Corner Tap

We enjoyed our weekend lunch experience. Our server was friendly, helpful and attentive. The elevated bar food menu was perfect for a lazy Saturday afternoon. There were plenty of local beers on tap plus a full bar to wet your whistle. We enjoyed the Corner Cauliflower appetizer followed by the Corner Chopped Salad, Slider Trio and seasoned waffle fries.

The food and drink selection is great and has been consistently good since they reimagined their menu a couple years ago. It's a great neighborhood place and fills a gap for the area. The reason for removing a star is because the service is inconsistent at best. I still highly recommend coming in, especially if you're a local. I don't recommend bringing in out of town guests (due to the service).

This place is a great spot for flatbreads, wings, drinks, and other pub foods. The flatbreads and wings were especially good - my friends and I ordered one pizza each with a few appetizers and it was enough food for all of us. My favorite flatbread was the carne asada with the green sauce. The only thing that was disappointing was the order or jalapeno poppers - you basically get two jalapenos (cut in half) for $9.50. See photos for details. Other than that, the place is a great quick stop.

Awesome place for booze, wings, sliders and of course waffle fries 😋 Staff are really friendly and make you feel welcome. Great place to hang with family or friends

Corner Tap has some really good things going for it, but there’s still some things you’ll be left wanting. We ordered the Caesar salad, pretzel, and animal fries, coming out to just shy of $40. Portion wise, this was a bit much for what we received, but it’s Santa Barbara after all. The Caesar salad was satisfactory, albeit a touch spicy. I’d say it’s a tasty budget salad choice. As a note to the owners, please provide more sauce for your to go orders! You’ve got something great here, let me enjoy it to its fullest! The pretzel was a bit of a mixed bag. It was deliciously seasoned and came with a great mustard; however, the cheese sauce it came with was a little mild. I’d like it to be a slightly larger serving as well, but the flavors still make it a solid choice. Okay, let’s dive into the animal fries. These things are great and could honestly constitute a full meal by themselves. If someone asks you to split an order, don’t. You want your own. Let’s talk about the ugly aspects of this visit. Honestly, it’s loud inside. Luckily, there’s plenty of outdoor seating, just avoid sitting along Cliff Drive and you’ll be fine. The parking situation is also rough, especially considering people like to park over the “lines” of reflectors. The worst part was how long it took for our food to be ready. It took just shy of 25 minutes to prepare a salad, pretzel, and some fries. I’m not trying to nitpick, but considering how little food was leaving the kitchen in general, it was slow. All together, we done! This will be replacing Mesa Burger for us from now on, especially with how comparable the prices have become. To wrap it up, here are their current, 2023 menus so you can see each items pricing. Happy eating!

Amazing. Second time in. Love the wings. Drinks are amazing. Server and Bartender awesome...

Great relaxed environment to eat delicious food. The beer selection has some classics and lots of local central coast breweries on tap. Highly recommend the pizza as the crust is perfectly light and crunchy - ideal for deep dish. Dog friendly patio, kid friendly indoor and outdoor seating. Sunday special tri-tip sandwich is always lick the plate clean good. The service is friendly and efficient. We keep coming back and are always very satisfied no matter the occasion.

Good food here for being in Santa Barbara for the day. The Elote Nachos was fire and delicious, as well as the buffalo wings. Worth the trip from Woodland Hills.

THE DETROIT STYLE PIZZA HERE IS INCREDIBLE. Stopped by for dinner and grabbed on of these pizzas and they were honestly so flavorful and had high quality ingredients. A must try if your in the area, don't sleep on this place. You will find Cornee Tap on the corner! lol super easy to find and at first glance it seemed like a tasting room/ bar and then we noticed the menus. My wife split a pizza and it was enough for both of us to get full so not bad considering the price and portion! Service is here was very good. Our server was incredibly kind and very on it and we appreciated that. Super chill and laid back resteraunt, what's not to like here. Defenitly will be back next time in SB. Thanks Corner Tap for the tasty pizza.

First off, the woman who helped my party was confused with the question of "Do you serve this barrel aged beer in Pints?" Because she said yes, then brought me a completely different beer that wasn't even the beer I pointed at and she answered with "Yes!" Even if you weren't sure, just ask us please. This makes the whole situation weird, because I asked prior to ordering, confirmed, then you brought me the wrong beer. Then probably had to waste the previously wrong beer. Second, the food was cold. I was thinking it first as I ate it; and my party agreed. We had to send it back. The manager is GREAT and she's amazing, unfortunately the floor staff and kitchen staff did not deliver. I don't usually get food here and I usually sit on the bar, but we had a large party. Just definitely disappointed. It made the whole experience "strange". Thank you for the manager on duty. She's a really nice woman.

Their Nashville Hot Sliders are hands down the best thing and best in town. We also like the Memphis dry rub wings and Notorious P.I.E Detroit style pizza

This place is quick and convenient. The service is solid and it's a good neighborhood spot to grab bar food and some drinks. They have live music some nights and outdoor heaters/fire pits which is nice. I've only been here on week nights so it's been easy to get a table. The service is casual and the workers are friendly. I'm not much of a beer person but I usually like the hard kombucha or cider they have on tap. My reason for giving 3 stars despite liking this place is that the food is very average. I ordered the Caesar salad with chicken and I hate to say it, but this was the driest grilled chicken I've ever been served at a restaurant. The pieces were super thin and not tender or juicy at all. I had to douse the chicken in dressing to make it semi enjoyable to eat which was a bummer. The Detroit style pizza was pretty good. I really liked the hot honey and chilis but thought the pepperoni was a little too salty. Overall the pizza was tasty, but I've definitely had higher quality pizzas for the same price. The other time I ate here I was given the wrong order and my friend said his tri tip sliders were super dry. I've had other friends rave about the wings and loaded fries, so I'm thinking the food is hit or miss and it depends on what you order. Although I only am giving 3/5 stars, I would still come here for the chill atmosphere and convenient location. It's a nice addition to the Mesa neighborhood and I like the vibes every time I come here. I will probably stick to just appetizers or light bites since I haven't been impressed with the food.

Great spot for comfort food! Good beers on tap and a solid menu selection. The burgers, chicken sandwiches, french fries, and everything else was tasty. Good service. Parking lot in the back. Mac and cheese was solid too. Will come back for the nachos and pizza. Overall recommend worth checking out! Reasonable prices for the area. TVs, music on Wednesdays, and good vibes all around.

The food was amazing. They had many different varieties of food. The service was super easy and quick. The restaurant is nicely decorated TVs already got some Christmas decorations and many tables. I highly recommend coming to the corner tap.

Corner Tap is a solid choice for good food and drinks with a laid-back sports bar vibe. I ordered a Paloma, which was delicious, and Nashville's Hot Chicken. The chicken was perfectly tender on the inside and crispy on the outside, but it was surprisingly mild and didn't come with pickles, which I missed. The standout dish for me was the cauliflower--it was so tasty, and the sauce was so good I even dipped my sandwich in it! The service was fast and friendly, though I wish I had visited on a quieter night since Monday Night Football made it pretty loud inside. Overall, the food was good and it was worth the visit.

This review is solely to rate the pizza. This place was recommended to me as they raved about the pizza. I was surprised by the size of the pizza. I ordered the Notorious P.I.E. This is made with pepperoni, hot honey, white cheddar and jalapeño. The jalapeños and spicy honey make it spicy for spicy sensitive folks. This was not lacking the flavor. The pepperoni was crispy and the crust as well. Did I mention that this is deep dish pizza. Despite it being smaller than other deep dish pizzas that I have tried it was delicious and it was enough to share with three people. I do feel that the price point is a little higher than others. I am curious to try other items on the menu, but wanted to try the pizza first.

My father-in-law and his wife live in the Mesa, and they've become regulars at Corner Tap. We went Saturday night when we were visiting Santa Barbara, and it was a great spot for an easy family dinner with both small kids and grandparents. The place was immediately comfortable, with a fun, casual sports bar/gastropub atmosphere. We got a booth with a high chair and our children behaved, thanks in part to the numerous televisions turned to various stations. The boys got their first taste of pro wrestling, watching jacked women attack each other in some ridiculous Australian version of WWE (there was at least one move involving lipstick). Service was friendly and attentive. I liked that the staff recognized Grandpa and Grandma Robyn. There was a robust tap list, and my husband Matt B. and I ordered both of the hazy IPAs: the Made West, brewed in Ventura, and the Tarantula Hill Liquid Candy, brewed in Thousand Oaks. My father-in-law wanted a Bud Light and received one of their palest, lowest ABV beers instead. Everyone seemed okay with this outcome. The menu ran heavy and hearty, with Detroit-style pizza and caloric bar food like wings and nachos and smashburger tacos. There was also a kid's menu, which we appreciated. Our boys had butter pasta as well as plenty of seasoned waffle fries, which we ordered for the table. These were fantastic, crispy and flavorful, and the portion was made for sharing. This was also true of the pizza--our server said one pizza was meant to feed two adults. Matt I split the Notorious P.I.E., which came with red sauce, mozzarella, white cheddar, pepperoni, pickled chilis, burrata, and a Mike's Hot Honey drizzle. I love spice but he doesn't, and we figured he could handle a little hot honey and pick off the chilis. This was not the case. Every bite of that pizza was delicious fire, the chilis fully embedded in the cheese and sauce. I loved it, the thick crust laden with pepperoni and heat. I felt bad for Matt, though. He really struggled to get through that pizza. Otherwise, this was a very pleasant dinner, and I'm sure we'll be back to Corner Tap for more family-friendly meals in the Mesa. I'll miss that Notorious P.I.E., but will have to skip it next time. It's too big to eat alone, and my husband will want food that won't fuck him up like a raging Australian wrestler.

Food and service unmatched. $4 draft on Monday and $5 mimosas on Sunday. Really can't beat that! Over 10 TVs for the games.

I went here the other night with my sister and BIL. They had been before, but it was my first time. The service was great and they were very attentive. I ordered the Berry Garcia Salad and they had the sliders and a salad. The Berry Garcia Salad was good, but had too much dressing, I was only able to eat half at the time. The place is very welcoming and has a warm atmosphere. They were playing sports on the tvs.

Best bar food in the city. The Smash burger tacos are a rather good (I.e. stupendous), the chips and salsa, unequaled.

We really enjoy this resteraunt. I like it for the Detroit style pizza. The one with hot honey is like amazing. Also really like their Cesar. It's a little spicy which I think all of them should be. Pretty much any food that we have tried here is great! Drink list is also great. Quick service. Plenty of seating inside and outside. This place deserves its dues. We will be back. A lot.

INEDIBLE. Tri trip overcooked shoe leather. Dog food. I asked server for rare, my wife asked for medium rare...they came out the same overcooked thin, dry, terrible. The waitress said "They are presmoked" which is code for lazy kitchen not bothering with having it moist and juicy. A crime against meat.

The corner tap is just plain ok. Their food menu is nothing special, it's ok food, just not very impressive. The nachos are good, not great, nothing special. The pizza is good just nothing really something to be excited about, the chicken sliders are just plain ok, nothing special.... just make sure to never order any salad from this place. One of the simplist things to make and this place fails at that. When music is playing, it's best to sit far enough away from the noise. The service is better than the food. Overall, if you want a medium priced experience with borderline ok food with really good service and you really don't care about food flavors with a beer selection that is just plain ok...then this place will be great for your low standards. The only thing good you experience is the atmosphere, good conversation with friends and family and really good service.... beyond that, don't expect amazing food especially the salads. Save your money for better things.

I haven't had this style of pizza before and it was really good! Almost like a cheesy breadstick with the sauce already on it. Will get it again and their ranch was great.

I hate to even call this out, but the tap Room now has Alcohol!! Yes craft cocktails on the menu and they were great! Oh course you can still enjoy their wide selection of beers, wine and kombucha so there is something for everyone! We only had a preztel this time but will be back to try more of their food. Friendly staff and fun loaction on the Mesa.

We came here twice and tried their sliders, tacos, pizza, wings, and mac and cheese. The smash burger sliders were better than the smash burger tacos. Wings were decent, not crispy enough for Korean wings. I like Von's in IV if I am craving Korean wings. The mac and cheese was delicious and you can taste the rich and creamy beer cheese. Detroit pizza looked incredible, but this style of pizza just isn't for me. The cheese was baked into the bottom of the crust and was too salty for me. I agree with another reviewer about how excessively salty and oily all the food were. While the food tasted pretty good, I didn't feel very good afterwards. Both times, I ended up in a food coma and woke up parched and needed to drink multiple glasses of water. Servers here always seem aloof. Both times we had to ask for water refills, check, another drink, etc.

I finally was able to try the newly renovated Corner Tap on the Mesa. While the interior appears unchanged, the menu has definitely gotten a revamp for the better. They offer a bunch of local beers on tap, along with a nice variety of cocktails. Our group enjoyed our beverages all around. Unfortunately, the waitress wasn't super confident and had to ask another employee several of our questions--yet at least she found out answers versus just guessing the answers. I'll give her the benefit of the doubt given a new menu. Of course, we came here for the Detroit Style Pizza! They have eight to choose from. The main thing that makes these pies unique is the thick crust that is encrusted in cheese with a nice, doughy interior. While you wait for your food, you can play a game of shuffleboard. The pizzas were outstanding. Sausage has a good amount of flavor and spice if that's your thing. The cheese was tasty but a bit excessive and wayyy saltier than it should be. We were chugging water during and after our meal.That was the one big downfall. We rebalanced our palate with the Pizzookie which is a good-sized chocolate cookie in a skillet. We finished that dessert of quickly. All in all, I'm glad Corner Tap is back open.

Get the Mac n cheese. Periodt. The spicy chx sandwich is ok but mad spicy and very oily.

Well, looks like I'm updating my review again after tonight's take-out experience. We called for take-out at 7:54pm tonight and were informed that the kitchen was closing in 6 minutes and we would be limited in what we could order. We had wanted wings and the pear cashew salad, but since we weren't allowed to order the salad, we got wings, a flatbread pizza and the cauliflower app. The flatbread pizza was very good and looked like it always does. The wings were disappointing. Usually, you get half (or more) fat drumettes, but we got 5 wingettes and 2 small drumettes. The cauliflower is what sent me to Yelp to update my prior reviews. Clearly, we were sold the inedible charred bits in the roasting pan. The dish tasted like grease, olives and charcoal. I'm embarrassed for this Mesa establishment that I was charged $11.25 for such a colossal fail of a dish. It looks nothing like the other pics on Yelp of this dish. On Yelp the pics show fresh greens and herbs on top. There was none of that. The photograph is exactly how it looked when I opened it at home. When we were told the menu was limited, we didn't expect them to scrape the bottom of the pan and sell us the burned dregs. We will rethink ordering take-out from Corner Tap again. Whoever sold us this tonight didn't hesitate to rip us off.

This restaurant needs some improvement. The service and the food are not good. I ordered a salad with chicken and they brought me one with salami instead. When I told the server about it, he went into the kitchen to get me canned chicken! Disgusting they didn't make a new salad for me when they actually made the mistake. My husband order a pizza that said in the menu that will have tomato sauce, but they brought one with NO tomato sauce. When we told the server about this mistake, he brought us cold tomato sauce right out of the fridge. Unacceptable! When we asked for the bill, they didn't print out the receipt for us, they just told us the final number. I have never seen something like that in a restaurant. I like to check the bill before I pay it! This restaurant deserves 0 starts.

After reading about the new menu changes and hearing rave reviews from friends, we decided to check out Corner Tap for dinner. The place was pretty busy on the outside but the inside was nearly empty except for a few people at the bar and I think two tables. It's a seat yourself restaurant which I like so we grabbed a seat inside. The menu is a junk food high school athlete's dream. It's actually the type of fatty cheesy deep fried food that I crave sometimes but we all soon realized that it's extremely heavy and salty. More on that later. There were all sorts of problems from the get go. We were ready to order pretty quickly and when the server came we first asked her if we could get a beer flight because we saw them bringing them to tables plus it's on photos online. She asked me to repeat it twice because the music was SO LOUD inside. When I asked her again where the beer flights were listed, she said she didn't know what that was but could ask the bar. We told her to forget and ordered three drinks. There was a delay after each drink of about 10 seconds while she tapped in her Toast tablet. Then after the third drink she asked me to repeat the first drink again because she had forgotten it. Then came the food order which was not any better. 10 to 20 seconds to mark wings, pizza, etc. I really don't understand what was going on here. We also had to repeat things because again, they were blasting video game music (I am serious) inside. Then came like what felt like an eternity for the food to come. I am not sure if they do this by design but instead of bringing items when they are ready, they delay it and bring everything at once. Why? The good news is the food is good! The wings were my favorite (if you get dry rub they still give you ranch and buffalo sauce). The Detroit Pizza was good too but I am not sure how anyone could eat more than one slice. I think an adult could manage two slices if you didn't order anything out. I don't think anyone realizes how salty and *heavy* it is to eat this style of pizza. We also ordered the broccoli with romessco which was pretty inventive and delicious but it was cooked in a way that was pretty tough and not tender and they don't give you a knife of any kind. It was impossible to cut with a fork. I think this is a great "neighborhood" brewpub type place but I'd recommend sitting outside, speaking very slowly when you order, and really pay attention to what you are getting because it's not like other restaurants where you might order a dish a person to share or something. The food is extremely heavy and salty and you actually get kind of fatigued eating it. I can see recommending this place to certain crowds or groups of people but I can't see myself trying to come here too often. I hope they can fix their noise and ordering system.

great service and horrible food. We spent $100 including tip and only ate a couple bites. Pizza was ALL gross crust with no flavor. Beet salad was all arugula with a few tiny bites of beets. Horrible. We had them box everything up and purposely left it there because it was gross. nice sauv blanc though. DONT EAT THERE!!! ‍

When I arrived nobody greeted or checked on us for over 20 minutes and it wasn't that busy. Ordered the Slider Trio, it was dry, hardly any meat and what it did have was burned to a crisp. I took a bite from each and that was all. Service was below average and not friendly. The service was not friendly indoors ambiance was not great. Excepted more from a local restaurant.

I enjoyed the setting with Tables, heat lamps, some Place is spacious parking in the back and not having to wait for a table. Food was excellent. Korean wings were delicious, tender, excellent flavor. Nachos were good. Chips and salsa on the side were delicious. My kid could not get enough of the buffalo wings... His face was covered. Most of all I was impressed with the Detroit style pizza, which had crispy , butter, cheesy crust, pan style. The Lieutenant Dan pizza with sausage and Gouda and Alfredo sauce, which can be heavy, was not my style but I thought it was delicious. I'll definitely be back. The server was nice too. Place is spacious.

We got a pizza and the sliders and some cocktails! The Chicago style pizza was incredible and the sliders were good. Cocktails were yummy! We went to watch the football games, which they had big TVs for and was a lively environment. Service was good. I would go back for the pizza.

Where has Detroit style pizza been all my life? Don't be discouraged by reading the toppings list and thinking it's "too much, omg sounds heavy". Tell your brain to shut up and just order it. A slice goes a long way so it's perfect for the table and you can warsh it down with the great beer. Korean wings are sticky AF and delicious.

Upon arrival no one greeted us at the door, until a server told us to sit wherever. So my party and I decided to sit in a booth, which had some water and crumbs on it, no big deal it happens. Guy server with blonde ish hair came over and asked us if we were ready, which we were still browsing the menu. Got drinks going, which if you want a beer this should be the only reason you go here. Pizza had zero flavor on it, which is the pizza our server recommended. Felt super rushed while eating. Server didn't even present us a check or ask us if we needed anything else. Proceeded to hand us over the little machine so we could pay. Thought to give this place a chance, since they reopened. Definitely won't be going back, and I wouldn't bother going unless I'm desperate for a beer on draught.

We ordered the fry wings with all The sauces on the side. The wings themselves had a dry run that was fantastic, then the Buffalo sauce was seriously the best I have ever had. I don't know what they added to it but it was so good - creamy and with great flavor.

Food is very average and staff turnover is insane- what is up with the management?? I've had the fried chicken sandwich, beet salad and tacos, none were fabulous.

Stopped in for a drink in September 2024. My go to drink is a White Russian. I was so disappointed with their version. They put actual coffee in it. I do not drink coffee and the waitress commented in kind of a snotty tone that kahlua is a coffee liqueur. I am 55 and have been drinking this since I was 19 and I have never sent one back until that one. My advice. If you do actually put coffee in it. Make sure you tell the person ordering it because the actual recipe does not call for coffee

I can easily say this is the best pizza I have had in town. I absolutely loved the mushroom pizza with the ricotta. It's very rich and delicious and when I reheated it the next day it was just as perfect. Boyfriend got a meat pizza with bolognese sauce and was very happy with it as well. We ordered our food to go so I have no idea what the place is like but I will definitely visit.

We were in town to visit a museum and didn't feel like leaving just yet, so checked out Corner Tap's website and decided to give it a try. The place is nice with lots of varied seating options and you could tell it was recently renovated. Bathrooms could use a little sprucing up but were okay. Cocktails sounded creative but were not executed very well. The mesa jewel was super-boozy and seemed to be missing the pineapple juice and simple syrup- there was no sweet component to balance it out. Spicy berry margarita was similarly unbalanced. Do the bartenders taste before sending drinks out? Lieutenant Dan pizza was good, lots of crispy cheese crust but overly salty, and seemed to be missing the smoked chicken. The maple bacon sliders had tiny pieces of fried chicken that didn't even cover the buns. Servers were friendly but drinks were slow even when the place was empty. They were also fairly inattentive when it came to checking on us after delivering food and bringing the check. Just an underwhelming experience overall.

Quality ingredients confectioned to perfection. We ordered to go and the service was amazing. The pizzas took a bit to come out, but it was worth the wait. The Detroit Pizza feel is beyond good! This will be our new regular spot in Santa Barbara. Ample parking and great overall atmosphere.

Where to start! Man was this meal fantastic. First off I went with a big group and the service was spot on, no delays in drinks/apps/entrées. Highlight of the meal was definitely the Detroit Style Pizza. Notorious PIE was delish and we even got a gluten free option that was greattt. Can't recommend coming here enough - groups/date night/family meal - the vibes are on point. If you want to get away from the busy State St options, this is your place. Oh and if you want to catch a game they've certainly got you covered with tv's viewable from every spot. Come soon, you won't regret it!!

This corner restaurant is one I've driven past many times and always told myself, "I'm going to go there one day." Well, i finally did so here's what I thought. Parking is a little difficult; you either find some in the back or drive to the shopping center behind them and walk. There is outdoor seating but most tables are for two people or sit at the barstools and face the streets. Numerous TVs to watch the news, sports, whatever is up and showing. The menu is small but the creativity is there. We scanned the code at the table for a list of specials; which we picked two items from. The pretzel was warm and delicious! Get one! The sandwich special was good, not great. The flat bread was tasty and a solid choice. My son inhaled the pasta with marinara sauce. It's listed as kid friendly and I would agree.

Great, friendly staff. Food is more than fine. Really terrific local spot. Hope you last for a long time!

Charming neighborhood bar. The same servers have been there a while which is nice because they recognize us and bring water for our dogs. Our server made great cocktail recommendations too!

The Corner Tap has re-opened with an exciting new menu. At first glance you wonder how some of the flavors are going to pair, but I have to say... food was a definite upgrade even though we miss their homemade potato chips. Try the street corn nachos and add brisket. They have so many interesting combinations, I will definitely be going back to explore more of their dishes.

Great food. Super good fries. Love the drink choices. Friendly staff. Inside and outside seating.

The service was a bit slow, and the menu was pretty limited. We tried the chicken pesto, bbq chicken, and prosciutto flatbreads. The chicken pesto was pretty spicy, so I couldn't really taste any flavor other than the spice. The bbq chicken was delicious, but the added cashews weren't really needed in my opinion. The prosciutto flatbread was decent, but the arugula got a bit wilted on the hot flatbread. The pretzel was extremely salty and not worth $10 tbh.

Had dinner & cocktails with a friend and everything about our experience was fabulous! Corner Tap feels very welcoming & friendly as you walk in. The fire pits make it to be very cozy & romantic. The music was fun and all servers were lovely, helpful, polite & very friendly. The food was absolutely delicious. We shared the Nashville Hot () Chicken Sliders, and our favorite: the CT Smashburger Sliders. Yum!! The drinks were awesome as well: original, fun & beautiful. We tried several cocktails: the Prickly Pear Paloma, the Mesa Mom, and the Blackberry Mint Margarita. Too bad I live in LA, because the Corner Tap is my idea of a perfect neighborhood hangout! Great for any type of meet up. Too bad I can't be a regular, but whenever visiting SB I will for sure be back!

Party fowl 7.5-10 Famous original 7.5-10 Burrata Bolognese 7-10 Wings 8.5-10 Seasoned Fries 8-10 Service 6.5-10

The food is so tasty! Love the new menu. GM is a little intense and seems to cause unneeded stress. Hope Paige can settle down and show appreciation for the staff.

Great little corner bar. Family friendly, our granddaughters seven and ten love to go here with us. Varied menu, great adult and kid choices. Happy hour Saturday and Sunday 3 to 5:30. Great place to stop relax and take a breather while sipping something cold. The granddaughters love the Mesa corn and request to go here just to get some. They make in house potato chips which are always a winner. I found the chips to be a bit over salted but tasty. We also tried the wings, margarita flatbread and pesto chicken flatbread, all delicious,. Wings nice and crispy, done just like we like them. Service friendly and welcoming, always with a smile.

This place is amazing. I love the staff. In particular, Hanna is a great bartender. She is so professional and her attention to detail and her personality made my experience better than expected. If you are on the Mesa you should 100% check this place out and hope Hanna, Isabelle and Eva are working. Great spot. Great service. Great food. Great drinks.

This is a great little lunch spot. The flatbread is really well done and tasty. We also had a butter lettuce salad that was great. We did not really love the chips as they were very heavy in the salt and not so fresh. They have an impressive selection of tap beers with lots of IPA options and even had a $2 cooler with beers and drinks.There is plenty of indoor seating and being on the corner two sides of outdoor patio seating. With lots of space, this place would be fun anytime but seemed ideal for the Covid distance dining. The service was excellent, prompt and friendly. I would highly recommend stopping here for a bite or drink! Also, we stopped in for lunch on Mother's Day and they comped Mom's lunch. What a pleasant surprise!

Friendly staff, great food and drinks. This is a fun little neighborhood place and I'm so glad we found it. Sure beats the mess of people in the Funk Zone and by the beach.We will definitely return when we are in town again. I