As the 75th review since Lyon Hall opened up about 6 months ago, I'm not sure what else there is to say. This is clearly a place designed for grown-ups, but they were very hospitable to us when we stopped by on a weekday night with the kids. The bistro-type atmosphere is a good addtion to the burgeoning Clarendon dining scene. Their pomme frittes were very good to start, but the steak tartare app was kind of bland. It needed more salt and/or capers or less egg yolk. I ordered the schnitzel for my main and was really pleased. My wife liked her rabbit confit and I tried some too and agreed. My 4 year-old was thrilled with the idea of ordering a kids shrimp cocktail for dinner - very grown-up and a nice departure from the normal hot dog and chicken fingers offered on most menus. Yes, the place is populated by local Arlington residents for the most part, so if you're part of the anti-yuppy backlash, you won't like Lyon Hall. But, you'd be doing yourself a disservice because Lyon Hall is pretty good. read more

I went here for dinner here during Restaurant Week and probably wouldn't return. I ordered the "market salad" as a starter, and it literally tasted like someone reached into the paper shredder basket, threw the shreddings on a plate, and added some dressing. There was no taste to it. For the entree, I opted for the Amish Chicken. It tasted fine, but didn't really blow me away. By this point I was ready to skip dessert and leave, but since it was included in the special, I ended up staying. I decided on the dessert that basically was comprised of chocolate rolls that had a a scoop of mint chocolate chip ice cream in between and a side of chocolate to pour over it. I only ate the ice cream, since the chocolate rolls tasted like they were the offspring of the market salad. There was no taste to it. The restaurant was packed, however. If you drive in, good luck finding parking! read more

This place reminds me of an acquaintance's ex: "I tried to like it but I failed". It has a lot going for it. It is close to me, I like the food, I like the simple but very nice space. But the service at the bar is too random, too haphazard. Not enough bartenders, scatter brained bartenders, bartenders doing things other than bartendending. Too many times the iffy service makes what should have been a pleasant visit an annoying one. I'll probably come here occasionally because of the convenience, but if the service was as good as Whitlow's, a much more casual and less expensive place, I might be a regular. read more

Very hearty food despite the classy atmosphere. Slightly upscale compared to the rest of the neighborhood. Wide array of beer and wine. Menu offers a safe but fun dive into German beer hall style. Doesn't break the bank but it is expensive. Good for any occasion, but falls short of wowing. read more

Three of us went for a birthday lunch on Sunday. The hostess let us know we'd have to wait about twenty minutes so we got a carafe of coffee from the bartender. We were seated upstairs about ten minutes later. The coffee is sold by the carafe and had enough for six small cups. We had an omelet that was ok, steak tartar that was awesome, French onion soup that was non traditional and good, and quiche that was good. The birthday guests were blown away by the bloody Mary's that are spiced and come with a shot beer chaser. We'd go again though I prefer other places in the area. They can seat a group of twenty or so upstairs though a reservation would be wise. read more

Great beer selection, impressive menu that ranges from French/Belgian, German to eastern European countries. The mussels were fantastic (and they will bring extra bread for the inevitable dipping). These are the best mussels that I have had in Arlington, The GF and I shared the sausage platter for 2 (generous portions of various sausages as well as spaetzel and sauerkraut). I brought stuff home with me, which almost never happens, and we couldn't even bring ourselves to look at the dessert menu. Really a great addition to Clarendon. I look forward to heading back to sample more of the menu and the beers. read more

Looking at Google Maps, this place was still a vacant building. Now it's a hopping young french bar/restaurant. The beer selection is really cool, and they serve all of their beers in specially designed glasses for that type of beer. One of the beers I ordered came in a huge chalice that must have weighed 5 lbs, and required two hands to drink it. Yes, people made fun of me every time I took a sip. But it was fun, and a cool experience. I hear the food there is really good, too, so I might go back one day and try the mussels. read more

This is the place to go for a great draft beer. Their German beer selection is excellent! They have a good food menu, and options to eat indoors or out. It's an easy choice for a quick drink/snack. read more

I did not know I loved French food so much until I came here. Ambitious and successful menu for food and drinks. Excellent house and downtempo music. Fun bathroom... Great location one comfortable block away from Clarendon metro. My absolute favorite club-slash-restaurant at the moment. // I think that covers it. read more

Lyon Hall is one of the best restaurants in Clarendon. First of all, I once ate a chocolate cake doughnut topped with glazed bacon. If that doesn't sell you, you should be ashamed of yourself and move on with your life and hope that I never see you in public because I will probably berate you. The moment I fell in love with Lyon Hall was when I decided to have a boozy brunch there....(hashtag #boozybrunch obviously)...not only did they reserve the bar for us on a Sunday afternoon, but the service was phenomenal. David, the beer director, made the best Irish coffee (french press, good whiskey) that I've ever had. He put up with us being a bit loud and unruly and possibly enjoyed it. We never even had to order food, we just asked him to have the chef (Andy Bennett, also a stellar guy) send out whatever he felt like making. For hours (yes, hours) the drinks and food just kept coming. It was as if I walked from the Clarendon metro to some magical place with endless amounts of bacon and eggs. Ron Swanson would've fucking loved that brunch. read more

I really like this spot. It's off the main drag by a little, great happy hours, and a really chill vibe. It's usually not crowded like Liberty Tavern, so there's some space to breath. There's also a lack of Arlington bros here, so it's a nice getaway from the usual scene. Think of Whitlows on Whitson... then think the opposite. I've never had brunch or dinner here, but I can imagine it holds up. But for happy hour, definitely hit this place up! It's a little smaller than some of the other bars nearby, but I'd trade environment for space any day! :) read more

We had such a fantastic experience at Lyon Hall today! Today was my brother'a birthday and we chose Lyon Hall because they allowed us to make a larger reservation online and I had seen good reviews. I couldn't have been more pleased. Zach, our host, called earlier in the morning to make sure our tables would work for the party and our servers were extremely understanding of our large group and the somewhat chaos that came with serving 30 adults. The food was delicious! Lyon Hall gives you warm French bread with fresh butter before your food arrives and it was to die for. The cocktails were also strong and delicious. The food arrived in a good amount of time and was a hit with everyone - there was not a single unhappy person! Our server then suggested a champagne toast, which he set up up. It was the perfect end to our party. Thank you, Lyon Hall! I will be back for future meals. This restaurant is perfect for groups and the staff did such a great job. read more

Went here for a date with my girlfriend. The place has great decor and is very lively. The food is decent, raw bar selections were good but $16 for one sausage link and some lentils? I'm guessing the chef has a big smile on his face when he calculates his food cost. I thought the texture of the sausage was off, a little too spongy for my taste. Good place, good service, and a great beer selection, but I think there are many better options in Clarendon. read more

We've been here a few times now, so I'll review each experience. Lunch: Wife and I went for lunch with a friend a few weeks ago. We each got the burger, and it tasted great. The beef was tasty, the bun and toppings were balanced perfectly with it, and the fries were really good. We got the french toast for my son, and it was good, but so classically "French" that it was kind of lost on a 5 year old. Either way, 5 stars. Dinner: We went by ourselves for an impromptu date. Duck fat frites as an appetizer - come on, potatoes and duck fat; you can't go wrong. I got the short rib, she got the scallops. My short rib was tender and flavorful, and the sides complemented it well. She loved her scallops; they were cooked just right, and again the sides were great. Our server was very knowledgeable about the food and the wine - we had some trouble with their wine list in that they were out of each by-the-glass wine I ordered, but our server took it upon herself to talk the manager into opening a bottle that's normally not sold by the glass, and it turned out to be one of the better wines I've had. Good meal, great service. This is the kind of place Arlington really needs. Good food, great staff, etc. I hear brunch is good there, too...maybe next time. read more

Definitely love getting a drink in the evening here, it's a gorgeous bar. Not too many vegetarian options, it's overpriced, etc... The pretzel appetizer is nomtastic, with all the different types of mustard. Not gonna lie, my favorite part about this place is the bathroom. I won't ruin the surprise for you, but I cried from laughing so hard the first time I went in. read more

We have eaten here several times in the past for brunch and have had good food and service, which is why we have returned, naturally. But after this visit, we will most likely not be back. We were the first customers of the day for Sunday brunch, and were seated immediately as a result. Over the next 45 minutes, several other tables around us were seated and served their food, while we were still waiting for ours. It was not until we asked twice about the delay, and another two times for drink refills and to speak to a manager, that our food was finally delivered. The manager came over after the second request and proceeded to make several very poor excuses for the delay, and only grudgingly accepted that the server did not do his job correctly after one member of our party (who has worked in food service and knows how this goes) called them out on this. The manager then proceeded to say she would comp our drinks (which were a grand total of $6) and donuts ($7), and seemed very proud of herself that she had knocked $13 off of a $60 bill, while never holding the server (who we only saw once after this) accountable. When our friend informed the manager that her offer was not industry standard, she decided to also comp the mimosa that our friend had ordered. Um, okay. Then, the manager proceeded to bring out the chef, whom she had previously said was not at fault, so, I have no idea why she did this - though it did give me the opportunity to tell the chef that the food was good, which was the only good thing about this experience. I believe she still felt bad, so, she brought us all mimosas on the house, without being asked. Well, I'm sure she was well meaning, but what if one of us was a recovering alcoholic? What if we couldn't drink because of religious reasons? What if we were allergic to orange juice? She placed them on the table and they basically went untouched. So, the money she seemed proud to be saving was wasted when she gave us three drinks we didn't want. I'm sure that's not what the owner had in mind when opening this restaurant. And if that wasn't enough, at the very end, the server finally resurfaces - without any apology - and brings us one bill when we had asked for separate checks. Fail. I have moderately high standards when we go out to eat (especially in a place like the DC-Metro area) because if I pay for a service, I want it done competently. People expect that of me in my line of work, and I wouldn't have it any other way. But when my easy going husband - who tips, no matter how poor the service - complains and doesn't tip, you know it's bad. So, if they change management, then I will reconsider my initial stance about not returning. But this manager must be new, and even if she isn't, she and that server need to be re-trained or reassigned... read more

Went out for a girls night decided to try Lyon Hall because I've walked by it many times and thought it looked cute. We ordered the Fromage to start, chose 3 cheeses, $18. What we got were 3 Lilliputian slices of cheese, and 6 slices of toast. Not only was it a teeny tiny serving but the cheeses were not anything to write home about. For my entree, I ordered BOUILLABAISSE, although the soup tasted great, it was disappointing with no shrimp or lobster in it. My friend ordered Mussels which she said were fine, nothing special. Our waiter was friendly but did not tell us the specials and took about 30 minutes to bring the check at the end. read more

How sad it is that I only recently discovered the sweet spot that is Lyon Hall. I first visited The Hall on Thanksgiving Eve (Aka High school reunion drinking night) when I met up with a few old friends (Yes, they were from high school). Thank you Sarah for shooting me that text and curse myself for having Arlington tunnel vision all of these years because this is now one of my top spots to grab a drink in the area. The dimly lit ambiance gives a sophisticated / welcoming vibe to the establishment. A stout DJ stand located amongst the cocktail tables plays an assortment of solid musical selections without being so loud that you have to shout over one another to carry on a conversation. The age range seems to be a little older than the normal 21-25 demographic that typically populate Clarendon Grill and the like. My one complaint is the actual bar area tends to get a little snug once it starts getting crowded. And of course the most important part, at least in my opinion: The beer menu. Lyon Hall's selection of frothy beverages is quite vast in comparison to the other joints in the area, and is only closely matched by Rustico and Galaxy Hut in terms of verity and unique brands. You're bound to find something you'll enjoy amongst their extensive list, and the servers there are more than happy to bitch-slap you with some knowledge about whatever new brews have recently appeared on the menu. My favorite of the night was a pumpkin ale from their Fall Flight (Note: I love beer flights). So much in fact that I attempted to go back for some more 2 nights later, only to find that they had just kicked their last keg. Sad. Face. Womp. So far I've only snacked on some apps while trying new beers, so I'll have to test our their true cuisine sometime in the near future. Conclusion: Truly one of my favorite bars in A-town. P.S. The bathrooms = Awesome read more

First of all. The pretzel. Yes. Especially at Happy Hour prices I have dreams about this pretzel. Don't expect a traditional pretzel though because this is really just a HUGE piece of delicious bread shaped like a pretzel with amazing dipping sauces. Also because I have no manners I use the pretzel as a vehicle for my steak tartare (which is also lovely). I also love the SJF on happy hour special - made with a zippy Ginger beer. The reason I can't give this place a better rating is that I've had several regular meals here and they've been just okay. But for a happy hour spot- I know exactly what I'm getting when I come here and I will continue to return. read more

It pains me to write this review, because Lyon Hall used to be one of our favorite spots, but they have definitely lost their way. Food: Poorly seasoned and lacking flavor, other than salt. The pretzel has changed several times in the roughly 5 years that I've been coming to Lyon Hall, but the latest iteration is by far the worst. Not sure who's idea it was to sub out the beer cheese for bland fondue, or put poppy and caraway seeds on top, but it isn't working. Service: lacking. Our server must have been overextended, because we had to wait a long time to place our drink order, our dinner order, and get the check. When the check did come it was missing the itemized copy, which was...weird. We're both vaccinated, but would have felt very unsafe otherwise. The bar is technically closed to bar service to allow more high top tables (which are pushed right up against the bar), but the bartenders will serve people that walk up anyway. The result is unmasked customers getting uncomfortably close to order, and standing right next to other high top diners after they've ordered, conversing and sipping their drinks, unmasked. None of the staff did anything to intervene. read more

The food here is pretty good. We got the pork schnitzel, spaetzle, choucroute garnie, duck foie gras and a bunch of other sides and appetizers. Love the pickled vegetables. Someone in our party tried to order french onion soup and the server said they were out, but that the mussels were good. Hmm. We gave her a puzzled look. Then she backtracked and told us about another soup that was ready when she realized that mussels are not a good substitute for soup. Oh well, we got a good laugh out of it. I agree with the other reviewers about service. It basically sucks. You'll have to ask for everything, i.e. ready to order, refills, etc... I will probably go back because of the food, but only when I have a lot of time for a meal. read more

Today marked my second visit to Lyon Hall - both times for late brunch. I'll start by saying that the food has proven consistently excellent. Everything brought out on both occasions was delicious. My reasoning for 4 stars vs 5, however is the extremely rude reception we received upon arrival. We arrived dressed nice and with reservations, but no one merits the kind of treatment we received. The apparent seating hostess was on the phone being very rude and impatient with someone who obviously needed directions to the place. In the meantime, she avoided eye contact and made no sign of acknowledgement - not even "just a moment, please." Two more seating hostesses eventually came and proceeded to look over the table charts while also ignoring us before one finally took some menus and looked up to ask us if we could be helped - all three were very unprofessional, snobby, and rude. We were led to a cramped table on the end and our menus were dropped on our table. The worst signs of management I've seen in ages. A lovely followed this annoying welcome though: Between the two of us, the cappuccino was perfect, the mimosas were just right, and donuts (almond joy and pecan pie) were fluffy, light, fresh and enjoyable. We ordered the Autumn mussels and found the different recipe to be unexpectedly delightful. The smoked salmon and poached eggs were amazing (just as it was last time), and the shortrib hash was also very well executed. Everything was brought out in desired, non-hurried courses, and our waiter was attentive and courteous. So were the others who brought out our orders and refilled our water occasionally. At the end of the meal we asked to speak to the manager, 1) to let him/her know that such a great place deserves better representatives at the door, 2) to express our overall dining satisfaction food-wise. Guess what: the disgustingly rude woman at the door turned out to be the manager. My boyfriend civilly but firmly pointed out her lack of manners and how long we had been waiting, and made it clear that if not for a reservation and my insistence that the food there was worth it, he would have walked out. In response, we received a bunch of excuses and finally a half-hearted apology. If the owner wants to perfect his/her business and make Lyon Hall truly a great experience from start to finish, seriously reprimanding (at the least) manager Francesca is definitely in order. Unfortunately because of that, while I'll visit again for the mussels at some point, (and possibly donuts) it doesn't make my "frequent often" list due to the staff. read more

Sit at the bar. Best staff in town! Patio is nice, hit this place on Mondays for $1 oysters Order an 'SJF' for happy hour. read more

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place before. One of my favorite neighborhood spots, I really do love this place. They have a wonderful beer selection, cure their own meats and have a fantastic menu. You simply can't go wrong here, from sitting at the bar and indulging in some fantastic beverages and enjoying a wonderful medley of sausage to sitting outside and having a wonderful meal, this place rocks. read more

good food at expense report prices. onion soup is good, the banh mi is great, fries - yum. Enjoyable and nice atmosphere. Good beer and wine selections. Nice that they offer French roses. read more

I've since been back several times for brunch and happy hour and have had great experiences. Plus they play cool music!

We came here on a Saturday night. Expect a quick 15 minute wait for a table. Service was great. Bus boys always come regularly to clear your table. Pork Schnitzel, mussels, pretzel are a must try. If your in the Clarendon area looking for craft beers and your a fan of French/ German food definitely stop by! read more

Attended a private event at Lyon Hall. Always love this place. The food was great to include the oysters on the half shell. Drinks were make perfectly and the wait staff were great and happy to help. Great selection of beers on tap. read more

A hidden treasure when it comes to nightlife in Clarendon. Stepping into Lyon Hall on a Friday or Saturday evening is almost like a fresh breath of air, away from all the usual rabble that goes on. Walking inside, you have a DJ playing a mix of deep house, indie, funk, soul, and everything thing else related. Not your typical top 40, hard electro mashups. The list of spirits here is also quite good. I've come here a few times with my friend Freddy Jr R and have both been impressed with not only the spirits list but the quality of the drinks too. I would say that the drinks are almost comparable to Green Pig across the street. But because Green Pig isn't the type of bar you go to late at night, Lyon Hall is a great choice. We both enjoyed the Old Fashions here as well as their Manhattans. The crowd here is definitely not the usual bros either. Instead its actually much more laid back and mature compared to Clarendon Blvd. If I'm feeling too lazy to go to DC, Lyon Hall is a decent choice. Will I come back to try the food? Probably, since when you check in you get a free order of soft pretzels (if you dine in). Drinks? Quite good. read more

Great date spot! I have been here a couple of times for the basket of Mussels' and haven't been disappointed yet. You can't go wrong with any of the mussels. I like the Vin Blanc, and Saffron, and Shrimp quite abit, and I always get the Pommes Frites. Great ambiance. read more

3 stars for an a-OK bar in Clarendon. My review is on the drinks alone as we had already eaten dinner when we came by. The bar is dimly lit with seats at the bar and across the aisle. We were told by locals this was the best place to get a unique beer and they were right. Lots of foreign drafts and a couple local ones as well. The crowd kept the two bartenders busy, but we didn't struggle to get a drink when we were ready. I went with a local, seasonal brew and it was served in a stemmed beer glass. Nice atmosphere and fun spot for those wanting to get a drink without going all the way into the city. Especially good for adventurous beer drinkers. Expect to pay at least $8 for a quality draft. They may have cheaper bottled brews, but I'm not positive. Worth a trip if you're in the area, but not worth the drive if you're staying in the city. read more

Went here recently for a friend's birthday. The atmosphere was very lively...a tad too lively. The music was too loud that you can't even hear the server mention the specials. I couldn't hear what my friend sitting next to me was saying to me. It's like a club trying to be a dinner restaurant trying to be a club. Yeah, it's that confusing. I ordered the filet mignon, tasted great. It had a great flavor to it, whatever the seasoning they were using. And it was very tender, mixed with the potato puree, fantastic. The drink samplers were educational, they had 4-5 different sets. Try them all. The service was great. Our waiter was very informative and helpful, whenever I could hear what he was saying. My water was always topped off without me even noticing. Very decent place to eat but the atmosphere gets ruined by the obnoxious sounds during the night time. read more

Noteworthy French restaurant...in Clarendon. Yep. The food is well-prepared, the prices are moderate, the portions are very hearty, and the atmosphere is laid-back cool. This place dishes out excellent French fare and doesn't need to add any unnecessary hype. Seriously, need I say more? OK, so the food is absolutely delicious. The complimentary basket of assorted breads and sea-salted butter is a great start. The french onion soup and mussels for appetizers are not to be missed. And for the main course, stick with the crab & lobster burger (complete with pickled peppers, bibb lettuce, and a spicy aioli) or the flank steak. Both of the main entrees are superb and both come with a heaping, enough-for-four-people portion of pommes frites. And they aren't just any ordinary frites. I'm talking slightly charred, slightly mushy, herbed goodness. So good. As for the dessert, well, we were all too stuffed to order any. Next time... read more

Four stars for brunch! I'm sad it took me nearly 3 years to upon the Lyon Hall brunch. This is a great Sunday brunch spot, and I'm sure I'll be back. Hubby and I made reservations for noon on Sunday. I suggest that anyone trying to go for brunch do so - there was a very large line waiting when we arrived a couple of minutes prior to noon. The menu looked delicious from top to bottom. After reading several reviews, we had a good idea of what we wanted to get -- we settled on the tres leches donut, Lyonnaise potatoes and eggs, and the sausage and eggs. We decided to order the sausage and eggs sunny side up, and the Lyonnaise scrambled. "Do nut' leave Lyon Hall without trying one of their amazing donuts. Absolutely delicious. We were so happy with the freshness, hotness, and absolute deliciousness of these tasty treats. I'd have loved to had 5 more of these but probably hated the sugar rush and stomach ache that would follow from that decadence! We really enjoyed the Lyonnaise potatoes and eggs - the pulled pork is soft and delicious, and the eggs were cooked well. The sausage from the sausage and eggs stole the show for us, we just wish they provided more. We did feel the brioche did not compliment the egg/mushrooms that well and were left with a bit of a bland taste. However, this was a mere blip that could likely be remediated by ordering a different style of eggs. Overall, I suggest that Lyon Hall brunch is a MUST try. We will definitely be back to try the pretzels that are so highly raved about. read more

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Great brunch spot. We walked in pretty early and had no problems getting a table but I can envision it being incredibly difficult on a weekend so if you can make a reservation, I'd go that route. We sat outside and normally the service is slower but this was not the case. Our waitress was attentive albeit a bit tired it seemed but no worries, we weren't in a chatty mood. 3 eggs benny, 1 egg white omelette, and an order of doughnuts later were all pretty pleased with ourselves. The egg whites were cooked well and not dry and everyone else seemed to enjoy the bennys. I'd get the sauce on the side if I were you, seemed a bit much. The star of the show was the doughnuts. OH MAN the doughnuts. I don't even like doughnuts and I was happy with these. You get four different varieties that rotate so you never know what you're going to get until they arrive at your table. Mimosas were a bit weak. If you're looking for a fancier brunch, this is a good spot to try. read more

Note that this is a review for sunday brunch. I'd been wanting to check out this place for awhile and finally did. The inside is really simple and quaint, and reminds me of a restaurant in Paris. I went with my mom, and we ordered the donuts to start with. Normally when restaurants offer donuts, they are a bunch of tiny ones.... nope. These are 4 real sized donuts topped with mini ones. SO BIG. They are really delicious though, just a lot to eat for just 2 people. I can't wait to come here for dinner one night! read more

If you live anywhere in the DC area, Lyon Hall is worth the trip. It's a hidden gem near the Clarendon metro with an incredible atmosphere and great outdoor seating area. Great brunch, great dinner, great happy hour. They have $1 oysters on Monday with $6 wine and many other deals. Beware of the bread and butter they bring to the table, it's easy to fill up on that without realizing it because it's so good. But the food coming later is just as good. I got the trout for dinner and the seafood omelet for brunch and both were delicious. This place is always crowded, even late into the night with locals so you know it's a good one. The only reason I gave this place 4 stars is because the service isnt 4 stars. Every time I go the waiter seems to be new. An order was messed up once, had to ask for things multiple times, and a few other issues. Overall, highly recommend!! read more

I was here about 3 weeks ago on a Sunday. Liberty Tavern was packed, so we walked down to Lyons Hall. We sat at the bar to avoid the 15-minute wait. The food was just ok. I had the beet salad with a side of potatoes. I've had better beet salad. I was more excited about my chamomile tea. My boyfriend loved his steak and eggs though. I'm willing to try this place again for dinner because the menu looked interesting. I definitely won't go back for brunch. Liberty wins for brunch. read more

3.5 Its a good place for bistro food - mussels, charcuterie, escargots, nice bread and extensive beer and wine lists. Nice change of pace to the bars and such in the neighborhood. Desserts are so-so, but everything is pretty solid. I liked the food and ambiance, but found the server we happened to have incredibly awkward(like really, are you going to interrupt a conversation for the 4th time?). Server aside, I would go again. read more

Good service...and tolerant! We were a big birthday group taking up tons of space in the bar area, getting in the servers way, presenting birthday cake, eating it, making messes, etc. but the staff took it all in stride and were actually helpful on top of that. I was expecting to get 86'd or at least get grumbles. They have a great selection of beers on taps with a few hard-to-finds from NE breweries. The food is great too. Lots of good things on the menu but I was starving and went for a good old fashioned hamburger with a fried egg on top. Great beef, raclette cheese and a delicious bun...it's making me hungry read more