Garage on Beck

Glad they were able to restore the Garage. Finally made it back after they reopened. Still the same great atmosphere that it always had. The drinks were great as were the burgers. They have live music on many nights. Definitely a fun bar and worth a visit.

The garage will be closing it's doors permanently in May as it has been purchased by the refinery. This will be a sad day as they have a vast array of American food fare, spirits, and libations as well as wonderful entertainment in a rustic setting. Cheers to the good times and thank you for your service. Come one come all before there is no more alcohol.

Definitely coming back to this place! I’ve driven past it countless times on Beck St, and just thought it was a run-down bar that was barely in business. This place has to be one of the best restaurants/bars in SLC. The service was remarkable, the food is amazing (with not too many overwhelming options) their fries are delicious, and the environment/decor was perfect. I went for lunch with family and it wasn’t crowded. I’m excited to try this place out for dinner! Hot chicken sandwich, bbq bleu burger, and Mormon Funeral Potato balls were all super tasty dishes. Also, the prices are really good. Most burger are around $15 and they come with fries or your choice of another side.

First time but no way will it be the last. Very unique location, parking could be a challenge but I was there early and had no issues. Ok, I travel a lot and always try and eat at local establishments to support the local businesses. Do NOT avoid this place. Unique building, hint smell of camp fire, looks like a wood burning stove, and just a cool vibe. Service and employees handled everything as far as I am am concerned. Quick, friendly, informative and just cool. Now, the food. I will go out of my way to eat meatloaf and this joint has excellent meatloaf. Gravy was excellent, portions plentiful and I could eat it everyday. Nathan the bartender gave me a rundown of the history and of this place. Very much a place you don't want to miss.

What a cool, kick back establishment! Super Friendly staff, and even the patrons were fun! The fun was incredible, and very tasty! Big shout out to the cook and the staff. Patrick and Ada, were amazing, helpful, knowledgeable. Check this place out; all them about the history of it. I'll defenantly be going back!

I have met the owner through my work. He is a stand up guy and I wish him the best as the bar closes. However, the minute I walked in the door. I felt belittled from one of the servers. I don't know if it was my voice or because I'm a smaller guy but she didn't talk to other customers like she did to me. It will be my last time there.

Had a blast catching a weekend show here. Staff was welcoming, drinks were tasty, and the vibe was on point. They have a fire on the patio and plenty of seating, including an outdoor booth which we loved. The Mormon funeral potatoes were tasty, as was the chicken pot pie (a Sunday special). Definitely check it out if you're in the area!

Great place to have brunch. Chicken and waffles hit the spot. Was a bit worried chicken was over cooked but was perfect on the inside. Still juicy and cooked all the way though. Outside was crunchy and first time I’ve seen three pieces of chicken with chicken and waffles.

OMG - SO HAPPY they are back and as good as ever ( if not possibly BETTER ) Just went to lunch for my favorite Cowboy Burger The service was attentive & friendly ( as usual ) and the food second to none! The most delicious, tasty burger anywhere ! Kudos BIG TIME !

Awesome summer dinner spot. Casual, great portions, great prices, great service. Loved the fish n chips, huge pieces of cod. Hamburger patty was huge. And best of al....beer!

Sweet atmosphere, amazing service specifically Nate and Lexis five stars all around! Couldn't be more stoked it's back open

My friends and I were trying to decide where to eat and they recommended Garage on Beck. Since we all live in Utah County, it was a bit of a drive but definitely worth it. I feel like Garage on Beck is a bit secluded, which may be why I haven't been before, or didn't even really know it existed. I didn't hang around outside but it seems like it's in a slightly sketchy area; I am pretty sure there was a strip club close by. Anyhoo, we get there. Parking is weird. It's similar to offroading, it's one way and bumpy, except we're in a Honda Accord. When we left, we had to pop off the curb--there was no indent in the curb for departure. It's kinda scary but I wasn't driving, it wasn't my car, and I drive a Jeep so this wouldn't affect me but I still feel it's important to note for those that may not know. The vibes in Garage on Beck are there. I have absolutely no idea what vibe they are going for...maybe mechanic shop owned by a biker while simultaneously having a yard sale...in a cool way. The inside was neat, kinda like a small town bar, and they were playing bingo. My friends didn't want to play bingo so I missed out on that but it looked fun. We sat outside and man...they really have a super cool outside area. It is massive, with so much seating, and it is so fun to look around at all the trinkets and gadgets they've set up everywhere. They also have trees, which are pretty, eco-friendly, and provide shade. They strung lights around the trees, which really adds another element. I love it! The one slight downfall to this is that we were in the back corner of the outside area and I think it's easy to forget about us when we're way yonder. Garage on Beck specializes in traditional American cuisine but they do have a wide variety of options to choose from. They have salads, sandwiches, burgers, and other entrees to choose from that definitely scream red, white and blue. When there is such a variety to choose from, I find that I have a hard time deciding exactly what I want. So for our appetizer, we got the Mormon Funeral Potatoes to share. I would order these a million times over again, they were absolutely delicious. If I was going to recommend a "must order" while you're at Garage on Beck, it would definitely be these. They came with a side of ranch, which really sealed the deal. Chef's kiss, chef's kiss. We also got the sludge fries, which were good too. They seemed a bit dry and a little bit over cooked, but they were still good. They were much better when we dipped them in some sauce. For my entree, I got the smoked meatloaf. It was okay but I don't think I would order it again. It had a large emphasis on the "smoke" and tasted very smokey, which was just not something I was expecting with meatloaf. I mean, I understand that's in the name but the smokey flavor was just more than I was expecting. The green beans were delicious--probably my favorite part of the dish, as they tasted fresh and seemed to have a garlic butter over the top of them to really seal the deal. The mashed potatoes and gravy were good. I liked them more than the meatloaf and the gravy over the top was decent, but a bit peppery. For dessert, we got the bread pudding and the brownie. These two dessert dishes have become a bit habitual for my friends and I on our outings. The bread pudding didn't slap for me as much as my friends thought it did, but I did really enjoy the brownie. I love that they both came in their own little skillet with ice cream. Garage on Beck hosted an awesome dinner for my friend group. We really enjoyed our visit and I would love to go back for the mormon potatoes and to try some more things on their menu. I need to go on a Monday night again so I can crush everyone in bingo!

I look forward to their reopening! I like so many things on the menu and the places within the place. So much is good; the burgers, the candied bacon, brunch specials, taco tuesday, coleslaw, funeral potatoes, the music, the beer, . Hurry, Hurry, Hurry; We are all really missing yall.

My sister and I have talked about trying this place for a long time. We both ordered the chicken fried steak on the Sunday brunch menu. It came with mashed potatoes and green beans. The mashed potatoes and green beans were good. The chicken fried steak was okay. The iced tea is made from tap water with no refills offered. The people taking care of you are friendly and the atmosphere is relaxed.

Recently visited the garage on beck for the Tuesday Taco special. Food was great and the beer was priced great. Had the street tacos and they were great. We came back a few nights later for drinks and had a great time

I want to love this place but I just struggle with it. The food is mediocre at best and the beer selection is sub par. The wait staff are highly unprofessional and could hear them speaking poorly about a few customers. I do really enjoy the patio though especially when they have live music.

I went to Garage on Beck for the first time during the bunny hop (which takes place on Easter Sunday) and it was an amazing time! The line gets long due to popularity and it costs money to get in but it is totally worth it! Definitely, something I will be attending every Easter Sunday from here on out. They had a DJ and so much room for dancing, all sorts of bars around the property serving up different cocktails and drinks. The staff was friendly and extremely helpful, even with the crowds all about. We basically spent the whole day here and didn't want to leave when the party came to an end! Met so many wonderful SLC locals and danced the night away with friends.  Walking into Garage on Beck, I was immediately captivated by the atmosphere. The interior is tastefully decorated with automotive memorabilia, creating a nostalgic and inviting setting. The walls adorned with classic license plates and vintage car parts give the place an authentic and rustic vibe. The outdoor patio area, complete with picnic tables and string lights, adds a charming touch to the overall ambiance. I've heard great things about their food but haven't had the pleasure of trying it yet. Definitely a spot I will continue to frequent from here on out.

I went on a Thursday afternoon and got front row parking. I really wanted to know if the funeral potatoes were gluten free because all the components listed on the menu are gf so I asked the waitress and she said it has potatoes so of course it had gluten. I informed her that potatoes do not contain gluten. She then told me some other ingredient has gluten that doesn't and I told her this. I then asked if she could just get me an ingredients list and she said that's in the recipe book so I asked her to get it and she finally asked the chef who said they do contain gluten. The conversation was so I unnecessarily awkward. Luckily, another guy helped us after that and he was super nice and seemed to really care about the food and helping us order. My friend got a the stinger and the sludge fries and he said they were super spicy but so tasty. And I got a lettuce wrapped cowboy without the onion rings plus cheese fries and really enjoyed both! Great flavor! And I liked the huge pieces of salt on the fries. Nice fry sauce too. It turned out to be a great experience!

We discovered this spot on Yelp, not far from where we were staying whilst visiting Salt Lake City. Great music, good food menu and solid selection of beer and spirits. We intended to just grab a beer here but that ended up turning into several drinks and a full meal to match. We tried the funeral potatoes, the meatloaf and the chicken and waffles - all of which were excellent, if not the best for our cholesterol levels! Friendly waitstaff and a quaint, homely vibe. We'd be back!

Currently closed due to a fire. No eta on reopening. We miss you guys! Hope you reopen soon!

My friends said this is a go-to place for them, so we came here for dinner on a stormy night with heavy rain, thunder, and lightning. Dramatic! While every other restaurant was booked up, and losing power and electricitiy from the storm, Garage on Beck was lively and still in business, complete with a live band! However, they needed everyone's actual driver's license as proof of being 21+, and not just a photo. One of my friends forgot her driver's license and they wouldn't accept a photo on her phone, so we went back to retrieve it and then came back. For appetizers, we shared Golden Spike Onion Rings, which were SO GOOD. We also got Mormon Potatoes, which was something I had never tried before and was unique to Utah. They were delectable carby cheesy goodness! A side of roasted brussels sprouts also hit the spot! I got Mama's Pot Pie, which was great on a cold rainy night. The description in the menu is "Light & flaky pastry crust covering a bowl of our creamy chicken pot pie filling with tender chicken breast, fresh vegetables & herbs. if this doesn't warm your soul, you probably don't have one." My one complaint was that it had more air than expected on the inside than filling. This was a charming, rustic establishment. I even LOVED the sign in the bathroom that read, "Please...Don't flush the following: paper towels, sanitary napkins, old phone bills, goldfish, or your Hopes & Dreams down the toilet--Thanks" Great Salt Lake City dining experience!

I don't know how they do it. Food came out fresh, hot and quick. Had a chicken-fried steak with fries. The brown gravy was more of a compote but it was flavorful. We had a chicken pot pie. Flaky crust, veggies in the filling were not under or over cooked. I can't speak to the portion of chicken but it was likely along the lines of my steak, 6-8oz and quality. My daughter had a grilled chicken salad with poppy seed dressing. We had the spicy funeral potatoes. There was a stein and a pint of IPA involved. Cost me $97 plus a tip. Condiment containers were clean and full. Utensils are wrapped in shop rags. I didn't inspect the restrooms but you get the feeling that they are likely clean and the hot water is hot, if I know what I mean. Parking isn't perfect but no big deal. There's an indoor and outdoor stage. The refinery looms ominously over the outdoor seating to the west. One doesn't normally get that close to heavy industry. There are sounds and smoke stacks with steam billowing out. Adds to the enchantment of the place. Fried things were crispy. It wasn't the type of fare you'd eat before a marathon or century ride but I didn't feel like I'd need a bypass surgery afterward, either. I like the vibe. They've obviously got stuff figured out. I think it would be a fun place to go for any occasion. I'm certain you have to be 21 to eat there.

While looking for a different kind of restaurant in Salt Lake City, I found a review for Garage on Beck and loved the menu and the vibe. I'm not big on funeral potatoes made with cream of mushroom soup, so I knew these, made with Idaho potatoes, bacon, cheddar and jalapeños and coated with cornflakes, made into balls and deep-fried, would be great. And they were. Kristy and I shared them and a three-piece order of chicken with homemade French fries. Everything was great and the service was wonderful.

Garage on Deck in Salt Lake is a local treasure! The American food they serve is not only delicious but also captures the essence of good old-fashioned comfort food. Plus, the unique location adds to the overall charm. It's a must-visit spot for locals seeking a great meal and a cool atmosphere. You won't be disappointed!

Every aspect of this place was way more than we expected, the aesthetic, the food taste, the service, the drinks etc. Levi took care of us at the bar and made us laugh so much, thank you for making our night. Guys i recommend this place for delicious food, good music, good drinks and a chill vibe.

Your neighborhood dive bar but with amazing food too. I sat at the bar and got to talking to some of the folks who worked there. Super nice people. I got the chicken sandwich and the funeral potatoes. Both were fantastic. The sandwich was huge and it was delicious. I don't live locally but next time I'm in town, I'll be visiting again.

Checked out this spot after several travel blogs recommended it. Pulling up you would never guess how cool of a spot it is. It's off the beaten parh, but definitely worth getting out of downtown for. We walked in and were greeted immediately by the friendly bartenders. The inside had a good amount of room, but still felt cozy. Outside they have a huge patio with firepits, water features, and a stage for live music. We ordered a few beers and had to try the fried Mormon funeral potatoes. We asked one of the servers if we should try the fiery. He said definitely as long as we were good with really spicy. They were so good and super spicy. If we are ever back in SLC, we will definitely go back. Great for a casual afternoon on the patio and looked to be super fun that evening with the band. Friendly and fast service - never had an empty drink!

Great atmosphere and food!!!! Go here and enjoy a super cool spot in SLC. We are from out of town and wish we could take it back with us.

This is one of the most unique experiences ever! I'm so glad I stumbled on this spot! My favorite part of my entire trip! The food was delicious we had to come by twice during our trip. The ambiance is so fun and I hope to come back another time with live music happening!!

I'd never had their brunch before, but one of my friends is a brunch regular, so I decided it was time. I'd forgotten how great their service is...patient, helpful, prompt...just awesome. We sat out back on the heated patio which gave us feelings of eating outside for realz just a month or two away! My friend had avo toast and I had blueberry pancakes. We also both had morning cocktails, which was a nice change. The pancakes and a Bloody Mary is a good combo! I wanted an espresso drink and they just had drip, but that was fine in the end because it was just to stave off caffeine headache anyway. It wasn't quite hot enough for me but I also like coffee to be stupid hot. I'm sure if I'd asked, they would have brought out a hotter version. We lounged a bit out there, which was nice because it was sunny and 40s out. The dogs joined the other diners who looked to be enjoying lots of champagne. That will be us next time!!

Fun night out. We arrived prior to another couple we were meeting and promptly greeted. We choose a high 4-top only to find the stools aren't stable at all, so we moved to one of the picnic type tables. Started with the classic funeral potatoes (passed on the fiery after talking with the server and their recommendation). They had a bit of spice and were very delicious. We also ordered the stinger burger and chicken and waffles. The burger was soo good! Very juicy and flavorful. The side of fries were a great sidekick. The chicken and waffles had great flavor but the chicken was a bit dry and overcooked. Overall we had a good visit, good food and best of all good company. The night we came wasn't busy but I can image it being super loud on a busy night. Note - parking can be a bit tricky as they really don't have a parking. Pay attention to the posted signs if you park along the road.

Color me surprised with this place. We only ate here because it looked kinda cool and it was near the airport. This place is GOOD. It well exceeded our expectations. The restaurant, itself, was clean and had a welcoming atmosphere. The outside patio was hidden in the back and was really cool. The restrooms were clean. The parking was a little scarce but me managed to get a space close by. The employees seem to like their job. They were friendly and helpful. They made some awesome recommendations that we all enjoyed. Our server, Gray, was on top of our every need. He was great with both food and drinks. Our food was was all good. One of us got the grilled chicken sandwich along with a side of grilled brussel sprouts. I got the Garage Benny. It was their take on eggs benedict. It was coupled with Mormon Funeral Potatoes. I recommend it! One of my party members ordered chicken fried steak. The gravy was the star of the dish. I had a prickly pear bellini that was delicious. The beers were good. The mimosas were good. This place was a pleasant find that I recommend. The food, employees, and the overall atmosphere make this place a great hidden gem.

I wanted to check this place out for a long long time but it didn't happen until recently. Main reason is their location which is pretty much in the middle of nowhere but man, when I went to this place I was extremely satisfied. Thursday night and not much of a crowd but I heard on weekend nights gets packed. The service was great and the food was extremely tasty! Their burger was without any doubt one of the best burger I have had in Salt Lake City ! I can probably compare it to lucky 13 burger! Maybe even better! I ordered firehouse burger which is supposed to be spicy, Good size burger , tasty meat on delicious buns and not so spicy for me. Their inside decoration was unique as this place used to be a mechanic shop. They have an outdoor dining which was closed due to winter weather. Overall , great experience in every regard. Will definitely go back to this place again maybe on a weekend night this time to see there live music performances.

Hearty servings of delicious mouth watering comfort foods. The service was also awesome. The staff was incredibly personable and friendly. The interior was cozy and fun and the exterior lends itself well to this apocalyptic ambiance in the best way possible. They have a pretty large back patio too. The parking and getting in and out is strange but it fits the vibe. I can't believe I've never stopped here even though it's so close. I will definitely be returning soon.

The outside deck is absolutely incredible. The staff is very friendly and quick to help. The food is very good bar, food, and also a great place for a Sunday breakfast.

This place is in a really interesting spot right by the oil refinery. I don't care much for their cheeseburgers but they're fried chicken is really amazing. Probably the best fried chicken I found in Salt Lake City so far. It's definitely worth a drive to. It's sort of out of the city, but there is usually a wait to be seated which is nice.

Updated Review: This is one of my top 3 brunch spots in the city. The patio is great, the service is great, and the food is always yummy. My favorites are the garage benedict and the chicken and waffles. They also have great burgers and chicken sandwiches and I love that I can get brussels sprouts or collard greens as a side instead of fries. I really don't know why I only gave this place 4 stars back in 2015. It definitely deserves 5.

So, I'll start by saying that napkins are an oft overlooked facet of the dining experience. But the folks at Garage at Beck cut zero corners in this department. Yes, the food was acceptable and the service generally prompt - but I'm able to feel safe and clean when touching anything besides my meal given how the texture on these napkins clean up like a boss! It is a next level experience!

My favorite bar in SLC. The food is great and the atmosphere is excellent. Great mix of clientele. It's great in the winter but it really shines in the summer when the back is open and you can enjoy the live music, fire pits, string lights, corn hole, etc. And I know it's strange to butt up against a refinery but...trust me it just works. In the past I've been disappointed in the service but lately it's on point. Seth was a great hire (if mgmt is reading reviews). I've been coming for years and there's no end in sight. Get the Stinger burger, the Nashville Chicken, the wings, the pot pie the funeral potatoes, the meatloaf, the....actually every damn thing on the menu is awesome.

VIBE Dive bar. The night we went there was live music. If you wanted to listen to live music outside, there was a cover fee. If you didn't want to pay cover, you'd have to sit indoors. A lot of the employees here have a good sense of humor, sarcastic. FOOD RATING Fried Mormon Funeral Potatoes: 5/5 Bacon Candy: 4/5 The Stinger: 4/5

Friendly staff. Good beer and bar food available. They have both indoor and outdoor seating.

The live music outside, friendly staff and it being dog friendly put it way up there on my list. The food is good, it's got a great menu but it's serious heavy comfort food.

Such a chill bar! Everyone was so kind here and very helpful. Awesome live band was there too! Great vibes, highly check it out! FOOD: THE FUNERAL POTATOES D E L I C I O U S you HAVE to get these! Simply delicious. Perfectly warm and crunchy but soft and gooey in the middle!

I've been to Garage on Beck a couple times now. Parking is a little but of a problem, but I've gotten lucky finding a space up close both times. Most recently I came here on a Friday night with a couple ladies. We had drinks and dinner and hung around to play a card game. Great time. All three of us ended up ordering the same of everything. Tequila shots to kick it off, a spicy mango margarita, and the Nashville hot chicken sandwich by recommendation. Everything slapped. So good. It turned out to be a live music night about the time we finished our meals. The staff was great and taking care of us in good time. But then after a bit one made us feel awkward or like we shouldn't still be there by saying/hinting that because of the live music we should pay the cover that there would have been had we arrived later, even though we were still enjoying our drinks. I can understand supporting the performer, but we didn't know about the live music in advance, he didn't play very long at all, and none of us were carrying cash... that's my only "complaint". Other than that it was such a great place. When it's warmer weather I look forward to finally checking out the amazing patio I've read about and seen from a distance!

Everything was great - food and outdoor space exceeded expectations. And those fries....beyond good.

Love this place normally but quality is lacking lately. Especially brunch. Who would eat this? Supposed to be house smoked brisket. It was straight fat.

Super fun place to listen to music or grab a burger. Would recommend for a night out with friends or a date. Parking can be difficult but overall worth the trip.

Absolutely love this place! In the summer they have an awesome dog friendly patio with a great ambiance and wonderful live music. One of my favorite parts about this place! The wait staff is always fun to talk with as well. Love the food and definitely recommend the funeral potatoes. Some of the best I've had. If you're passing through salt lake of live here and never been, this is a must go to! Slightly north of salt lake and off the beaten path so make sure you make your way there!

Everything was so delicious! Highly recommend the funeral potatoes and boozy brownie! Can't wait to come back again and try more from the menu!

I started lunch with the candied bacon. Love candied bacon. I then ordered the stinger, which featured roasted jalapeños and jalapeño honey, along with bacon and cheese. This was a good burger. The meat was fresh and crusty. The honey was a nice touch, although I could have used a bit more of it to offset the bacon. The bun held up. The bacon was thick and pronounced. The onion rings were really well done. Such an enjoyable burger. Next time, I'll probably try the blue cheese and bacon burger, which sounded really good as well.

Great new spot that was recommended to me. I went in with an open mind and asked the wait staff their recommendations and she gave me five or six choices. I said that's to many and she narrowed it down to 2, the Twice Fried Chicken and the Smoked Meatloaf. I chose the chicken and it was awesome. It came with some of the best Cole Slaw I have even had, plus some great fries. I atmosphere was relaxed with some alternative rock playing in the background. I wish it was a live band night so I would of had a reason to hang out by myself. I also ordered a side of Spicy Funeral Potatoes and they were ok, but nothing to extremely great to me. I will definitely be back to try some of the other items on the menu and maybe catch a live band. From the name and looks of the place you would expect nothing but bikers and mechanics inside, but let me tell you it was just the opposite. I saw street bike riders, business people, friends and couples inside

Great atmosphere, good pub food, I'd recommend for a kick back kinda night with friends.

The best Bloody Mary I've had in SLC! If you're here for brunch, or for any occasion, you gotta try the beck street Bloody Mary for $11! This concoction of tomato juice, vodka, hot sauce and garnish makes this the best Bloody Mary here in SLC. Candied bacon is not really my thing, but it completed my drink! The parmesan cheese, pickled peppers, Vienna sausage and olives were delicious! The cheesy shrimp and grits were pretty good. I had to add a little more salt for my liking. The mushrooms and shrimp were great and had lots of flavor! Alright, now the funeral potato balls. I love that they deep fry it! The typical funeral potatoes include potatoes (duh) lots of cheese and sour cream. This one had all this plus bacon and green onions. Yum! Food came out pretty fast and service was great! One thing not so great is the parking. There's a lot of people who park on the side of the restaurant, but it looks like you have to jump a curb to get up there. And for you Pokémon Go players, there's a gym and poke stop here!

This is just a great local place. Great food. Grad service. Great food. Great vibes. If you want to have a fun local place that has amazing vibes and has a great local feel then this place is for you. A fun thing this place does is so daily specials. I like the burger Wednesday the most. There is a taco Tuesday as well and some other specials. Check out e website and find yoke favorite. There are two bars in this place one in the front and one in the back. There is a beautiful deck out back where there is live music when it is warm enough and it's really large an really beautiful. I love the Brussels sprouts at this place and I also love the burgers. I saw some brats and sauerkraut as well that I'll be trying next time. Overall, this place is very great and it's worth checking out.

Staff is rude. Food is sub par. Heard great things about the place. Visited from out of state but will not recommend it to others.

The location sucks, but the place is pretty cool. If it wasn't so out of the way we would def come here more often. The inside has a sports bar feel, but the patio is why I like the place. They have misters in the shaded area of the patio right outside the building, but that was prime real estate and all occupied, but the seating on the rest of the patio is plentiful and spaced out. The food was good, but nothing mind blowing. I got the Veggie burger, which was actually pretty good, I feel like I am usually disappointed as the veggie burger is oftentimes an afterthought on the menu. I tried a bite of my friends Nashville chicken sandwich which was pretty good, and I think I would get next time. The piece of chicken that was stuffed in that sandwich was easily big enough for 2 sandwiches, the picture doesn't do or justice. The chicken was juicy, and a bit more on the spicier than sweet side, which is how I prefer my Nashville hot. My friend got the funeral potatoes which he said were kinda dry and were super dense as they were stuffed with cheese and then fried. He didn't finish them but they are probably better as a shared plate than a full meal. I enjoyed one but probably wouldn't want to eat a whole plate to myself. Side note: I don't like bloody Mary's but my friend said it was one of the best he's ever had. Overall decent brunch spot, would def come back.

Came for a weekday lunch meeting. Fun setting. Food was tasty. Service was just ok. Parking was horrible.

Went in on a Sunday afternoon where I was not greeted and simply asked for my ID. The following group of people who walked in behind me were not asked for their ID. They were greeted with a smile and a "howdy, y'all how we doin?" I sat directly in front of Chris the bartender for at least 5 mins as he failed to even look my way. I was the only person of color in the establishment and did NOT feel welcome in the least bit. Terrible customer service. Completely lost my appetite simply being there. I walked out and would not return or recommend this place to anyone.