Great service! Delicious food! Great place to watch the game, especially on their back patio!read more

Let me tell you, we went here for a casual Friday lunch and came out amazed! Our server Mckenzy was…read moreone of the best servers i've had to this day, she made sure we had everything we needed and was absolutely so sweet and hilarious! She made our visit so lovely, not to mention the buffalo chicken dip was great! Will be coming back!

I can't say enough wonderful things about this restaurant! From the moment we walked in, we felt…read morewelcomed. The atmosphere was inviting, the service was fantastic, and the food was absolutely delicious! It's always nice to find a restaurant where you can enjoy a great meal, friendly service, and an overall wonderful experience. You can tell they take pride in making their customers happy. Great food, great people, and great service! I highly recommend giving this place a try. We will definitely be back!

GREAT food and service. A great place to celebrate a…read morespecial occasion - or just have a great meal. Last week, my wife and I celebrated our anniversary there. Our server, Sam, was new to Ashtens but did a great job and knew the menu items. About three staff wished us a "happy anniversary ". Nice touch.

Tucked into the regional craft scene, this local gathering space successfully bridges the gap…read morebetween casual neighborhood taproom and serious brewing craft. The beers themselves are excellent--meticulously brewed, balanced, and easily rivaling operations in much larger metropolitan hubs. Ordering requires navigating a slightly awkward counter-service bottleneck that disrupts the otherwise relaxed flow, but the friendly, welcoming staff more than compensates for the logistical hiccup. Beyond the taps, the kitchen yields pleasant surprises; a hearty chicken salad elevated by a sharp, house-made vinaigrette proved remarkably good. Drop in on a Tuesday night, and you'll find the room packed tight for lively trivia, cementing the brewery's status as a vibrant local anchor worth visiting again

Railhouse has been a consistent, great brewery over the years. I had moved away several years ago,…read morebut stopped in today for a visit. The menu for both food and beer is impressive, staff is friendly, and veteran owned. Always a friendly vibe and a great stop if you're in town. Highly recommend!

Place is surprisingly noisy- trying to talk across the table was difficult- very echoey…read more Lots of parking. Hostess was very friendly. Our waitress Meaghan was friendly, attentive and knowledgeable. I had the whole beet salad with grilled chicken,it had a good amount of spinach, beets, feta paying extra for the grilled chicken- (only a 1/4 piece) The dressing was tasty.

We enjoyed a yummy buffalo chicken sandwich and French onion dip. I also had the blackberry chipper…read morecocktail which was yummy and refreshing! The staff at the bar were super friendly! TVs at the bar to watch sports and hangout.

I had a really great experience! My first time was a little iffy, but Nicole made the experience so…read moremuch better. She made sure we had a drink we enjoyed and really went above and beyond to make our experience enjoyable. We had such a fun time and even had a great time afterward. Definitely a memorable experience!

just got done here for karaoke. the website and online say 18+ friendly until all events are over…read moreincluding the karaoke event, which is weird because apparently per the bouncers etc they allow people in that they trust and kicked us out when they felt like it. the internet needs to be updated because me and my friends were trying to have fun, did, and then had it ruined by this. please update your websites and pages next time, definitely a huge mood ruiner to be told that and pretty much dragged around how you please. if you trust us so much to do the event why not let us stay. the food from the food truck guy was great though. thanks for the pizza

Fish and chips were excellent! Fresh North Atlantic cod. I thought i was in England!!…read moreRibeye was excellent. Recommendation came from hotel and they did not do us wrong. Downstairs they have karaoke. Bars nice. Staff on point

Wow, this was not what I expected and struggled to reach a 3 star. I had buyers regret not getting…read morethe fish and chips. It actually looked good. Instead, I opted for the crab cakes appetizer which they touted as a signature dish. I was disappointed to find that the cakes were mostly filler and harbored no lumps of crab at all. They were very much like the ones you get frozen at the store. For $18, I expected more. The fried shrimp were okay but not exceptional. The potatos were mashed red skin. This was a very average experience and okay for a fast bute but wouldnt go out of my way to eat there.

Awesome Grill and Pub. One of my favs!!!…read more A great place to go and unwind for lunch, especially during the work days. Great scenery....Men Skydiving...Hello!!!! Highly recommend, not just for the scenery, but the food is great!

Stopped in for lunch, the dinning and bar area were busy as there was a weather stop and Jumpers…read morewere waiting for weather to clear, bartender/server was somewhat busy, we ordered food and was told food takes about 35 to 40 minutes. The bartender brought out our food about 40 minutes later, it was hot and very tasty, The bar and tables needed to be wiped down when folks left are they were dirty and sticky. The kitchen was slow due to short staffed and small kitchen equipment from what the bartender told us. Nice little place to grab a beverage of draft and a bite but just be ready to wait. Cheers!

I dropped by one afternoon to check out this new pub in North Raleigh and I was delighted to find…read morehow cozy it was and how hospitable and sweet the owners, Kevin and Stephanie, are. The decor in The Winchester Pub is unique in the fact that they don't have all the stereotypical, tacky beer signage that others have and the bar is completely handmade by Kevin himself (it's gorgeous). Their selection of beers on tap is primo -- you won't see any of the over-served blah beers of other bars. Instead, you'll find a finely curated selection that boasts a variety of tastes. If you're not into beer, there are also a few bottles of wine you can choose to have a glass of. There's a small selection of canned brews you can purchase from the display case in the front of the pub, back of the pub, and in the refrigerated unit in the rear, as well as cider, spiked coffee malt beverages, alcoholic seltzers, and beer kegs. Surprisingly, there's even some bagged coffee! If you fancy bringing some pub merch home, there are branded mugs for sale. Above the bar, there are mounted TV screens, perfect for enjoying local sports games (especially European soccer matches on the weekends). Plenty of backed barstools surround the bar, and there's a line of round, leather-topped stools along the back wall. If stools aren't your cup of tea, there are two cozy leather couches you can lounge on: one in the front (by the entrance) and one in the back (next to a pool table)! If you're not craving any booze, there's a water cooler in the front of the pub and canned sodas in the fridge (Sprite and Coke). If you're feeling playful, there are couple of board games on the one of the beer display shelves by the entrance (beneath the framed red jersey). I'm more of a cider kind of girl, so Kevin suggested a fantastic, locally-owned cider out of Pittsboro, NC: "Chatham Cider Works Highway 64". It was sweet, light, bubbly, and strong, especially at 10% ABV (so, watch out!). My husband and I both sampled the "Fullsteam Igor Cake" Pastry Stout (9% ABV), which was super sweet. Hubby ended up ordering the "Casita Home Sweet Home" Imperial Stout (10% ABV), which had a cake-like flavor, was super smooth, and not too sweet. No foods are currently served here, but there are some snacks for sale behind the bar and you are more than welcome to bring in your own noms to accompany any drinks your order. From the cooler, I bought and tried: - Brown Bomber Mocha Hard Latte - flavored malt beverage (5% ABV) made with 100% Arabica coffee and milk. It's recommended to shake well and serve over ice. It was soooo creamy, chocolatey, and delicious -- you can't even tell that there is alcohol in it! - Brown Bomber Vanilla Hard Latte - same as the previous, but vanilla-flavored - Sound Craft Rosé Seltzer (5% ABV) - super smooth and tasting of freshly pressed blackberries, I could not tell that there was alcohol in it! If you're looking for a cozy spot to throw back a pint as you unwind from work, you've found the perfect place!

Pub is tricky to find, so make sure you drive down the hill and behind the main mall. But it is so…read moresmall. I came for a World Cup match. I wanted a great soccer oriented environment. Despite arriving over an hour before the match started, every seat at the bar was already taken. And there are no tables so if you aren't fortunate enough to get a bar seat, you're SOL. I saw one or two bar patrons eyeing me weirdly, like I was invading their home space. So I decided to just leave. Per the online menu, they do have over a dozen drafts available, but I didn't get to try any of them. So disappointing.

I was visiting projects for work, and I brought my coworker and our insurance consultant here for…read morelunch after reading the reviews. We were down by Lake Tillery on a job so this was within a reasonable distance. Love the layout and decor in the restaurant. Oh, we picked a shareable for the table and spinach artichoke dip, which was a good choice to split between three people. We still have plenty of our workday left so I opted to go with the grilled salmon and a rather unique side in Mexican street corn.. for my second side I decided to add a house salad with homemade ranch dressing. The salad was a large portion to start with in the flavor of the Mexican corn in the salmon went well together. I made a great choice. The Mexican corn was three short corn on the cobs in a long dish with sauce on top of the corn. Public house is definitely the place to be in Albert mall for lunch dinner or a private event.

Being new to the area, we wanted to try out this place that always seemed to have a crowd in the…read morelobby. We went to Five Points Public house for a weekday lunch and only had to wait about 15 minutes to be seated. The food was good, the interior architecture is nice to look at, and we will be back. The restaurant is a mix of booths and tables with chairs. You can tell the building is old, but had been tastefully worked into a restaurant by the age on the exposed brick within. The whole front of the restaurant faces one of the main roads for downtown, and has large windows that bring in tons of natural light. This place is good for a date night, a group gathering, or anything in between. There's even some bar seating if that's your thing. Our table got the French dip and a make-your-own burger. The French dip was easily shared by my little and me, as the portion size was large. The build-your-own-burger comes exactly as you want it, cooked to your temperature preference, but I will say the patty could have had more seasoning on it. The onion rings are amazing, and the onion adheres perfectly to the batter. One thing I hope to be able to use in the future is the Pontiac Room, which is their second story event space. They have a nice sign that gives details about the space, and I truly believe it would be good for wedding receptions, large parties, or large group gatherings. I don't know if there is an elevator to this space, so you'd need to check on that should your group have mobility concerns. Overall, this is a place that we will bring the whole crew to in the future.