Met a college roommate here. Neat little pub with ample…read moreselections of beverages. Special was steak quesadillas and they were prepared perfectly. Waitress/bartender personable and informative. Will revisit even if solo.

My wife and I decided to stop in for a rare daytime date without the kids…read more The waitress was great. She was nice and personable. My wife ordered the Club sandwich. It was served in Texas toast. Plenty of meat, and very good. I ordered the Christo. The flavor was good. If I had to make one complaint on the sandwiches, it would be the bread. Texas toast was just way too thick. Otherwise, everything was delicious. For the desert, we opted for the blondie brownie. The brownie was ok, but the crème almost had an off flavor. Not that it had gone bad, just a weird tang.

Cool bar was there last fall on tail end of a motorcycle ride. Herb always treats us well! The…read morestaff was great!

Very friendly staff great ambience very historical and fun. Seems to always draw an amazing great…read morecrowd didn't do much of the food. But what we saw looked great.

Don't go between Sunday & Thursdays. Bar closes early if not…read morecrowded.closed at 9.00pm this Sunday................

last 3 times I been there was horrible bartending service the food was decent but the staff rude…read morenot a inviting place at all. hope people stay clear stats or coal miners are better options.

Great food and great service at a fair price. The views are unbelievable. You won't be disappointed.read more

We loved our server, Maxi. What a kind guy and just happy to be there. Loved the music they…read moreplayed.. sounded like a live set. Good selection of beer and ciders. Chicken tendies, chips, waffle fries and ranch were really good. Skip the chicken Caesar wrap. Delicious sweet tea

Food was great again! Service is always good! My shift called in and got to go orders. Thanks for…read morethe great food!

This is a quintessential neighborhood watering hole. Lots of locals talking among themselves, above…read morethe din of the jukebox and TV, and chatting with the servers. Who were polite, if not very welcoming to this non-local. They brought menus, rattled off the happy hour specials and took my order quickly, but then ... nothing much. No, "You're not from around here, are you?" or anything like it. On the plus side, the hazy IPA was quite good. Lots of stone fruit with only a moderate amount of hops. And the mini-corn dog appetizers BLEW ME AWAY! Better than I've had at many a county fair, and corn dogs are my weakness. These were hot, the breading nice and golden, and brought with mustard for dipping. All told, the prices were good. Less than $10 before tip for the happy hour specials, which were tasty. If I was made to feel welcome, I'd probably make the trip again. The food was good but lots of places have great grub. I'll find one of them next time.

Went there for dinner. They do not serve food!!! Not sure the name really has "grill" in it. It's…read morejust a bar. Beer was cold however.

Years ago a friend named Mark worked at St. Marks. When my grandfather died all of the cousins got…read moretogether here for a drink. My first drink with my nephew was here. My last drink with a friend in Huntington was here. Maybe I like it so much because of the good memories. I do grab a seat and people watch since there is usually is a space at the bar that opens up and the chairs are surprisingly comfortable. The crowd does change a bit as the night wears on. People will introduce themselves, chat a little bit, and move upstairs or back to their group. Sometimes they are drunk. Sometimes they are getting there. Overall they are super nice and remind me of a mixture of the old BW3 college and working crowd and Robby's college crowd from decades ago. When it's time to go the bartenders are politely insistent. Occasionally I have been told to make sure my buddy, a complete stranger at the beginning of the night, is not driving. It is easy to meet a 'friend you never knew' here but Huntington is a small town and usually you have a friend or relative or teacher in common. Huntington is like that and I love that St Marks has stayed largely the same and remained in business.

I love Maggie's although I don't drink anymore. I wish that they served food, and then the place…read morewas bigger. I feel like they could really have a larger crowd. In a location that can be closed-minded, the staff at Maggie's opens everyone with open arms. The drinks are always great and the atmosphere is so fun that even when you're the DD, you have a great time.

Fun local little hangout. Nothing fancy but everyone is always so nice and they have great drink…read moreprices. Say hey to Norman the cat if you stop in.

Just not clean. Door opened to gambling room with a fan blowing out so that cigars smoke fills the…read morerestaurant. Service is friendly but not well trained. The owner's tipsy behavior is also an issue for those of us who just want dinner. We've stopped going. Our friends have stopped going.

Just opened and decided to give it a try. I've now eaten there twice…read more First, the food. It's well-prepared, servings are just enough to fill you without making you uncomfortable. As Goldilocks would say, "Juuust right!" The place is clean and neat. My only complaint is the service. There's either nobody in charge, the servers are inexperienced, or there's no communication. It took us 20 min to get a beer. The server stated they were slammed, but there were only 15 customers and three servers. Nobody greeted us when we sat until about 10-15 minutes had elapsed. By the time we got our food, it had been an hour. We felt as if we were either invisible or ignored. I'm hoping the owner/manager will work on the service issue. It's a nice place and a welcome addition to Buffalo.