Frisco Barroom

This place had very cool food things inspired by what seemed to be several cultures. I enjoyed my trout toast and Buffalo cauliflower. My drink was delicious but maybe a little weak on its effect. (Usually an old fashioned has more kick to it). However, we all had a grand time and both service and ambiance were great. Free parking lot behind the building. It’s located in a super cute and walkable area.

Our server Emily was awesome. We sat outside but with the heaters it was nice and warm. The Banana Bread Martini is soo good. We also tried the Fishermans Board with house smoked trout and gravlox. I was really impressed. 5 star food at a reasonable price. Loved it!!!

We were in the Webster Groves area and were STARVING, and The Frisco was right there. The menu sounded good, so we walked in. We did have to wait for about 10 minutes, but it wasn’t a huge deal. Soon enough, we got a table! The atmosphere is old-fashioned and elegant, and our waiter couldn’t have been friendlier. We started with the Deviled Eggs, which were very flavorful. My Mom got the Perch Sandwich with a side of the Potato & Cheese Casserole and she loved it. I would say the casserole side was better than the actual sandwich! I got a Single Burger with Fries and Ranch and it was absolutely delicious. The Frisco is a class act and blends three things in one: great atmosphere, attentive service and made-from-scratch food. We will be back!

This place offers the complete package: Great food, service and atmosphere. When weather permits, the patio seating offers a perfect and laid back experience. The staff is friendly and always available. The menu has options for quick bits, sandwich classics or more elaborate entrees. Good to please different appetites and preferences.

A friend and I were reminiscing about our childhood memories of eating kielbasa and pierogies, and thanks to Google, we found the Frisco Barroom. The pierogies and kilebasa were amazing. We never had kapusta and we fell in love with it. My hubby had the turkey club and said it was some of the best turkey he had. The whiskey list is extensive with lots of great choices, and the pour was generous. We had so much to eat we took home leftovers. We will definitely be back.

The Frisco Barroom is amazing! The food is delicious and fresh! Our server, Terry, was very professional and friendly, as well as considerate of our 7-month-old. He told us about the freshly made bread, in-house smoked meat, and freshly ground beef. Let me tell you that the level of care put into each ingredient is super obvious in taste. I'm afraid that this has ruined all other Reuban sandwiches for me, because they will never compare to the quality and taste of the sandwich I had here. Seriously, if your looking for a place for some great food, great service, and is family friendly, look no further than Frisco Barroom!

We got to the restaurant around 530pm and waited about 30 min for a table (pretty average for the area). We started out with the poutine and the potato pierogis...highly recommend both! The pierogi dough was fresh, you could taste it! And the poutine tasted like what i had in Canadá. I had the kielbasa, mashed potatoes and kapusta with bacon. The kielbasa didn't taste like the kind my grandmother made but when you mix the kielbasa with the kapusta and the mustard~wow! It was a whole experience. My wife had the fish and chips and said it was amazing. The fish was light and flaky and the coleslaw was not sweet (a serious plus!) Out waiter Mark W was very attentive and funny. The vibe was very chill. Would definitely recommend!

Nice place for dinner and/or drinks. They have a dining area separate from the bar. We sat in a booth in the bar, and were able to talk/hear comfortably. Cheerful crowd. Real good food. Nice decor. Great service. No complaints whatsoever. Will return.

We were in the Webster Groves area and were STARVING, and The Frisco was right there. The menu sounded good, so we walked in. We did have to wait for about 10 minutes, but it wasn't a huge deal. Soon enough, we got a table! The atmosphere is old-fashioned and elegant, and our waiter couldn't have been friendlier. We started with the Deviled Eggs, which were very flavorful. My Mom got the Perch Sandwich with a side of the Potato & Cheese Casserole and she loved it. I would say the casserole side was better than the actual sandwich! I got a Single Burger with Fries and Ranch and it was absolutely delicious. The Frisco is a class act and blends three things in one: great atmosphere, attentive service and made-from-scratch food. We will be back!

This bar has a lot of potential with its beautiful interior, but it fails to deliver on the basics of hospitality and atmosphere. Service: Unfortunately, the standout feature of my multiple visits has been consistently rude bartenders. It's not a one-off incident; it's every single time. This creates an unwelcoming environment that overshadows everything else. Food & Drink: The food is mid--perfectly edible but forgettable. You're not coming here for a culinary experience. Atmosphere: During the holiday season, the beautiful space felt barren with not a single Christmas decoration. It was a stark missed chance to create some warmth and cheer. Verdict: The combination of persistently unfriendly service and average offerings makes it impossible to recommend. Such a great space deserves better execution.

Such a cozy spot in Webster Groves. I can't recall if they have a parking lot, but I parked on the street. I decided to stop by and see my friends's band perform. I ordered the smoked white fish appetizer that was incredibly delicious! I was really pleased to see such a large selection of vegetarian choices. Service was really good. They have a heated patio for cooler night. I definitely want to revisit when I have time for a leisurely dinner.

We couldn't figure out why there was a draft as we were sitting in a booth in the bar area. Finally realized there was a back door that kept opening. Good thing I ordered the hearty bowl of clam chowder soup and the small house salad. Plenty of food for my dinner.

Came here with my family on a Sunday night and had no wait for a patio table. Super great patio. Service was pretty quick and our server was super helpful. We got poutine for a starter and it was delicious. My sister got the spicy margarita and it was super spicy in my opinion but she loved it! I got the autumn margarita and it was good! I got the arugula salad and it was such a big salad and delicious. Cute place!

The food was good, but the prices were higher than I was expecting. With the name barroom, I guess I was expecting more of bar prices than sirloin steak, but that's my fault for not looking at the menu in advance. I had the clam chowder soup of the day and the house salad and both were good, but personally not my favorite vinaigrette dressing. Was also a little on the chilly side in the bar area with the back door opening and closing. Services was good and enjoyed the experience, but may not be back personally as the prices were a little high for me.

Great food and one of the best year round patios! Fans in the summer and heaters and fireplace in the Fall. I love the whitefish dip. They do get crowded on usually busy nights but the service is quick and attentive. Will definitely return.

Spent a very cute half birthday / birthday dinner here! The atmosphere is a mix, it's in Webster which has both an older and younger vibe The two top table was a little small for having plates and sharing foods but the service was great and food was very good We started with the trout dip which i LOVED. Warm and with crackers. Plenty to share between two people. Then, we had their classic potato pierogi and their mushroom pierogi! It was my first time having them and they were really good! I'm definitely a crunchy outside kinda person but they were cooked really well and had delicious flavors. My birthday babe had a piece of key lime pie (she gave it a solid 7.5/10), also my first time having them- not my favorite but nothing wrong with it for people who like pie! Overall it was a lovely dinner, I'll have to try more next time!

We were greeted immediately by the host and it was lovely weather outside so requested to sit on the roof top. What an excellent choice! Andrea was our server and she did a great job! She kept attention to our beverages and checked in on how we were feeling about our selections. The Soo and pierogi were both delicious! I don't think I'll order the poutine again. The combination of meat, cheese and gravy complimented well with the mustard yet it was just too many fries in my opinion.

This is the perfect cozy place to go, especially in the winter, but they also have a beautiful patio for the summer. They are right next to a coffee shop, which is really great and there's a large parking lot in the back. Food is phenomenal especially the French onion soup and the service is great.

Perfect evening to sit outside and enjoy a great meal. Service was helpful for us in choosing allergy free foods, specials and making choices. I ordered one of the best Caesar salads ever and had a plate of the mushroom, kapusta pierogis. Delicious. The pierogis were huge! With a shared key lime pie for dessert, a well balanced and yummy dinner!!

I ordered their grilled cheese which was top of the line! The slice of apples and Gouda mixed with bacon hit the spot. I love that they have live music on the weekends. Be sure to check out their website. Amazing patio space with fans. Next to an ice cream shop as well for a treat if you do not select a desert from their menu.

My wife and I love to stop by Frisco for a last minute dinner out. We love their drink selection and sharing several appetizers. Frisco is great for happy hour or for a full dinner. We love it!

Nice place with comfy seats and tables, not too loud. Enjoyed our burgers and the wait staff was quite nice.

I enjoyed Frisco Barroom - overall it's a good happy hour spot with good casual food. Loved: the happy hour food menu - some good options and great prices. Also loved how big the mocktail spritz was. The service was fantastic too Liked: the French onion soup and turkey club were good - nothing special but both good dishes

We appreciated the hostess working with us to seat a table of 9 people for happy hour. We ended up getting a table upstairs which worked out great. My husband got the brat and beer special while I enjoyed the deviled eggs and a glass of white. Later I got the beet salad with smoked trout - yummy. Although the chicken probably matched the salad better. The white fish dip was also delicious. Others seemed to enjoy the food and drinks. Esp my nephew who had 4 of their cocktails to celebrate his birthday. No he was not driving. We really like this place and I would have liked to give it 5 stars but our waiter was so cranky. The table next to us literally told him to stop slamming the plates down on the table! Then when my sister tried to cancel the bratwurst order because I told her it spicy, he blew up at her. In her defense it does not say on menu that it is jalapeño brat.

Went midday Sunday, wasn't very busy. Able to get a seat right away. Short staffed on servers because it took forever to get a server to our table our entire stay. I ordered the salsiccia. They forgot the grout mustard. I had eaten all my fries before I could get a server over to get me what was supposed to be delivered with the meal. Had a glass of red wine that tasted like the bottle was stale and had been popped open awhile. Very disappointing.

Stopped in for lunch on a holiday Monday and it was packed. 15-20 min wait for a table. Frisco Barroom is in an historic building at the heart of Old Orchard in Webster. They make many of their breads, jams on site, as well as cure and smoke most of their meat. They offer charcuterie boards, soups, sandwiches but also have steak, fish and pasta entrees. They have an extensive beer selection including local crafts, and a pretty beer garden for nicer weather. We chose the French onion soup, and split a grilled cheese sandwich. Soup was wonderful with plentiful onions and topped with two large cheesy toasted French bread slices. The grilled cheese had thinly sliced apple, bacon and three types of cheese. Very unique and tasty! Emily was our server and while busy, was on top of things and attentive as needed. Very good experience here and it will be on the list to return again when the weather permits use of the beer garden!

Great patio!! The menu is great at Frisco. It was hard to just pick one item to get. I ended up getting the harvest salad because the fried goat cheese ball that comes on top!! It's was super good. My friend got the turkey club which looked amazing. I also got to try the cheese potatoes and they were so good and I loved the crunch on the top. We sat outside in December and it was perfect. The heaters really warm up the patio and they have a huge fireplace outside. I will say the star of the show and the reason I'll be back time and time again is the espresso martinis. They are the best I've ever had. Parking is easy, there is a huge lot in back and side street parking.

Our daughter wanted to try this place, and we were not disappointed. First of all, we loved the building itself. It is a beautiful old building with hardwood floors and exposed brick. We sat upstairs, and directly behind us was a room with a fireplace. We all ordered French onion soup and four apps for the table, poutine, pierogies, cauliflower, and a pretzel. We also had beer and wine. Everything was delicious and the service was wonderful. We don't live close but would love to try the adjacent Annex sometime if in the area.

Ambience was awesome. Dark wood pub. The food can only be described as comfort foods from around the world: pierogies, poutine, Cornish pasties, plus a whole host of other delicious dishes. Had the escargot for appetizer and wonderful. Dessert was homemade in-house sticky toffee pudding, which was excellent. They make all of their own desserts in house. The only reason this gets four stars, is because the service felt slow, but it was a busy Saturday night. We were on a timeline because we had a show to get to. But if you're not rushed to go anywhere it would be a nice place to sit and enjoy each component of the meal.

We had the best time here in New Years Eve. Our college age daughter was out celebrating with us. We were excited to sit out on the heated patio. It was very nice and comfortably heated. The fire place was beautiful. We sampled the regular Poutine and the Shrimp Cocktail. Poutine was delicious and difficult to stop eating. The shrimp was good shrimp. Nothing overly special about the shrimp, but the cocktail sauce was delicious!!!! I highly recommend getting a Grey Goose dirty martini. I do not know who the bartender was but I should have asked. My husband enjoyed his Old Fashions and the house red wine was delicious. We topped our drinks off with an espresso martini. It was exactly how it sounds. Our daughter got a peach tea fizz or spritz something. She liked it. We ordered the sirloin Stroganoff, the cheese perogie, and the fish n' chips, because you can never have enough fries. We loved all three. Probably would not order the stroganoff again, nothing negative about theirs, we just prefer our own family's recipe. The Perogies were delicious. College kid said they were much better than those served at school. She much prefers the crispy top to a soggy one. The fish made us long for Lent. Light, fluffy, delicious. Wasn't a big fan of the coleslaw. Again, just personal preference of liking more mayo and zero celery seeds and I can only guess that is what those were. Our server was amazing, attentive, busy, and needlessly apologetic. We were happy to get in early on New Years. If we wanted to, we could have waited 20 mins for an inside seat, but we really enjoyed the heated patio. They also have an upstairs area but we did not venture up there this time.

Overall, this place is excellent for a nice dinner out with friends! Their patio is beautiful and their food selection is varied. FOOD: We shared a plate of poutine, and got some fun fall drinks (blackberry smash and apple martini). The poutine was delicious and so were the drinks! The apple martini was a bit strong for my taste but the blackberry smash was phenomenal. Also highly recommend the beef stroganoff! SERVICE: Our waitress was very attentive and came at the right times when we needed refills or things cleared. Wonderful! AMBIANCE: We loved the outdoor patio with fairy lights. It was a great spot on a cooler evening to enjoy the weather.

What a hidden gem! I love stopped by after some shopping for lunch. They had a little hideaway patio in the back with a big fireplace. It was gorgeous and comfortable. The staff was friendly and gave some recommendations. Food was hot and seasoned. Plus, the Ruben has some kind of mustard on it that makes it OUT of this world!

We found ourselves in Webster Groves at noon on a Wednesday and decided to grab some lunch. Parking in this area was a bit of a challenge I wasn't expecting but it was a beautiful day and we didn't mind a short walk. We approached this beautiful historic building and headed to the back to have lunch on the patio. It was private, had heaters and a fireplace and the parking lot was hidden making it feel so cozy. Our waitress made several suggestions for us and was very helpful. We settled on poutine and a Reuben and both were fantastic! The Reuben had a delicious thousand island dressing but I think o tasted a Dijon taste to it as well which elevated it! Our side was potato casserole and it tasted like it was made with love just like grandmas! The entire experience was lovely and I plan to go back!

Patio and pretzels. The upstairs patio is lovely and the high point of the restaurant. The smoked trout toast was quite tasty and the second best dish we had was the pretzel. Now, if the pretzel is the second best thing you have for dinner, that isn't saying much. Food would likely be a 2 1/2 star. Ambiance would be a 4. Service would be a 2. No refills on drinks, including the waters.

Second visit, wanted a last minute nicer night out. Wait for a table was stated at 30 min but there were seats at the bar so we pulled up stools to eat there. The bartenders seemed to take turns taking care of us instead of having a single person, so service was a little disjointed and things were forgotten (like silverware). Ordered pork chop and beef pasty. The apples with the pork chop were really delicious and I used those as my dessert. The pasty was very good and the pastry was clearly homemade, but the gravy was really disappointing and tasted clearly of packet. Another good meal and will continue to go back.

Incredible food! We sat outside on the patio and the heaters kept the temperature very enjoyable. I ordered a strawberry margarita mocktail and it was very well made. We ordered quite a few shareables and an entree each. We definitely could've just stuck to the shareables, as the portions are pretty generous. Service was good. I'd recommend this spot to others for a family dinner out or dinner with friends.

The parking lot was surprisingly big so we were able to find a spot right away on a Saturday. We requested a table on the patio so we had to wait a little bit which was fine since it was so nice out. The waiter was RUDE to my friend. She asked if she could get an iced sweet tea and where he promptly put the menus down on the table, kept his arms down, looked right at her and said in an irritated parent voice and said, "we don't HAVE sweet tea here," and it ruined the entire mood for the meal. He had to keep asking for things that we requested when we ordered and it was not a very enjoyable experience despite the reviews of this establishment. I will say the fries were delightful, but the burger was extremely salty. I also ordered the pain killer and was surprised at the ratio of alcohol to juice. At least I know they aren't stingy with their alcohol! I like the touch of mint border outside to keep mosquitos away. Disappointed, but at least I had good company.

The whole place is just meh. Lackluster food, mediocre service, self important manager TOO busy to care. So, nothing special. One and done.

Dinner on the patio - the pastrami and Swiss was delightful. The meat (house made) was just a touch sweet and tender. The bread for the sandwich (also house made) had the perfect crispness.

Massive venue with large outdoor seating are. We went for happy hour outside and it was a really cute environment great for catching up with friends. We arrived when servers were changing so it took 10 minutes after being sat for someone to even come to our table. Food was great for what we ordered, highly recommend the deviled eggs. The chef's board rotates so it depends on the day you go on what that is. French onion soup was alright, nothing spectacular but great for a cool fall day. Would go back for happy hour.

I came here for happy hour and it was a good spot to meet. It was late afternoon and there were ample amount of tables available. I ordered the Sauvignon blanc and we had an order of the hummus. All was good and service was good! I would definitely love a bit more variety in the happy hour menu, but my experience was good. Love the vibe and how centrally located it is. Always a good choice!

Frisco Barroom is one of my favorite places to eat. I love their patio and rooftop. I typically go for the turkey club. The basil Mayo and their bread is absolutely delicious. I really love all of their spritz drinks as well. Definitely come here next time you want to sit outside!!

Food was amazing, service was wonderful and the upper deck patio was perfect on the early fall evening. I had the Ruben and green beans. I'll be back to try something else but my side will be green beans. They were perfect

In town again for the weekend, this was our first stop. As usual, everything was excellent. Burgers, roast beer, pierogis.

Thr frisco barroom is a pretty big place with lots of seating and friendly staff. The only complaint my party had was that it was so loud we couldn't hear each other. We sat upstairs and if you choose this, there is a very steep staircase so if you can't do stairs beware because there is no elevator. We started with soup. Two of us had French onion soup and the other had chowder. We all agreed the soup was good but not the best we have ever had. I split a Rueben with my mom and the corned beef was tender and had good flavor. It was a large sandwich to us but could be eaten by one hungry person. It really was delicious and I have been looking for a decent rueben so I was very happy. I got thr potato and cheese casserole as my side and while okay, they were very bland and could have benefited from a little seasoning. My daughter got the French dip and potato's as well and she loved the French dip. It was also a large sandwich could be split. She couldn't finish it all, but did eat the remaining meat because she said it was so good. My nephew got Shrimp and anceaser salad which he ate all of. My niece a grilled cheese and tomato soup. She enjoyed the soup but was not a fan of the cheese sandwich because the cheese was not melted enough. Finally, my brother got the salsica and he raved about it. He got carrots with his meal and said there was a sweet glaze and they were still a little firm but he liked that they were not mushy. For dessert two of us got sticky toffee pudding which was delicious. I am not the biggest fan of ice cream which comes with the pudding so I gave it to my mom. I did wish there was a choice of ice cream or whipped cream because it did need a bit of something to give it the creamiest the ice cream should have. My daughter got the bourbon pecan pie and didn't care much for it but only because it had a very strong bourbon flavor and she thought it would bake off a bit. But she tried my sticky toffee pudding and really liked that. I really wish I could remember the name of the hostess who seated us and our waitress because they were both extremely friendly and helpful. The waitress patiently answered all our questions as this was our first time there and recommended things she liked but stated that was her taste and that others enjoyed alternatives we considered. I found this place on Facebook when someone was talking about their routine, which I love and have to go back for... and I looked at their menu and since we have family weekend outings and like to try different places I selected t he Frisco Barrom and nobody was sorry I did.

Got to have a mini date night with my wife and went here to grab a drink! Sat outside on the patio and enjoyed the weather and could hear the live music. We shared the tempura cauliflower small plate, which was delicious, and each had a drink. Very tasty. According to our server, the bar was running behind, as we were halfway through the cauliflower before the drinks came. She did a good job checking on us. We were on the patio right beside the restaurant and around the corner from the live music, so we got a weird crossover of the live music and the speakers that they use for the restaurant. Would better to only have 1 as it was distracting. Fun place, will be back again and would love to sit on the rooftop area when the weathers good again!

I've been here many times and have never had a great meal. I would say the food is mediocre. My last meal made me not want to come back. It's always busy and servers seem to struggle to wait on everyone, it's a shame because they have a wonderful outdoor space.

We often head to the Frisco Barroom to meet friends due to we always have great food and great service. We met some friends on Wednesday night at 6:30pm and were hoping to sit outside since it was so nice out. The place was busy and we ended up waiting about 30 minutes for our table on the back patio. Waiter was Brad and he seemed very knowledgeable, didn't hesitate on the rotating draft beer answer and a couple of other questions. He took our drink order and we never saw Brad again. I started to go look for him after 30 minutes but as i was getting up he brought our drinks out. While the place was busy it did not look line the bar was backed up so not sure what took so long. We placed our food orders immediately as we were now concerned about the wait. I had to ask about the specials, but again Brad knew them off the top of his head, seemed an experienced waiter. But again, no Brad for almost an hour until he brought out our food. Never asked if we needed more drinks, no apology for any of the delays, nothing. Food was great as usual, everyone enjoyed their food. Each of the patio tables have a sign asking to please not stay for more than 2 hours at the table as they are popular. Our entire experience from being seated to paying the bill took 2 hours and 20 minutes. We only ordered the initial round of drinks and our food order, no dessert or anything. I am sure the restaurant was backed up as they were busy, but that is no excuse for the lackadaisical attitude of Brad and lack of any acknowledgement of how slow everything including Brad was moving. We will be back as I am sure it was an off night for the restaurant, but I will ask for a different waiter if we get assigned Brad.

There's street parking as well as a parking lot out back. I was quickly seated despite how busy it was post #Snowpocalypse. It's giving cozy pub vibes centered around companionship. Literally every table was lit up with conversation. My waitress Shelby was very attentive and amazing. My dining neighbors were very friendly and engaging as well. Happy birthday to whoever the fellow was talking to me about the single pane windows and how cold it is outside! I started with the cocktail called Jack Frost which was a tropical escape to the winter tundra we are currently in. For my meal I ordered a French Dip with a side of fries. The fries were very good (soft on the inside with crispy outer edges). The horseradish aioli was phenomenal and tasted really good mixing with the au jus. I lastly ordered the Blackberry Spritz per Shelby's recommendation and it was amazing! All of my food was so good I did not have room for dessert and had to take half my meal home to go!

Very pet friendly and a fun environment all around. I enjoyed the live music, food, and the service !

A gem of restaurant in every way. Been here several times every year since they opened, they've stayed consistently great if not improved little by little. It's always busy and there is always a wait but for good reason. I love the variety of all their food, they have appetizers and entrees you wont find everywhere. There isn't a bad seat in the house, every room has such a dark and cozy feel. The wait staff is friendly and give great suggestions. Also a great place to get gift cards for the holidays, always impresses and excites who we've gifted them to.

We went to The Frisco Barroom for lunch and it was so good! I wouldn't say we were early, but it was quiet which was nice! We sat inside but it would've been a beautiful day to sit outside on their covered, heated patio. I had the French melt and it was so filling! I recommend adding cheese and the horseradish sauce! It's so good! Other people in our group had the kids cheeseburger, and other sandwiches! We love going to Frisco Barroom and I hope the weather stays nice so we can sit on the patio soon!

I absolutely love this place. Especially in the summer. They have one of the best patios in the Lou! They also have a fireplace and heaters for those chilly evening. The interior is charming as well. But let's talk about the food! The menu is great and i haven't ordered anything i didn't like. They are very good about accommodating food allergies. The wait staff is typically always couteious and they have a great bar menu!

This was my first time at the Frisco Barrom. I went with a friend of mine who recommended it. We had the hummus and it was really good. We both had the turkey club which was excellent but the cucumber salad was so good. The service was amazing and the staff were so nice. I loved the atmosphere of the restaurant.

Very cute inside but even nicer outside. Loved their live music - we enjoyed folk rock Friday with All the Days. The pretzel was very tasty, as was everything else on the menu. Our server was friendly and checked in on us multiple times. Would definitely recommend.

Tried this spot for the first time not too long and the experience was pretty decent. Huge restaurant with plenty of seating indoor and out. We chose to sit outside on their nice patio, it was the perfect evening for it. Started off with the trout toast which was delicious and a perfect start to the meal. For the entree I enjoyed my turkey club but it was just a bit dry. The fries were decent as well, not the hottest in temperature. My friend got the beet salad and said it was decent but not amazing. As an extra side we also got the Mac n cheese which also wasn't bad just not the hottest in temperature. The service was good but we left a cash tip and ended up getting charged more than what we signed for. Also a bit pricey in my opinion. Cocktails were good! Give it a try and see what you think.

Had a family dinner at Frisco with adult kids. Food was all very good and service was to notch. The French onion soup was a highlight of the meal. We had a round of drinks as well and all were well made and we enjoyed them. The atmosphere was nice and we will repeat the visit in the future.