really cool of him, but it wasn't as good as Mac & Jack's. So, I'm a fan. The cheese plate also looks like it could be good. I'll be back to check it out. read more

Latona Pub is one of those friendly neighborhood bars that is super busy between 5 and 7 on a weeknight but also super chill late on a weekend night when you want to go out but not *out*. They have live jazz on Fridays around 5-7pm (I forget exactly when), making it a great place to stop by after a long week. The food is really good - not typical greasy bar food - and has plenty of healthy options. (In fact, they don't even have a fryer, so if you're craving fries, you'll want to go elsewhere.) We frequently come here for dinner, even if we're not aiming for a bar. The tomato soup is amazing - pair it with the duck confit salad and you'll be pleasantly full of noms. Latona steamers, hummus plate, and chicken sandwiches are also great. As far as beer selection goes, they always have a large rotating tap list with a wide variety of beers written on chalkboards above the bar. The servers are knowledgeable and can recommend a beer based on my (limited) taste in beers. All in all, Latona pub is awesome to have just down the street from my place, and it's one of the top places in the Greenlake area! read more

I wish not so many people knew about this place, because it gets kind of busy on Friday nights (when there is also a band, which takes up some space.... but they're pretty cool so no worries). A lot of people don't know about the upstairs area. It's pretty tucked away, but if you sit at the bar part, you can watch everyone below. Good beers, some varieties you wouldn't normally find in a regular pub. AWESOME hummus plate, with pretty much anything you would hope for. It's huge. It's like $10. But worth it. Had dinner there once, but I think I'll stick with the appetizers and beer. The people that work there are all quite friendly. One guy recognized we had never been there before, and we chatted about the neighborhood because we just moved. Great service! Very woody-feeling, which is comfortable. Limited outside seating in the summer. Best part, the chalk boards in the bathrooms. You can pick up a piece of chalk and write your heart out. Probably detracts from writing in pen on the walls. Great idea! I recommend it. But call me first, so we don't go at the same time - I'm very territorial. read more

I'm pretty lukewarm on Latona. I definitely love french fries, and pub w/o fries seems ho-hum. The rest of the food it good, but not as great as some of these reviews make it out to be. read more

Surprisingly great food for a place that just looks like a standard pub. Get the burgers because they're made with great buns they get from a local bakery. read more

I love this pub! It is a neighborhood joint that has a cozy vibe and never feels overcrowded. The staff is nice and the food is grubbing. They offer an interesting spin on the pub grub though I have only tried the burgers which are grilled to perfection and served on a Columbia City Bakery roll with a side salad. But this is a review of a bar and I want to focus on what makes Latona worthy of four stars. They always have a good selection of beer on tap that is constantly rotating. You can usually get a Rogue beer and often they have Rogue's Shakespeare Stout but they also have a nice variety of Northwest IPA's and other craft brews. Plus they have happy hour every day and the prices are reasonable. read more

This is truly a 5 star pub. Gold standard of NW neighborhood brew pubs. Excellent staff, bar food, setting, beer selection. Consistant in the quality. Heck - first time I went here was 1997. Second time - 2016. I'll not wait so long between visits. read more

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How have I not reviewed this place?? My dream in life is to live within a walk of a place like Latona Pub. I would go there every day for a beer, and sometimes dinner. The reality is, though, is I don't live walking distance away, but I still frequent this place like I do live next door. They always have a highly respectable list of Northwest and west cost beers on tap here. I've never been disappointed with the tap list. The food here is light years ahead of other similar places. The burgers are juicy and buns are warm and soft. I've also tried the mac and cheese and quesadilla - both which you could have easily paid twice as much at a higher end restaurant. The location is great, although hard to get a seat during peak hours, it's still worth it. It's located right off of Ravenna / I-5 with both the King County Metro #26 and #48 providing close service to Latona. I will always be back, and always be trying to live closer to this gem. read more

Solidly good pub food with a surprising selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes. I'm a big fan of their hummus plate, and usually pair it with whatever beer the bartender suggests---- he always suggests something really good. I really love the neighborhood vibe and grabbing a low-key lunch here, or bringing a casual business (OMG--My iPhone originally replaced the word "business" with "lousiness"!) meeting here. It's quiet during the day, providing a great place to dig into a conversation (or your hummus plate). read more

I'm torn between two and three stars. I'd give three stars for the food, two for too cool for school servers. I work a block away from Latona Pub. I used to go up for lunch or a beer after work. They've got a lot of yummy beer, and fairly varied menu. The outdoor seating is right by the trash dumpsters, which squicks me out but doesn't seem to bother the four people that can squeeze out there. The food is okay, although the salads are always doused in dressing (to the point of sliminess). And some items leave your breath kind of kickin', which is a problem if you're going back to work in close quarters with others. Luckily, they've got a corner store across the street. Do yourself a favor - drop in and buy yourself some gum. Your co-workers will thank you. But the major drawback for this place is the attitude. And not the fun, three snaps in a Z formation kind of attitude. The 'I'm so busy ad you're so annoying and oh, fine, I guess I'll come take your order but you're really lame so I'm not going to actually put any effort into it because I don't want you to think I like you' kind of attitude. I'm really low key, don't need someone checking on me every ten minutes. But routinely, the servers make me feel like I'm hassling them by showing up and sitting down and asking for a beer. I know. It's a lot to ask. But really, it makes the entire visit a pretty damn unpleasant experience. All I want is to grab a beer, eat a burger and catch up with a friend. But I just realized that even though I'm a block away, I haven't been there in a loooooooong time. I've meandered over to the Green Lake Bar and Grill, where the food is ok and everyone is really nice, or gone to another neighborhood. But Le Attitude Pub doesn't do it for me. read more

This neighbourhood pub has been around for nearly 25 years and they have a daily happy hour from 4:30 to 6:30 every evening! Grab a spot at the bar and sample their wonderful craft beer that rotates and don't forget to check the chalkboard for daily specials! The food is damned tasty. On my last visit, I enjoyed a gorgeous spinach salad with grilled sirloin, pears, caramelised shallots and sautéed mushrooms. I'm a sucker for spinach salads! One of my companions got the mixed salume plate from Zoe's (I love their meats + philosophy) while my friend ordered their mac and cheese (I tried a bite, dangerously decadent and tasty) and their cheese plate (yeah, he's a cheese addict). On my next visit, I want to try the muffaletta. I long for that sandwich and for a place to get it right here in Seattle! Their bread comes from Columbia City Bakery (mmm good) and they seem to use local ingredients throughout their menu. Service was speedy and the bar overall was clean. Parking is street and fills up pretty quickly during happy hours or later on weekend nights. I've never seen the place empty nor quiet, a good sign of longevity when there's so many other options in town. read more

I LOVE the Latona Pub. I thought the Hopvine was my favorite healthy-ish food/incredible beer location, but the Latona kicks the Hopvine's ass. It would not be a lie to say that part of the reason we moved to Greenlake was proximity to the Latona. (It helps that the Microsoft Connector stop for Greenlake is directly across from the Latona...) I've had over half of their menu options - highlights include the mussels, the quesadilla, the cheese plate, the spinach/bacon salad, the duck confit salad, the BLT, and the portabello mushroom sandwich. The bread is Columbia City Bakery - soooo delicious. They always have 2 or 3 amazing IPAs on tap (microbrews of course). And tons of other beers too, but I only have eyes for IPAs. Service is MUCH better than at the Hopvine (I realize that's not saying much, so let's just say that the Latona service is totally fine). A few weekends ago 4 of us played euchre for hours (and ordered food and beer, of course) and there was no pressure for us to leave. (That night was memorable because my card playing was criticized by another patron, who happened to be a little person...) If only they had a trivia night... read more

The service was terribly slow on a Saturday afternoon. I'd say the place was more than half full... while one server could have handled the crowd normally, having someone who has only been there one day take over the lunch shift on a weekend is just silly. He was clearly overwhelmed. We sat for at least an hour before our lunch came... and when it did, we were pretty disappointed. -2 stars for the food, not the service - not about to blame someone for being new. I ordered the $10 small plate (note: which is 2 - 4 dollars less than normal plates) expecting a smaller, but worthwhile meal. Especially since it's on "special". 1. It arrived cold. 2. It was literally less than 2oz of fish - the tail end of a smoked salmon they attempted to pass off as trout for some odd reason. Seriously, it was so bad that I was actually embarrassed for myself that I didn't complain (I refrained since the server was new and I was starving). Totally unexpected - really wanted to love this place. read more

Came in on a lovely casual Sunday afternoon, a few other groups were there, not hard to find a seat at all. The server was so nice and let us sample different beers and we each found one we loved. We also got a red wine we loved so much we drove to Wine World right afterwards to buy a bottle. The Mac and cheese was great, as was the grinder. read more

Latona Pub - The Chicken Caesar salad is gigantic - Pubs Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Latona Pub has a special place in my heart, though I'm not sure why, because I haven't had any special experiences there or anything! I think it's the window walls that get me. I'm a sucker for tall glass walls. Though there isn't much nearby, it's in a really great location a street or two away from Green Lake. It draws a very mixed crowd -- university students and professionals alike, young and not-so-young, from all sectors. The beer selection is fun, and the service (in my experience, at least) has always been attentive. I've arrived at pretty decent times that weren't so busy but have stuck around long enough to see that it gets pretty packed. You'll have to fight for seating beyond a certain point. ;) read more

I love coming here and wanted to say that their grilled cheese is amazing! They do put a large slice of tomato in it as a warning for those who don't enjoy that. They could have gone easier on the thickness of the slide because it wanted to slide out each time I took a bite. The Tomato kind of made it a bit sloppy I admit. One thing that did kind of throw us off is when we ordered the apple pie, it was served cold. Not even room temperature. Is it weird to expect warm or hot apple pie when served at a restaurant? Overall, still very worth coming, especially for their scrumptious salad!!! read more

The Latona is the first neighborhood pub that I have found in Seattle where you actually feel at home in. It's the kind of pub that you can go to when you need a good beer, good food and good company. The staff are all great and helpful. They play great music, change their beer menu every day and have the best food I have found in any other Seattle pub. No fries or deep-fried junk. read more

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Friendly bartenders. Fantastic taplist. This is one of the best places in the city to get craft beer, especially during Seattle Beer Week in May when they do a cask festival and other events. The celebrate Earth Day by having all of their beer deliveries for the week be done by hand, meaning kegs are walked with a hand truck from all over the puget sound. Sound brewing even sails a keg over from Poulsbo. The food is above average pub fair, the outdoor space is limited (though north facing so very little sun), and the bartenders are friendly and knowledgeable. Sometimes the bar gets pretty loud and the crowd a little boisterous after one too many mannys, but nothing compared to the level of volume further down in Fremont and Ballard. This is still, primarily, a neighborhood joint, and they do a really good job at keeping that atmosphere intact. read more

Lets say...we went during rush hour...5-530pm. It was busy in there. Small place but great staff. They told us it'd be a little wait and the three of us who went said no problem. Ordered the Hummus, quesadillas, i don't remember which sandwich, mac/cheese, and meatloaf. I had the meatloaf and it was delicious. Very large serving. I was not able to get a second Black Diamond Hefe in me. Though I really wanted one. My friends also enjoyed their meals and the appetizers we at were great too. Careful they come out piping hot so i ended up burning the roof of my mouth with a bunch of cheese...but it was worth it. The crowd didn't stop coming either. It continued to get busy but that's good for business!!! read more

I didn't actually know that the Hopvine was part of a three-pub chain. I like the food at the Hopvine, so when our brunch plans fell through, I was willing to give Latona a chance. Just like the Hopvine, the food is tastier than the average bar. My grilled cheese sandwich was made on essential bakery walnut bread and came with a very good tomato basil soup. Cake is not something I would normally order in a bar, but this one was fluffy and delicious. Rotating selections on tap. The chocolate stout was also tasty. read more

This is a two-sided review. On one hand, its a totally cute place -- the epitome of "Seattle Hipster Bar" and the food we had was great. Impressive meatloaf, spicy, cumin-ey BBQ pork sandwich, and a nice selection of beer. Bonus: the bun the BBQ pork sandwich came on was AMAZING. However, the overall attitude of everyone who worked there really brought the mood down. Everyone in this place seem to straddle the line between "do we work at a bar or a restaurant?" and no one looks happy. Early on Friday night this place was packed and standing room only in the two feet of space in the walkway by the bar. The band was packing up and leaving (it was like 7:00? Ok...) so most of the tables weren't available in one corner. I would say standard bar protocol is to jump on a table once someone gets up but this is where this place really has mixed personalities as we quickly were yelled at that "there is a wait list" to sit down. Whatever. We were eventually seated after being on the "wait list" for a while, and had a good time from then on, but hopefully this serves as a warning that this isn't the kind of place to go sit and have a casual drink with friends. You're either seated like a restaurant or standing in two feet of space by the door. Meh/just OK overall, but I would probably be back on a weeknight or for a hearty lunch, I guess. Oh, and one more thing: what's with the unnecessary TV? Honestly, there are some bars that just don't need to trash it up with ESPN playing all day and this is one of them. read more

Latona Pub - Secret upstairs nook seat! - Pubs Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This is one of my favorite bars in Seattle. I love their Friday night jazz happy hour and the food is seriously delicious. It's all comfort food. My favorite is the pot pie- one of the best pot pies I've had. I even love their meatloaf and normally I'm not a big meatloaf fan. The cheese plate is good to share if you're looking for a bite to eat and out in a group. I really like this place because the clientele is my style. You know when you go to a bar and you feel out of place? Like if all the girls are wearing lots of makeup and mini skirts and they all have long hair? And suddenly you look and feel veeeery old? You will not feel this way at the Latona Pub. At the same time, I have seen a few from the just-turned 21 crowd in there too. So it's a bar for all types. I don't drink beer, so no comment on the beer. But they have a decent wine selection and a full bar. I have also ordered food to go from them. I know what you're thinking. "That's gotta be some good food if she orders takeout from a pub!!" Uh huh. read more

One of the best little local pubs in Seattle, where you can always count on good beer and good food! The beer list rotates frequently, and I have found many new favorites by trying local breweries here. The hummus plate is a must order whenever you visit, and I've never had anything, nor have I ever met anyone who has had anything, that wasn't delicious. Get here early on sunny days/weekends to get a table! read more

Food is 2 star, beer and ambiance 4 star. Service was OK, business-like, not warm and fuzzy which is fine. Great selection of beer, OK selection of cider (one on tap, couple bottles). I ordered the grilled cheese and basil tomato soup, husband ordered the PBLT. The grilled cheese was scorching hot, soup was luke-warm. Soup was flavorful and fresh, sandwhich was saturated in oil/clarified butter, practically dripping when compressed with a bite. I sent it back for the small plate (goat cheese and mushroom pastry). Figured the pastry would not have added grease, just the built in stuff. It was better. PBLT was also very greasy, the pork belly had no seasoning, just tasted like pork fat. Go for neighborhood bar atmosphere and good beers. Do not go for the food unless you can find something on the menu that isn't doused in grease, unless that's your thing. read more

Great food (especially the chicken sandwich and the tacos) and a good beer selection kept me coming to Latona, despite the occasional terrible service, but now I've had enough. On my last three visits I've experienced shockingly bad customer service and sadly, I'll never be going back to Latona. Not to mention the fact that on my last visit, after I was treated rudely by two different servers, my card was charged two different amounts, which I found out about later when checking my account online. I think everyone should try Latona, but don't be surprised if your servers are rude and complain if you ask for substitutions or plan to pay with more than one card. read more