The Bull and Beggar

An unforgettable dining experience — 100 out of 10! From the moment we walked in, we were completely charmed by the atmosphere. The lighting was soft and intimate, with warm, muted tones that instantly made us feel cozy and relaxed. And then came the food… Absolutely speechless. Every single dish was incredible, but the tartare? Flawless. The flavors were perfectly balanced, the presentation was stunning, and with every bite, we found ourselves wanting more. Honestly, we could’ve ordered the entire menu — it was that good. The food alone deserves 100 out of 10. The service was decent, nothing to complain about, but the real star here is the kitchen. This restaurant far exceeded our expectations. We’re visiting from Florida, and I can confidently say: we’ll be back. It was a truly special experience that left us impressed, satisfied, and already planning our next visit. Highly, highly recommend — both for the food and for the atmosphere. A gem.

I came here with my wife for my birthday. We had a reservation so we arrived and got seated immediately. The initial service took a few minutes and the service in general was sporadic. The food took a long time to come out which may have been due to the size of the steak and it was close to closing time. I’d recommend coming a few hours before closing hours. Speaking of the food, the flavors were all very good, although the steak came out medium when we ordered medium rare. They were able to compensate us for the error which was fine. The steak for two on the menu did not have fries but the waiter was able to talk with the chef and make the substitution happen which we were thankful for. We will consider coming here again.

Great atmosphere and some of the friendliest staff. We had the swordfish and a couple of appetizers, the pasta was very good. The food presentation was very good but for this caliber type of restaurant the food was okay. It felt a little bland. Maybe another visit will change my mind. Great cocktails

Our friends took us here for dinner our first night in Asheville! The inside of the restaurant is beautiful. Love all the exposed brick. Our serve was super friendly and gave us recommendations. We started with oysters and tapenade. I had the GNOCCHI ALLA ROMANO. It was very different but in a good way, lots of fresh veggies included which were so yum! It was my birthday weekend so they gave me a dessert which was a type of fruit pie with cream. I absolutely would love to come back and try other menu items!

The menu changes frequently, which is a good thing. I had the 10 oz onglet, a hanger steak it came with fries there was no option for a side salad. The cheapest salad was $14. And there were no vegetable sides you could have gotten without spending $19 or $20, which I find ridiculous. The steak was not seasoned well to my taste. They maybe threw a little salt and pepper on it or something, but it was really just meat with very little seasoning. I had two pieces of steak. I ate one of them which was okay. It really desperately needed more seasoning or some sauce or something. But of course, if you fancy yourself a fancy restaurant, you don't have sauces. I took the other half of the steak home to my regret. It was really a bad piece of meat and I will include pictures. Also had the oysters on a half shell. They were delicious, small Eastern type. I would be really careful going there. Maybe look at something other than the steaks. The interior was really done nicely. And the bar area was filled with people eating oysters on the half shell. It was a half price night on oysters. I would go back, but I would certainly find a dish that came with a little potato or rice, green bean, something to make a more rounded meal. If you're spending that much money, you might as well have a full meal.

Another absolutely divine dinner from The Bull and Beggar last night! We spent the day at Shoji Spa and Lodge for our valentines celebration and after a perfect spa day we wanted a fantastic dinner but hadn’t made a reservation. It was 8:30 at this time and many places around town close at 9. We haven’t been back to Bull and Beggar since the storm and I’ve been dying to return so we stopped by to see if they could squeeze us in (they close at 10). Despite being fully booked with reservations they were able to squeeze us in! So grateful! Every single dish was better than the last. 10/10 as always. The star of the show was the beef tar tar. Its perfect. Their oysters are always fresh and clean. The anchovy butter toast was salty and decadent. The raw scallop crudo was beautifully presented, bold, and unique. The baked cabbage with Calabrian chili and truffle butter was a warm delight. The sticky toffee pudding was salty, rich, sweet, and the perfect dessert. Love this place. 🐂🩷

My filet was good and cooked medium rare like i asked thank god. But the sauce it was on top of tasted almost like a sweet(ish) curry. Did not go good together in my opinion. I asked for A1 sauce at that point which they didn't have. That's fine, wasn't really expecting it but would have been nice. Good steak shouldn't need any sauce anyway but this one did. They mentioned they had horseradish sauce but it was literally just horseradish, no sauce. I do wish they allowed substitutions for sides. I ended up paying for creamed spinach due to that which was just ok. We got oysters and the ones from the East coast were worth it for sure. My boyfriend got some kind of curry meat pie? He said it was ok but not much flavor. Looked aesthetically pleasing but I don't think i would come back. Not worth the prices at all for what you get and we have experience with eating out.

Brenda was a phenomenal server, very knowledgeable and attentive. and recommended a perfect wine pairing for our dinner. the food was fantastic, we got the steak tartare and escargot appetizers which were both very good. the hangar steak entree was cooked perfectly and the cream sauce on the chicken was amazing. got the cantaloupe sorbet for dessert which was also great. overall a fantastic experience at a reasonable price for such great quality.

Food amazing, staff was beyond spectacular, this is a hidden gem absolutely wonderful restaurant that will leave a lasting memory.

This was our first time back here since it closed because of Helene. Still excellent! Cocktails are super well made. Oysters on half-price oyster nights are a real draw. The escargot was just about the best I've ever had. I also had steak frites with the haché steak (which is really just a salisbury steak with better cuts of meat). Next time I will order the hanger steak version. Bull and Beggar has such a pleasant atmosphere. Service is absolutely perfect. I just wish the prices were a little lower, especially for the steaks, and that the menu selections were wider.

Everything about this restaurant is great! The oysters were delicious the escargot was fantastic, and the steak tartare was out this world. I will be definitely to visit this restaurant.

Came here for my boyfriend's birthday and it was delicious! We made a reservation and were seated quickly. Waitress was super Knowledgeable about the wine menu and food recommendations. Overall great experience and will definitely be back!

I was thrilled to see Bull and Beggar reopening after Helene did all of her nonsense in the RAD. Then, I got to be thrilled because I scored a spot at the bar for me and My Lady for Valentine's Day. The feeling in the room was if no stupid hurricane had ever ruined things. The food was as good as ever. The oysters and beef tartare stole the show, but the escargot and the pumpkin risotto made strong cases. The bread was magnificent, which is not something I say lightly. Bread is sacred and it really has to be amazing for me to use the M word. Best of all, the service was perfect - friendly but hands off enough for us to enjoy our time together. Just right. So glad they are back.

Good food, good service and good ambiance. What more can I say. We were a group of five ladies out for the evening to toast friends; we picked a wonderful restaurant.

Forgot to take a photo of the spot, but I think other people captured it well. Tucked away next to the wedge with plenty of parking most nights, this little date night spot is great for friends or partners. We wondered in here around dinner time on a Friday and we're lucky enough to find that there was a spot available. I wouldn't chance it again unless you were flexible because this is certainly a spot that is popular for reservations. We were seated upstairs, which she was a ICU of the people below. The service was wonderful the whole time throughout. I got a lovely glass of Grenache to start. The cocktail, my friend ordered l took quite a while, but it was strong and delicious when it did arrive. I opted for the aubergine and found myself with a gigantic cast-iron of bubbling cheese and vegetables. I could've skipped the green olives on top, but when mixed together it all tasted delicious. Definitely not a place you would go if you're on a budget but a delightful evening splurge for sure. It was a great experience with lovely service and food.

The menu and selections for the large party was fantastic. The BA cocktail was so awesome. The seasoning on the char was lovely while the snails were very tasty. Looking forward to dining there again and trying other items off their menu.

We had heard about this place for a couple of years and finally decided to give it a try - and we were NOT disappointed! For the first round, we had three different types of oysters, all of which were a perfect 5/5. For the second course, we enjoyed the steak tartare. It came as three large mounds on toasted bread and was incredibly creamy. For the 3rd course we had the heirloom tomato & burratta salad. Very fresh. For our entrées, we sampled three different dishes. The Steak Frites was bursting with flavor - simply delicious. The fries were also perfect. The Black Cod was like butter, served with a beautiful bean sauce. Lastly, the Crespelle Florentina was unique and tasty. The service was excellent and very attentive. This restaurant will definitely be on our top 10 Asheville list.

I had the steak frites and the filet was expertly cooked medium. I was very impressed with the seasoning and the cook. Will be back for this steak which is top end of what I've found in Asheville. The parking lot is filled with pot holes and the exterior of the place is not very inviting. Arrived at open and hostess was concerned with my seat at the bar. Reservations may be necessary on prime evenings.

This place has such a cool vibe! Sat upstairs and everything was so good. The carrot app was delicious and so was my meal! Will definitely go back.

Bull & Beggar has always been one of my favorite places to experience great food, which are built on flavors. I haven't been to Bull & Beggar due to the impact of Helene.

The owner Drew set us up for my son's engagement dinner February 24th . We had a group of 15 and our service , chefs selection and drinks were impeccable. We love the atmosphere and can't wait to celebrate with you at your location again at our next visit ! Sincerely , Dawn Whitt

Our Farewell dinner in Asheville was at the famous The Bull and the Beggar. Our wait person, Bear made sure that my duck confit was crispy to my obsessive liking! My Partner's pumpkin ricotta and leek pie had flavors that danced off his plate ,right into his mouth. The ambiance was earthy and exquisite . From the moment you walk through the door you just know you're right where you should be.

Visited Asheville from out of area for our anniversary and wanted a nice restaurant to celebrate. We were greeted immediately and seated per our reservation. This location has a nice dark semi-intimate interior although the exterior needs help. There are a couple outdoor tables but would be afraid of the outside noise. Because I am writing this 1.5 months late I can not give details on the food except it was good. The service was ok but not fantastic. What I do want to say is the exterior is terrible. When you want a nice intimate meal with your loved one I was not expecting to drive on a pothole gravel drive past other party beer bars and park under an overpass. Then walk across gravel with water filled potholes due to recent rain. We would not visit this business again unless the exterior was cleaned up.

Enjoyed dining at Bull & Beggar twice in one weekend! Loved sitting at the high top window bar seats and received friendly and professional service. Cocktails were exquisitely crafted and definitely different than your average drink. I really enjoyed the Lechoro; (TEQUILA, MEZCAL, LEMON, HONEY, GINGER, TURMERIC). It's a very strong cocktail and I loved it. The salad with blue cheese and GIANT homemade croutons is such a star; I had it a few years ago and knew I had to get it again when I came back. I'm so happy that it's exactly the same except the croutons were much bigger this time around and are not bite sized. Makes it a bit awkward to enjoy in the salad but they're so tasty, salty and crunchy I didn't care and ate them with my hands without shame. The oysters were fresh and luxurious. Called in early right after opening time the next day and ordered the same salad, some appetizers and a dessert to go. Bull & Beggar has definitely become a favorite when visiting Asheville; looking forward to coming back again this fall!

Excellent food, great vibe, and our server Robin was top notch! Food was well prepared and great flavors.

So happy they've been able to re-open post Helene. Wonderful service and food, same as before. Really great experience every time I've been.

The Bull and the Beggar is very hard to find, but well worth the effort. Matthew is an excellent bartender and server. It is a great place for date night. The ambiance is romantic and charming. The food is delicious, though we found the menu limiting. Overall, a high end date night experience.

One of the hidden gems of Asheville and more specifically the River Arts District! If you're visiting Asheville don't forget to make your way down to the RAD for some great food! They have everything from perfectly cooked steaks to succulent oysters and everything in between! It's very hard not to go here and order the Ploughmans platter which is one of the charcuterie platters you will ever have! Pro tip: brunch is just as good as dinner!

Food was creative and incredible. Loved the decor, as well. Great staff that were extremely knowledgeable about the menu. Highly recommend.

The 34oz bone in rib-eye was one of the best steaks I've had in a restaurant in a long time! Incredible meal!

An absolute treat to find this spot in the River Arts district. We were very pleased with the 36 hour lamb and the accompanying focaccia. Amazingly fresh and ample was the butter lettuce with blue cheese salad (the croutons are one of a kind!) We enjoyed the escargot but it was missing a bit of seasoning - I would have preferred a few flakes of Maldon in the shell to make it pop. Overall, excellent quality and we will return!

Bull & Beggar was outstanding! Our server, Robin was absolutely delightful. She had several tables, but she made us feel like we were the only people in the place. The food was so amazing, I had the Lamb & Trotter Parmentier. Literally every bite melts in your mouth. It was the most delicious thing I ever tasted in my life. I regretted having an appetizer because I was so full half way through my dish and wanted to eat the whole thing! I kept saying this is my last bite and continued to eat more.

Went only for oysters and cocktails.. both exceptional. Looked at the food menu and found it pricey.

We had a terrible experience!! The staff was rude, uptight and unhelpful. The place is dark and unappealing. The food is way overpriced. Save yourself a lot of grief and money and go to one of the other less expensive, more inviting, friendlier places in Asheville.

What has changed!? I was here a few years back and was one of my all time favorite meals. Just went back and it was not good. Cabbage app was slimy and bad. Waited an hour for steak and fries. I should have ordered a salad or bread but didn't know the wait was so long.

I don't think they really want local business. Had a mediocre time and food a few weeks ago, but looked past it because of years of mostly positive visits, but now B&B has reached it's limit of bad service. No one was in the place and we went in at 5:30 May 7. Being a upscale diner 3-4 times a week, I knew that restaurants stagger seating. We had somewhere to be, so we knew we would only be there an hour, and explained that to the two hosts (host/manager). Without a blink..."no, we can't, we have reservations". We ate at Bottle Riot. Went by as we exited BR...... Bull & Beggar was 25% full at 6:35. I understand holding reservations...but this is flat out rudeness and basically falsehoods. BTW, hosts were not the least sympathetic or apologetic! Just rude. Many times I have told myself the price was not worth the purchase. Done.

This was one of the best meals of my life. We were a party of four. We ordered two salads, escargot, bread, and one entree for each person. Every bite we took was incredible. We each ordered a cocktail and all four of us were thoroughly impressed with the balance of our drinks. I ate the swordfish for my entree. It was a terrific dish. The service was wonderful and the atmosphere was perfect. We ate on the porch and watched the sun set. Incredible.

We went here for our anniversary dinner. It was as incredible as I remember it. The restaurant itself is in such a great location with good parking and an amazing interior. We ordered 2 cocktails (paper tiger and lechoro) which were both incredible. For an appetizer, we got the French onion soup (our waiter convinced us) and it was shockingly good!! Be prepared for cheesy goodness. For our dinner we got the duck and the cod. Both were great, but I have to say the cod was my favorite. It was so soft and the sauce was incredible. The duck was also so amazing, it had the skin on it which was different for me but it was still so delicious. For dessert (and I'm not a dessert person) we got the chocolate toffee pudding (that may be the wrong name) and it was the BEST dessert I've ever had. It's basically like a chocolate cake lying in a bed of salted caramel heaven. We didn't even get a picture because we ate it so fast. I would get this for SURE every time I came here.

Great food and atmosphere. The music is a bit off the mark, though. Very good service.

Food was delicious but it took a long time to receive it. We were a party of 3. We ordered 3 appetizers to start and waited about 45 minutes or so for them (even just the bread). Server was nice but first half of meal she didn't come check on us (empty drinks until we found her downstairs and asked if we could order more). If you sit upstairs be sure to bring a sweater- the a/c is blowing full blast on you (in fact, one table asked to be moved downstairs we overheard because of the freezing air). Thankfully the food (app's and entrees) was prepared perfectly and again, it was delicious, but we won't go back unless we have 3 hours to kill.

Food, service, ambiance was excellent. Had a reservation and was seated immediately. Server was very friendly and so attentive. I was busy drinking my delicious wine and paid no attention to what my family was ordering. They basically had every appetizer on the menu. All I know is everything was delicious. I highly recommend coming here. You won't be disappointed.

My brother and I were brainstorming places to eat in Asheville and he stumbled upon Bull and Beggar during one of his searches. After a quick skim of their Yelp page I thought it looked like a trendy place to check out, so I made reservations for dinner. B&B is located in the River Arts District of Asheville, situated among a number of buildings that house a variety of businesses. While Asheville in general gives me Brooklyn vibes, it's screaming it in this particular area of the city - art studios, galleries, and breweries everywhere. I digress, though - the restaurant itself is pretty open with an industrial/rustic aesthetic. The dining room is split into two levels with lots of exposed brick and wood throughout the space. The menu has mostly consists of New American cuisine. We decided to start off by sharing a cheese board. For a small-ish board they packed a nice variety of cheese with different pairings that worked really well. I love cheese so I really enjoyed it. They also have a pretty creative cocktail menu - I had a couple of cocktails and both were very good. For my main I had the halibut which was paired with roasted peppers. The fish was super tender and flavorful, and while I thought the pairing of the peppers was odd at first it actually worked really well. I also got a side of zucchini gratin which was really great - the veg was good and the cheese made it all the better. Finally, for dessert I had the ricotta fritters. These were pretty good, they didn't have too much flavor but the ricotta added an interesting texture. I will say the peach marmalade it was paired with made it better. Service was great - our server was friendly and everything came out at a good pace. Overall, I had a good experience at B&B. This isn't the cheapest spot to grab a meal, the food and service were solid. It's definitely worth checking out at least once for dinner or happy hour.

We go to this place each year when up on vacation. Its one of our go-to spots. Let's start with the good. Our server was on spot, always there and helpful. Variety of food was amazing. Drinks were top notch. We had a group of 8 and just did three courses of food. Starting with appetizers, then some salads and small plates, then to the entrees. Everyone found something they liked somewhere along the way and several people tried things they had never had before. The bad (but not really too bad). They had pretty limited vegetarian options, wish they had more. Even some of there vegetable dishes stated they were cooked in meat fats or juices, limiting them as options. For a place in Asheville, which has a lot of non-meat eaters, this was disappointing. The only other negative was just the price vs. experience, in general i felt the pricing was 20% too high. We eat out at a lot of high end places all over the country so just using past experience as a baseline. $10 for 3-4 tomato slices on a plate with some olive oil, same price for 6-7 slices of zucchini. Both were delicious but small for $10. Otherwise, lovely place and would recommend to anyone.

Remember the Seinfeld episode of the soup Nazi? Well Burger Monday's at the Bull and Beggar is it's cousin. Reservations are a must. We ordered burgers (only 2 temperatures: well and med well) no other options. Everything on or off; no other options. Non alcoholic is limited to ginger (great) and Mexican Coke. They do have a full service bar and beer. I ordered an old fashion and it was good. Regardless of the restrictions the burgers were delicious, just like the Soup Nazi's soup in the Seinfeld episode. You will receive the food the way they prepare it and dammit you will like it. And trust me, you will love it ! Just eat it the way they want you too. They are the burger whispers, the Jedi burger masters and they know it. The double paddy burger was juicy, the pickles delicious and the fries are worth it. I regret I didn't take any pictures of it, but if I am referencing a Seinfeld episode I come from a time when people didn't take pics of their food. Parking tip: the GPS will take you to the street level and then you have to navigate a dark staircase. Go around and park via Payne's Way. A shorter walk.

We loved this place we brought friends from LA and they also love it. We did the croquettes and the B&B salad ( love ) we also had the halibut and it was amazing and my husband had the filet ! Absolutely A plus would definitely come back !!!!!!

Brenda P was an amazing server; food was creative and well prepared! The steamed ginger pudding w/toffee sauce was phenomenal! The rabbit rillettes was well seasoned and had a good texture - and yummy! I would skip the crawfish butter on the grilled cabbage - it was fishy and overwhelming. The pumpkin ricotta pie was unique - flavor was heavy on the leek side but good - though this time the curry butter was flavored well but just too much b

Solid meal! Pricy, you bet! Does it look like you are eating in a Soviet Russian warehouse.... Yea a little. But that's what all the best restaurants look like now for some reason. There is a great cocktail list that they can pair with your meal. The classic steak and fries is wholly done to perfection. The sauce on the steak is other worldly. I would have loved more just to dip the fries in. Or any type of fry dipping sauce for a plate at that price would have been a nice touch. But I know I know...it's all about the steak. It's always about the steak. This is a dinning experience with a great staff that have a lot of love for what they are doing really well.

Oh hell YES. I've been wanting to come here now for several years, but I just didn't know when I would be back in Asheville. I snagged a spot at the bar and really enjoyed the food and the service. I don't normally *love* the cut of steak known as the filet, but that's what I had, and it ended up being DELICIOUS. It was served with a bone full of delicious, plentiful, succulent marrow on the side. I told the bartender that this is my favorite part. He told me that surprisingly about 50% of the people don't bother to eat the marrow. SAY WHAT? That's the best thing about this dish. Do they think it's a garnish or what? And if so, who the hell garnishes a plate with a bone? Either way, this place is goooood. I also had the creamed spinach and the field greens (with a mustard vinaigrette). Oh wow. Both of these were delicious. I did slightly break away from keto to have a gin cocktail, but I don't feel too bad about it, as it was well made and refreshing. Ambiance very much has an Asheville vibe, not dissimilar from The Admiral. Taxidermy and warm accents adorn the walls. Cozy, warm, and dimly lit. Can't say enough good things. The *only* very very minor thing I didn't like was that they no longer have matchboxes. I've collected them for years, and I remember seeing someone with a matchbox from here, and I was sad not to have gone before they were discontinued. Other than that: top notch.

What a meal, what a night!! Perfection from cocktails to mousse finish! We loved sharing the impeccable oysters, escargot, little gem lettuce salad and ribeye...and the delicious chocolate mousse for finale! The wine selection is so curated - Already trying to find more of the le puy! We've come here as often as possible and never - and I mean even during the limited menu during covid restrictions...never disappointed. One of the absolute best restaurants in NC for sure!! And we love sitting at the bar so much - great way to meet other like minded diners and enjoy speaking with the excellent bar staff.

I came here to celebrate my engagement and it couldn't have been a better night - between the food, service, and ambiance of the restaurant, it was a night I won't forget. The beef tartare was the highlight, SO delicious. You won't recommend coming here!

This is for Baby Bull which opened today. Had the lobster roll (that's a side of delicious pickled jalapeños). Perfect, though small. Delicately toasted bun, sweet, tender lobster. Some chips might have been nice. I overheard the nearby table saying the chili was on the the spicy side. The space is nicely cleaned up from when it White Duck Taco. Male servers don't smile. No WiFi. None of the staff wears masks, even in the food prep area.

Very decadent, I tried meats I've never had before! Loved it. I went with my entire family and we really tried to little bit of everything. Worth visiting, they know their flavors.

Such a unique place I had the steak frites and it was incredible My husband had the chicken and leek pie and loved it Our server Robin was excellent She had to deal with a table of drunks and handled them way better than any server should have to

I had bookmarked this place ahead of our visit to Asheville, but was almost resigned to not actually getting to eat here. Most of our restaurant eating was focused on brunches and snacks. But after a long day of exploring Biltmore, the gardens, the River Arts District, as well as a winery and some cocktails...food, and nearby, was absolutely on the menu! The bartender at the last place we were at suggested Bull and Beggar. It was very close by, and she spoke very highly of their Monday night special and half priced oysters during their first hour open. After first getting a little lost trying to find the entrance (you have to go down some stairs beside the building to get down by the water and then go up towards the bridge) we found ourselves seated immediately, perusing the menu. I ordered a cocktail that ended up not being my favorite, but you know...gotta try something new! I also decided to live a little and get a couple oysters. I told the server to recommend her two favorites (different oysters from different places) and I would take those. Raw oysters remain not my favorite thing, but I like seafood and maybe someday my tastes will change! We were primarily there for the Monday night special. A double cheese burger with pickles, caramelized onions, and mayonnaise, with fried and a pork rind. It was an absolutely delicious. Hit the spot in exactly the right way. I devoured it in no time! The food was wonderful, the service was great and the oysters were fresh, and all of it in a cool, trendy area with art and beer! Would certainly recommend to anyone!

Good service and good food. Not cheap but you'll be pleased with quality. Just make sure you get a reservation in advance and double check the date. The gal who took my reservation a week earlier set it for several weeks out. Luckily the Mgr realized this has happened before with her so just a minor delay but all went well.

I'm not one to usually write reviews, but felt this meal warranted it. I'll start by saying the service and restaurant were fine, no problems there. What I had a problem with was feeling like we had just been robbed when we walked out. I got the steak frites ($48 for 8oz filet mignon and your average fries). Not a huge issue as the steak was great (but you'd expect that for filet mignon). My fiancée ordered two smaller items for her meal - a butter leaf salad ($15), and spinach and ricotta gnocchi ($19). The salad was basically a bowl full of dry lettuce, a little bit of dressing (all on the bottom of the bowl), and 3 "croutons" (croutons were basically 3"x3" cubes of bread covered covered in oil and toasted). I actually enjoyed the croutons (too salty for her), but had to cut them up with a fork and knife to eat them. The gnocchi (which was $19 mind you), came out and there were only 4 in the bowl. Drenched in salty, buttery oil (again too salty for her, but she ate it anyways). Lucky she was able to use the sauce from that on her dry salad to make it more palatable. We left paying $100 for dinner for two. Not a big deal for a special date night, but definitely did not feel like it was money well spent. Their menu rotates every two days, so who knows what you'll get if you go. Hopefully you'll have a better experience than we did! Definition of trying too hard to be super fancy by overcharging to make you feel like you just ate a luxury dinner. I could not comfortably recommend Bull and Beggar to anyone, without a disclaimer.

Service was very poor. Very slow. Food was okay; personally a bit too over powered with flavors. Ambiance was great; wish others aspects were better. Way too expensive.