We stopped by on a Saturday as we were looking for a good family lunch spot and the other Yelp…read morereviews were good. The whole experience seemed flustered. The host originally seated us in a space that did not fit our party. Then he moved us to a center spot in a long, family-style table with people on either side of us. We had a five year old with us who was overly tired and very spunky and we had to try to keep her focused on us and not our neighboring patrons. Was really not the most appropriate seating for children but we didn't want to ask for yet another table. Soon after we sat down, we discovered that the parties on both sides of us were upset and looking for any employee so they could express their frustration. Seeing as we were all so close, we could hear them complain to others in their parties about the service. We learned shortly that we should have written up our losses early and moved on. We didn't. We ordered our beverages and immediately got water. The rest (2 soft drinks, an iced tea, and a milk) slowly trickled out one by one. The waiter apologized every single time he came to the table about how slow everything was from us being seated to getting our drinks to him coming to take our order. Once the food came out, he was apologizing again for how long that took. He wasn't wrong. As for the food, it was fine. Portions were average to smallish for the price. It wasn't as special as we had hoped it would be based on the descriptions. We each got something different and all said that we wouldn't order that item again. Not that it was bad. It just wasn't good. The best thing we had was the pretzel stick appetizer. That was pretty good but for the price, we wouldn't order it again. Nothing was super memorable except the decor which was super fun to look at. Oh and the very apologetic waiter. Our food came out hot. Turns out that was not true for the table to our left. The table to our right got the wrong food so half their group was done while the others were just starting. Apparently one of the cooks had called in. So, over all, I gave them an optimistic 3 stars. It was like a participation award with the assumption that if they were firing on all cylinders, it could have been much better. Personally, i wouldn't try them again but as the only Irish pub in the area, it could be a neat happy hour hang out. It just was not a family lunch spot.

A sign outside said the restaurant was open while construction was underway, but we saw no disarray…read moreinside. Maybe the work was going on in another room. We visited here mostly because their online menu, and their menu inside, said they serve Kilkenny, one of my husband's favorite beers and one that is rare to find. Unfortunately, we were informed right away that they no longer serve it, either, as the distributor was struggling to get it. Alas. That is the only complaint we have, though. Service was great, busy as the place was on a Saturday at lunchtime. I had a Magner's cider while my husband made do with Schells Octoberfest. The cheese curds were absolute artwork, some of the best we've had in ages. I had the beet and goat cheese salad. It was huge with very fresh ingredients, quite filling without an added protein. My husband had a burger and fries and really enjoyed them.

The food and service were excellent - I have never been here before and my hotel recommended to…read morecome - so glad they did. I had the fish taco - delicious and huge!! with the pub chips - so good! My server Austin was very attentive and took care of me thru out my entire meal. I even got free bread pudding as a first time guest!! I will come back. Totally recommend this restaurant.

I bar downtown . The service was ok but they were busy. I ordered the Mediterranean Salad and it…read morewas very disappointing. But I should have read the menu better. Just lettuce and tomato's onions and some chips. No cheese no olives very blah for the price. My husband had a brisket sandwich and said it was good. The Long Island I order was very weak. So I didn't not order another. The look was a typical bar. For the prices and the food I will not go back to many great places in this town to go too.

Great food, great folks, senior specials. They even went high tech with the pull tabs.read more

Great spot for breakfast! Everyone loved their food. Check out the prices (a step back in time) and…read morethe portions are huge! Friendly efficient server and a clean, local treasure.

Being a huge fan of the formally known 'Earls', I had to check out the recently opened update…read more'Sudz". My mom and I stopped here one Friday night for a quick cocktail and we were both equally impressed. They had a large selection of brews (EVEN SHOCK TOP), spirits and munchies. The new renovation is great and still gives you that small town, classic bar vibe. I definitely would make this my one and only stop on the Melrose pub crawl. I can't wait to gather the fam and head back for round two!

It took 70 minutes to get our food, with no warning or explanation for when it would come…read more The hamburger was so over cooked and dry that it was hard to eat, coming from a butcher that is claiming such high quality of meat this was a surprise. I'm trying to think of any place at any time where a hamburger was so bad, but can't come up with anything. It wasn't burnt, it just tasted like it was cooked from frozen and sat on the grill for the entire 70 minutes we waited and slowly heated the life out of the meat. It was almost like they wanted it to be horrible. I've never been to a place that charged for fried onions on the burger. French fries were clearly from frozen and the freezer burn taste was strong. And due to the wait, arrived cold. We did have wings that were pretty good, sauces were nicely done. As far as ambiance, there were tons of televisions but all were showing the game show network, really? The NBA playoffs were on and we're showing Family Feud on every single TV, weird. This was the only food place in town that was open, in the future we'll go to another town. And I will not be visiting the butcher either, if you can't cook a burger I have doubts you'd know how to butcher the meat. I'm surprised the people who live in Kimball would ever go to this place.

Great small town bar with seating inside and a nice patio out back. Had prime rib sandwich- only…read moresuggestion would be to serve with horseradish or au ju!

The staff is rude and the building is dirty! There is a short huskie woman who works there that is…read moreso unfriendly to anyone but the locals. We are from Mpls and my husband enjoys craft beer, while I enjoy ciders. When I asked this woman if she had anything besides beer, she got really snarky and said "this is a brewery" I've been to plenty of breweries which offer ciders and seltzers. This place is like all the others but with crappy service, dirty tablees and forgetable beer.

An Irish pub. Who knew?…read more Passed by here with three people. Everyone sans me got beer. The ambiance was very lively that night. They had a band playing and the music wasn't bad at all. It seems everyone else thought the same as the inside of the pub was packed. Outside in the front, there were seats and a fire brewing, and upstairs there was a bathroom and some wind passing by. It was a nice evening. I only wish I had had stomach for beer as they had quite the variety.

I will start with walking in the staff were super welcoming and accommodating as we wanted to watch…read morea different game on a tv. Then the beer list is extensive and lots of local choices. We came on a Thursday when they have a couple options for a $12 pitcher of beer. What a deal! I also had the strawberry wine cocktail and it was sweet but really delicious. The food we had was good (fish & chips/burger) I will say the homemade tartar sauce was unique and tasty. The potato salad was good but just keep in mind it tastes cajun like it has old bay in it which isn't bad just wasn't what I expected. Overall I would come back especially with lots of specials and live music!

This place has a traditional Irish pub style. It's a great spot if you want to enjoy a glass of…read moreGuinness and a Reuben sandwich. However, the vegan sandwich was quite soggy. The service is okay, and the pool table is fun to play.

Small town family pub. Service was great and friendly. Double cheeseburger with crinkle fries was…read moreon point. The food was hot. Ambiance is perfect for the family. Tables large enough for 6-8. The specials come with a dessert bar with ice cream and brownies.

Old school local awesomeness. Some of the most welcoming staff I've ever encountered at a…read morerestaurant. Decent bar food, inexpensive, and a relaxing vibe capped off by some free cake. No wonder this place has been open and under same ownership since 1979.

While in the area for work, I dined here eating at the bar. The inside looks like a pub and they…read morehave Smithwick's on draft - as any Irish pub should. I had the fish and chips and both were good. It was served with coleslaw and I needed two times the amount they served. It was surprisingly good. If in the area again, I will definitely return.

We had a fantastic meal at Olde Brick House! The corned beef and cabbage was incredibly tender and…read moreflavorful, and the Guinness gravy tied everything together perfectly -- absolutely delicious. My husband ordered the fish and chips, and the batter was light, crisp, and perfectly golden brown. Our son had the Ribeye and said it was super tender. Great service, cozy atmosphere, and amazing food -- we can't wait to come back!