Very good bourbon chicken. Kind waitress, very quick service. Quiet and not too many people…read more Overall a comforting experience!

We were in Circleville for a quilt show and were looking for somewhere to have a nice lunch. Being…read morein a strange town, I do what I always do and checked YELP for recommendations. Based on a number of favorable Yelp reviews, we decided to try The Thirsty Parrot. One review referred to it as Circleville's "secret" and another commented that it's an often forgotten Circleville bar in a crummy part of town. I would say it's a little off the beaten path but not far from the center of downtown. When we arrived, the waitress said we could sit anywhere. Once seated, she was there right away to take drink orders. We were intrigued by one of the appetizers -- Reuben egg rolls - and ordered one to split. This was an interesting twist on a Reuben AND an egg roll and was delicious. For lunch - it seems their "signature" dish is their bourbon chicken which my wife ordered. She said it was excellent. Being a "burger freak", I opted for their cheeseburger which comes in a 1/4#, 1/2# or full 1# version. I opted for the 1/2# version and added a side of fries. The burger was excellent - a definite candidate for my "top 5 burger" list. The "side" of fries ($7) was enormous and was excellent. The fries were the thin fries typical of good pub grub. My wife shared some fries and said they were some of the best fries she'd had. Service was good if a little spotty but there were only 2 waitresses working when we arrived and then one went off-duty leaving 1 to cover the whole restaurant. Despite there being just 1 waitress, she did a pretty good job of covering everyone.

Nice restaurant; good food; excellent service. Surprised to…read morefind this. Recommended by someone at Wellman's Memorials.

Staff very nice and timely. Interior is cozy. I like the…read moresmall town feel. Pizza is good

Stopped in for lunch during the Pumpkin Show. The bar wasn't very busy but we couldn't seem to get…read moreany service. Food was decent for bar food, inexpensive, and it was nice to have a place to sit after walking around all day.

Well I've got to say I was unhappy with the food at this pub, the expiration date…read moremust have passed or something. The bartender was more interested in her phone than serving customers. I looked over and two other customers were shaking their heads. There is a time and place to use your phone. Also the restrooms were really small (like a closet) and smelled horrible. My wife and I will not be back, needs new management perhaps?

Tootle's Pumpkin Inn is a must stop in Circleville. It's named for the famous festival. The place…read moreis nuts if you go there during it. If you're expecting anything fancy you're in the wrong bar. The service is average which makes it comparatively good. Any bar in this town is a dive bar. It's just called being realistic. This place isn't much different except that it's the most popular because it's named for the only reason most people know anything about this town. If you're going at any other time of the year it's usually not too busy. They of course have pumpkin flavored beer, cocktails, and shots. It's about $3 for something like an old fashioned. The prices are pretty good, which makes it worth checking out. I would go to Tootle's the next time in Circleville. If you're there at the festival expect it to be filled to the gills. The rest of the year has some good shows too.

Completely ridiculous name (alluding to the Circleville Pumpkin Festival): check…read more Cheesy liquor shots named after sexual acts and/or naughty things to call women: check Amazing locals wearing overalls and drinking tall boys of all sorts: check. A bunch of us Columbusites went down to Roundtown last night to see Wayne "The Train" Hancock (with Whitey Morgan and the Old 78's) at Tootles. It's a pretty nice bar/music venue, with ample standing room and plenty of local flavor. I wouldn't say rush down to Circleville when nothing is going on there, but if there's a show you want to see, this is a comfy and friendly venue. I do think it's hilarious that the Circleville Pumpkin Festival is such a big deal - ze boy and I were slightly weirded out by it (and the general lack of pumpkin-ness!) when we went on its last day a couple weeks ago, but I won't knock the only major thing Circleville, OH is known for. I will say, though, that the legacy lives on at Tootle's, which uses the pumpkin as a theme on its tshirts, for its drinks, etc etc. (I wasn't drinking, so I can't tell you about that part, except that my friends were downing tall boys of beers I didn't know came in tall boys - Miller High Life, for example)... Anyway, I like the space, as its large, open, and friendly. I enjoyed watching hipsters mingle with rockabillies mingle with townies mingle with my metalhead/Columbus freak friends. Everyone seemed to get along, and everyone knew all the words to Wayne the Train's songs, which made it even more fun. Like I said, this is a good local venue/pub. If you're in town, and looking for a good place to go, I'd say go here. But you can find the same in Columbus without driving 45 minutes, so just keep that in mind. Tootles does seem to have a lot of quality country/southern rock shows going on, so if you like that kind of music, definitely take a look at their schedule. I definitely recommend Wayne Hancock and Whitey Morgan. And of course, Tootles, should you be in Circleville!

Stopped in here on a Friday night. Was seated promptly!…read more Opted to sit in the taproom side. Less fancy with music playing. Waiter was friendly and attentive. Ordered the round town burger medium. It arrived medium well, however, was flavorful and delicious. The bourbon glazed onions and malt vinegar aioli paired well with the burger. The fries were crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. I dipped them in delicious ranch dressing.

We've came here twice too see if the service would be different and if it'd change our opinion. For…read moreus sadly it didn't change. Our Order: For starters our sppetizers were the buffalo chicken dip and the spinach artichoke dip. Our main dishes were the Pasta Primavera and Round town Burger with fries. Our drinks were the wrench and whiskey and a black diamond mule. Execution of Our Order: the spinach and artichoke dip was great it had great flavor and was very enjoyable. The buffalo do tasted like it was out of a can and was very unappetizing to be honest. The pasta was cooked perfectly, the vegetables could be cooked a little bit more, and the sauce tasted great. The burger was overcooked and unseasoned which made it kind of dry to eat, the Fry's were fine and tasted okay. The drinks were interesting, we were not a fan of the house drinks personally. We tried to order regular mixed drinks but the bar didn't have half the ingredients which was disappointing. Seating: we sat on the bar side at the high top both times we were here and we liked those. They have booths, low tables, high tables and bar seating available. Staff and Services: our server both times were not very attentive, we came later in the evening and there was not very many people so really no excuse to not check on us. We waited 10min after being seated before we got her to take our drink and appetizer orders. She brings us our drinks and we asked about the appetizers she said they was coming. So we put in our food order. Here's where it was backwards, it took 20 min to get our food no worries but still no appetizers she apparently had forgotten to put them in so we got them shortly after we got our food. Drink Menu: small drink menu but different options for everyone Food Menu: There's a variety of food definitely something for everyone Prices: $$-$$$ Cleanliness: Very Clean Ombiance: Quiet Overall Experience: Sadly not great I don't think we will be coming here again Rating: 2/5 Recommendation: No Family Friendly: Yes Stroller/Wheelchair Friendly: Strollers no, Wheelchairs yes and no, if your back in the bar area it's too close seating there's no room for Wheelchairs, if your in the front room yes there is room for Wheelchairs at some of the tables

The food quality and taste have drastically gone down hill. My most recent visit this week resulted…read morein a cold, soggy sub and a pizza that was dry. The staff used to be the best in town, but now they seem bothered and unhappy. I'm hoping for improvement, but have my doubts.

Worse pizza ever!!! Who puts American cheese slices on a pizza instead of a decent or good shredded…read morecheese?!

Been coming here for a year now since I've moved out here from CA and can't say I've been…read moredisappointed especially when my favorite bar tender is here, Shaleah. Always making sure I'm topped off with drinks and making sure my food comes in a timely manner. Give her a raise BWW!!

Been to many Bw3s and this establishment is by far the best,from quality of food"always…read morespectacular"!!,the hospitality from the workers always above standards!! Highly recommend the circleville location if you want an awesome time and food!