Kay D.
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Had dinner here later on a recent Tuesday evening. It took some time before the server first came to the table. Once he did, he introduced himself, and took drink orders. He could not answer the "what kind of fish is used in the fish fry," without checking with the kitchen. The menu is not extensive and there was only one other fish choice, so that seemed a little uninformed.
It took about 30 minutes for our order to arrive. The fish fry was mediocre at best. The coating was soggy and oily. The fish, haddock, was strong tasting and not really pleasant. It was over a bed of tepid fries that had absorbed some of the oil from the poorly fried fish, so they were essentially unedible. There was a small cup of what was presented as coleslaw, but seemed to be unadorned shredded cabbage. It was warm, so not sure if it was meant to be, or if it had been sitting out. The tartar sauce was very nice and was instrumental in getting the fish down.
The beef on weck was ok, my dining companion liked it better than I liked the fish fry, but it did not compare to those we've had in Buffalo. The fries that came with this were a bit better than those with the fish fry. I tasted, and did not like the beef. It was tender, but did not taste good to me. My companion felt that it was too salty.
Since it was late and we had a bit of a drive home, we didn't do more than sample one beer. It was an amber, and I didn't care for it. My companion, who likes amber felt it lacked taste beyond being watery.
So, we wanted to really like this place, but unfortunately, won't be rushing back.