My partner in crime were walking from the high level bridge. The pint was near some stopped in for a happy hour. Chole greeted us with a big Australian smile. The hockey game was in every corner. Lived it. The bartender rang the bell when hockey scored The food disappointedas was pure salt. My parnterhas heart issued. The lounge and ladies room was very clean. Thank you pint for a nice happy hour. YEG HAW . read more

The Pint is definitely a place you come to watch the game and have some drinks. I came in on wing Wednesday for the half priced wings and some cheap happy hour drinks. Even though there was only 2 of us, we sat at a larger table, with a tv that was somewhat private to our section, which I liked. Hockey was currently on, and with me not being a hockey fan, I asked if all the tvs were synchronized or if we could change the channel for our specific tv. The waitress didn't know, nor did she follow up with an answer. We ordered 2 pounds of wings, one being the Nashville Hot, which was a dry rub, and the Sriracha Honey. I had asked for both to be well done and I don't feel like either of them were. Both the Nashville Hot and the Sriracha Honey were listed in almost the hottest wing section, neither were that. The Nashville Hot wings, were bland with inconsistent seasoning, meanwhile the Sriracha Honey was smothered in a sauce that was more honey than sriracha flavour. We also ordered the beer battered fries, which definitely weren't. They definitely came frozen from a bag, which is expected for a place like this. The service was okay, the food was okay, overall 3/5. Definitely will return but with lower expectations. read more

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I don't know what's wrong with this establishment been sitting here now for 15 minutes but non of the server approached us. Is this because we are Asian? So, if you are Asian and you want to visit this place, think about it twice. If you get a good service or at least someone acknowledge you, then good for you. No wonder the review is 3.9 on google and 3.1 here on yelp. read more

if your looking for a party this is the spot ! The service is good for a night time pub & the wings are 10/10

This must be the place to go to catch a game, drink beer, and have wings, especially if you're in the 18-25 crowd. The night we were there, I was told it wasn't as busy as it could be as there were a few tables. Most nights it's so busy people are walking around looking and hoping for a free table but being exam time, it wasn't as bad. We went just after 6 and found a few free tables inside and there were some on the patio as well. It's great because they have lots of staff and we didn't need to wait long after sitting down to ask what we wanted for drinks. The menu is pub food with appetizers, burgers, and sandwiches. We shared an appetizer of the Thai Chicken bites and I found it a little spicy but my husband didn't find them spicy enough. It comes with green and red peppers, and rice, so it would be a meal if someone wasn't starving. Our main courses arrived shortly after we were done our appetizer. I ordered the chicken tzatziki wrap with the sauce on the side, and a side salad. The wrap had lots of chicken and tomatoes inside the naan and it was filling with the salad. I would come back with a large group or if I wanted to catch a game. Could get a little loud but we could still have a conversation without yelling. read more

The Pint Public House - Chicken tzatziki wrap and side salad $14 - Sports Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Wing night destination! My friend and I looked up Wing Wednesdays on Yelp and decided to hit up the Pint for 40c wings. I didn't expect all those flavours! They do 40cent wings 40 ways. Some of those flavours are crazy like key lime. We tried hot wings, buffalo BBQ, salt and pepper and creamy dill. They were all excellent. Top tip from the waitress - get hot sauce for the creamy dill wings. What a great combo. The service was hit and miss. the young servers do a decent job but there doesn't seem to be a serving standard. It's a pub more than restaurant so it's to be expected. A couple of things that would be great for Wing Wednesday is if they gave out wet wipes and a bone bucket. The wine was on special too so it was a great, cheap, friend date that we plan on doing more often. read more

The Pint Public House - Wing Wednesday - Sports Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Not sure of any upside to this place. No descent beers on tap. No IPA selections. Even if you find something you might like, they're out of it. The vodka situation is no better. No Tito's. Not sure what I ended up with. No straws for your drink?? The trivia announcer needs to be silenced. Way too loud for that BS. One star for being Canadian friendly. Shall not return. read more

The Pint is just what you would expect from a downtown bar - close to amenities but with its share of problems. My first complaint was the staff. While there were one or two people who were great, the majority of the serving staff seemed less than interested in being kind and helpful to the people who were helping pay their wages that night. Not everyone who comes in can be your friend, but at least be pleasant enough to them to earn your tips that night. The only thing that saved their rating was the food. Although it's your typical bar-style food, they have some pretty great options on the menu. My personal favourite was the poutine... I don't know what makes their gravy so different from everywhere else, but it was delicious! And I love that they have over 40 flavours for their wings and that you can get those same 40 flavours as dips for your perogies! One of our party members had the mac and cheese and said it was really good, so I will have to go back and try it! I feel like The Pint definitely caters to the university students that are milling around the 109th area, but it's not really meant for people like M and I. We may come back, but probably only if that's where others in our party really want to go. read more

The Pint Public House - Sports Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Well, not impressed. Should have checked Yelp before letting hubby decide on this place. My bad. For a place that's named "The Pint" there is a surprising lack of decent beer available here. Yes, there are one or two good choices, but in a town where the craft beer scene is exploding...I really expected more. The service is slow. Really, really slow. Hubby got a bottle of beer and I got a "boot" of red sangria. It was without a doubt the most pitiful beverage I've had in years. Basically it consisted of wine and (I believe) orange juice with a piece of lime on the top. It was bad. We ordered wings and nachos. They were good. Pretty basic. Definitely not my kind of place. We not be returning. read more

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If you want garbage music, awkward dancing, watered down drinks, this is the place to go. Service should be as expected. We went Friday night 11/04 and the DJ ruined the whole vibe. Mans was playing Kesha and the worst music choice possible. He probably got the crowd going max 5 seconds which is probably longer than he lasts. read more

A nice cozy atmosphere lots of interesting decor lot's of tv's. awesome wait staff friendly curtious and knowledgeable. Excellent food totally worth stopping in. read more

The Pint Public House - Cool decor all over the walls - Sports Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

WILL NOT EVER GO BACK TO THIS PLACE!!!! Went in tonight and the waitress was rude from the very beginning. Looked like she had a horrible day and wanted everyone to have a bad day too. We were nice and respectful, made our orders, and waited...... and waited..... and waited. Nothing. She was at the table next to us and we asked when our drinks were coming, she was rude again and said she would come back, she didn't. THE ABSOLUTE WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE I HAVE EVER ENCOUNTERED IN EDMONTON. Zero stars if I could. At the end, we left, after requesting to talk to a manager, nobody was available. Never going back. read more

I really only find myself at The Pint for Paint Nites and Bar Trivia events. This isn't somewhere that I go out of my way to go to. It's incredibly loud and crowded. The way they've separated it into separate rooms means that each room gets crazy loud. The washrooms are ridiculous. I was here on a Tuesday night and the woman's room was absolutely filthy. It smelled awful. The garbage bins in the stalls are falling apart and dangling by one screw on the wall. There's almost always pooled water on the ground. Just gross. I try not to use the washrooms when I'm here. Service is usually decent. Especially considering the bar is FULL for trivia nights and most of us arrive around the same time. Food is really just okay. Wings are a safe choice though. Good Happy Hour deals if you can get in before 7 pm during the week! read more

The servers here on a Friday 5:30 ish Feb 11/22 are absolutely pathetic. Sat for over 5 mins while the three beauty queen servers swapped stories (probably lies! Lol) at the end of the bar. I finally went to the bar where the bar tender gave me great service. Guess the girls working here prefer to only go to tables with gents. I did actually have one of them come to my table, not friendly whatsoever, with a straight question 'are you having food' answer 'no' then she left as quickly and curtly as she arrived. I was actually going to return for food once my daughter was off work.... But decided to spare myself the snotty attitudes from the wait staff. read more

I've gone here twice for lunch and both times I felt full, but not satisfied. The ceaser in a boot is hilarious and note-worthy while the fish and chips was possibly the worst order I've ever made. (Which, in the defense of The Pint, what did I expect at a downtown pub in Edmonton?) Service has always been friendly, but surprisingly slow when the place was dead... I won't be going out of my way to eat here again, as the first two times were because of coupons and they didn't win my heart. Overall, their food seems to be trying too hard to be more than 'delicious pub comfort food' status but not hard enough to get "real actual meal worth blogging about" status. Awkward in between bland dish status, unfortunately. read more

The Pint Public House - Das boot. Ceasar! - Sports Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Was told the patio is a first come first serve. Like any place you go in leave your name, and are supposed to get contacted when a table is available. The girl even took my number and said she'd contact me. I went next door to wait as I didn't feel like waiting in my car.. Glad I didn't. Called cause it was an hour. And the guy on the phone said " oh you're supposed to be here in person" ummmm so what is the point in leaving a number IN PERSON to wait for a table. Not impressed. Don't take a number down and say you'll call and then completely blow a person off. read more

The pint is a great place to bring some friends, sit out on the patio and just BS. The food is quite good and they always have specials each day. The ribs and wings are fantastic. This is a place where almost everyone is friendly and willing to strike up a conversation. At night the bar is hopping and they have some good 90's and top 40's dance music. The crowd that comes out ranges from mid twenties to mid thirties. read more

The Pint Public House - Tuesday rib night is fantastic. - Sports Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

I have a mixed review for this place. While the food was tasty and hot (we tried their Rodeo Week special of a beef and potato stew in a Yorkshire Pudding bowl topped with mashed potatoes), the actual place left something to be desired. When you walk in, you're greeted with the smell of stale beer. I know this is a bar, but I've been to places that are clubs and eateries in the same place, and it doesn't have to smell like that. There were remnants of the party the night before (Halloween) on the floor (streamers, misc. trash), and a stale yam fry sticking out of the utensil caddy on the table. For the dish itself, Yorkshire puddings are not the easiest thing to do, and to make one this big and still be tender was impressive. The beef and potato stew was alright, but the potatoes were a little under done. The mashed on top, though, was really good with the saucy gravy from the stew. The food was decent, and I would maybe try another location to see if it was cleaner, but I don't think i would hit this location again. read more

The Pint Public House - Rodeo Week special of a beef & potato stew in an oversized Yorkshire pudding bowl with mashed potatoes. - Sports Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

So you know what the best combination is? Having gift certificates to use + going on Boxing Day because everything (everything!) was 50% off. SWEET DEAL. I went with two buddies of mine around noon and the place was empty. Think we saw one other person sitting at the bar. No biggie, it ended up getting decently busy by the time we left. Anyways, having 50% off the whole menu and drinks made everything very appealing. We shared a couple of appetizers and had a few drinks: - Beers ($7-8 each) - if only they were always this cheap! We took advantage. - Fish tacos ($11) - three basa tacos with decent amount of guacamole on the side. - Pulled pork tacos - you get three as well. Both were tasty and surprisingly good for bar food. - Pita dippers ($11) - naan bread and toasted bread sticks with three dips (hummus, spinach dip and tzatziki). The best was the spinach dip which was a cheesy spinach deliciousness. Not too heavy/rich which was a nice surprise. - Niagara nachos with added chicken ($16+3) - your typical chips but we added chicken on top. Little bit of vegetables, green onion, jalapenos, olives and tomatoes. We didn't need to order this but everyone was definitely full after this dish. Note - I wrote the regular price of the dishes. Food was good for bar food and waitress was great/super friendly. I've been here several times and it is one of the better places to go in Edmonton. About 3.5 stars sounds right. read more

Came here for 40 cent wings with a purchase of a drink. I am going to say these are the best 40 cent wings in Edmonton!!! It will be crowded and orders will be slow during Wing Wednesday but the wait is worth it. These are much better than the bony meatless wings from Hudsons on Wednessday and has the perfect crispiness and tenderness compared to O2s on Whyte. Since I'm heading back to PDX soon, I will be coming back next Wednesday to indulge in some beautiful wings with over 40 flavors available. Simply wonderful wings from The Pint!!! read more

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When I came here today for the first time in ages, I was reminded of why I had such middling memories of this venue. The venue is poorly lit and there was remnants of food and other items from the previous night. Even the floor was mildly sticky in places. I understand that this pub gets very busy at night, but still the amount of mess that was still about the place at the early hour that we were visiting was really disconcerting. The one thing I do remember about this place is that there was decent stick-to-your-ribs food, and in that sense I wasn't disappointed when trying one of their Rodeo Week menu items: Beef Stew with Yukon potatoes, served in a large Yorkshire pudding. I really loved the Yorkshire pudding: it was my highlight of the meal as it was so well flavoured by the stew which moistened it quite well. I found the mashed potatoes really tasty as well. The fact that the stew also included regular potatoes seemed a bit odd when there's already mashed potatoes in the dish as well. The chef was really casual when he visited our table. The servers were also pretty casual. I kind of wish that the lighting was a little better. The table was really high in our booth which made us all feel unusually short too. read more

Sunday afternoon at the Pint with some other Yelp Elites trying a menu item for Rodeo Week. Beef and potato stew in a Yorkshire Pudding bowl topped with mashed potatoes. When the chef came out to speak with us, he looked bored, tired, and uninspired. The Yorkshire Pudding, while hard to make in the first place, was actually pretty decent. It was gigantic, but cooked all the way through. Even had crispy edges, which I love. The meat was tender, the gravy was dark and rich. The pieces of potato that I had in mine were under done, so that was a slight put off. The mashed potatoes on top were way better. Almost like a "half stew, half shepherd's pie" type deal. It was indeed tasty, and I finished it off. The atmosphere though, in the middle of a Sunday, was something to be desired. We walked in, and it took a few minutes of us gawking around, to actually be noticed. Not to mention, Halloween was the night before, and I'm sure the place was packed, but you could smell alcohol and just an overall scent of stale. There were leftover decorations, and old food sticking out of the utensil holder that was on our table. Glad I got to watch some NFL football on the TV, due to being put into a small, cramped, dark and overheated space. The serving staff were nice, but not very memorable. I am going to a different Pint location soon. I am hoping for a bit better in regards to atmosphere. read more

The Pint Public House - Beef stew with Yukon potatoes in a Yorkshire pudding - Sports Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

I finally made it here to meet up with some friends over the weekend. The place is quite large and loud, but the menu is the focus of attention. IT is huge, with a lot more variety than in other pubs and bars. There is close to a page of wing options alone. The drinks are reasonably priced, and there seems to be a special almost very day. I had a steak sandwich, and it was made perfectly to order. The other food at our table looked great also, and included fish and chips, wings, and quesadillas. Some of the items looked very interesting and I hope to try, such as kebabs, a butter chicken bowl, and an appetizer of pieces of beef in mini-Yorkshires. A huge selection of beers is on tap, and you can get pretty much any other drink you want here too. One of my compantions thought the place was a bit shabby, but I found it to be a pretty normal atmosphere for the kind of establishment it is. There was also a screwup with a food order at our table, as well as with the bill, but all was sorted out in good time. I definitely plan to go back. read more

I have been to the other Pint location on Whyte Ave a couple of times and left feeling fairly unimpressed, but I thought I would give this Pint location a try. This past Saturday was a beautiful warm spring day and the launch day for the Pint's new Bulldog menu so I gave it a shot. Great friends make for a great afternoon, but the Pint itself leaves so much to be desired. The Bulldogs themselves were pretty bad. The margaritas came out neon green, which is never a great sign, and were sugary and watery. The ice slush was non-existent and they were a definite miss instead of a hit. We got some tacos and chicken fingers to snack on, and the tacos were just awful. Super sweet for some reason, tiny and very messy. The chicken fingers weren't bad, but the dipping sauce tipped over between the kitchen and the table so the bottom of the dish was soaked in sauce. This is all extra disappointing because the food and drinks are so darn expensive. $9 for a beer, and nearly $20 for three tacos is too much. Don't charge the same as some place like Earls or Cactus Club for dive-bar style food. Finally, our billing was a total mess. The Bulldogs were on special for $10.50, and they came on our bill as full price, and the upcharge to tater tots from fries was priced wrong. Also, the items for the four of us were mixed all up between the separate bills. Our server didn't believe us when we showed her the menu and the online ad for the price discrepancies and we had to do three rounds of bills before they were sort of correct (the server finally had to take the discount off manually). So yeah, I don't think I'll be back. read more

The Pint on Jasper is a bit of an Edmonton institution, filled with lots of beer, drink specials, burgers and best of all, wings! One of my favourite spots in the City to catch sporting events, the TVs are plentiful and there's not really a bad angle in the house. I love being in the pint for CFL games, hockey (hopefully playoffs for the Oilers this year) and most of all, during international soccer tournaments. The atmosphere for the international games is great. Also good for a Saturday night out if dancing is your thing. For me, I'm more about burgers and balls (sports balls that is). read more

I was back Tuesday night for their $19 Team Platter and $15 pitchers. I went with 2 other friends, and this was an winning combination for the night (too bad it wasn't so for the Oilers). We were able to watch the game with all of the speakers and TVs focusing on the game. It was not hard to find a table, and the waitress came immediately. The pitcher came within 5 minutes of ordering and the platter followed no more than 10 minutes afterward. It was a bit difficult to talk with my friends however, as the volume was set really high for hockey game. This made is difficult to communicate although it was not a loose-your-voice-shouting scenario. Its a different experience to watch a hockey game with a full crowd of people, and it makes the experience more lively and involving. The only other problem I had was the amount of time it took to receive the bill and wait for payment processing. This may have been attributed to by hockey game ending and everyone wanting to leave at the same time. Regardless, my friends and I already planning on going down again soon! read more

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It's the start of patio season now that the weather is finally warm in Edmonton! Celebrated the first drink of the spring here. Whole enjoying the inferno burger and some radlers (both pretty good) my friend and I were bothered by a strange drunk woman who proceeded to ask us why we weren't dating or getting married. She came back a few times. She also brought another stranger to our table to order shots with us but we said no. Repeatedly. At some point she climbed up on the table. Despite all this being in sight of the serving staff she was later served shots of tequila! Ah Edmonton patio season. Haha. read more

Government I.D. not accepted at this establishment. For real. Don't have a scannable driver's license? Sorry no entry. You say you have other government photo I.D. like a citizenship card? Sorry can't take that. That was the gracious welcome my date and I received by some mouth breather working the front door. We're both in our 30's, I had an out-of-province license and she had a Canadian citizenship card. But far be it from us to argue, there are too many other places in the area happy to take our money. Thanks Pint! Hope you get your heads out of your assholes long enough to stay in business. read more

Came here for a Paint Nite event and was kind of disappointed with my service! I came with plenty of time to spare before my event started and sat at the bar. I ordered quickly to make sure I had time to eat and pay. About 30 mins later I was still waiting for my food (poutine). Worried I wouldn't have my food I time I asked for my bill and paid promptly with cash. Leaving a $7 tip on an $18 bill I thought was sufficient. We were told we could begin to go into our room and I decided to find a spot. I asked the bartender if that was okay and she said she'd bring in my food. Another 10 mins passed and she came in with my food. Plopped it down on the bench and walked away. I asked for a fork and I got an eye roll... You'd think after an almost 50% tip I'd at least get a half smile... Nope attitude! Food was cold and fries were soggy :-( Kind of disappointing, and I doubt I will return anytime soon! read more

I LOVE the patio. It get's the sun from noon to 8pm, perfect for those Sunday fundays. And with decent drink / food specials you can have a blast. I don't have so much experience with weekend nights. The one time I went there and bought a single drink on my visa, they ended up charging someone else's $100+ meal to it. However, the manager handled things graciously when i returned. They also have a bus that takes you to the pint on whyte and back free of charge! What a great idea. read more

I visited The Pint for "Wing Wednesday," which features an amazing assortment of wing flavours at only $3 per batch of 10. Although there are no drink specials featured on Wednesdays, the outstanding food (and can't-beat-it price) makes up for it. The waitress was slow to take our order, although the place was very busy, and the food did arrive promptly. I would definitely recommend The Pint for a cheap night out, especially for the younger crowd or those on a budget. read more

Who knew that The Pint serves brunch on the weekends? I didn't. And I was pleasantly surprised. Their brunch items were quite good. My friends had the Steak Benedict and they said it was delicious, although I have yet to try that. I've been wanting to, but I can never resist ordering their Stuffed French Toast, which is always a big hit. It's stuffed with cream cheese, strawberry and banana, drizzled with (maple??) syrup, and topped with a scoop of ice cream. Yum!.. It has now become my new favorite brunch place. read more

Went here for the second time yesterday, and have come to the conclusion: come for the cheap booze, but don't stay for the food. Seriously, the first time I had the deep-fried oreos and they were nothing to write home about, and this time I had ribs that were so salty I actually felt sick from eating them. Not to mention, the service sucks (I don't CARE if you're busy, you do NOT just ask only one person at the table if they want something else, and then walk off as the other people start trying to place orders), and they also managed to give us the wrong bill. That said, both the rocket (people still make rockets? AWESOME!) and the blackberry mojito were delicious. I'm sure I'll probably go again for a drink, but I strongly doubt I'll touch the food again, unless someone convinces me there is something AMAZING I MUST try here. read more

The best place in Edmonton to go for good vibes, good food and drink, and a welcoming, caring staff. I've always been treated like a friend and not a customer. From door staff to bartenders to Taylor and Austin in management, I am grateful to be welcomed into a customer first environment EVERY SINGLE TIME. I know that any time a night out involves the Pint, it's going to be a hell of a night. read more

The Pint is a Canadian pub that rivals Hudsons and the Canadian Brew House. The interior has a dark, warm feel, and I really dig the ceiling above the bar at this location. A great location for lunch -- as long as you get good service. Sometimes the kitchen is super backed up. But whenever that happens, management takes care. The food is great pub grub, and there are some outstanding and delicious healthy alternatives on the menu. My favorite dish here, aside from my old standby Nachos is the Beefshires, which are on special every Monday. Lots of different beers on top, and a ton of TVs on which to watch just about any sport you can imagine. With a great downtown location, if you haven't tried the Pint yet, you should give it a chance... on weekends, they even open up a dancefloor. If you're eating there, hopefully you're there on a day when the kitchen has it together. read more

I seem to end up here pretty often since one of my besties lives near by and their wing Wednesdays are such a great deal. A good bar to go to watch the game (if you do that sort of thing) or hang out with friends in the evening but at night I'm not as much of a fan. On Friday and Saturday nights there is always a huge lineup mostly consisting of drunk 18 year olds. It also gets pretty roudy, attracting the type of people that like to pick fights and throw chairs through windows. At least the place is huge so you can always find another table or area to escape the GTL crowd. The service also leaves something to be desired, I have yet to find a decent server that works here. Yet, I keep coming back so it can't be all bad. Anywhere that serves beer and wings is ok in my book. read more

Welcome to the downtown Student hangout zone, pretty much drinking, maybe some bar food. If your claustrophobic, I do not recommend this place at evening or late unless your desperate for food. You can hardly hear anyone talk and it's loud. Probably best to come only for sports games. Staff is constantly busy, -"as for parking... Hah, good luck, you may find one in front on the street if not you'll have to hunt for one. Free for all. Food is typical bar food, maybe some diversity. Nothing too fancy, that i've seen. If they served grilled food on a hot platter then i'd give them props. Don't get me wrong though, the food is good. Place makes you feel a bit old when looking at the younger generation. Surprisingly a lot of Asian's come here it's big mix half and half of culture. Almost everybody on their phone, nowadays. Recommended for college kids only or anyone who has social alcohol cravings. Unfortunately not much photos because it's pretty crowded. read more

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I came here with a work friend after spending a few days doing business stuff in Edmonton. Was a Friday and all we cared for was something with good atmosphere and good selection of beer. This place had both, and we got in just before it started to get even more busy. We just about found a table at the back away from the dance and dj area. I went for my usual wheat beer and ordered a variety of starters. Pulled pork tacos, and something with beef too I think. The food was good and the service was okay. The only downside was that it was a bit too loud in that section and also seeing the amount of regulars group up by the small bar here. I have an inkling that many of the girls that were hanging in this area worked here or knew the bar maids as many a free drink was being slipped around, along with some guys putting something even more suspect in their own drinks. By the time we left here there was a big line up but I can see why it gets busy as it does have an overall fun vibe. read more

Don't order anything other than wings. 2 stars for the wings and the nice waitress. The food was very disappointing. I know they're a bar and all but if you're going to have a full menu then at least know how to cook. The tacos were very bland and thin. The mac n cheese was just macaroni noodles with a blob of cheese and onions on the top. No sauce or anything. It was very dry and bland too. Our drinks weren't that great either. So disappointing. The only thing that was delicious were the wings. read more

Popped in here for Game 1 of the Rangers / Senators series. Since I had just gotten off my second flight of the day, I was in need of a beer and some hockey. From what I can gather, this is a newer spot downtown and is pretty popular with the after work crowd. There were lots of business suits and ties chilling here drinking pints and bsing about. We nabbed seats at the communal table around the bar in the back and had the full view of two televisions for the hockey game. Our waitress was very pleasant and quite attentive. She was able to talk her way through the draft list well but unfortunately, there weren't many cool or regional things that appealed to me. The IPA was kind of a yawn and so was the wheat beer. I ended up sticking with Guinness which was moderately priced. Over the course of the 2.5 periods we watched, we weren't disturbed and our drinks stayed full. I enjoyed watching the game here and I would recommend it to anyone who likes a social atmosphere to watch sports. read more