Ten Ten Room

hole-in-the-wall vibe with some class, really fun staff, and good music every time. I’m usually skeptical of the food at places like this but I loved literally everything I had. drinks are delicious. chairs are terrible but everything else about this place makes it more tolerable. :)

This place was incredible. Tanner was awesome. The drinks were fantastic and innovative. Dino nuggets were fun and tasty. We also ate filet sliders and shrimp tacos and I’d highly recommend both. The general vibes of the bar were dope too. Definitely will be going back often!

Beautiful bar w good music--sounds like new owner as of Nov 2024. Great drinks. Creative cocktail menu, but worth the (admittedly high) price at $15/each. Friendly, well-informed bartenders. Nice hummus w fresh fried tortillas. I like the bench on the wall better than the barstools, but it's a look. Tried 4 drinks and they were all hits, especially the fizz and the aviation. We'll be back.

I went on a Thursday around 9pm. It was a slow time but the bartender Chase was very nice. It seemed that everyone who was there was a local/regular. I enjoyed being a part of it. I got 2 drinks and the kimchi hot dog. Everything was really good. The first drink was a spirit forward gin drink but was really well balanced. The second drink was a mint julep peach kinda thing? I forget the name, but it was super tasty. It reminded me of peach cobbler, and the foam on top was some of the best foam I have had on a drink. I would recommend anyone who is looking for a good cocktail bar to come here; however, I was told that we dont want tourists coming to Sacramento. So in conclusion, dont come here.

Love the decor and ambiance - very chill and classy. Bartender knowledge was extensive and drinks were so very good! Had their steak sliders, delicious!!

Wonderful place to go for drinks. Extremely reasonably priced and delicious drinks. I don’t drink alcohol because of health conditions, and the lovely bartender (I didn’t get his name, but he had a dapper beard and mustache!) asked me if I had allergies and preferences, said I gotchu, and whipped me a fruity drink in the “tens”. He tasted the drink multiple times to make sure it was just right and had me try it to see if I liked it. It was so wonderfully fresh and sweet. I didn’t know until later, but he only charged me $1 too for the mock-tail! That really made my night. I usually get charged $15 for essentially juice. He was also so respectful; I usually get asked why I don’t drink or am just given a soda at bars, so I felt very welcome here. I felt seen <3 he seemed actually super excited to make my drink hahah golden retriever energy! My friends loved the whiskey sours and the girl dinner drink. They said the sours were some of the best they’ve had. I am definitely coming here again when I visit the area! :)

You can get your pre dinner party started here at the Ten Ten Room. Divey bar but they know how to make unique cocktails. I enjoyed the relaxed vibe and the dim lit ambiance along with the friendly and attentive bartender. The location is convenient and walkable to eateries as well as other bars in the downtown area. I also recommend using Uber/Lyft to your next destination, wait time is less than 5 minutes.

It's a nice bar. They server food. I always get the burger of the week. They have a wide selection of liqueurs. I tend to get a neat Scotch. They have DJs time to time, and cocktails contest. All in all its a good hole in the wall place. It's very popular so seats full up fast.

This place has such a cool vibe. It's dark and mysterious and not too big. The holiday drink names were funny, but the bartenders definitely had to steer us in the right direction because the names were all over the place, but worth the laughs! I often forget about this place as it's not super obvious while walking by, but they have very tasty drinks!

Love coming to the ten ten room. Might sound weird but it feels like we are in NYC and I love it. The drinks are always amazing and the people are lovely! Great spot to spend some time and drink with friends!

We went here during the Spirit World themed pop-up and BOLGOGYEE food vendor (pop-up?). The Halloween theme was cool, it's a small bar but comfortable and clean inside. The ectoplasm shooter was really good but the I Ain't Afraid of No Ghost shooter wasn't my thing. I tried the BOLGOGYEE pop-up (Filipino fusion(?) food) and got the pork & shrimp lumpia and chicken adobo. Both were great quality and flavorful. Great service from both the bartenders and the chef, I will definitely come back.

Kitchen was closed, their tv was showing an error screen, and it smelled very Smokey inside. The inside seemed a bit run down, as the high cushioned seats against the wall seemed very worn down. The drink my friend got was very bitter as well.

Ten Ten Tap Room, Sacramento, CA - June 30, 2023 Ever walk into a place, no one's there except for the bartender, and you think to yourself "hum, I don't know, not sure if I'm gonna like this place?" We'll that's what it was like at 5 pm on a Friday night in Downtown Sacramento on a 100 degree day at Ten Ten Tap Room. Located on 10th Street on the west side, next door to the Citizens Hotel (10th and J), this seemingly hole in the wall was good and bad - A Tale of Two Cities if you well. We did have a little trouble zeroing in on the location. Seriously, if you blinked, you would miss it and wind up at 1010+1/2 and say "where the hell is this place?" There is a three foot tall rod iron fence in front that gives it away. Store that away in your AI memory bank. You'll need it to find this place. There are a lot of homeless people in this general area, which is a huge disappointment to me, Putting the homeless issue in Downtown Sacramento aside, this little tap room is really cool. Our bartenders John and Slate couldn't have been more friendly and personable. My wife ordered a Sazerac (Rittenhouse Rye Whiskey, Cognac, Demerara, Peychaud's Bitters, Angostura Bitters, Absinthe) and I ordered a Manhattan with Makers Mark bourbon. John was a little surprised when I asked for Makers Mark. He was expecting I would ask for a rye whiskey. The drink came out as I expected (I make the same concoction at home), but I got to thinking "what would this taste like with a rye whisky?" So I asked John to make me his version using a rye whiskey. They have a pretty substantial selection of spirits, and John climbed high up the ladder to find just the right rye - Elijah Craig. OK, now I'm intrigued. John worked his magic putting together the ingredients and brings it to the table. First sip, HEAVEN! Perfect blend of rye, sweet vermouth, and bitters! For all of you Manhattan experts, I apologize for my ignorance. But now I know. Thank you John for educating me! Will I be back? Probably not. Convince City Council to find a semblance of an intelligent solution to redirecting the homeless away from your neighborhood to homeless shelters, educational opportunities, drug rehab centers, and mental health facilities, and I'll be back. Sorry to sound so ruthless (and politically incorrect), but that's just how I see things. Good luck staying in business.

I've heard about the Ten Ten room from my lil sister who is freshly 21. The place sounded cool. When I walked in, I loved the vibe. The place is dimly lit with hues of blue, green, and red. RnB music is playing in the background. Each table has a small candle on it and the tables have granite countertops. They require no reservations either! It's actually pretty easy to pass the place up. The bar is right by some lofts so I had wandered like 40 ft past the actual bar. The bar has pretty diverse attendees. A welcome change from Wisconsin lol.

They have seasonal pop ups! My favorite is the Halloween pop up. Their drinks don't disappoint and service is always amazing. Ambiance is more edgy than your typical hipster bar. Personally, I love it here. They serve small plates too! Booths and tables are for smaller parties, comfortable up to 4. I've been here with a group of 6 and sat comfortably at the tables.

Temporarily kitchen-less but their drinks were 5/5 Great selection. We visited on a quiet Wednesday early in the night. It was perfect to sit, chill, and catch up. Will definitely go back.

no complaints from my experience. it was a quiet night and sat outside with a friend. ordered one cocktail each and we enjoyed both of our drinks. inside was cool and clean. service was friendly. wish i stayed longer to try more drinks

Visited on a Thursday night. There were quite a few people and the place was lively. I'd describe it as dive bar meets speakeasy. The bathrooms were definitely what you come to expect from a dive bar. The bartenders were friendly, but I wasn't overly impressed with our drinks. Overall, it's not a bad spot to drop into for a quick drink.

New to the area and had ten ten room on my list of places to try. However, I just read a news report that the health department closed this place down this week due to violations. Violations include roaches, rodent droppings, mold slime & other things. Attached is the health report from county of Sacramento that was linked in the news article. Their instagram account made post that they're closed down due to a machine being down or something like that. I commented under the post asking about the health violations. They responded by blocking me on instagram. Heads up to anyone considering going here. I know I'd definitely want to know. Especially considering the prices this place charges.

Drinks were amazingly good. Brent is super talented and friendly. The bar was clean and diverse. Definitely recommend coming

We went for Harry Potter Popup, the theming was great. We tried 2 drinks and 2 shots from the sorting hat. They all tasted great and the stuff was friendly. My only complaint was that it was supposed to start at 4pm, they didn't open till 4:20. Normally it would be whatever but it was super hot outside, I would have brought water while I waited 45mins in line if I would have known.

Talk about a hidden gem. I've passed by this place weekly since 2019 and never knew it was there. Stumbled onto this place after I saw an insane line of people a few weeks ago apparently for a Harry Potter theme night and yes, yes I feel like I missed out. Came here to get a nightcap after FoodieLand and this place did not disappoint. The customer service was stellar, the drinks were a great value, and the vibe was lit. Came on a Saturday around 10 and stayed until closing. The night we came there was a great DJ that played a great selection of old school RnB and hip hop chart music. The vibe was chill and mellow and more of a lounge/cheers style establishment and I loved it. I will most definitely be back to try the food and happy hour.

Ten out of ten would recommend Ten Ten Room Cocktail options both classic and creative!

NO FOOD. Not saying this as a negative but don't go there if that's the expectation. The kitchen is currently closed (told it is rented out but will be open again in the future). Based on reviews on yelp I was looking for some of the food shown in reviews and there is no food. Good whiskey selection (don't use online menu though it is not up to date). Our service was pretty terrible. We were greeted and told she would take our order after finishing drinks for another customer and then appeared to forget about us and talked to her friends for 10 minutes. Drinks were fine. The decorations for Halloween were awesome (best part of the experience). Mostly disappointed based on yelp as we expected food and the service was poor. Still worth going if you're looking for a cool place for a drink.

This is my go to spot when I'm downtown. Unassuming on the outside, it's got a cool vibe inside. The DJ was playing on sat night. We had a few cocktails. There were a few misses but the good ones were GOOD. Can't go wrong with the berry margarita. The Lady Luella looked pretty. Will have to come back to try the food.

Walked right by and missed it but eventually made its way in. We ordered a cool beans and Coup D'Etat, both galore chicken sandwich, salad, fried ravioli. Loved the goat cheese in the salad. Friend loved the Buffalo chicken. I was not a fan of the fried ravioli. Very salty with whatever they put on it. Very plain without. Wouldn't order again. That's the -1 star. Otherwise great. Bartender kept his cool with a rude guy who apparently knows the owner. I felt bad for the bartender bc the guy was a jerk. Well done though. I would've told that jerk to leave. Who cares if you're friends with the owner. You don't get to treat his staff shitty.

Hidden gem! Doesn't look like much from the outside, but super cozy and vibey inside. Great cocktails, love the seasonal additions!

Great vibes all around. Great atmosphere, staffs, and location. All the drinks my party ordered were VERY WEAK though.

My girlfriend and I stopped by for a drink. We were staying at a hotel nearby. My gf really likes mid-century decor and style and this bar is advertised as such. I would say they need to do a bit better with the decor. It wasn't really mid-century. It was definitely missing some art. The black walls were unimpressive. Some art and colors would have been nice. Only things on the wall were a bunch of portraits of random people, but just seemed like selfies. I had no interest of looking at those. The bar itself wasn't too bad. We had to sit next to some guy that was kinda annoying (and seemed to annoy the staff) but I ain't going to ding a place for a customer. The bartender knew what he was doing. My gf didn't like her cocktail too much. It was okay. I ordered a Sazerac and it wasn't the best, but it was okay. If I was a local, I'd stop by every now and then. I like their cocktail menu. I think it just needs to have more of a decor-pop.

I'm old. How old? Old enough to whine about how loud their music was. Quality: 3 Value: 2 Service: 5 Ambience: 3? We came here Friday evening because their drinks looked intriguing and we wanted their hot wintry special. They were out of a bunch of stuff we wanted, so we got some other drinks. These drinks were fancy and expensive ($15 cocktail) and the bartenders did a great job mixing them, not setting the prices. Unfortunately, the drinks were just...not great. On paper it sounded ok buy basically all three cocktails we tried were OOF. Additionally, I've been here when there isn't a DJ and the booths make it cozy and great for conversations. The music was literally so loud that my drink on the table had ripples in from the vibrating bass, a la Jurassic Park. The interior is only about ten feet wide, and it's not a dancing place, so having the music that deafening meant our group eventually left, since nobody could hear each other.

I enjoy going to the Ten Ten Room due to its bartenders. The bartenders are very personable and down to earth. I enjoy their creativity and how they enjoy the challenge of making you a cocktail (on or off the menu) thats personable/you'd enjoy. I also love how this place will have themes, for holidays and events. I like the cleverness of their [themed] cocktail menu, and the [themed] wall decorations on these days as well. There's a saying "that's so Sacramento" and that is the definition of this place. Again, you'll enjoy the relaxed ambiance here.

I've been venturing out to trying new bars and this was one that I stumbled across. The environment is lively with a live DJ. Didn't get the chance to order food but will be going back to try. Got two drinks and they were both very good! The bartenders where very nice and gave good recommendations.

Rating 3.0 TLDR: Not good or bad. Decent stop if it's on the way to where you need to go, but not sure id go out of my way to get here. To be fair, I didn't have their food and came for Harry Potter themed drinks. The drinks were decent. I wouldn't mind coming here again if someone wanted to; especially to have some regular drinks or beer. Not TLDR: Came here for a Harry Potter themed pop up bar. It was cool. Not that much Harry Potter stuff, but the drinks were appropriately themed and fun. The wait was quiet long and busy for an early Thursday. That's cool though. It's Harry Potter! After getting our drinks, we sat outside. The drinks were decent; nothing mind blowing or extraordinary. It'll do. They served food, but I didn't order any. As mentioned in TLDR, I'd come here again if someone wanted to, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. If you're curious, give it a shot.

Came in here for Happy Hour on a Thursday. It wasn't too busy but people come and go. Appetizers are really good. Good Happy Hour prices. The place is small and can get a little crowded. Noise level is loud because of the music playing. It's dark and the ambiance is pretty cool. Drinks are pretty good. Everyone on our table seems to like their drinks and we had couple more rounds. Service is good the staff is accommodating.

One of my favorite bars to go to anywhere! It is more like a speakeasy and the bartender is more like a mixologist. A must if you are ever in downtown Sacramento.

Fell into this place (literally) asked the bartender if they make whiskey sours the RIGHT way and he's said hell yeah we do! I love a whiskey sour done right!! Egg and all!!

Love love love! Dani is the cutest and friendliest bartender ever. She is the main reason the girlina's and I keep coming back! She never fails to make our night unforgettable. She is the moment!

I LOVE TenTen Room! I've happy houred with friends here several times, always a good experience. Interesting, tasty cocktails and delicious food options. Staff is always friendly and helpful with questions. If you've never been there I highly recommend it!

After passing by this dark and swanky looking watering hole (think Rat Pack era) headed to-from lunch venues, I had the chance to stop in after a show at the Crest. Ten Ten Room at 11pm was PACKED with an interesting mix of hipsters, housewives and the bro code. Interesting that the same venue would comfortably house all these different groups. Word to the wise, it's dark and LOUD. The DJ didn't help the noise factor, but his music choice seemed very out of sync with the retro vibe of the place. Perhaps he brought some of the odd crowd. But finally, my partner and I worked our way through the throng to the bar. We had to ask (shout) for the cocktail menu, but were delighted by the innovation and variety. I went for the gin-based "Bring Me the Shrubbery" served in a champagne flute and my partner opted for a "Smoke Signal" the house take on a Manhattan. Both were full flavored and inventive. Very nice. We'll have to come back earlier to try a less eclectic crowd vibe and some food. I can totally see me coming back with friends after a dress up event- or after work. So far, so good!

Very tasty drinks and chill atmosphere. I had a gin drink with a rosemary bubble on top. Stunning presentation!

Fantastic place for a drink! I especially recommend the Boulevardier.. Ig: AnthonyxIbarrax

I came here several weeks ago with a friend. The bar itself is beautiful. I love the decor and ambiance. It's a perfect mix of quaint and upscale without feeling snooty. I ordered the deviled scotch egg, prawn and chorizo, and the pineapple upside down cake. My friend and I really enjoyed the scotch egg and pineapple upside down cake. The prawn and chorizo was a little different for me. I'm used to Mexican-style chorizo where it is served crumbled. I took a picture of my plate, and sent it to my boyfriend and he explained the chorizo on my dish was the Spanish-style of making chorizo. Good to know! As far as drinks, I ordered the Vesper and Harvey Wallbanger. The Vesper is very good, but strong. Definitely a sipping beverage. I would order it again.

Ten Ten Room is easy to miss if you're visiting for your first time. What it's lacking in street appeal (it's adorable, just small), Ten Ten Room makes up for on the inside... The vibe is very warm, intimate, and inviting. The drinks are masterfully crafted. I'm a huge fan of the White Linen Slush (the cucumber makes it a refreshing go-to), and the Grasshopper?! It may SOUND old fashioned, but it's anything but. I have yet to try the food, but that's a must for me at some point. The menu features items best described as 'comfort food'. If you haven't made your way over to Ten Ten Room as-of-yet, let me recommend that you take your next Bumble or Tinder date there. They'll surely be impressed (you're welcome).

Don't let the exterior fool you. This place used to be Megami so the outside is pretty easy to miss. Went here with some coworkers for happy hour. The inside is dark and intimate, good for dates more than hanging out with friends (was slightly loud). The drinks are great! I got the Buffalo Hill which was nicely balanced, not too sweet. Tip: avoid the jello. It was $10 for a teeny tiny thing, with not much alcohol. I could have made it at home for 1/10 of the cost.

Why did I like this place? Let me count the ways: One One: Solid mixing going on from the bartender Two Two: Great service by the wait staff Three Three: A nifty local business Four Four: Nice atmosphere that manages to feel both upscale and dive bar at the same time - not an easy feat Five Five: great downtown locale Six Six: Beer and shot pairings on the menu with clever names Seven Seven: aforementioned beer and shot pairings match up well Eight Eight: tasty food options Nine Nine: the name name caught my attention attention Ten Ten: As someone who visits Sacramento regularly I felt like I discovered a legit local spot

We loved this place. Such kind, inventive, talented bartenders. Our drinks were amazing! The food was delicious. I liked the dark vibe inside. Definitely will be back.

This is our go to bar, staff (Dani and Pretty Ricky) are friendly and go out of their way to look after us. Food is incredible, drinks are delicious and vibe is chill.

The bartender that I have had all of my three times here was Anthony. He is the primary reason that I'll keep coming back because not only did he make a great first impression, but a second and third that were even better than the first. But don't let that detract from the whole staff that makes it happen there. Best part about Anthony, and (note to the managers, please relay this to Anthony if you think about it) is that I ask a question that is taboo for bartenders. "I don't know what I want, surprise me". Although the words out of my mouth weren't that verbatim, I said I like whiskey and I'm tired of manhattans and old fashions, and I confirmed with him how I know that bartenders don't like vague orders in case the customer doesn't like it. I said something like "just gimme a whiskey cocktail that's not Manhattan or old fashioned, and I promised I won't send it back if I don't like it" His response. "Yeah I know. I don't make bad cocktails." He sure the f*ck does NOT make a bad cocktail cus he knows what is up back there behind the bar. To make the already long story short. I love good cocktails. I really really hate bad ones. If you're like me, you need to stop by here for a nightcap or two. Best part about it other than the bangin ass service? Two old forester whiskey cocktails, crafted at request of surprise, poured right and strong enough. 20 bucks for two (2x) Old forester,mixed with a large cube in a thick and sturdy short cocktail glass, garnished beautifully, and made expertly. For twenty dollars I walked out with the buzz I was after. Keep it up don't change not that you need me to tell you guys

Kitchen closed indefinitely- wish I knew that before making dinner plans there. Place has rough uncertain hours

Great drinks. I was in there on Tuesday night, april 19th, and ordered an aperol spritzer. This was the best aperol spritzer I have ever had. Didn't catch the bartenders name, he had long hair that was tied up in a ponytail. He was extremely friendly and very welcoming. Great service. Great drinks. Beautiful ambiance inside.

We just finished our drinks & dinner at this place. Overall, they get a 4/10, no matter how strong they started. The first round of drinks was better than expected, honestly; I mean, we're in a dive bar. The onion dip was OK, but mine it better and it doesn't cost $6. Dinner is where the wheels started to come off. My Cuban sandwich was half-assed; the pork was tough; not chewy, not too crispy...tough. Like eating leather. The fries we're flavorless and overcooked and the Dijon mustard was not Dijon. Her falafel wrap was just OK and her salad had no dressing. Why we ordered drinks after dinner is now beyond me, but, nevertheless, we did. She ordered a Sauvignon Blanc, which had been opened the previous week; it was terrible. I asked the bartender about a specific rye and he flat out lied to me. The Willett 8-yr rye sells for $25/glass, but his menu had it for $12. When I asked to take a picture of the bottle, he back-tracked, telling me they were out of the 8-yr. Same price, though...know your inventory. Anyway, by the time we closed out, I made the waitress aware of my complaint. She told me that if I had made her aware before she ran the tab, she could refund the drinks. I told her that I was informing her now. Yet, she kept apologizing and wouldn't offer us anything. Hipster dive bar. Crappy food. Decent drinks (ASK about the whiskey) and mediocre service, at best.

A huge fan of craft cocktails, I'd been following this place on their Instagram for a while and finally tried out their happy hour two weeks ago. The room has a great atmosphere, you feel transported to a classy bar that is well decorated. The place was hopping on a Saturday evening, but we had good luck as several seats opened up at the bar right after we arrived. My bartender carefully built my drink (Forty Thieves) and it not only looked gorgeous but tasted really complex and I liked it. A nice touch was a drink they had on special, which was only $6 but still composed of fresh, quality ingredients, which is refreshing having paid around the same price at other bars for well drinks or drinks made with corn syrupy mixers and artificial coloring. I was really impressed with this drink. With appetizers at a $1 discount during happy hour, I went for the friend spinach and cheese ravioli, which came with marinara and spicy mustard dipping sauces and was pretty good. With the mustard slightly too spicy for my taste (I don't do spicy), I requested more marinara and my bartender was happy to oblige. We had great service and I'm looking forward to coming back to check out their next drink special.

I love coming to Ten Ten Room, especially when I want a happy hour spot that's a little quieter (but that never lasts long!). They have frozen drinks here (i.e. Froze, a Frosty Mule, etc.) that are really refreshing. When I went last night, I just had a glass of the happy hour white wine and an order of the hummus - I was trying to be healthy (annoying), but now I regret not getting the Fried Ravioli, which I know are delicious. But the hummus was good too! A great light snack. My only complaint about last night was that my friend and I came in around 3:45 and by 4:15, one of the employees came over and said that they had a buy-out and we had to leave by 4:30. Really no big deal, but it would have been nice to have a sign up on the door ahead of time or something. Can't wait to come back and stay longer!

I like the ambiance!!! It's a small bar with a dj playing great music. I went on a Saturday night and he played early 90's music. It wasn't too crowded, they had a few booths and some tables with battery operated lit candles in a almost pitch black room type of ambiance. I enjoyed the crowd. Everyone was very chill enjoying themselves, not loud and obnoxious. I hope it's always like this because I would love to come back. The drink menu was neat. My friend tried a mix drink that was very refreshing and not sweet, as I don't care for mixed drinks due to it's sugar content, but this one off the menu was similar to a Moscow mile but in a large wine glass. Delicious recipe! Whoever made it. Lol. There was a security guard checking identification that was very polite and respectful. I like that.

My family and I were exploring the streets of downtown Sacramento and we happened upon this location. We didn't even make it through the door before we asked to leave.... Without cause. The little man was extremely rude and condescending. Wish I could review the actual establishment in its entirety... but as I stated we didn't even make it inside. Only rating a 1 bc a zero isn't an option.

This place is a solid place to stop. We came in a little earlier in the day before many people made it in. We were able to get our food and drinks very quickly. Beyond that, the bartender created a drink for us based on some vague direction we gave him, and it turned out pretty good. I wouldn't say there's anything special about the bar: clean and very simple decoration. The playlist earlier in the day was sort of funky/disco music, which isn't exactly my vibe, but I enjoyed sitting at the bar. If you're looking for a quick place to stop with good cocktails, this could be your place. Drink pictured: "Smoke Signal" which includes Glenfiddich 14 scotch, vermouth, Amaro Montenegro, and black walnut bitter. It was a very smooth, approachable whiskey cocktail. I'd have it again.

"You must return here with a shrubbery or else you will never pass through this wood alive." -Knights of Ni Da Scene: Dark, intimate... happy hour Yes, but more covert, take a co-worker you are thinking of having an affair with intimate... Bartenders who will talk you into a stuper on the details of the 5 ingredient cocktail you are about to schwag down. Da grindz & libation: Pretty dang good. Happy hour cocktail w/ scotch was yummy, but I needed a Manhattan to set me straight. Was tempted by the $6 prosecco and drafts... the Scotch egg was a tasty bite. The "shrubbery" cocktail was excellent. Da service: Top notch, the dude taking care of tables was on top of it, checked in enough, made suggestions, and got us the bill promptly. Rock Star. Sit outside on a warm night. We'll be back!

Mehhh not too impressed. Small and dark setting, you can almost drive right past it! Not crowded at all, they had a DJ playing but it was kinda like disco music. Not that it really matters but it had a weird, old, musty smell. Asked for a vodka red bull but no red bull. Asked for a Coors Light, got a no on that as well. We settled for a White Linen slushee which tasted like cucumber water and a Coors banquet. They seem to side more with old fashioned drinks, which I'm not knocking, just not my forte. While the service was great, it just didn't have a wow factor for me to bring me back. I feel it's more of a neighborhood bar with its regulars. As a warning, the bathroom is a death trap if you are slightly buzzed or wearing heels as you have to walk down a flight of stairs.