District Six

A warm, inviting sports bar nestled behind the Square! The food is ok and a bit messy to eat—just casual bar fare but I was impressed by the extensive drink and cocktail menu. Inside seating seems a bit limited with a mixture of high & low top + bar seating, but there’s more room outside with picnic tables and TVs for sports. Definitely a cool atmosphere and I love the bright aesthetics.

New Favorite Spot in Georgetown! We tried District 6 for the first time and immediately decided — this is our new date night place. They have a whole shelf of board games you can grab and take to your table. We played Scrabble while eating dinner, and it was so much fun — such a unique touch! Now for the food: Best guacamole my wife has ever had (and she is VERY picky about guac) Street corn queso that I’m still thinking about Hatch chili burger cooked perfectly — juicy, flavorful, and just the right amount of messy Tater tots that were huge and perfectly crispy Cocktails so good we considered calling an Uber just to stay for another round Service was excellent, and the kitchen was surprisingly fast even though they were busy. Plus, big TVs everywhere so you can catch your favorite game while you eat and play your own. Highly recommend — fun, delicious, and all-around awesome experience.

The foods & drinks are reasonable priced, and the atmosphere is pretty diversity. Sean and I regularly go over there for some chitchat and mingle people. They’re down to earth and easygoing tbh. Bartenders are wonderful souls, they pour it with love and a hi. Lastly, I forget to leave a review until I saw the picture of us with our awesome bartender. Thank you for making my out of state family an amazing time and a warm welcoming. Edit(10/5) : The customer service seems to be on other story (bad mood?) We chose to go other place

What a super cute spot that I had no clue existed in DT GT. After lunch we wanted a cocktail in the area and google directed me here. I mentally toggled back and forth as I thought I’ve visited most spots in the area, so surely I’ve been here and just didn’t remember- wrong. It’s tucked in a corner of a side street so if you aren’t aware that it exists, it’s very easy to miss. It was adorable from the outside in. Plenty of tables and TVs prior to entering but it was a million degrees and no one was sitting outside. It’s self seating with more TVs and a QR code menu. Definitely kid friendly as there were many there with parents either playing arcade games or watching sports. We were there solely for drinks and decided to grab one of the available board games-of course I won 😛 I’ll definitely be back and am glad that I’ve found such a cute spot when in DT GT.

This place is definitely a hidden gem! At first I thought it was a truck with seating but then we realized there’s a whole restaurant! Great atmosphere. Delicious drinks and food. You could play some video games while sitting at the bar and they even have board games to borrow. Service was great and food came out fast. My husband loved the wagu burger which is surprising since it’s hard to find a place he really likes. We will definitely be back!

Food was amazing. Service was even better. This is the perfect mix of sports bar and high end craft restaurant. Great mix of college kids and old folks. All cheering for 30 different sports programs. We are here once a week and will continue to come back. Get the burger and the lettuce wraps.

Great atmosphere, customer service fantastic, food is alright, and drinks are great! I took off a star because the price of the food did not match the quality of the food. The drinks are good just very small. It’s a cool little spot to enjoy drinks and watch sports. Our server Salim was awesome. He made great recommendations!

Gabe the bartender made the best margarita I’ve had in the US. A lot of times they are too heavy on the margarita mix, and just not balanced. Gabe mixed and balanced it perfectly. 10/10 would recommend

What a super cute spot that I had no clue existed in DT GT. After lunch we wanted a cocktail in the area and google directed me here. I mentally toggled back and forth as I thought I've visited most spots in the area, so surely I've been here and just didn't remember- wrong. It's tucked in a corner of a side street so if you aren't aware that it exists, it's very easy to miss. It was adorable from the outside in. Plenty of tables and TVs prior to entering but it was a million degrees and no one was sitting outside. Once you enter, It's self seating with more TVs and a QR code menu. Definitely kid friendly as there were many there with parents either playing arcade games or watching sports. We were there solely for drinks and decided to grab one of the available board games-of course I won I'll definitely be back and am glad that I've found such a cute spot when in DT GT.

the margarita is amazing !!!! not too sweet , I also highly recommend the lettuce wraps if your not in the mood for a burger

The interior was fun with the wallpaper and decor! There is also a covered patio out front. Service staff was friendly upon entrance. We were seated right away and drinks came out fast. They have a large drink menu to choose from and even offer frozen drinks! We ordered the street corn queso which was tasty. I then got the hot chicken sandwich with tots - the tots were very crispy which was great and the sandwich had good flavor. This would be a fun place to go with a group during the day! They also had several board games that you can take back to your table to play.

This was a nice little for me for us. We've never come this deep into Georgetown but I'm glad we did. The food and service was great. We really liked the hometown atmosphere. My wife had the chicken sandwich. I had the Wagu smash burger. They did not disappoint!

Good food, Great vibes, and I get to bring my dog! This place is perfect and service was pretty good.

Been a while since came in here to review because of my work life,... After visiting this place I felt the need to take some time this evening to write some thoughts. Let me start with location.. at first it was a bit intriguing that it felt like a treasure hunt because it's dug in there that took us some walking to find. So location is not the most optimal. When we walked in it was a typical hipster type restaurant. There were a couple families with some little ones, so I may be off in that assessment. We were sat in the smallest 2 seater in the middle of the foot traffic with no server route around us. There were approximately 6 other open tables and 1 booth available... But dirty. They had about 2 servers and 1 bar tender taking care of the floor, there were approximately 2 tables of 4 8 people at the bar and two sets of two sitting at the big tables. The server came to the table after a few minutes. They had brought some water, but that's all. They asked if we wanted some appetizers, but no drinks? I was really in the mood for something other than water... They brought our pickle spears that I must admit were quite tasty. The sauce they have with it, stellar. A few minutes later The server again came by, we put in our order. A salad as a side to the grilled chicken sandwich (popular choice on reviews). The server started to walk away when I asked him about dressings. He told me with a snarky attitude that they had .. 'ummm blue cheese and ranch... I think" They brought us our order, salad and chicken together (which is ok), I had hoped they would have brought the salad first, but hey, I should have asked right? The chicken sandwich looked great as did the salad. The chickens crispy-ness was excellent... But too salty. Way too much mayo. The bread was amazing. Buttery and lightly toasted, but unfortunately, soggy cause of the mayo. My bride thought it was ok. Didn't think it was overly salted, but not good enough to finish. Again, no drink orders. We waited and waited for our server to look our way so we could ask for the bill. After 10 minutes, I got up and went to the server station and handed him my card. If they would have had a full house, more grace would be given, but the tables of 4 had left there was one big table of 10 that had come in and a single girl waiting on her late date. The food can be mediocre but if the service stinks, there's no excuse. In this case it was all below mediocre.

Too many menu changes. I suggest slowing it down and try new items/changes with your customers before changing key menu items. I normally enjoy the beet salad but the last time I came in for it, they removed the mixed greens from the recipe. So, be prepared to eat the beet "salad" with no greens. Fast forward to our most recent visit, my husband comes here for the spicy chicken sandwich, Nashville hot and in his words, the new sandwich "is disgusting and made my stomach turn." It's hardly the same sandwich anymore. This has been one of our favorite places to bring friends and family but can't do that anymore. Would suggest keeping the original fried chicken sandwich and get rid of the oily Texas toast. On a good note, our waitress was amazing. I unfortunately forgot her name but she's been there for a few years. Shoutout for being great.

Nobody knows how to make a proper margarita like Tristin and Davey . After a long day at work I come here to relax and enjoy the show!!

Beer selection was good, fries were good, hatch burger was a drippy cheese mess with a burned bun, and the Nashville hot was THE WORST THING I HAVE EVER PUT INTO MY MOUTH. It was just spicy with no other flavor besides burned chicken grease flavor and a few pickles. I'm honestly not sure if it had onions or coleslaw because I couldn't taste anything besides burned chicken grease and hot. The server was ok, but she didn't ask why we left 1/2 a sandwich between the two of us. If you want a good Nashville hot, go to Goodfolks.

The bf and I usually head out for a refreshment and dinner on Friday afternoons as a way to catch up on the week and unwind for the weekend. We chose to walk around the square and hit up District Six this week. The bar staff is friendly and approachable and let us try a few things before choosing our drink of choice. I went with the peach mint frozen cocktail made with real peach purée and he chose the Alstadt Kolch. We shared some street corn queso and green and red salsa. I have to say, the house fried chips are awesome! Perfectly salted and sturdy enough to scoop the delicious queso. The queso was creamy with whole kernels of corn, cotija, cilantro and full of flavor!! For dinner, I had the wild boar rib appetizer since I was pretty full of chips by that point. Kelly had the wagyu burger. Both were really good, using fresh, quality ingredients and not short on flavor. There are several large screens to watch sports and news and some old school arcade games. The large patio outside is perfectly pet friendly and kid friendly and the food is elevated bar food. I'll be back and I'm looking forward to it!

Like most places - they need to hire more wait staff. Ordered the burger of the month and it was delicious and the signature frozen coconut Rita - all great. No silverware, no napkins we had to ask and never received fork and knife. Fries are additional at 10.00 so why not make them special- truffle Parmesan or plain Parmesan a little pepper added, something to distinguish they are not from a fast food chain. Maybe we caught them on a bad night with staffing shortage. We watched 2 groups walk out after sitting down and no service - again 1 min always feels like 2 min in the service industry. I would give this place a try because the burger was excellent! The manager was working hard - delivering drinks, working in the kitchen prep I just hope you get to hire more people especially for a Saturday.

Been wanting to try this place for awhile. They have a great beat beer selection, the mixed drinks are great, except "gimme the beet" was a bit sour. Wings and dip trio was pretty good but the Waygu burger is easily on my top 5 burgers of all time, my gosh that thing is addictive I highly recommend it! Atmosphere here is laid back casual but I must say it was so dang loud I could not carry on a conversation with my wife. The outside is probably better but it was 30 degrees outside. I would recommend but don't expect to be able to have great conversation here, thumbs up y'all!!

Upon first arrival, the bartender was amazing. She finished her shift, and the incoming bartenders were more concerned with fixing their clothes and taking pictures of themselves. Also felt the need to hike her leg up and show off everything she had to tie her shoes. Just overall a waste of time. Food wasn't bad but not worth the bs at the bar. I even emailed the owners and never got a response. So I guess everyone else can hear about it.

Loved this new addition to Georgetown! Let's start with vibe - you can tell they worked really hard to get the vibe right in this bar. They have cute seating with umbrellas outside (so needed for the Texas summers) and an airy, eclectic style inside with quite a few TVs. My first thought is it might be a cool place to catch a game or two during football season. We ordered quite a few things since we wanted to try some of the dishes our server had recommended. The BBQ carrots - delicious! The bbq flavor was quite subtle compared to the dill flavor, but the combination was so good! The boar ribs were also very good. This was my boyfriends favorite dish of the night. The ribs were cooked so perfectly they slid right off the bone into a lettuce wrap. There were other toppings you could add into the wrap and the sauce was the highlight. I could eat these all day. The redfish and tater tots were good and it was a large portion, but I don't think I'd order them again. They were cooked really well, but personally too much fried for me to do again. Lastly, let's not forget about the drinks! My favorite was the Georgetown spike. Think pina colada with a subtle spice. It worked and I'd definitely order it again. Service was too notch too- the server had awesome recs and they cleared our plates away quickly with great attitudes. We'll be back!

Went there on a Saturday mid day when UT was playing. Indoor seating had a lengthy wait, but the outdoor seating in the sun was wide open. Our server rolled over an umbrella without being asked which was pretty cool. cold bottle Of water was served immediately. We ordered the Wagyu smash burger and the Lemon/Pepper chicken bites... the burger was outstanding, came with mustard, mayonnaise, pickle lettuce and tomato.... Everything I put on my burger at home. The two Pattie's were thin but it was perfect and delicious. The chicken bites were equally as delicious. Will definitely be back!

I was excited to try this new spot in Georgetown! 2 of us wrapped up strolling thru Saturday Market Days and stopped in her for Linner. We sat at the bar and was greeted quickly. So many big screen TV's to watch all of the sports on! I see this being my new fave spot. I was sad to hear that they had not received their liquor license as of yet, so no adult beverages for us. They hope to have it soon and have great plans for the draft wall to include beer, wine and cocktails. Cannot wait for that. For an appetizer, we ordered the carrots and they were delicious! My friend and I split the grilled chicken sandwich and the red fish (their version of fish and chips). Both were delicious! I recommend! Overall, great experience. Friendly service, great food and cool-fun atmosphere! I will be back again and again. :)

Great food and drinks! Friendly bartenders and servers. Chill atmosphere and the perfect place to watch games.

Pretty good burgers! Great vibe. The outdoor seating area is nice especially with kids. Just go on a day when it's not sweltering outside.

District Six had okay food but terrible service. I won't be back. The price did not match quality. A "side" of fries was $4 and it was a small handful. I was also charged for each dipping sauce which was never mentioned. If you go on a game day, be prepared to wait a long time before the server comes to greet you or take your order or bring the check. I'll go to other places in Georgetown.

I walked into this establishment with a group of friends to enjoy a nice meal and Christian fellowship. Unfortunately, my friends and I were instead met with something that hurt my heart; we were overwhelmed with stares of annoyance from restaurant staff, and when my group chose a "seat yourself" table, we were immediately approached by an employee who slapped her hands on the table and refused our group with attitude. I understand that we are a rather large group, but she could have politely offered us two tables to split up. My friends and I (all young women) felt afraid and decided to leave. With empty stomachs and hurt feelings, we found ourselves outside with no where to eat :(

Had the waygu smash burger for $13 bucks at district 6.. Talk to the waitress. She likes to talk. She will talk your ear off.

I'm came here with some friends and sat outside On the patio, which is really cute. The drink menu is great and the drinks are tasty, but far too small in my opinion. We ordered the hamburger (which was really yummy) and the chicken burger, which was also delicious. They were a short staffed but the server was still very kind and attentive. I will be visiting again, but I hope they have larger drinks next time.

I honestly didnt have the highest hopes for this place, considering its got the sports bar vibes and located around a fairly high traffic area like the downtown square of Georgetown. But I was pleasantly surprised that this versitile establishment is great for grabbing a beer with friends or bringing a family with kids (which I was apart of). Service was standard for only two servers on the floor, but they were doing the best they could for what they were dealing with. Our food came out with a slight delay, but this isnt a complaint but rather an observation. A fairly good selection of Texas beer on draft. They have a great variety from sours, stouts, lighter beers, IPAs, etc. Sticky wild boar ribs were a surprise hit! Probably the more exotic item on the menu, especially with the XO sauce they use. While I would have liked to have seen a little more meat on the bone, this was packed with a slightly sweet, umami rich flavor. There were maybe one or two bites where the meat was not as tender or rendered as it could have been, but Nashville hot quail legs were tasty, although I feel you don't get as much bang for your buck. Still I like that they offer quail. Chicaronnes were quite satisfying in their simple but effective execution. Crispy and fatty as they should be. The cream they provide with it makes it even better! Trio dip was probably my least favorite thing, but that doesn't mean it was awful. Compared to everything else, this one didn't stand out as much. Everything here did not feel like it was made in house. If it was, they were doing a half ass job, since all the flavors were mild and subdued. The chips were standard as well. Buffalo chicken schnitzel burger was actually way better than I thought it was going to be. The breading was crispy, the buffalo taste present without being obnoxious, the veggies felt refreshing, and the tator tots were actually crispy as well. It was also a reasonably portioned burger, where I got my money's worth but didn't leave leaving gross. The red fish and chips were beautiful! Im quite surprised that I don't see this more often. Cod is ok, but red snapper has way more flavor in comparison. It also helps that this came out tender and flakey. The breading on this was thick and crunchy. Had a great oily flavor that wasn't too much .

Nice atmosphere to watch a ball game or fight. Good friendly service. A good place to chill in the evening or afternoon and enjoy a sporting event

We have been here a few times on our visits to Georgetown. Showed up an hour and 15 minutes before closing time on Yelp/Google/Apple Maps. Walked in and although staff was friendly, as soon as we sat at bat they said "if you want any food you should go around the corner because kitchen closes and hour before closing." Kitchen closing earlier makes sense, saying the kitchen closes an hour before when we show up an hour and fifteen minutes before closing means your kitchen closes whenever they feel like it. Good news, the place they recommended around the block (600 Degrees) is amazing.

My first trip to this restaurant and I love it as a trendy nightspot. My husband loves the drinks and this is probably the juiciest burger I've had in Georgetown. Way too big for me to eat. Watching people play drinking games and sports on tv. A great time to be had here!

This is a nice chill spot in downtown Georgetown. It has a cute patio as well as inside dining. The customer service was great from the time we were greeted at the door, sat at the bar, and left. I did order chips with red and green salsa and queso. I wasn't too impressed with the queso or salsas and the chips weren't really my type. My friend had wings and wasn't to excited. I would def stop by again for the atmosphere and drinks and maybe try an actual entree instead of an appetizer.

Great spot to stop in for a great beer and solid food. My dad and I came here after attending a car show, and we were desperately thirsty and hungry. The beer menu blew me away, as did the Praire Artisan Ales Rainbow Sherbet beer. Service was solid, and prompt even for just having 1 server for the entire outside patio during the after lunch rush. Beer pours were amazing, always to the brim, no skimping here folks. We split the street corn queso with potato chips which was super tasty. You can also get it with tots or fries if you want. Speaking of tots they are super crispy double fried deliciousness. The buffalo schnitzel sandwich was super tasty, and my dad loved his wagyu smash burger. I will definitely be back with my family as this is a great place right off of the square. Oh there's. A public parking lot a stone's throw away, along with street parking.

Cute spot for a quick lunch with our pup on the outdoor patio. We had chips and queso and the chicken sandwich with fries. Food was good and the service was quick and friendly.

Such a chill spot after a long week: we love coming for happy hour and sitting outside when the weather is nice. Pretty family friendly with the splash pad located 30 seconds from the outdoor seating !!

I had lunch here with the family and it was a good choice for our toddler. He liked "playing" the arcade games. Not sure how long until he finds out you need money to actually play, but nobody better tell him! I had the spicy limeade since I am with child. The many fresh jalapeños floating in the drink almost scared me off but it was delicious and not too much for my delicate Wisconsin palate. I give big props to them for offering more than just soda to those who can't or don't want to drink. I also had the fried chicken sandwich. I regret not getting it Nashville hot because the plain wasn't as well seasoned as I would like. I did dump some ranch on it and was much happier. The fries and tots were nothing to write home about but did the job. Looking forward to returning and trying some of their cocktails.

Just a block off the square, and tucked in an alley, this is a great hangout spot. Whether you want to watch your favorite sport team on one of the many TVs, play games, or hang out on their amazing and newly covered patio (my personal preference), District Six has stepped up Georgetown's food and entertainment game. I ordered the D6 75, their take on the classic French 75, and it did not disappoint. We then ordered the BBQ Carrots, Slider board sampling and pizza pockets to share. All were great (I'm still thinking about those BBQ Carrots!). Staff was attentive and prompt. Will definitely go back!

Neat spot in Georgetown! I love this place, the vibe is chill and they have really good cocktails. Their smash burgers are also super good !! I love to come here on Wednesday's bc it's happy hour all day. The staff is always super friendly and very attentive. Definitely worth checking out if you are in Georgetown square area!

My honey and I just tried this place. Amazing. Love the open seating. Our waiter was super friendly and helpful with the menu. They have a great HH. We got the carrots, quail legs, loaded tots. Everything was perfect, with delicious sauces and spices. Their cocktails are great, house made! Love this little hide out! No complaints!

Wow - I was hoping to find something special for my 300th review and the District Six Blew away my expectations and delivered outstanding service and fantastic food and drink. The D6 had an appitizer offering of bbq nuts - seasoned and broiled nuts - wonderful combination of pecans, peanuts, corn nuts, sunflower seeds etc - just enough heat to pair well with the craft beer. Beer offerings- nice selection of local/area craft beers + rotating seasonal taps. Full bar - good selection of spirits - and the bartender delivered a well balanced old fashion. The grilled chicken sandwich was very flavorful and my side of french fries were pretty close to perfection. Service was fast friendly and attentive. Overall, no complaints, great food drink and service. I will be back

We heard a lot of great things about the burgers here so we gave it a shot. Great server, loved the rotating beer selection, tasty fries and the street corn appetizer was delicious. The burger only tasted like the toppings, there was zero seasoning or flavor to the burger. I'd go back to try something else.

The burgers are soggy and the service is mediocre. They have a lot of TVs for game days and they pour a good drink, but when you pay $60 for 2 burgers and 2 drinks and the burger buns are so soggy you can't pick them up... yuck. We will not be back. Not worth the money.

Finally a sports bar that doesn't feel like a sports bar! I walk in here (as a woman) and I don't have to worry about douche bags eyeballin' me . The food here is A DREAM COME TRUE. . There are gluten free options, vegan options & alllll things are fairly priced. The cocktails are just right & also priced much better than the average bar around.

Very disappointed. Staff was behind the bar eating and drinking could care less about the customers. Went in to try the food for dinner but after seeing the staff behind the bar not caring we just order a beer and glass of wine and left.

Food was good. However service was lacking. Our waitress seemed new so we gave her leeway. But when they brought 16 wings instead of 24 then refused to charge accordingly. Manager was rude about it.

Took the family to Georgetown for a quick afternoon trip. Wanted something new so we sought out District Six. It is located on 9th St one block south of the town square and behind the Georgetown Art Center (which is a must see as they change exhibits monthly). Entrance is in a type of alley space and the restaurant/bar is in a huge wear house type building. Booths, high tables, 25 foot bar, and old school video machines. I give the ambiance 5 stars. It's just has that fun comfortable feeling that makes you want to sit down for a drink. I'm a visual person. I saw good looking drinks being served. I asked the waitress (very friendly and helpful) about them then checked the menu. They were the Georgetown Spike ($7 which is reasonable). It is made with Reposada tequila, jalapeño, lime, coconut, and pineapple , then finished with a chili salt rim. It reminds me of a classic pina colada except with a more vibrant flavor. It does not taste like a rum shot. Everyone needs to try the G Spike. We ordered the Street Corn Queso. The tortilla chips were freshly fried with just a light hint of salt. Truly one of the BEST quesos I've had. Great flavor. Sorry I did not include a photo as I was too excited. Two of us ordered the Buffalo Schnitzel Sandwich ($9) because we saw them being served at another table and the other ordered the Griddled Chicken Sandwich ($10). We also ordered French fries. We felt it took a bit too long for the food to come out. No complaints on the Griddled Chicken. Juicy with a good flavor. French fries were not hot and were starting to go limb. That is a kitchen process issue that the staff could easily address. Par fry the potatoes as they are cooking the entrees, remove, then flash fry the fries to complete plating. Our big problem was the Buffalo Schnitzel Sandwiches. First I will say they looked amazing. Crispy golden schnitzel that hung 2-3 inches over two sides of the grilled Texas toast. Unfortunately, the sandwich was very one (or two) note. The schnitzel was over salted and left a residual sodium taste in my mouth for about 30 minutes after the meal. No other flavor to the schnitzel. Second, the vinegar based Buffalo sauce only had the over powering flavor of harsh vinegar. The bleu cheese was nonexistent. Great concept but poorly executed. I suggest the owner and staff do some test runs eating this food and they will understand why customers only eat half of it. Schnitzel batter needs about 1/4 of the salt and some additional spices (garlic powder, black pepper, paprika, and either lemon zest or lemon pepper). The Buffalo sauce needs reworked. Either a much better recipe or a better off the shelf product. It's about the Buffalo flavor which is neither vinegar forward or overwhelmingly hot. If you promise bleu cheese as an ingredient on the menu then you need to have it represented. I would suggest a bleu cheese slaw with bleu cheese crumbles. These are simply fixes. It's about the flavor profile. Good looking straight bar with high seats. Saw several good looking drinks being served. I will definitely give District Six another try and believe everyone should.

Brand new sports bar right off the square. District Six features a bright friendly decor, small plates and sandwiches along with big screen TVs and video games. They are still waiting on their license from TABC so we enjoyed a complimentary IPA. The BBQ carrots are wonderful as are the boar ribs. Georgetown has a real treat with this spot.

Everything is too small here for the price. They charge for everything individually however the portion size is a little too small. My fries had to be rationed and it was still only enough to get me through 4 of the eight wings. Also I was given a ranch half the size of the ketchup that was on my trays. The drink was DELICIOUS but again very tiny.

I should have listened to the other reviews. This place is super cute and has major potential- but the service is AWFUL. Even with 50% occupancy (or even less honestly!) our glasses were always empty and we had to flag someone down and ask More than once for anything. I wanted to live this place but sadly cannot recommend.

This place has a pretty cool vibe/atmosphere. It's definitely a fun, casual place to meet some friends for a drink and/or to catch a game. There are some picnic tables and heaters in the front patio area, and seating inside with TVs as well. Mixed drinks were tasty. They had a nice selection of draft beers. Food was so-so. Typical heavy bar food. I'd say the highlight for me was the redfish and tots. Lowlight was the funnel cake. It seemed that the dough was too thin, so it came out crunchy rather than a crisp outside with a soft center. Overall, it's more of a fun casual bar with bar food. No fine dining, no food standouts, but I'd go back for a hang

We went here for the first time a few days ago. Great beer selection & the green chili cheeseburger was amazing! Great service & fun atmosphere. Highly recommend going here!

No frills, good bar food, enormous selection and beers. Cocktails are excellent as well. Staff is friendly and you can actually have a conversation without screaming at the other person.. Checks all my boxes.

Went back recently and the food and drinks were great! Bartender recommended a seasonal drink and it hit the spot. We shared the chicken sandwich and fries before bar hopping on the square and it was really good.

Stopped in for lunch with the kids. I had a buffalo schnitzel sandwich that was a bit salty, but otherwise tasted great. Kids split a hamburger and chicken strips - both were solid. The fruit cup was just a bunch of grapes ... could do with more variety there. Beer selection was pretty varied. Overall this place was great for a weekday lunch without the crowds.