The 33 Speakeasy Grill

Great little hole in the wall pub. We found it on accident and turned out to be a gem. The wait/bar chick was awesome. She convinced my grandson to trust blue cheese. He now loves it. Its a Buffalo thing.

We’ve been ordering after 11pm and we got two meals as were described. They executed our choices perfectly, the steak was hot, juicy and tender. It was a great surprise thankss

We ordered take out because the food at the Marriott was not a good option. We ordered the garlic cheese toast, wings with medium sauce and quesadillas. Everything was excellent. Our food was delivered timely and the delivery guy brought it to our hotel door. We enjoyed our food while watching football

Good food, nice ambiance. Patio is quiet and comfy, it was very pleasant at dinner time or for lunch with friends. Roomy! On Monday nights, they have blues bands to entertain you.

No one bothered to acknowledge us at the door. So we awkwardly sat down at a table. We were still ignored for 5 more min so we left. So glad, we found a better restaurant named 40 Thieves! WAY BETTER ✌️

Our party of 20 were taken care of like kings and queens. Our waitress was top notch professional. Even "Mr. Hangry" agrees Our food came out faster than expected considering the restaurant was relatively busy. Everything we ordered was delicious. Not a single complaint.

The food was great. I got the Cajun Alfredo with chicken and a cup of meck beef soup. My wife got the soup flight, with meck beef, French onion, and broccoli cheese. Everything was great but the French onion was next level. Local dive bar vibe, which I don't mind.

Terrible service and uncomfortable experience I came to The 33 Speakeasy Grill to pick up a takeout order and left feeling humiliated, ignored, and deeply uncomfortable. I stood at the bar for over 10 minutes trying to get the attention of either bartender—making eye contact, raising my hand subtly, and waiting patiently. The female bartender acknowledged me briefly and said she’d be right with me, but then disappeared to the other side of the bar and continued serving others. I tried to get the male bartender’s attention, and not only did he ignore me, but he gave me a strange look and proceeded to help others instead. After about 15 minutes of being passed over, I walked to the other side of the bar to try again, and the male bartender made a sarcastic and unnecessary remark about how I could “go back to the other side to wait my turn (for drinks)”—even though I was clearly just there to pick up food. At this point, I felt like I was being mocked, not helped. It felt personal. It felt discriminatory. And I felt extremely out of place. Eventually, the female bartender helped me—but only after about 20 minutes of waiting and being made to feel like an inconvenience. As one of the only Black women in the bar, I couldn’t help but wonder if that played a role in how I was treated. Regardless, no one deserves to feel ignored, embarrassed, or unwelcome while simply trying to pick up dinner. I won’t be returning, and I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone who expects basic respect and professionalism.