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15 Romelo is such a nice bar to spend the night in North Beach at! I came around 9pm on Friday, and it was not packed like some of the other North Beach bars, but had a good number of people to keep the energy up. It's tucked away in an alley so it's hard to find unless you're mapping there specifically. The bartender was very friendly and I loved all the drinks we got. Highly recommend if you're looking for a spot more intimate but lively to have a drink!

Last stop during our night out and it was the perfect end-point. Super chill vibes, dimly lit but also packed in a good way. The bartender was hilarious and totally went along with us asking for a single shot that is good, but also strong but also different but also 10 other things. All in all, we'll be back!

Trendy spot tucked away in an alley in North Beach. Easy to miss unless you're looking for it, so even though it was at full capacity on Friday night, there was no line at the door. Service was pretty quick. Really dark, but wasn't super noisy, so conversations were easy to have. Our group only stopped in for one round. I tried the Aphrodite, which I liked. It seemed my friends generally liked their choices, too. I'd be interested to try more of the menu (drink and food), maybe experience the vibe at the bar, and update my review in the future. There's a jukebox and tiny photo booth in the corner by the front door. Seems to be a solid choice if you're looking for somewhere more intimate and laidback.

I had to leave a review for the bartender mostly. He was super efficient and really nice. The drink was delicious and the atmosphere is great. It was our last bar of the night and definitely a good way to end the SF trip. I forget the bartenders name but if you see this, thanks for giving my friends and me a great night.

I've always known 15 Romolo is a super cool spot (dark, trendy speakeasy vibe with photo booth and jukebox) to grab a drink, but this was my first time trying their food! I usually get the Pimm's Cup to drink, but this time I enjoyed their one red wine option (it was good) and we also had the delicious truffled papas bravas (potato wedges). Service was pretty fast and we were mostly left alone unless we needed something, which was very nice and European :p Always worth a visit!

15 Romolo Cocktail Bar is a hidden gem. Upon arriving, I was greeted by the exceptional bartender Gabriel, who not only mixed me a fantastic Pimm's cocktail, but also made me feel right at home. The bar boasts a relaxing atmosphere that was perfect for my pup Nero and Seneca to unwind after a long day of adventures. I must add that the bar is doggy friendly and the staff went above and beyond to make sure Nero and Seneca was comfortable and well-cared for. This bar is not to be missed for anyone looking for an unforgettable experience filled with delicious drinks and great conversation. I will definitely be returning and sharing my experience with others. Disclaimer: No dogs were harmed, given alcohol or any non-dog-friendly food during our visit. Only water and dog-approved food were provided to ensure the well-being and comfort of all furry guests.

If you're looking for a spot that is not like your typical north beach bar, 15 romolo is a great place to check out located in the alley above the Hungry I club. This spot is found off the beaten path and more intimate. The vibe is moody and sensual, great for dates or small groups. And if you're hungry they have a kitchen which offer top notch bar food. Bartenders Rob, Kevin and Gabe definitely know their drinks which are delicious and give excellent customer service. There's a jukebox and the bartenders love hearing any Hall & Oates song! Pimm's cup is one of their staples. I tried their lancelot link and dad fashion which were excellently made. And if you need a pick me up, they also serve an espresso martini which is also good.

This place scammed a few people when I went there the other night. I ordered 2x$14 velvet jukebox cocktails and 2x$8 beers. When I closed my tab, the bartender already charged my card without showing me the itemized receipt first. Luckily I had checked the receipt that was sent to my phone before we left because they charged us $16 for each drink titled as "Custom Amount". I had to go back to have them give me a refund and recharge me appropriately. When I spoke to a few other people that night about the situation, they noticed they were all charged similarly. The bartender seemed like he knew exactly what he was doing. He had the nerve to gaslight me too! Check your receipts when you come here!

Really like this place. It's kinda like a dive bar mixed with a speakeasy. Tucked away in an alley (Romolo), I've never struggled to find a seat and the cocktails are always super high quality.

Matt is an awesome bar tender! Super knowledgeable! The espresso martini is amazing. Highly recommended

Came here for some drinks after dinner and a show in the area. The menu for their house cocktails is limited but they can pretty much make anything. They also serve food! I ordered a whiskey sour and you know it's a legit spot when they have egg whites for it! The drink was good although a tad sweet - but still good! Drinks are more on the expensive side here too. Still a cool spot to check out!

My brother in laws drinking hole and we got to come and experience it. The drinks were made well! We ordered a ton of cocktails and shots and probably spent hours upon hours here. It wasn't too packed on a Thursday night, very dark but fun place.

They have a limited cocktail menu but everything they make is pretty good. Ask for fernet drinks! The bar has seats near the windows, which is pretty refreshing. Don't get lost because the entry is in the alley! We ordered some burgers and deviled eggs. The eggs were my personal favorite. The burger wasn't impressive to me.

Went here after Monroe's one night searching for a good espresso martini. The espresso martini here was noticeably more bitter and less creamy than others I've had, which I didn't mind too much, but it wasn't my best experience of the drink.

Espresso martinis are 0/10! Taste like nothing I've ever had. We ordered a total of 3 and all were equally wrong. For$14 I would expect much better!!

We ordered 3 Old Fashions and 1 Manhattan. That bill came out to $96!!!! What the hell?? I understand inflation but this is ridiculous.

We came here for post company winter social libations on a Wednesday night. It was surprisingly busy for a school night when we arrived at 8pm. We had a rez for 12 and it was perfectly situated in the center. Drinks were solidly delicious, service was mildly slow but bearable, and the vibe was chill. The crowd here is pretty mellow and the bartenders are nice enough. By 1:30am there was just a handful of us left leaving when more folks were arriving. I found myself wondering why I don't come here more often as I awaited my Lyft. Pros: Solid drinks, takes reservations, cozy feel, photo booth in the corner. Cons: Service can be slow sometimes

WHEN: Friday @5:30pm I met up with 3 other lovely ladies here for happy hour, which is from 5pm-7:30pm. This hidden gem is tucked away in a tiny alley that can be easily missed! Look for the neon sign "The Basque Hotel." Happy Hour only applies to certain beverages, and we all decided on sharing: PIMM'S CUP (Pitcher) - $55 Pimm's, Cucumber, Mint, Ginger, Lemon Juice, Bitters, Seltzers. This refreshingly sweet beverage hit the spot as I took a nice long walk on a sunny day in SF. It's a bit sweeter than I like, but it''s fine. I enjoyed it as I was able to have 2 servings from this nice pitcher! I'm kicking myself for not snapping a photo of the menu, but I will do my best to describe what I had: WAFFLE CHURRO 6 bite size churros with the density of a waffle is in this serving. The warm chocolate dip is semi-sweet/dark. Overall, very delicious! Don't be afraid to double dip! CORQUETTAS One serving comes with 4 fish stick looking croquettas. Very small serving to share, but also very tasteful. I love the aioli sauce it's topped with. It's crispy on the outside, and mushy on the inside. Yum! The staff is very attentive and their service is pretty darn good. The atmosphere is although a bit dark, the open windows allow plenty of light in. It's a nice place!

Ohhhhh the infamous (sketchy) Romolo street...after getting pass all the "girls girls girls" signs - we made our way up the alley and finally found this dark hidden bar we've been looking for. The place was packedddd and had a quant intimate vibe. We've heard of the yummy craft cocktails and tasty late night bar foods here AND were ready to go H.A.M! Mind you, we were def. one of the only tables having a full on meal (around 10PM) while everyone else had a cocktail - but our hunger game got no shame...AND it was well worth it! Let's dig in: Poutine - perfectly crispy fries...came out hot and gooey on a small skillet, drowned in their creamy yummy gravy sauce and a butt load of green onions. Heavy in all the right ways. Grilled Octopus - Lightly charred and super tasty!! Driven by the generous portion of capers, but there was a nice glazed sauce on top that was unique + potatoes & lettuce for a fulfilling textured bite. Lobster Spaghetti - lobster pasta...but unfortunately there wasn't much of the actual lobster meat or even flavor in it. It had a nice and light taste, but a little too light overall. The cheese, fresh lettuce, and cherry tomatoes brought a nice fresh bite and taste to the Pasta though! Puerto Escondido Cocktail - light, tasty, and super refreshing! Loved the lime juice, while lava salt was a nice crunchy touch. April In Paris Cocktail - not my fave, a little watered down for me overall - while the taste was a little too simple and underwhelming. Pimm's Cup Cocktail - highly recommended here and well worth all the hype! Def. perfected into a yummy, tangy, refreshing, and slightly bubbly concoction.

Talk about delicious cocktails! I haven't even had a chance to try out their food yet but clearly, I'm rating them 5 stars either way! Amazing cocktails and an ambience like whoa?! Um, yes please! I stopped by here for a quick happy hour before meeting with some friends for dinner. The entrance can be a bit tricky to find since it's located down a street that's practically an alley way. 15 Romolo is a beautiful hotel bar that is located behind the Basque Hotel. The inside is very narrow and dark. The actual bar area is located towards the back of the building while the center acts as more of a dining area. Food is offered here but I didn't get anything this time around since I was having dinner later. The ambience is wonderful here and the atmosphere is very low key. The crowd is mixed and the few people that I encountered while I was here were super friendly and chatty! The bartenders were hustling but were still very attentive. When I came in, it wasn't too busy but when I left, it became a packed house. My bartender Elisa was super friendly and whipped up some mean cocktails for me! Speaking of cocktails... this place has it made! They have a great happy hour from 5-7:30 that is offered DAILY! Yep! Since I was there during happy hour, why not indulge? I started off with their popular Pimm's Cup cocktail and then later finished with their Pablo Honey cocktail. I love a good Pimm's Cup, so I knew that I would enjoy this one. I was most impressed with the other cocktail that I had though. The Pablo Honey was a mix of tequila, smoked kiwi cordial, poblano, honey, lime, and citrus salt. And DAAAAAMN was it good! A nice smokey sweetness that played well off of each other. The drinks are decently priced between $10-$13. They also have a good selection of wine and beer. One thing that I found odd was that there were no mirrors in the restroom. I guess they don't want people lingering in there for too long or something. I would love try their food on my next visit out, but more cocktails are a definite! If you're looking for good drinks and good times in North Beach, 15 Romolo is the spot for it.

Very cozy bar with friendly service. Great drinks and surprisingly amazing food choices. Perfect for a date night or to grab a nightcap.

We're fans of craft cocktails and bars with proper mixologists, and I located this place by doing a search for "craft cocktails" on Google Maps. 15 Romolo isn't easy to find, as it's sort of tucked up in an alleyway and there's no signage visible from the main street (a neon sign for the Basque hotel has the name of this bar at the bottom in small letters, but you won't find it unless you're really looking for it). When one arrives here, you enter a barroom with old wooden floors, some tables and chairs, and a well-stocked, L-shaped bar that's tucked into the back corner. We managed to find 2 open stools at the bar (one of the customers was kind enough to offer to move over one so we could sit together) and the bartenders were there right away to offer a menu and create our drinks. We each had 2 cocktails on the afternoon we came here (no happy hour pricing that we were made aware of) made by 2 different bartenders. One that I had was very good and well-made, the other not so much. One could also tell by watching the mixologists that one really knew their stuff and took pride in their craft, while the other was newer or just following the recipe they'd been given. For our 4 cocktails our bill totaled $51.66 before gratuity.

Never in my life have I met such a rude and unwelcoming server/bartender. Robert S. needs to work on his attitude. We ordered a vodka soda and I asked if we could get a splash of cranberry juice and he said "we don't have cranberry juice" and I was like ok, interesting, what kind of bar doesn't have cranberry juice but ok. Then he brought us a gin and soda which was wrong, and when we told him that wasn't what we ordered and he took the drink and stomped away and dropped it on the floor angrily. Then he brought us the strongest vodka soda I've ever had, couldn't even taste the soda. We asked if they had any juice at all to mix with the drink and he said "we don't have juice." I said "you don't have any juice?" And he said "well we have orange juice" like what? So we asked for some orange juice and he comes back with a small glass with the tiniest sip of OJ. We ask for a little more orange juice because one of our other drinks was still strong and he was like "it only has 1.3 oz of spirit. You want more orange juice?" Like it's not your job to argue with people? So he brings back a little bit more orange juice, still barely a sip. Then, when we get the check we notice we were charged $8 for "two orange juices"! When I asked about it they said "i don't know what you want me to do. Do you want more orange juice?" No we just want to not get overcharged for the tiniest sip?? And this place puts a 20% gratuity on the check no matter what, which is ridiculous. Definitely not returning, Robert S really ruined our experience.

Small speakeasy bar and food located on a tiny alley off Broadway. You might discover this bar when walking down Broadway if you happen to hear the loud chatter of people inside, echoing in the alley. Noise level = LOUD! Very diverse crowd so anyone can blend in. Great selection of Japanese whiskeys on the top shelf. Bartenders working very hard here to keep up with the flow of orders. Would like to come back soon to try some of the menu items.

Went here for a first date. It was my second visit here. The acoustics have been too loud and it's a wee hard to grab the bartenders attention. Overall nice vibe but not a regular place I'd care to meet for drinks.

This has become one of my go-to spots anytime I'm in North Beach. The bartenders are fantastic and always willing to put on a show while they create something unique or customized. Decor is great, very clean, and food options I have yet to try but may next

Sherry in the Bay? Count me in. My mom is from Jerez (where most sherry comes from) so this is a nice spot to pay homage to my roots, though it's not easy dropping $10 for a glass of something that's sooo much less in Spain. Then again, this is SF so I understand. But this place is a lot more than sherry--they do great cocktails and delicious food. Wife and I recently stopped in for a happy hour before our anniversary dinner at Trestle and shared bombas that brought us back to La Barceloneta. They were...bomb. I need to learn how to make that pepper sauce it comes with! We also ordered drinks--a cocktail for she, Fino for me. Both were solid. Definitely gonna make a habit of popping into this place when in the area.

THE DRINKS ARE AMAZING. I ordered the Pimm's Cup and I was blown away. This is a very legitimate spot, where your dollar is worth the service and product. I went on Halloween so I don't know if the staff always dresses up speakeasy or not... they have a bar space as well as a couple tables and bar seating. I would be comfortable coming here with a group bigger than 12. The location is a little hidden and I'd like to keep it like that...this is a gem we need to protect! Very accessible by Muni lines, but unfortunately hell for parking- but don't drive when coming here !! I will definitely be returning to try the food and their other drinks! This is perhaps the one spot in North Beach I can get behind.

We're back baby!!! Pimms FTW! Big thanks to Gabriel for taking care of us and making the best dirty martini we've ever had. Legend!

I've been to 15 Romolo a few years ago and enjoyed my experience so I was looking forward to a fresh visit. Shared a pitcher of Pimm's, Bitchin' Wings, The Romolo Burger (Yo Mama Style), and the Chicken Sandwich. Pimm's - Big order, lots of ice but was good. Enjoyed sipping this throughout the meal. Bitchin' Wings - Enjoyed the flavor, but the way that the wings sat on the sauce made one side soggy and the other crisp. Chicken Sandwich - Probably one of the best FCS's I've had in the city. Would definitely go back for this. Romolo Burger - Good, messy to eat. Delicious but I personally didn't think the Yo Mama add-on was necessary (Yo Mama = Peanut Butter and bacon). Not my favorite burger but wasn't bad. Overall good experience. Down to try more of their cocktails and more dishes.

Absolutely one of the top three cocktail spots I've visited in the country. I'm a gin drinker and this place delivered one perfectly crafted cocktail with care after another. My girlfriend ordered a dirty Hendrix martini and it was the most perfect martini I've ever had, she doesn't even like gin, but after these drinks, she's a convert. The food is good too, but the drinks are where it's at!

Though it may take some exploration through San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood, 15 Romolo is a worthwhile trip for brunch-fanatics seeking a creatively modern menu with bold flavors and heavy meals. Plus,15 Romolo self-describes their brunch as "f-ing Narnia" so you can't really help but be intrigued! At least that's how I felt when I was back home looking for a brunch spot. Apparently "f-ing Narnia" means combining some hipster-esque elements to create some really interesting drinks and menu items. For instance, though I ordered some wine, I was seriously tempted to order a Sister Christian (bourbon, hot coffee, ancho chile, cardamom, honey, mandarin cream). I ended up ordering their take chicken and waffles (https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/15-romolo-san-francisco?select=qEb14Mv6lUQ9kOFfRA4zrQ). This item consisted of Spanish fried chicken, churro waffle, jamon butter, sunny side up egg, maple syrup, salad. The chicken had a nice crispy coating and I liked the spices they used. Churro waffle was a game changer for me too. But Jesus...everything on that plate was heavy. Even the goddamn salad! Don't even get me started on that jamon butter. It was porky and flavorful and I certainly liked it but I could not bring myself to even finish half. My dining companion ordered the confit pork belly with sunny side up egg, roasted butternut squash, apple-marcona chutney, and pork jus. Thankfully, she let me have a few bites! The pork belly was super soft and I appreciate that the skin was crispy. There was this dark green substance on the plate that didn't look too appetizing. Turned out to be the chutney. Didn't taste bad. Also, 15 Romolo is nice enough to provide complimentary waffle shots before your brunch (https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/15-romolo-san-francisco?select=ImY8JZ--5B3PgDHL1u17pA)! These are little shot-sized pitchers containing some blackstrap rum, espresso liqueur, maple syrup, and waffle piece. To our surprise, it was more bitter than sweet. Dinning here was certainly an experience for the both of us. It seemed like every time we tried a new component of our plates we just had to stop and and think "that's different" or "that's new." Their creativity is certainly evident. I feel like it is the reason why 15 Romolo earned 4 stars from me, but also the reason why I withheld that last star. My dining companion and I felt that while most of the items were pretty good, others fell flat. The interesting flavor combinations really challenged our palates and made us contemplate our food a bit more than usual, but we weren't convinced that a couple of these items actually worked out. We could see ourselves coming back, but neither of us could become regulars.

Cool bar located off a small alleyway. The interior is dimly lit and is a cool spot for small groups to hang out. The cocktails here are also delicious and creative. I had their special - paper crane - which had baijiu in it. It was a will made drink, but can easily be one that sneaks up to you. The garlic fries here were perfectly made and a good snack to munch on while drinking.

Great very casual place to grab drinks. It's in an alley so seems a little sketchy and across the street and around are strip clubs but don't let that deter you. Great drinks and chill place. If you order fries, it comes with curry ketchup and really good ranch

Came here for some pre-dinner drinks, and this is such a cool space! It's hidden on romolo street which looks like an alley, so you won't find it if you're not looking for it! The space is dark and cool, and its not a loud bar, so it's perfect if you're looking to actually have a conversation! The bartenders are also super knowledgeable and give great recommendations! Also, there's happy hour daily from 5/7:30 I think? I got the Pimm's cup which was awesome and super refreshing, and my fiancée got one of the local beers which he really enjoyed. Love this bar, and I'll definitely be back!

I met up with a friend at 15 Romolo for drinks and it was alright. Located in the North Beach area, 15 Romolo is in a kinda sketchy place located near a bunch of strip clubs lol. I went with the Pimm's Cup, which has ginger syrup, pimm's, cucumber, mint, lemon, ginger, seltzer, bitters. Unfortunately, it was super super sweet from the syrup and I couldn't even taste the alcohol. Service was pretty lackluster as well. Our bartender was pretty occupied talking to a few other people. We tried flagging him down a few times to order a 2nd round of drinks, but he never came by so we just left after paying. Not my favorite bar in the area but could be better!

Cute and chill lounge bar in SF. Great selection of drinks. Pretty intimate and bartenders are very helpful. Food overall isn't my favorite but I would go here for the ambience. Definitely a good option if youre looking to grab drinks with friends after work or for the weekend.

My friend left in stitches. They charged us what? For that? The fries were laughably small. It's sad, when we first came here it was so good. Now it is overpriced so-so food.

A little alley way street off Broadway in North Beach...Right next to The Basque Hotel is this gem of a bar. Mixologist ready to create sips of fanciful tastes. There is a menu of bar bites as well. Would definitely recommend!!! The whiskey sour was top notch! True egg white topping and definitely delightful! Will go back again!!

Pretty empty on a Monday night when I stopped by but not complaining! They have a pretty nice cocktail menu, and waiters were nice to explain which drinks came recommended based on my preferences. I ended up trying their version of the italian cream soda cocktail which was super cute looking (had a nice cap of cream on top, and a fun striped straw) and pretty good too! I also had a sip of my friend's scotch toddy which was so comforting to drink on a cold evening. They also offer small bites, and other drinks like wine/beer/spirits. I liked how the servers checked in on us but not continually, so we didn't feel like we were constantly bombarded by them. The entrance is in a kind of sketchy random alleyway though, so if you're looking around wondering where all the storefronts are, you're probably in the right place.

Located as part of The Basque Hotel, the surrounding area seems not that safe. Many strip clubs near by. Plenty options of drinks and they serve food too. Very casual atmosphere, inside is a bit dark and not so clean. Ordered "Espresso Martini" $13, all I could taste is the espresso and not the vodka. However, the bartender is quite friendly. Not sure if I want to come back, mainly because of feeling unsafe of the area.

A delightful bar at the intersection of Broadway and Romulo streets, the Pimm's cups are my favorites.

Came here for drinks on a Thursday night. It was not too crowded surprisingly! This hole-in-the-wall is up on a hill, tucked away on the side. My friend and i each got the Socialites and Cigarettes cocktail, tasted like an old fashioned in a martini glass! My fiancé got the pina colada beer and our friends gf got a citrus cocktail. Our friends citrus cocktail was refreshing. My fiancé's beer was alright, didn't really taste like a pina colada but that's ok. Loved the speakeasy feel. Cheers to this hole-in-the wall cocktail bar in the city!

Went here a few weeks ago with my guy. A small little hole in the wall, but we loved the speakeasy ambience and the food was so good! We started with the nachos and then shared the burger (definitely our favorite). The drinks were good, too, and so was the service. Hope to come here again soon!

Drinks are good and strong here and I've always had fun regardless of night. It's a place you can go with a couple friends or a large group, and weeknights are relatively easy to walk in and grab a table. The large windows and tables spacing apart helps when it gets crowded. The place seemed like a dive bar at first because of the dark lighting, the wood-decor, the jukebox, the photobooth - but it is more a cocktail bar. I don't think I've ever ordered a beer here, only had the inventive cocktails and pitcher of Pimm's Cup or sangria. Good deal if you can make HH. The bar food menu items are pretty good and you will find something you'd enjoy. I've brunched here and true, it's one of the best anywhere every time. I've seen a large group doing their birthday brunch here, it's that good. If not out of the way I'd brunch here more often - delicious and good portion size, hence, the final star.

Brandan our bartender was great! Made us some amazing cocktails (even though I am not much of a cocktail drinker) 1. Pimm's cup was delicious, I asked him to lessen the syrup so it wouldn't be too sweet. 2. He made a drink that would fit my taste of a bit of Rye and Cognac. I wish I had written down the name to this drink but I'm sure if you ask he'll make you one! Drink prices are not too expensive. Loved the ambiance and the set up. There are tables for food and more private conversations but also a bar for indivi

What a hidden gem! This spot is such a fun find. They make a pretty good charcuterie and amazing cocktails! The atmosphere is very social and overall seems to be a pretty popular spot even though it feels kind of hidden off the main road in the alley. Service wasn't amazing though... it was actually pretty slow, but I like to balance that with the great late night availability of food.

"I promise you, I'm not gonna kill you" is a sentence I've promised to many people when I take them up the dark alleyway, between several shady strip clubs, to 15 Romolo at night. Honestly, I'm a bit disappointed if people thought this is the way I would go full-on Dexter because I've watched enough Law & Order SVU to know that the logistics of it is all wrong. Seriously people, watch your dramas. The seedy walk up here is worth it, though. The cocktails are well made (especially their Pimms Cup and their whiskey cocktail) and if you're feeling adventurous, talk to your bartender who will make you customized drinks based off your likes/dislikes. Once we said we just wanted something with egg whites + a gin base and the bartender took his time to craft a delicious cocktail that he thought up on the spot. The waiters here are also super friendly and once even comped us glasses of rose because our cocktails were taking longer than expected. One thing I still need to try here is their brunch as my eyes always wander to the words "churro waffle" on their shared food/drink menu every time I'm looking for a drink. I'd skip the drinks altogether if that dish tastes as magical as it sounds.

Went here after Speakeasy SF with a group of 14. Had a male server who was very nice an attentive with good suggestions (poutine and Pimms cup). Our group said the chicken sandwich was also really good. It was a laid back, nice level of noise and we'd definitely go back.

Disclaimer: this review is just for the food--we came after work on a Friday and got the Romelo Burger, fries, and pintxos board. The fries were a huge portion, you could easy split between 3-4 people. However, it came out lukewarm and a little soggy. The burger was just okay; the tomato on it was ice cold and felt like it just came out of the fridge, the buns were not toasted, and the juices from the patty soaked through the bottom bun. The pintxos board was good, just overpriced (each toothpick was 2 bucks!) Overall, on the noisier side so not the ideal spot for conversation. However, I probably wouldn't eat here again, but would definitely come back for after-dinner drinks. The bartenders put some serious thought into their work and it's fun to watch them if you're sitting at the bar!