Ken P.
Yelp
I'm on the fence about this place. When you first walk in, you're met with screens showing images of train scenes, creating a boxcar-like vibe.
Beyond the decor, I'm still trying to see what sets this bar apart from others in the area. I guess it really depends on the crowd you're looking to drink with.
I initially wanted a shot and a beer, but their only mezcal was Illegal, and they didn't offer Lalo or a comparable tequila. I ended up with a Hendrick's gin and tonic, which was noticeably weaker than what I'd get in Bishop Arts.
For appetizers, we ordered the cheese crostinis, which were enough for our group of five, though nothing special--something you could make at home in about 15 minutes.
I also tried the black truffle tater tots, which I'd return for.
On a 5-point scale:
* Experience: 3
* Drinks: 1
* Food: 3
Overall, that averages to about 3 stars.