Lost Marbles Brewery

Great experience. Vibey open space, with welcoming staff and energy. Happy hour deals til 5:30 pm weekdays. The Panucho tostada was impressive. The beer selection was lacking and could definitely use some work to be honest. But overall a great experience. The pizza is interesting, a bit unimpressive for the cost and size, very small for $21. 4% SF health care charge so be heads up

We saw this pub across from one of our favorite Southeast Asian restaurants on Clement Street. This place has a fireplace lock screen TV, a well stock bar, and plenty of casual seating. Really nice ambiance. We got to watch the Giants game on the big screen and the craft beers are awesome.

Amazing place to have a drink. They have such a great craft beer selection, in fact I tasted one of the best crafted beer in my life. Atmosphere is amazing, interior design is well planned. Staff is super kind. I ordered sliders and they were not as delicious as I thought but they are ok The have a Photo Booth, a lil expensive but maybe it’s worth it

Lost Marbles is an amazing bar that me and my friends happened to stumble upon by accident. So glad that we entered this pub with all of its antique glory and stained glass windows and lighting. Loved the garlic fries, I can still taste how delicious they smelled and tasted. The waiters/waitresses are the BEST, so friendly and fun. They have a lot of board games and a huge screen to watch sports which can be entertaining!

Girls night out- something casual with access to flat screens. From clever cocktails to tap beers. This place is it ! Fast and friendly service at the bar- strong drinks with a smile. I like it here. The crab cakes with salad- YUM! Next time add a lemon wedge. Will definitely be back.

Really cool brewpub. I walked past it on a Saturday night and it was busy, so I came back on Sunday afternoon and it was very chill and quiet inside. Good selection of beer on tap as well as wines and cocktails. Lots of comfortable and cool seating (helps to come when it’s not busy obviously). I like the lost sailor aesthetic and the artwork. My only complaint is that the bathrooms are gendered and multi-occupancy and the urinal situation is cursed: no divider between urinals or divider between the urinal and the sink. Why not just single occupancy bathrooms, doesn’t everyone like those better anyway?

An amazing bar with some amazing cocktails and food! The knotty pretzel burger is absolutely top notch, and the bartenders are all great folks that make sure you're taken care of. Another thing you should know is this bar is absolutely huge, even when it's packed for something like trivia night me and the boys can still count on finding a few seats

Chill warm atmosphere. Has a few fire places. Good drinks and eats. A giant screen to watch whatever and a few other screens around the bar.

Came for a birthday. Very big inside and they have lots of board games. Kids were allowed in which is plus for us! We had the pretzel bites which were yummy but didn't get to try other food. I got a cider that was really good.

Wanted a spot to watch the Dodgers vs Yankees world series game. Lost Marbles had a bunch of seating options and luckily we were able to grab a table when we arrived at like 6pm on a Saturday. The place is pretty big and what was impressive was the HUGE screen towards the back. I got an order of the garlic fries to snack on and they hit the spot. Would want to note that they were a bit on the oily side because when I finished them, there was a decent pool of oil left on the plate. For drinks, my friend and I got the Not So Naughty and Pinky Up Lemonade, which were both zero proof. To be honest they didn't taste the best, a bit too watered down and not that flavorful. Overall would come again for vibes and would have to get different drinks.

Walking into Lost Marbles gives me nostalgia for its previous occupant: Pizza Orgasmica. While I think fondly of my experiences eating sensually named pizzas while luxuriating on the floor, Lost Marbles has a fantastic, inviting atmosphere with a funky nautical theme. Although it is a brewery, we wanted to try the cocktails on the menu since there is a dearth of cocktail bars in the Inner Richmond. I got the Baby Spice while my partner got the Scary Spice. The Baby Spice was really refreshing and quaffable. The mezcal and chartreuse paired really nicely with the blonde ale, making a super drinkable beverage. I only wish it was a little bigger! The Scary Spice was also interesting, with the pepper liquer adding a nice kick to the rye whiskey and vermouth. With the giant screen and tv's everywhere, this would certainly be a place to come back to to watch a game, or just hang out. We will be back to try the beer!

Cool place! Inside looks vintage and a great place to watch big screen sports. No ordinary bar for sure!

What a fun place to hang out for Super Bowl. The layout is great, the environment is fun, the TVs are huge, and the drinks are delightful.

Came to this pretty cool Inner Richmond brewery. It doesn't take long to get to from Golden Gate Park so it's a nice place to relax after it. Lost Marbles is more about the beer it seems. Also has food but it's more like an afterthought. The prices are kind of high but not crazy for a craft brewery in a nice area though. A cool looking interior with the bar in the middle and tables around. It's not that big of a place but it wasn't cramped the last time here. The beers are the main thing. A pretty good variety of beers to choose from. It's about $8 a pint. This is kind of a lot but it's typical for a local craft brewery though. Because it was kind of chilly, it was a good time for the Pineapple Upside Down Cake Winter Ale. This has toasty caramel flavors and a tart sweetness. As for the food, they don't have a lot. There's a happy hour menu. It's $5 to get the Pretzel Knot. The other menu items include Chicken Tenders and Crab Cake Sliders. Honestly not that much to eat here. This is also only for the evenings so it's limited. Beers are what they care most about. It's a brewery of course. There's a lot of interesting sounding ones on tap, but if wanting to eat, then come for the cheap happy hour that has a few offerings.

Lost Marbles is one of our go-to spots in SF. Love the interior decor with the photo booth, fireplace and plenty of seating. It's so fun coming in early on weekends for drinks and bringing our own games to play. The staff is generally friendly and quick - we always order at the bar and grab a table. The drinks are great and we enjoy getting dishes to share together like the garlic fries and cauliflower. It's always fun kicking off our weekends here.

Unique ambiance, a great hang out place even during the day. There are super large TV where you can watch sports, but the bar still looks cool and doesn't have the sports bar vibe. My gf and I ordered pretzels, churros, and cauliflower fritters. I thought all of them taste great, but might be a little pricey for bar bites. Service was great, the bartender got to us quickly. Our orders came in pretty quickly too. A very random gem in the neighborhood.

Great place to stop for drinks and some food. We came here with another friend. Venue has a cool vibe and the bar is in the center of the space. We only had the drinks here, but the bartenders that served us were cool and the drinks were pretty good. We enjoyed the space, company, and the drinks. We didn't lose our marbles. I didn't find any either!

Great spot to settle in. Love the selection, variety of seating options, two n.a. options (always nice). Love the fireplace and the couch. Nicely spaced out as well with high televisions. Definitely a new favorite for game day.

My boy got charged randomly few hours after we left the bar. Was it error or a crew member trying to gain profit at his expense? He caught the error and they were helpful to reimburse however. So check your charges

A mixed bag of good to great food and service. We were at Lost Marbles for a buddies birthday. We were a crew of about 15-20 people and there were 2 other parties of a similar size. Our crew was the first to arrive and service from the male barteener was great. Then it got crowded and a second bartender was added. She was not nice to anyone. The good to great food. The calamari was decent, but didn't quite hit the mark. The French dip was a standout, delivering delicious flavors that left me wanting more. I did not need more. It was the perfect size and what I needed. The poor to great service. As the venue filled up, we noticed a considerable drop in service quality. The experience with the bartenders was a tale of 2 extremes. One bartender was fantastic, providing attentive service and making us feel welcome. Unfortunately, the other bartender fell short in terms of friendliness and attentiveness. Lost Marbles Gastropub offers a mixed bag of culinary delights and service. While the french dip shined and certain staff members excel, the overall experience can be inconsistent, especially during busy periods.

We reserved a back table for a surprise birthday (about 20 people) for my husband and the staff here were THE MOST HELPFUL, KIND, AND LOVELY PEOPLE. Drinks were great, solid beer selection, and they didn't make a fuss over our birthday cake - even bringing plates and napkins our way. The bar is far larger than it seems from outside. I'm seriously still in awe of how kind they were to us. The vibe on a Saturday night was mellow enough that we weren't shouting the whole night. 10/10, will support and recommend them for the stellar service alone.

Sought refuge and a restroom after some window shopping nearby around 2PM. Glad to see the old Pizza Orgasmica space blooming as a new neighborhood hangout. Love the variety of seating. A game was on one of the TVs and on another, a movie. A large group of 10 was hanging out by the shuffleboard table. Yummy brews and clean restrooms! We'll have to come back to try the food.

Great drinks, very welcoming atmosphere. Team will make sure you get great experience. If you come hungry I would strongly recommend their fettuccini with shrimp! So good, so garlicky! Also definitely check out their menu: names are absolutely amazing! Their pickle back has special name but also is absolutely delicious.

Came here for trivia night and had a good time. The atmosphere is loud! So if you're coming here for trivia night, bring a pen and paper so you can write your answers down for your group to approve. But I had a great time with my team, who I haven't seen in the past 3 years due to the pandemic! Btw, if you're here for trivia night, there's a $15min for food/drink. But that's the point of these events - to support local business. I ordered the fried chicken sandwich and the Ginger Spice cocktail (their Moscow Mule). The fried chicken sandwich had buffalo sauce so it had a kick. For $15, it was a decent size that got me full. The Ginger Spice didn't have enough ginger for me, but still pretty good and I'd order it again. I'm limited to what I can drink because I'm allergic to certain liquors. The space is pretty big, so it can accommodate all sizes of groups. But like I said earlier, it's loud (at least for an old lady like me), but I think on a non-trivia night that would be okay. I'd like to come back here and try more items off of their Shareables menu.

Really like this place. We came in on a Sunday afternoon for cocktails, beers, and football. Very roomy with a cool underwater themed ambiance, this place has a little something for everyone...big screens, board games, good drinks, and food. Would recommend.

Cute cozy bar in the inner Richmond. Came on a Wednesday night and found out it was trivia night. Super affordable cocktails but even with a spirit forward cocktail we felt they were slightly too sweet. Good beer selection.

They have shuffle board! This place is great for a night with friends or a date and you want other stuff to do. Large screen showing classics. Easy to get a cocktail, not super long lines. Games to play. Fireplace etc. Such a cool space. I love it

Go for the vibes and the fun cocktails! As a part time regular during Warriors season (as a bandwagoner of course), Marbles is the spot! So much fun watching the game, hanging out with other Warriors or Giants fans, watching my partner heckle other sports teams fans! Sit at the bar - the wait staff are dope and are always on the move, so you better know what you want to order and keep it movin! Tbh, you might not wanna go for the food, but if you got the munchies, our Go-To's are the guac and pretzels. Oh! Go during trivia night! (Only if you're like me and wanna feel smart every now and then - it's so fun!!) They have other theme nights - I still have to do silent disco night, so to be continued...

Interesting space to come check out. Central island saloon style. Interesting things on walls. Perfect Negroni. Tasty cauliflower bites. Too dark for pix with my camera. Wrap party was reason for coming but I'd come on my own for the Negroni. Cheers!

A good experience overall. We didn't know that Lost Marbles had taken over for Pizza Orgasmica until we walked in and saw those cavernous walls again. The place wasn't too busy on a Friday night, which was a little worrisome, but hopefully things pick up. They've got decent drinks here and some cool in-house brews (like their Warriors Invitational IPA). They also have picklebacks! Reminds me of the east coast, though they cal them something else here ;) Service in the kitchen can be a little slow at times, and portions aren't exactly large for the price, but it's another cool neighborhood joint. We'll be back for sure.

amazing space. had my husband's birthday here and it was perfect for a casual gathering. great food and beer selection, staff was very friendly, fun vibes and good lay out

Imagine being a sailor on an opium bender and while at sea, your ship is overrun by half-man, half-sea creatures armed with muskets and knives and on the cusp of battle, both sides mutually agree to take a pre-battle break to pound a few drinks, maybe watch the game and have a bite to eat. That's sort of what going to Lost Marbles feels like. Lost Marbles is part brewery, part cocktail lounge, part restaurant and part sports bar and it all works together seamlessly. The décor veers nautical meets mythical with plenty of custom woodwork and countertops with marbles, bullets, knives, naked lady cartoons and anything else a tipsy fellow (or lass) might enjoy glazed into them. Its fun, cool and a breath of fresh air to the hood. They offer up a full bar, a hefty beer menu and cook up plenty of grubbage to help soak up the booze, so that you don't run aground on your sail back home. Cool staff, inviting atmosphere, good prices and more than a few things to affix your pretty little eyes on.

Submarine depth charges in the fireplace, a diving helmet at the bar, octopus artwork on the walls (and an actual octopus near the restrooms)... Handcuffs on barrels, a poster of Frank Sinatra's mugshot... We weren't sure if this place was nautical-themed or jail-themed, but we liked it! We sat at the bar and received instant and friendly service from the bar staff when we visited this past Sunday. We tried the Randy Marsh and Sporty Spice, and these drinks were STRONG... I got the Sporty Spice from two different bartenders, and it was heavy on the tequila both times with a nice sweetness from the Gatorade, so that's just how they do it here... good drinks! And the food wasn't bad either. For a late dinner, we had the Classic Burger, Fried Chicken Sandwich, Garlic Fries, and Broccolini Con Ajo. I thought we'd have leftovers, but everything was just too good, plus we were hungry. Such amazing flavors on everything, and balanced too (ie. not dry, but not too heavy on the sauces in the sandwiches). My favorite part was those garlic fries. The menu says it's "Like At AT&T Park" which drew me in, to begin with. But it was actually BETTER, in fact the best garlic fries I've had anywhere ever, cooked perfectly with a great blend of simple ingredients (I'd come back just for this!)... But they offer so much more! They have Silent Disco every Sunday at 9pm (different genres of music through headphones, lit in three different colors as you switch the station of the music). We loved this experience, because you could change the music to your preferred liking. The bartender informed us that it was free of cost during this slow season, but typically five bucks... one of the DJ's passed out headphones to guests as we finished off our meal at the bar. If you opt not to use the headphones on Silent Sundays, they do rotate the music playing in the venue in the background, but you don't get to choose what you hear. And the three live DJs played some really great music through those headphones (well, at least two of the DJ's this past weekend) while situated right next to each other in front of the giant TV. Lost Marbles' giant TV is like 9 giant flat-screens put together, like the kind you'd see at a sportsbook in Vegas. So it's an amazing option for watching sports too. But later in the night, it was more dance clips and videos, or ocean-themed scenes, that would play on the screen behind the DJs while guests danced randomly to different tunes. Besides free Silent Disco, we also enjoyed free shuffleboard! They actually have a couple different table/arcade games here. There was lots of shuffleboard "wax" (powder/sand) for a fun and fair game against my bf, that I won almost every time this past Sunday! But no worries, I turned my bf's tears into all smiles by the end of the night, enjoying the many unexpected highlights at Lost Marbles together... my bf even tried to find the octopus when he went to the restroom (he likes danger, so the warning sign lured him in, lol). Parking outside was surprisingly easy, we saw a lot of free street parking available on a Sunday night. But, maybe it's the winter season in the Inner Richmond, I mean the worker at the venue did say this was the "slow season". Regardless, this is a cool spot that does trivia nights, movie nights, and more. We will definitely be back!

Changing my review because I was disappointed to see that the manager could not take any accountability for their employee's disrespectful behavior, as they deliberately ignored and patronized all the women in my group. They didn't even address the guy who completely ignored me while being servile to my male friend, and chalked the rest up to "witty banter." Booo

For a while I wasn't sure if this place was really going to open, but then they had a party for their backers a few months ago, and now they are open to everyone. They have an interesting decor. Since I don't know what the style is I'm calling it--steampunk-esque aquatic-alien-inhabitant art. The inside is spacious, didn't realize this with prior inhabitant, a pizza restaurant. I guess it's how you use the space. So they have lots of space, seating, great bar area, several tvs for all the sports you want to watch, a fireplace, and some cute stools that look like baby longhorns, some shuffleboard game, a retro style (or may actually is) video game, and a large glass wall piece. And at least two brew tanks on the other side. Eclectic. Let's get into the food. The menu is short and sweet right now. On this visit, we got: Classic Burger - not a bad burger, it's fine. Just comes with a side of ketchup. Another reviewer mentions maybe it should come with fries which I agree with. Or maybe with tater tots like Richmond Republic down the street? Garlic Fries - good fries. I would personally like it a tad hotter (temperature) and crispier. And more garlic the better 'cuz it's garlic fries! Ensalada Mista - who goes to a pub and orders a freakin' salad?!? Okay we do! Nothing wrong with this salad except personally we don't like a sweet salad. If we order this again, we will hold the dressing 'cuz this one aight it. Sautéed Broccolini - good except it's again - too sweet. We personally prefer a savory note in pub food. Not salty though. I ordered a Guest Draft Beer (instead of a House Draft, which looking back, I should have instead, but next time...). So I got the Marin Brewing Tiburon Blonde 4.8 ABV. Nice beautiful blonde ale, good head, taste crisp, sweet, a slightly sharp bitter aftertaste. Looking forward to coming back to try more food and their house brews as they will be brewing in-house soon. Oh, I forgot to add that they have a photo booth, too. I mean this place is equipped for a buyout for private parties and such. So I would definitely check them out next time you are on Clement.

6/10 While liking the decor, atmosphere, and general vibe, I can't help but be disappointed by the food and drinks. I've been here a few times and have found their house beers and cocktails to be okay but forgettable. The food was mediocre. The fried calamari was not fried well, with the breading coming off easily and being a bit soggy. The panuchos were a real disappointment since they looked great but tasted bland. A friend had a burger and felt that the bread was dry and stale. I was a little surprised to read other reviews that reported service issues. From a handful of visits here, I've never had an issue getting good service.

I've been here maybe half a dozen times and it's never let me down. This place is always so good!!! Food is good - a lil expensive, but worth it. The drinks are good. I love the foosball. I love the plentiful tv screens. I love the overall vibe. Great service. All the things!

A fun place to enjoy a drink and meet some new people. This place is decorated nicely and has plenty of features such a board games, comfortable furniture, large TV, and a fully featured bar. Due to the large amount of space at this establishment, it doesn't feel crowded at all and the service is friendly.

I came with a friend during a basketball game, and it was definitely the place to be! The setting and seating held a lot of people, however, I found the food and drinks to be okay for a bar setting. Typically, I like to benchmark bars by fries and chicken wings, and it did not quite meet my expectations as the wings were very dry and the fries or fried to a crisp. However, I would give it another chance on a non-busy day to try their other menu items

Booked a birthday party for a group of about 20 people here this past weekend and they did an epic job. The party was: a) Super easy to plan: Their event coordinator, Laith, was responsive to all of my questions, sent photos of the areas you can reserve, and helped with ordering the right amount of food through the catering menu. b) Highly organized. When I arrived, they took our cupcakes and plated them in back while they fired up appetizers for guests. The food (wings, quesadillas, pretzel bites, etc) came out all at once and went fast. c) Fairly priced. The bartender organized the tab & tip so I could pay off everything quickly at the end of the night. He was also friendly and attentive to the guests on our side of the bar. The area we reserved was cozy - near a fireplace, where everyone could chat or sit on benches with pillows. While I'd been here a few times before for drinks and love all the attention to detail in the bar, I wasn't sure what to expect for a party. But I'd hold a group event again here and highly recommend it.

This place has a pretty good beer selection but I go there specifically for the bleu cheese sliders. Two are $11 so they aren't cheap but they're larger than you'd expect and taste amazing. I look forward to them at least once a month and fight the urge to come in every damn day. They are absolutely incredible, filling, and well worth the price. I live nearby and it's not my go-to bar but when I'm hungry I come here because the kitchen is open until 11. I've had service that ranged from meh to excellent earlier in the year but the bartenders are pretty outstanding in my experience lately. Alex is super rad and takes the time to make sure everything is just right. Bonus: they have a Photo Booth. It's a bit expensive at $6.50 but is worth it. I have strips of photos on a magnetic board at home that remind me of friends who came to visit and a precious strip that captured a tearful goodbye the night before a bestie moved away. This is a really nice spot. Slide on in for the sliders, you won't be disappointed.

DISHONEST PRICING: if you order a "16 ounce beer for $8" off the menu they (1) serve you a 12-ounce draft ((get a 12 oz guest can and pour it into a draft glass to test yourself)) and (2) automatically add an extra $1 to every single drink item "for tax and stuff" according to a bartender. So your 16oz beer for $8 as advertised is actually 12oz for $9, aka a 25% hidden markup per ounce of beer. It's a shame because this is in my hood and I like some of the beers but between the rude-ish bartenders and the dishonest pricing I won't be back. Just be transparent, it's not hard. Longer version: I usually pay by card most places and don't look too closely at my bill. Last couple times I paid cash and every item was marked up $1 when I paid. If it were actually for taxes then there should be a different markup between an $8 order and a $6 order. Nope this is flat extra $1 for all orders. I can name about 100 other bars in SF that manage to price in tax on advertised price but again given the blanket $1 surcharge I'm left to believe this is dishonest theft on unsuspecting drinkers. I was fine dealing with that alone but last week my wife and I went in, I got a "16 oz" draft and she got a 12 ounce can of guest beer. (Of course extra $1 on each drink compared to menu price). I've always noticed the "16 oz" draft glasses are narrow but a shade taller than a standard glass so didn't think anything of it. They gave my wife the same draft glass to pour her beer into and sure enough her 12 oz beer filled the "16 oz" glass completely to the top. Blatant rip-off.

Awesome food and service! Great selection of drinks and food and a long happy hour to take advantage of!

Cute ambiance but cocktail cups are unusually shallow. Love the spice-girl-inspired drinks though! Plenty of TVs but it does get busy to find a table. They have a cool little photo booth and fireplace that keeps you warm. Lots of caucasian patrons. We were probably the most colorful group of people there.

Great place for nice night, good vibe and ambiance. We asked the bar tenders what to make and they gave us green tea shots. Best green tea shots in the city!!

Easy spot to grab a drink with friends. They host trivia once a week which is fun. Their food options are pretty good!

One of my favorite new bars! The place is so spacious, there is plenty of room at the bar, areas to sit, shuffleboard, and a fireplace. The stained glass is amazing, too! Overall it's a beautiful space. Drinks are great, the spice girl cocktails are fun, but there's a great beer list too. Food is also served until midnight which is a huge plus! We showed up here with about 50 people after my wedding for an impromptu after party and the bartenders were super friendly and accommodating. We got so many compliments from our guests on how amazing the bar was!! Highly recommend.

As a neighborhood local, this could be a great alternate to Richmond Republic. They are going for an elevated, full-service, sports cum gastropub, which this area lacks. The decor is chill and spacious. Drinks we tried were good. I'm sure they'd work out kinks over time, and they even mentioned that the menu would expand. But as an early, possibly repeat customer, few, hopefully, constructive feedback on the food we tried(3 out of 5):- -Burger was meh. Hopefully they step up their burger came, quintessential to a sports bar IMO. -No fries with burgers by default is a step back. -Wings were a-ok. Korean BBQ was almost chalky. Could be way more saucy and flavorful. -They could throw in couple more pieces for the price. -No buffalo wings, c'mon! -Also you'd want to offer blue cheese dip with wings. Giving them the benefit of doubt and not knocking stars off the review. Will definitely return!

We came in with a large group looking to get some drinks and chill. Instead, we were greeted with the worst service... They were definitely not friendly towards our group. We were a bit loud but there's no excuse for the bartender to mock my friends. He flicked one of our ID's on the floor. Not sure if he's having a bad day but we definitely felt disrespected. The bartender took off his jacket like he was going to fight us. Run the security cameras if y'all got something to say about this. Here is the picture the bartender, I'd avoid this guy and this place..

Came here on Saturday night 1/21/23 around 9:30pm with a large group. The obnoxious bartender mocked my friends laughing and when he was checking another friends ID it seemed like he flicked it off the table on purpose. This bartender mocking my friend's laugh was completely unacceptable! I couldn't tolerate watching such disgusting behavior so I confronted him and he took his jacket off as if he wanted to get physical. LOL There's numerous reviews mentioning the rude service here from the bartenders and it's unfortunate because even the locals who live in this neighborhood don't like it here. We went down the block to 540 Club afterwards and came across a local who agreed that the Lost Marbles bartenders are always rude to her too and how she has never had a good experience there. Do yourself a favor and skip this trash establishment. This ain't it !

A large, comfortable bar. Serves up home brewed beer, various locally brewed oat sodas, and liquor. I like that there is plenty of bar seating along with high tops, and tables. They serve food too but I didn't partake of the menu when I visited. Make sure to look up and check out the ceiling; I get the impression the space used to be a higher end restaurant sometime in the past. Their house brewed dark Bock is delicious by the way. Street parking isn't too difficult given that the bar is in the Inner Richmond.

We've all been waiting for this bar to debut for 4 years now!!! SO glad they are finally open!!! This is the sister bar to the Barrel Head Brewhouse in NOPA. This is a pretty large gastro pub located in the Inner Richmond. From the outside, it doesn't look like much, but once you make your way inside, it's a wower. There's a HUGE 9-screen TV, perfect for sports games. There's a lot of seating scattered throughout the bar as well - bar seating, and also small bar tables for parties of 2-3. There's also a few large group tables at the entrance. It's a lively atmosphere with lots of people, and good energy buzzing around the place. They also have an arcade game, and retro photo booth - pretty cool. I love the furnishings and theme here too - it's this aquatic theme. We sat at a table with a wood plank, looked like it was "recovered" from underwater, with fake autographs on it (i.e. Ron Weasley, etc.). There's a good mixture of beers on tap (home brewed, and outside breweries), regular cocktails, Spice-girl themed cocktails, and small eats. I ended up getting the Posh Spice (Tanqueray Sevilla, LoFi Amaro, Triple Sec, Lemon Juice, Orange Twist), which was pretty strong and good. Loved it. My husband got one of the regular cocktails, can't remember which one exactly, but we both hated it - too bitter. We didn't get food this time around, but probably will in a future visit. Welcome to the neighborhood, Lost Marbles!!!

For a new bar, it definitely felt very different than most! First off, it's huge! So much space to host some friends near the fire pits. There's also a giant TV to watch sport games. There's even shuffleboard. The drinks were okay. Didn't feel like there was such alcohol, and one of them (posh spice) was tiny. It honestly felt like a slightly bigger shot. The Drop Dead Gorgeous was super weak, so in terms of cocktails this place wasn't that great. But the vibe was amazing.

I was so excited for this place to open up! I've since tried it out 5 times over the course of several months. I wanted to have a great experience, and I would have settled for a good experience - but alas it was a bad experience every single time. I won't be back unless changes are made. The main factor is the consistently rude attitudes from multiple bartenders (indifferent, won't make eye contact, walk away when you are talking, never greet hi or bye, ignore patrons even when not busy and you are one of a handful patrons there, stand around complaining to one another, etc). These behaviors get taught top-down so the owners/proprietors must believe it's okay to be downright NOT NICE human beings. The busers on the other hand would smile and kindly acknowledge you when bringing food/etc, so this review does not pertain to them. This is a bar in a neighborhood so my expectations were to be welcomed as a neighbor, and for me to be grateful for them opening by spending a lot of money and tipping generously. I'd even forgive if the food was bland & cooked poorly (which it was day one, and is still as of my last visit recently). I hope the right person at the top of Lost Marbles reads this review and makes changes. Please feel free to message me and let me know when I should come back again and try it out. Until then I will not return and will encourage my friends & family to instead patronize the very friendly neighborhood bars 540 Club & Heritage.

My parents were coming here when it was The Front Room. I came here as a youngster when it was Pizza Orgasmica. Now, we're back for its latest journey as the beautifully renovated Lost Marbles! (They quite rightly kept the original fireplace, bar, and stunning stained glass!) Quiet and cozy local hangout during off hours, and bustling party hub on busy weekend nights. Our dinner experience was very good. The food was delicious and all the employees were kind and welcoming. I'll admit the bar is pretty expansive, and on a busy night, you may have to wait a little while for service -- which is fine; this isn't fast food, it's a place to enjoy at length. Great place for parties and friends, with shuffle board, communing spaces, and a film projector (Beetlejuice was playing when we came!).

Came in early afternoon for some drinks and a little food. No greeting by or help from any of the staff. A large party came in about 10 minutes after us and were immediately waited on and served. After 20 minutes of no acknowledgment from the staff we left without a drink or any food. Unless you're a big party that reserved ahead of time, don't expect good service or any at all for that matter.

Cool place, good food, good drinks, good vibes. The spicy ginger was delicious. 85 characters.