Radio Room

The ambiance of this bar is simply beautiful, making it the perfect place to sit and chill. As soon as I walked in, I was struck by the stylish decor and comfortable seating options. The low lighting and mellow music added to the relaxed atmosphere. But it was the cocktails that really stole the show. I tried a few different ones, and each was expertly crafted and full of flavor. The bartender was clearly knowledgeable about the different spirits and ingredients, and I appreciated the attention to detail that went into each drink. While I didn't have a chance to try the food, I did take a look at the menu, and it seemed quite impressive. From small plates to entrees, there were a variety of options to suit different tastes. As for the seating, I opted to sit at the bar. Overall, this is definitely a spot I'll be returning to on my next visit to Chicago. The combination of beautiful ambiance, delicious cocktails, and welcoming atmosphere make it a must-visit for anyone looking to unwind and relax

My friends and I really enjoyed our visit to the Radio Room for brunch. We ordered Sangria, Banana bread pudding french toast, fried chicken and biscuit waffles, and the lemon ricotta pancake stack. Everything was very delicious. I enjoyed the music being played as well. Will definitely return!

Another one off from my list. Really nice place with great selection of drinks and food. Got a table on a busy saturday night , our server was really amazing. Tried old fashioned cocktail and had a few tequila shots. Fries comes with 3 sauces, they have wide variety of selection. Definitely recommend.

Very good ambience and service. The staff are really sweet . The food is really good. They have good varieties of cocktails and beers. Just remember that they have a very small late night menu for food after 10pm mostly like finger food. But everything tastes really good. The place had a good vibe too.

Great service, good cocktails, nice ambiance and definitely seemed to be a nice spot to watch games. I was here with a few friends on a Sunday night. Along with cocktails we got come calamari and sliders. Sliders were good. Both their whiskey cocktails were good. Definitely a good spot to hangout with friends and I think I might go back sometime.

The food was very good but the menu was small with little variety. The inside of the restaurant was very cool with the lights changing trough out the night. They also offered outdoor seating. They had heaters for cool nights but the seating was very close to the busy sidewalk allowing strangers to interrupt our meal.

Overall, this place is pretty awesome! The environment and the food are great! This was my first time here, and I can't stop talking about it. I sincerely recommend the smash burgers, the ribs, the truffle fries, the chicken sandwich, and the coleslaw!!! (The pictures don't do the taste of the food justice) Enjoy!!!!

Came here for our persian gathering event. Been here before too with bunch of great friends, two different vibe though. This time was more like a lounge chatting environment along eating and drinking. We had a lot of fun. Such a great design and vibe, and people working in here. Loved the Mango Guac, one of my favourites. We didn’t try any other foods but I am sure they will be good too.

Came here for a friends birthday on a Sunday after we left brunch and this place turnt our day up. It was my first time coming here and it was a blast, great drinks, the DJ was amazing and it the vibe of the crowd was great as well! I hope to be back one day!

My gosh the wagyu burger was good...like wagyu beef should be. But even some restaurants can mess it up. Radio Room did a pretty good job. The beef was tender with a hint of salt and yet it had a slight charbroiled taste to it. I had my burger cooked well done and the kitchen delivered. The best part of the burger was that it was moist, juicy and *just* the right size. It wasn't overwhelming to point where you get tired of eating it or full before done. So after eating this burger I felt my mission accomplished. I recommend ordering the double stack burger but upgrade to the wagyu beef. Instead of american cheese order cheddar cheese. One thing I could've done without was their dijonnaise which comes on the burger. The taste just got in the way. Tell them to leave that off. Fries were ok. They were the steak fries, the kind that are cut wide and rectangular in shape. And I sat at the bar on the west side of the restaurant. So when you walk in go to the left of the host stand rather than to the right. The right side seemed to be too cramped for my liking. Left side had a little more room but turns into a clubby atmosphere later on Friday and Saturday nights, so best to go probably before 8 or 9:00pm.

I ordered the Spice World to drink, which is: don julio blanco, guajillo chili, pineapple, lime, and a chili rim. It was delicious. Radio Room has some high quality cocktails. For dinner, I got the Double Smash Burger. It was a pretty good burger! Thin patties and it melted in my mouth. Generous serving of fries as well!

Nate and I met up with some friends at the Radio Room on our last day in Chicago. It was in between meal times, but we wanted a snack and our friends wanted drinks. The vibe inside is cute with string lights everywhere on the ceiling - we kept trying to figure out how they keep them from all going out. There's a small patio outside in the front with turf which I think is so funny. Our server was polite and attentive, though it wasn't busy at all inside. We ordered some wings ($16) and beignets ($15) - the food was ok, but not mind-blowing. The wings were pretty dry and overfried, but sauced nicely. The beignets were freshly made, but really didn't taste like anything. The berry compote was the best for dipping - the creme anglaise was lacking flavor as well. I tried a sip of the Purple One, a specialty cocktail with coconut rum, blueberry grenadine, pineapple, and Red Bull coconut berry - it was soooo sweet! It was pretty to look at but I wouldn't order it again. Due to the cost and quality of the food, I probably would skip this place next time or maybe just visit for happy hour (although their food offerings during happy hour are pretty limited).

I was here for a short period of time as we wanted to grab a drink after dinner. The place was fairly clean and the floors surprisingly not sticky. The bartender was really nice and engaging with all of us. I ordered a Moscow Mule, which was well made. The only thing I didn't particularly care for at this bar is how loud the music got after a certain period of time. It was like loud club music even though this was a chill bar. It was really difficult to hear each other. Apart from that, this is a nice spot to start your night off.

Came with friends to have a few drinks. We got in early so it was pretty empty. The plsce seemed a bit dingy. The floors were sticky and there was a sewage smell. We grabbed a drink and left. I might give it another try because the staff was friendly.

My girlfriend and I made brunch plans to hit up Labriola's bottomless brunch, but we're crushed when the server said "We stopped doing brunch last weekend"... We had to come up with a plan B and found Radio Room close by. I'd never been despite passing by so many times so we decided to check it out. Miguel was our nice, quirky server and the rest of the staff was so so nice. It was very easy to get seated without a reservation. Our food was impeccable, fresh, and satisfying without giving us the heavy/full feeling afterwards. I ordered an egg white omelette with GF breakfast potatoes (YUM) and a side of fruit. We also indulged in bottomless mimosas for $35/each. The food was great but the only reason I give 4 stars is because Miguel was running around and it seemed like he was the only one working the outdoor area. We had to repeatedly ask for a mimosa refill to maximize the 2 hour deal and I'm simply used to servers topping off my bottomless glass without needing to ask. Also, it was strange being seated outside with absolutely no music playing. It was easy to hear everyone else's conversations. Such slight "flaws" but our glasses were refilled, stomachs were happy, and we carried on with our beautiful Sunday downtown!

Super trendy cocktails and drinks for everyone and their preferences! Always loud and busy but we were able to fit in and get out within an hour!

Absolutely amazing for brunch. Came on Sunday at noon and the music was soooo great. They have a DJ mixing unexpected songs together and I was in heaven. The atmosphere was great, the servers were attentive and friendly. The place was decorated well too. I was dancing in my seat the whole time. I ordered the beignets and the eggs Benedict. I give the beignets a 3 but the Eggs Benedict a 5. My mouth is watering thinking about it. It's short rib over a hashbrown patty with a poached egg.

i have not had a worse experience at a restaurant than my experience at radio room. I had a reservation for 7 people booked last week and while they were able to seat us on time, the service and food were AWFUL. I was surprised because the food reviews for radio room is normally good? we ordered bottomless for 5 of us and the server did not come enough for us to take advantage of the $30. eventually we complained and the manager had to come in and refill our glasses and then service was a lot faster. overall, NOT WORTH THE MONEY. to start off, it took us an hour to get our food order in since service was so slow. the food was NOT good at all. for the table, we ordered the beignets which were the best (nothing crazy good) and the banana bread pudding pancakes which literally tasted like pancakes with bananas on top. I split the chicken and waffle and breakfast quesadilla with my friend and it was also not good at all. the chicken and waffles were not flavored that well, and the breakfast quesadilla was also very dry and not flavored. my friend got the mac and cheese and couldn't even eat it because it was so bland. on top of everything we got OVERCHARGED for bottomless and now we have to call and get this fixed lmao. They add a 18% automatic gratuity but I would have tipped sooooo low veryyy disappointed with my experience at radio room. i've gone here at night and it's always been so fun but NOT worth for brunch

I went to Radio Room for brunch and atmosphere-wise the place is awesome. They played very good music during my time there (if you're into edm and remixes) and the decor sets up the restaurant pretty well. I would very much come again just for the bottomless mimosas so I can party it up with some friends to do some prime day drinking. Food: nothing really stood out when it comes to the brunch items we ordered. I feel like for bar food this place is pretty much on par with any other sports bar you'd expect.

This place was pretty good. Stopped by for happy hour since it was close to my hotel. I had the sliders and strawberry mule during happy hour. The sliders were amazing. That secret sauce was really good and the burger was very juicy. I wasn't too much a fan of the mule, it wasn't bad but seemed very watered down. Not sure if was from the mix or the ginger beer, but not the best. The multiple choice mac and cheese was very filling. I added the Nashville hot chicken, jalapeños and truffle oil. The only thing was the mac and cheese was supper creamy. A little too creamy for my taste but mixed it's the Chicken, it was super flavorful. I'd def try again with another protein added.

Food & service was terrible. Made a reservation, didn't sit down until 45 mins later. Paid $25 for a reservation as well. Ordered our drinks, it took the server 26 minutes to tell us they didn't the beer we ordered. Then 20 mins later we finally got our first round of drinks. The food was good. Not recommended.

~ 200th YELP Review Alert ~ Unfortunately, we experienced an issue at Radio Room on November 6, 2021 where the restaurant did not have our reservation for Dave S for 16 people. We basically were told tough luck and after several conversations were seated at a small booth that didn't accommodate our entire group. We stated that we were fine to be separated into smaller group sizes but were told they did not have a server available until 12. Our "reservation" was for 11. Half our group ordered bottomless mimosas but server did not come around frequently to make it worth their expense. Lemon Ricotta pancakes were innovative and fun but overall experience left a poor taste in my mouth.

We came into Radio Room around 8 ish! The ambiance was loud, fun, and brightly lit with stringed lights when you walk in. A great place to grab drinks, watch the game, and vibe! We got seated quickly since the place was a bit empty and we were able to get served right away. Amazing service and a wonderful waitress that came in and checked up on us often. Food and drinks came out fast too. However, the food and drinks were not up to par for the price we paid. For two girls we shared the Phat stack sliders with cheese sauce and fries and two espresso martinis. For both we would rate it around 6/10 for food and the espresso martini 7/10. We paid around $40 + each which was pretty expensive for how small the sliders were. It tasted like a mini McDonald's cheeseburger dipped in a beer cheese sauce. What WAS amazing though were the freshly fried thick cut fries. Those were really good and would come back for a plate. I might come back but only for drinks and fries. Good place to take insta photos though!

I really wanted to love this place. The decorations are absolutely ah-mazing, but were unfortunately the best part of our visit. I went here with my two daughters for an appetizer and a drink. We chose cheese curds that also came with fried pickles & sweet peppers. The basket was 3/4 filled with the peppers that none of us cared for. The pickles and curds were both served undercooked and mushy. My daughters had a sprite and Shirley Temple which were good. I had a beer which came out luke warm. *sigh* The service was just ok but those decorations were great!!!

Really nice place. Grabbed dinner before a show on a sat evening. The place has outdoor seating, nice ambience - love the lights on the ceiling. The staff is really friendly. The spicy cocktail was ok. While I wish there were more variety on the menu- the food they had was so good. The sliders come with this sauce which is so good. Def shareable. The Mac n cheese was my favorite - with the chicken and jalapeño. Spicy but the taste was so delicious. I wish the menu also had lighter food besides salads.

Made reservations for a Wednesday night but could've easily just walked in, it was not very busy. Service was great and our orders were taken right away. I went with the Scotty doesn't know and the Mac and cheese with grilled chicken and a side of fries. Everything was delicious and I had left overs. The drinks are a great portion for the price. My friend enjoyed her meal but I cannot remember what she ordered lol. Super vibey and would love to return on a weekend.

My boyfriend and I came for a Sunday Funday brunch and we had a great experience. Key takeaways: 1. We loved ALL of their decorations for Christmas! 2. Great spot to watch sports - We watched Fifa & NFL and it was fun and lively. They had a DJ that would play during commercials/breaks too! 3. Bottomless brunch option for $35! You could pick either the Mimosa, Bloody, or Michelada for unlimited drinks up to 2 hours (which was plenty of time) 4. Service was great! Our server (Cianna) was the sweetest! She talked us through the menu, gave recommendations, and had some great small talk which we enjoyed. 5. Food was delicious and were large portions. Eggs Benedict with Barbacoa was out of this world. It was served oh their potato pancake instead of English Muffin and now I want ALL of my Benedicts that way! 6. Woman's bathroom was cute! Lol - It had wallpaper up with all the top musicians (Eminem, Justin Timberlake, Celine Dion, etc.)

I've been to radio room once before where we split meals and focused more on the bottomless mimosas - this time we ate and were a little more wholesome. Guac was good, I loved my salad and my friends tried the Mac n Cheese, Eggs Benedict, and Breakfast Sandwich - all gave great reviews. Definitely recommend

Radio room is NOT ADA compliant. In fact their staff is highly uneducated and unfamiliar with ADA laws and business policies. I came here last night with my service dog, and immediately was greeted by a server (Bryan?) and was told to go outside with my dog, and that she could not be in the restaurant. I then informed him that she was a service animal, and he said that it didn't matter because they can't have dogs on the property. He then asked if I had any paperwork to prove my service dogs status and I said I did a copy my paperwork from my doctor but it was a HIPPA violation and businesses are actually not to require that. He said he would go get his manager. His manager Shawn arrived and immediately greeted me with attitude and disrespect. He also told me that I couldn't have my service dog in the building because they serve food (this is not true). I told him that she is my service dog with me everywhere even in restaurants. He then told me she wasn't wearing a vest. And I informed him that she is not required to wear identification like a vest (I am allowed to have my privacy). Then he asked me for paperwork to my service dog and I told him that was a HIPAA violation and he told me that that wasn't true, and HIPAA is only for "medical things." Even though he was wrong, I then proceeded to my patient portal and show him the letter from my doctor. He read the entire thing and then said I guess this works. I didn't want to eat there after being met with such disrespect and so many violations to not only the law but my own privacy airlur being severely questioned. . I wanted to come on here to let them know that they are factually incorrect. I am going to provide a link at the bottom to the Chicago government that states the service dog guidance and laws, as well as a few screenshots, that contradict what they were trying to say to me. The truth is that service dogs are allowed to be in restaurants that normally cannot allow animals because they serve food. Businesses are not allowed to ask me medical documentation they are only allowed to ask me a service animal and what tasks she performs. Service animals are also not required to wear any form of identification, like a vest. Please educate yourself and the rest of your staff because this whole interaction was disrespectful and I can't believe that not only were they factually incorrect, but they were also very rude. Meeting someone with hostility because they have a disability is actually discrimination. Questioning them and making them "prove it" and disclose medical conditions is unethical. Please don't support this business that doesn't even put in the effort to educate their staff. I plan to file a complaint with the ADA office but making them pay a fine is only a small price to pay for how violated they made me feel. https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/mopd/supp_info/service_animals_.html

Wanted to love this place but the food was horrible Stale fries, old bread The guac was ok but nothing out of this world The wings were also ok The burger had a cheese sauce which is supposed to melt over it but looked like a lump of rubber as soon as we tried Unfortunately the food and vibe in general were not it The server was sweet but just not a place I would want to try again

The food was delicious. I ordered a Breakfast Sandwich with breakfast potatoes which was a 10/10. We also ordered the egg white omelet and it was good. The pancakes were also a great touch before ending out meal. The only thing we didn't enjoy were the drinks- we ordered a Michelada and Bloody Mary and they tasted like straight tomato juice. Other than that, i'd recommend trying their food and enjoying the beautiful ambiance.

This place was decent. It was fun for a birthday. They gave free shots & had a cute little light up sign for birthdays! Our sever was nice but service was a little slow. My friend had the smash burger & it was the most salty burger we have ever tasted. The fish tacos were kinda bland, not mush flavor to it. I had the Santa Fe salad & i am happy i had that. The salad was very Fresh. This place over all was very cute. Bathrooms were clean. Drinks were the same price as my meal, which is crazy! Overall wouldn't come back but it was s good place for having a birthday celebration

2.5 stars When I first walked up the young lady sitting at the podium saw me instead of checking me in. She had me wait while she answered a call. The person was asking random questions for at least 3 to 5 minutes? While I'm literally just standing there to be checked in mind you, I think I'm the only person because it opens at 4:00 p.m. there's no reason why I couldn't have been seated and she come back to the phone call. Then when we get there we get a server and we get to drinks started. I felt a little rushed trying to make my decision, but when I finally did I wanted to get the sliders pointed to the menu. The young lady said, oh no, we have something better that comes with french fries for about the same price that you're going to pay unknowingly to us. That slider tower that she brought to the table was $22. I was only trying to partake on the happy hour special so when the bill comes is about double the amount I wasn't going to argue and go back and forth. I know what the server told us. She recommended getting the tower which was $22 for the dryest undone tasteless burger patties you ever had in your life. I was not about to pay $22 a piece for that. The only saving grace was this $5 sangria's which we had two apiece and we also got the cheese curds. I don't recommend those either. The manager dropped one of towers off the bill and they took curds off but we still was unhappy Go for the drinks past on the food

Has obesity become fashionable yet? I hope so because restaurants like this keep me eating long after I'm full. Other reviews made me think this place was all about some edgy ambiance. Sure, the lights are pretty cool. But the sliders. Holey short ribs, Batman! If you can't reach the bat-anticoagulants on your bat utility belt, the Radio Room just might end you. GIRL got the Eggs Benedict. She loved them. The crispy nest of hashbrows in place of an English muffin is a game change. The brisket was perfect and paired nicely with the potatoes. Someone panned the beignets. I was completely prepared to be underwhelmed. Not sure where those people usually get their beignets but they must forward a list of locals if they're going to continue to dis these. Best I ever had. The blueberry and custard that comes with them is perfect. The bottomless bloody mary's was my only complaint. I managed to slam four of them and now I'm gonna be staggering down the streets of the city while it's still light out. This might be the only place I ever ordered one and didn't need hot sauce and Worcestershire to personalize it. Served with what can only be described as "super" garnish. Lastly, Flavio was awesome. Top notch attentiveness with an eagerness to please. Ask for him. #1 spot for brunch. Owe! Why do I eat so much?

Bottomless ends at 3pm no matter what time you get there, they advertise a 2 hour limit however it doesn't mention the 3pm end time. The service is great, the manager and our waiter were very helpful. The food is ok, I have the carnivore omelette and it wasn't bad, just nothing special about it. I would go back to try their dinner menu, it's actually a cool vibe inside.

Had a 48 hour visit in Chicago and wanted a cool spot to visit after jumping off the plane. I found this spot through an IG hashtag and just had to visit. The energy is great, staff is amazing, and the music was good. This places has more vibes than food, if you catch my drift. Don't expect an amazing meal, but you will have a good time and leave satisfied. I forgot my waitress name, which sucks but she was so awesome (blond hair, cute, and skinny). Certainly recommend and I heard they have a lounge vibe going on the other side after hours.

Came here on a Thursday night so it wasn't busy. My boyfriend and I ordered some drinks, an appetizer and an entrée. I got the sangria which wasn't very good, it taste purely like red wine, overtly expensive for what I got. We also ordered the Mac and cheese appetizer but it took too long to get to us, it came out at the same time as our food. My bf and I were confused as to why we couldn't get the appetizer sooner since they were not busy. We had to send it back because there was no point in a starter if we already had our food. We both got the smash burger which was alright. Nothing special. Our waiter also didn't do a good job of checking in on us. He only took our order and came back when we asked for the bill. Overall my bf and I had a bad experience here. I would not recommend this place at all. I think the only reason people are attracted to this place is because of the string lights. That's all.

Great place and atmosphere. It is like eating brunch in a club with the music pumping. The food was good but it seemed mostly like a atmosphere place. I really did like it though. They advertise that they have gluten free options but only kind of knew what they were when I asked. All in all though I would come back. It was cool.

Tiyana was exceptional! Went to have drinks with our company, and she gave great service for our loud crowed. 10/10, highly recommend.

Stopped in and beat the crowd Sunday evening. We the place has a cool atmosphere and and some big TVs behind the bar to watch some games. We were greeted and sat quickly. Our waitress was there in no time to take our drink and appetizer order. The drink was a little slow coming out but tolerable. Appetizer arrived quickly. We ordered fried cheese curds and feuded pickles. If you look at the fine print you will see it come with a spicy ranch and sweet peppers. What it doesn't tell you is that more then half your appetizer will be filled with fried sweet peppers and very little pickles and cheese curds. The burger was solid and came with some waffle fries. The Mac n Cheese with Nashville Chicken was pretty decent as well. Their menu is pretty limited. Overall I would come back and hang out here again

Big pro is that it's a big space and easy to get a spot for a quick drink or bite. Love the lights and overall mood, plus sports broadcast all over the place makes it palatable for my husband. Food is good, decent, not an amazing Chicago spot but certainly not terrible. Strength is likely their cocktails, which we both enjoyed.

I came here for lolla last summer and had a great brunch. Tonight we sat in the bar to the right and it was a much different experience. They were not serving any draft beers, no sound for the championship final bball game, $18 for wings (look at these wings) we said something and they took a picture to talk to the kitchen and then did nothing. Our appetizers came out with our meal. We got someone else's bill - from the time the bill was printed to getting our card back it was almost 25 minutes. All this to say is that it wasn't busy, and when you have so many options in chicago you may want to reconsider. I try not to leave negative reviews but these guys had a lot of opportunities to redeem themselves.

Meh. That's pretty much my thoughts on this place. It took them forever to find us a seat in a place that was about 20% full when we arrived WITH a reservation. Once seated we were attended to pretty fast, which was good. I ordered the fried chicken and waffles to share. It was a large portion so sharing was perfect. HOWEVER, after getting half way through our meal we saw a hair in our food. Like literally...what. So we just let it go and left it be. We also ordered espresso martinis. Which were already but very watered down. It didn't have the regular richness of espresso martinis that I've had before. Overall, the ambience was good. They were playing the World Cup, the music was at a good level. We didn't take advantage of the bottomless mimosas for $35, but that would've been a good vibe for the place. All in all, probably wouldn't return for brunch.

Got the crispy buffalo chicken sandwich and it was I would recommend and the lights inside right now make for a really nice atmosphere

We came here for a bachelorette party and the inside is beautiful. They have beautiful string lights hung up on the entire ceiling. They play sports on the TV and is definitely an ideal location for larger groups as they have large booths and bar stool tables. They also have a DJ and space for live music. We sat in a large booth for the 6 of us and it was comfortable. The drinks there were just regular cocktails. I had the prickly pear drink with vodka and it was good. Expensive for a little martini. For dinner I had the phat stack sliders. It was delicious, however, the portion is too big. I normally always take food home but was not able to because I was on vacation. I felt bad for leaving so much food. The buns were like Hawaiian rolls with two stacked beef patties, sauce and bacon. The fries were also delicious with their special sauce. My friend had the fish tacos and enjoyed them, the portion was more accurate for the tacos. Overall everyone enjoyed their meal!

Came for restaurant week and it was solid, but nothing particularly stood out. Housemade Beignets - 3.5/5/ Solid bites, good corn. Mini Buttermilk Pancakes - 3.5/5. Nice appetizer portion size. Fresh raspberries and strawberries. Brioche French Toast - 3.5/5. Good texture from pistachio, solid bites. Breakfast Quesadilla - 3.5/5. On the slightly boring side with the ratio of scrambled eggs. Peppers really werent that charred.

The vibe here was so nice for a late dinner. The mac and cheese was fire ! Music was on point ! Only two cons are the fried pickles sucked. Didn't taste anything like we have in the south, and they close their main dinning menu by 10p.

Loved this place. The lights in the ceiling are awesome. I am sober so being with a party full of drunks can get exhausting. The lights allowed me to zone out. It was perfect. The waitress was so awesome - super cute, great energy and was able to get involved with the conversation in such a way that made it fun when she came by. Really dug this place. Would def go back.

I lost the love of my life the day of my visit to the Radio Room, so I won't be back. But I encouraged you to go. they have wonderful seating areas for intimate nights and party times. they have two bars and they're fully stocked. the service was prompt and my drinks and food were excellent. thanks for the memories (I didn't really enjoy the flavoring of the French toast) but everything else was really great!

Wouldn't be my top pick when coming to Chicago. Went for brunch and the service was very slow. The food came out Luke warm but everything had a good taste. Would prefer somewhere with warm fresh food. Definitely a cute little place but wouldnt return.

Not sure there are so many high ratings here. I decided after being locked inside during the pandemic for so long that I would travel to downtown solo to see how things have changed in the Sunday brunch scene. The bartender, who was noticeable absent for 20 minutes while was seated at the bar, insisted the Benedict was "fire". Unfortunately, I was underwhelmed. I also ordered a Bloody Mary which had way too much pickle juice and little to no other seasonings. The barbacoa was lacking flavor along with the hollandaise. However, the potatoes were tasty and cooked perfectly. Unfortunately this is not a restaurant I will be returning to, especially at that price point.

Fun little place down from the hotel. Sports themed, patio seating or inside. Nice lights. Turf ground on patio, kinda fun. We had drinks and the cauliflower, just making our way around the downtown area. The cauliflower was really good, flavorful. The drinks didn't feel very cold, but we're fine. Servers were attentive and casual, nice.

Amazing service and food! We came in last minute right before their kitchen closed, they still offered to take all of our orders before drinks. Drinks are awesome, especially their cocktails.

Really was not overly impressed with the service they lay out or the food. The prices appear to be inflated for the food you get. For example the fries were small and served in a cup. Want to see pretty lights stop in. Becareful if you have to use the rest room you have to go down along a farm stair well to find the facilities.

Interior decorations are nice. I came for drinks / dinner. Sat at the bar area which had TV's playing sports. I will say the service was great (checkin was a bit off since I didn't get greeted and a couple that came in after me was talked to first) but bar tenders were on point. Even the one that wasn't mine checked in on me. The food is where this place lost my fifth star. The max and cheese (I got jalapeño and Nashville chicken in mine) was great! I decided to try the sliders as the main dish but that was a mistake. They were super dry and bland. It was work to finish them. Had to take the bread off 3 of the sliders and the meat wasn't much better :( should've gotten the Nashville hot chickens and which because the pieces in my Mac and cheese were SO good. The cocktails I had were good. Old fashioned was very well done.

Pretty regular bar. Food was a little bit on the pricey side (but we didn't order any so can't comment on the quality). Bartender gave me a can for some reason of a beer they had on draft, but oh well. The TV in front of us wasn't really working but place was okay I guess.

Has brunch on their patio. Atmosphere was good, service was good and so was the food. We ordered the breakfast sandwich, breakfast quesadilla w/sausage, and Beignets. Every thing was delicious. The sausage in both breakfast dishes had a bit of kick to it . I love spicy food so it was perfect. The beignets were fluffy and yummy too. The only draw back were the taste of some of the drinks. The Bloody Mary and Michelada both weren't the greatest. Michelada, basically a Bloody Mary with modelo instead of vodka taste a lot better than the Bloody Mary. The mimosas were good but there was pulp. Regardless we left leaning. I'd definitely return to this spot. To check out their other menus.