The Butcher’s Tap

The food here is really kind of the star of the shelf for somebody that's not in Ohio buckeye fan anyway... The southern fried chicken sandwich ( not original) is definitely top five in the city hop for the spicy mayo on the side. The cheese curds are absolutely top two in the city. The chicken tenders looked amazing I would say probably definitely top five in the city... This is some pretty high numbers for a bar with a ton of taps good selections of beer and actually pretty comfortable atmosphere. Will definitely be back. The service was great too, I have to say just not all around top 10 bar in Chicago

Absolutely epic pub. The best chicken and biscuits with amazing prices. The owner put on the Liverpool game specifically for us with his laptop last minute. The coolest guy… awesome staff, epic food and amazing customer service!! Thank you!!!

Kind of went here by chance. It was awesome. The staff took such good care of us. The restaurant was super clean! The atmosphere was amazing. And the food was bomb. Brunch menu was incredible.

Stopped here on the way to a Bruce Springsteen concert at Wrigley Field. I ordered the brunch burger. The burger patty was a mixture of beef and chorizo - very tasty. I have this a 4 star review because the waitress was slow to take our order, my tots came out luke warm, and half our groups order came out 15 minutes after the others. The experience wasn't a total loss. I will give this place another chance next time I come to town.

Always a great experience when we go to butchers tap. The food and service are amazing multiple TVs all over for great Sports viewing and probably one of the best outdoor patios we've ever been to. Definitely a neighborhood staple and our number one spot in Roscoe Village

Went here with a group of friends, felt like we were inconveniencing every single person there. awful service and the man who check our ids was so rude like he was trying to catch us in a lie??? didn’t even get there close to closing time and felt very rushed and uncomfortable the whole time. food runners were so awfully rude. such a shame because the food was delicious. do better

Great place for personal parties! You can have a private area upstairs with the large windows open so it doesn’t get too hot. There is a bar in the middle and two bathrooms so you can keep your entire party upstairs. Best time is to make your party Thursday between 7-9pm and then at 9:30 karaoke starts. My group wasn’t planning on karaoke but it was perfect timing because we got to continue the fun. 10/10 recommend had a blast and everyone on staff was so kind and accommodating.

This is a great restaurant to watch sports with many TVs. I believe they are Ohio state bar. We called ahead to ensure seating for 6 and were pleased to be sat right away. They included a small brunch menu and a bigger lunch menu to offer a nice variety at lunchtime. They did have plastic cups with a lid for our 4yo but did not offer any other options for kids (kids' menu or coloring). The wings and chicken are probably the favorites to order here. My biggest issue was that you can only view menu pricing from their QR code/ online menu, and the pricing is wrong, but they neglected to tell us that until we questioned it. The manager did resolve the issue by reducing the charge, but be warned!

Got the bottomless mimosas and poutine. Has a bunch of friends that went and the service was amazing. The waiter would bring us a whole bottle at a time with multiple glasses of orange juice to make our own drinks. As soon as we were done with a bottle he'd bring a new one out for us. I really enjoyed how they also had decks of cards for us to use and play drinking games with the mimosas as well The food didn't take too long to come out and the food was actually pretty delicious as well.

Celebrated St Pattys day this Saturday here! Probably the best deal in the lakeview area, all you can drink $25 and all you can eat hot dogs, but other food is available a la carte. Forgot to take photos of the food we got a la carte, but I def recommend the chicken tenders, giant pretzel, and fried pickles! They had free green coors koozies, nice Jameson sunglasses, beads and temp tattoos. Service was quick the drinks kept flowing. There was also bagpipers (not sure if that's said correctly) but they stopped in and played a few songs, that was cools! We spent last year here and they offered hot dogs and hamburgers with the all you can eat and drink, so we were expecting both this year but guess that changed. Which is fine since it's st pattys weekend! Two things I do not give a star on is they sold out of green beer by 1pm, which was our time slot to arrive. Kind of a bummer. Another thing that was a bummer was the DJ. He was bad. Didn't really read the room and only played old edm songs. The DJ last year was definitely better!

Ok.. Midafternoon wanting a couple beers and nachos. Beer was good and Nachos definitely delivered. Yet at 2:00 in the afternoon you have some really shady come and power wash your outside patio? Come on!! To me this is inexperience of a manager. He definitely played the part sitting inside on his laptop but dropped the ball completely. It's beautiful outside! I want to sit outside. Not inside at the bar being misted by your migrant workers power washing your outside seating area. Not even McDonalds does this! Wake up!

Quality sports bar/restaurant located on the Southport Corridor. It's a good place to watch whichever big sports game is on, plus get some good food, a step above usual sports bar food I'd say. I went twice last month, for some MLB playoffs and NFL games. I got the blackened chicken sandwich and hot Italian sandwiches, both good. It's got a pretty good craft beer list, or plenty other non beer options, or just $5 for domestics. There's a decent amount of space, it's a narrow seating design, instead of being wide and open, but there's still enough tables and TVs spread throughout to fit everyone. They sometimes do trivia in the back section, on Tuesdays I believe. It's a good place to stop at before/after Cubs games or shows at the Music Box. I'd definitely go back again.

Super solid sports bar with lots of tables both indoors and a few outdoors, good food and lots of beer choices. Service has always been good and the place is accommodating to dogs outside and children inside. Salad with chicken is great, cheese curds are really good and wings are just Ok. Good choice.

Welcome to the new age of nickel and diming the customer. Salads no longer come with dressing, that costs extra here. Perhaps they're planning on feeding rabbits who can eat just dry lettuce. Beer prices do not match what is on the menu in front of you, it's $1 extra per beer which we pointed out to the staff. The check is not enough, there's 4% extra waiting for you in the form of a "service fee". Who knows what that goes to, but it's not helping the service staff. COVID is over and these BS fees and price gouging has to stop. I did my part to spend extra and keep places afloat when COVID was impacting them, now it's time for a reality check. Positives - Our waitress was great! The food came out quickly and was very good. We had the wine country salad with chicken, and the blackened chicken sandwich and both were great. There are TVs everywhere you look which makes it a great place for a game watch.

Nice place on Southport to stop for a cold brew and food. Came here late afternoon on a Friday. They have daily specials. Friday: $9 Flatbreads and $7 bombs. This place has an expansive draft beer selection. I believe over 80 different draft beers. I was impressed with the vast amount of Ciders and Sour Beers. For food: BBQ chicken Flatbread. So good reminder me of Kona Flatbread. The Flatbread came out piping hot. The bbq sauce was sweet and savory. The onions paired well with the cheese and chicken. Delicious. We also grabbed tater tots for $5. Plenty of food to share between two people. Service here was good. Hailey was out bartender and such a sweetie. She was really good about informing us about different beers and also about Monday night $4 draft beer night. We enjoyed our time here. Tip: Dog friendly patio. Nachos looked super huge and good.

Love The Butcher's Tap! Great draft beer selection, lots of TVs that always have sports and music videos playing making for a very fun environment. Staff was accommodating in making me a vegetarian meal making one of the salads into a wrap and adding some extra veggies. Tomato soup was also a nice side.

Awesome sports bar with delicious food and amazing staff at a great, central location! There are tvs everywhere, so they will 100% have the game on that you came there to see. The service is great and efficient! There is a wide variety of drink selections so you cannot go wrong with any! The food was our favorite part though. We highly recommend the cheese curds from there, if you hadn't gotten them before

We stopped by after the Southport art festival. Good list of drinks and beers to choose from - I got an aperol spritz which was refreshing on this nice day. We also ordered the sheet nachos with chicken. This dish was brilliant! All nacho chips were spread out so that the toppings were distributed perfectly throughout rather than having baked chips on the bottom! We devoured this appetizer between the 3 of us. Service was on the slower side, but we were in no rush.

Amazing servers, great atmosphere. Fantastic food. I can't recommend enough. Also kitchen is open late. What are you waiting for?

The Butcher's Tap has great service, an amazing patio, and good drinks and food. While in the area, my partner and I searched for a place with a covered patio for drinks because it was raining -- and we were happy when we stumbled upon the outside dining area at The Butcher's Tap. The wooden tables, string lights, and TVs created an approachable, local vibe. We were seated right away by the hostess who wore a mask and gloves. She left and came back quickly with menus and gave us time to look it over before taking our order. I can't stress enough how friendly she was and how it made our experience even better. I love a cocktail and my partner loves dark porters so we ordered the watermelon cocktail, the gram cracker nitro, and a side of tater tots to snack on. The food and drinks came out quickly and at the same time -- all was good, but I definitely recommend this place for beer lovers above all. The beer list is extensive and innovative. If the weather is gloomy and you prefer dining outdoors during the pandemic, I recommend checking this place out!

I feel like this is your typical "neighborhood" bar. I was in town for an ohio state football game since I heard this was an ohio state bar. The bartenders were nice, friendly, and engaging and the cheese curds were really good. When I comes to a football Friday/saturday what else can you ask for besides beer, good ppl and good food. If I'm ever back in the area I will be sure to stop by.

[Updated review] Overall: Used to be a go-to stop, but the quality and service have really taken a dive with COVID. The good: The sandwiches are still the bomb, and assumingly so are the other staples such as the cheese curds. Portions are still a "healthy" amount and the prices are decent enough. The not-so-good: The service was downright awful in our last visit. Took 15 minutes for the waiter to take our order, and a good 40 minutes for the food to come out. When it did, the onion rings were heavily salted and had a sorry amount of onion. Might as well have fried air and thrown salt on top. The menu has been cut in at least half with COVID as well, which is really disappointing. The waitress said that they are getting more options soon, but this isn't the butcher's tap you may know and love. Food/drink: 5/10 Atmosphere: 8/10 Service: 4/10

We walked here after seeing a show at the Mercury Theatre. What a cute place! There was live music which was excellent. Service started out a little shakey but then ended up being fine. Great neighborhood place. We will definitely go back and try the food.

So I was here over the weekend, visiting town for appointments and some doctors. Popped in here on Saturday to catch up with some friends. First of all, great to see that there is still support for the industry, and this place in particular. They are practicing COVID protocols and make you feel safe, and more importantly- welcome. I was not feeling great, but I ran upstairs and quickly ordered the tomato soup and a side order of onion rings. What a strange mix of food but it helped how I felt. I was upstairs and it was a good scene. Two really good folks working the crowd, working the demand, working hard. Lots of happy people enjoying their time here. In these days where people have been cooped up for so long, this is an industry that has SUFFERED so much in terms of financial, mental, and personal stability. Support the hell out of places like this. There are such good people here, and you will feel welcomed. SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS!

Great spot, exactly what you want out of sports bar. Dark wood paneling, with TV's lining the wall's. Also had a decent patio with TV's, though we were there on a rainy day so we sat inside. It was a Thursday evening, so there was a more lowkey vibe. It's a little close quarters at the high tops, but not uncomfortable. Beers were cold and the food was really good. We got an order of the buffalo wings and then split the deli chicken sandwich. Wings were classic bar wings, and the sandwich was fresh and bread was perfectly toasty. The tator tots were nice and crispy and I got the green ranch was a great dipping sauce. Perfect place to come for a casual drink and meal!

Great food. Cold beer. Lots of TVs. I love this place. But for the love of god, turn down the volume of the game. You have to scream to hear one another. I had to go upstairs to avoid losing my voice. That's crazy. We asked our server if they would turn it down and she responded "my manager said....??????" I couldn't hear her. But I think he said "no"

Okay, so one: what is with all the Ohio State Bars in this town? My other fav casual brunch spot is also an Ohio State bar. Maybe I'm out of the loop going to college in Washington State, but jeez. Anyway, on to the review. 10.00 bottomless mims (which I didnt notice until AFTER I ordered a seasonal bev of a cider hot toddy) and plenty of beer on tap (including Guinness!) as well as a substantial brunch menu. We sat upstairs and the service was efficient, but nothing spectacular. It was nice when we got it, but again, not super attentive. Not rude at all like some other Yelpers noted, but still, not spectacular. I saw lots of trips down the stairs to bring up glasses of beer and all the food came from downstairs as well, which explained why my fries were cold. Now, mind you, I've worked in the industry for over 20 years and have eaten many a fine meal cold and over a garbage can, so I can live with cold fries. I am an anomaly though. They dont have any GF bread, but I ordered a Turkey Pesto sandwich, sans bread and it came in a cute bowl (pictured). Definitely delish. I was super happy with the kitchen and their presentation. Would for sure come here again.

the best bar food i've ever had. it's a bit overpriced, but then again so is everything else in the Wrigleyville area. Nice environment!

After coming from the Lady GaGa concert we saw this small bar open. So we decided to come in for a quick bite. Well let me tell you the service and food did not disappoint. Eric our server was very attentive and assisted my table with every need. While Alejandro was refilling our water and kept cleaning the table. After asking for the manager, Tiffany came and she was very polite and amazing. Just an overall great experience overall. Will defiantly recommend and come back for more.

This has always been a go-to spot since I've lived in the neighborhood. I really like the food, especially the appetizers--the nachos are enough to bring me in. I also love the sandwich options! It's like classic bar food but a little different. They have a great beer selection as well, especially if you like drafts. The only downside is that the music can definitely be way too loud sometimes, but otherwise I love this place.

Chicken wings were amazeballs! Tender, juicy, meat. Sauce for days. Don't even get me started about those tasty tots.

Went on a Sunday for brunch. $15 bottomless mimosas... can't beat it. The bartender (the one with the arms, yes, you know the one I'm talking about) was awesome. Not, like, overly talkative or anything but like really frickin good at refilling our mimosas. I can honestly say I was there for like 2.5-3 hours and I never did see the bottom of my glass. Truly bottomless. Also, this isn't one of those situations where the mimosas are filled with so much orange juice that you actually believe you'll never fall ill another day in your life because you have so much vitamin C running through your veins. They're reasonably proportioned. Anyways, enough about the arms and the mimosas, onto the food: I ordered the Diner burger (2 thin patties, sharp cheddar, pickles, and aioli) and my bf has the pulled pork sandwich with bbq mustard sauce and pickled onions. My burger was seasoned well and perfectly cooked, despite the thin patties, it was not dried out. It came with any choice of side (besides the Mac and cheese - that's an upcharge) and I ordered the pasta salad. It was the most disappointing thing of the day. Pretty dry. Just mix the bin it's in back there before you put it in a cup and bring it out to a customer. Or add extra dressing and toss it real quick before serving and it wouldn't be dry. Easy fix. The pulled pork sandwich was overflowing with pork and it was really good. Acidic, but I love that and so does my bf, so we really enjoyed it. He ordered chips with his and they were heavily seasoned BBQ chips with ridges. Highly recommend if you're looking for something other than fries as a side. See ya for bottomless soon!

Words can't describe how god awful the service is. The food does not make up for it if you were wondering. The only way to describe the management at this place of business is laissez-faire. Everything goes no matter any dietary restrictions IF you manage to catch a waiter/waitress's attention. We're talking freezer burnt burgers and ice cold stares. "You really fucked it up this time"

I used to live in the area and always enjoyed the patio and mimosas on the weekend. I came here for a late dinner a few weeks ago after craving nachos, and I knew Butchers Tap would hit the spot. They could've used a bit more meat, but they were still very good. There was a live musician at the front and the place was pretty busy, however it was a weekend.

With a large beer selection and some fun mixed drinks and ciders, there were multiple options to quench a variety of thirsts. Between the three of us, we had two perfectly cooked burgers and a chicken pesto sandwich that my wife really enjoyed. The fries could be crispier in my opinion, but were still flavorful. We sat outside and enjoyed the breeze and conversations emanating from the tables around us. The staff was great and fast with food and refills. We will be back.

The food was great, service was the best. Great drink deals. $6 kettle ones on a thursday, unbeatable.

So, I moved to the area recently. Had stopped by a few months back and had their sheet nachos which can feed 4 comfortably. I had put off eating here bc it didn't meet my minimum 4star expectation on Yelp. And with so many places around, I figured I'd get to it. Uh- the miseducation of me. Let's be clear- whatever they are doing with their Southport burger is epically right. I'm a burger snob. I say that respectfully. I weigh a lot so, I've had my share of meat(s). Additionally, I grew up in so cal, the Mecca of fresh patties in the form of a little spot called in n out. So, when I bit into this ooze-fest of a burger and discovered the freshness of their patties, I was sold. The caramelized onions and fontina spank it. And steak sauce? Yes please. Arugula? I'm surprised people don't understand how on point arugula is on a burger.... the added peppery green here acting to separate the upper bun from the caramelized bulb of chopped onion resting on the dual patty/fontina combo. The arugula has your back here. It's helping prevent the moisture from them onnies reaching your grubby little fingertips. Grubby indeed. I paired it with the onion rings and fries. Wowsers in my mother fucking trousers. I went back two days later for round two. Figured maybe I had been hungry .... this couldn't be the best burger in Chicago I've had yet, could it? Yes. It just. Is. I gotta go. My gf is telling me to get off of Yelp. We're supposed to go to cvs. You know where we walk by in that direction? You got it! My little burger heaven.

Went here only as a request from out of town family member who likes this place, otherwise our usual go to restaurants on weekends are anything but loud sports bars with a 20 something vibe.... Service was good, asked for vax cards, got some basic beers, nothing fancy. Got a spinach and artichoke dip that was straight off the Sysco truck (lol def not a "scratch kitchen" whatever that exactly means) and a burger and onion rings that too were straight off the Sysco truck. Husband got a spicy or hot Italian sandwich and said it was good. I see this place is part of a tavern group (Last Call Tavern) so, I'm sure the food at all of these places is exactly the same - off the Sysco truck. All in all, wasn't bad, but nothing special, either. Tons of tvs everywhere if you're looking to watch a game.

Live in the neighborhood and have been a number of times... The food is usually above average but this place is known for constantly playing music unnecessarily loud. It's prohibitive. Service is friendly and beer selection is solid. Just turn it down so I can think.

This place is just ok. The service was not good on a Sunday afternoon. The food was just ok as well and it was pretty expensive. I could get the same priced food at a much more enjoyable restaurant. They have good brunch drink specials which is cool. Lots of TVs to watch the games. I would only come back if I was with a group of people who were going here. I'd rather go somewhere else.

This bar is good spot to watch a game, have some beers and order some appetizers. Food or service isn't going to blow you away. However, they have a lot of options (beer + food) and it's fairly consistent.

This is for the no name manager. First - being in the industry business, you don't walk up to the table being defensive with zero respect for your customers. Yes, we asked for a split bill... which leaves room for confusion. As a manager you don't come over and talk down to the customer and continue to be defensive and argumentative. Not only did we get overcharged because the manager did not care to listen, but when he came back to hand the bill he continued to argue. This was embarrassing and very disrespectful. When we asked for his name - don't worry about it - was the response... unbelievable. This is not our first time to the bar. The food is always good, our server was great... the manager, questionable. A simple mistake can easily be handled amicably, some people should not be in the service industry.

Great atmosphere and beer selection and the NFL package. However, if you want one of the burgers that sound very good, be warned they will only do them well done because of a health code or some such thing which is BS as there is no such thing. Go to Fifty/50 in Bucktown where they make them as you like.

My bf and I came on a busy Friday night, and although there a lot of restaurants on Southport that I've been wanting to try, we really just wanted some solid bar food rather than a culinary experience. It was pretty busy when we got there, but we were seated quickly. One thing about it here- it's LOUD. I think they rely on the front garage-style door being open, but when it's chilly the acoustics mean you really have to yell to have any sort of conversation. Not a crippling flaw, but definitely annoying. We started with the cheese curds, which were a bit underdone. They came out ridiculously quick, which is nice but the curds definitely could have used another couple minutes in the fryer. They are served with herb ranch and some sort of red pepper aioli. The red pepper sauce is BOMB! My bf had to take it away so I wouldn't just start eating it plain. For food, he got the French dip trio and I got the fried chicken sandwich. On the French dip, the meat was really tender and juicy, but the onions weren't seasoned and hadn't caramelized properly, so it made the sandwich underwhelming. When there are only 3 ingredients (bread, meat, onions), each of them need to be done well. My fried chicken sandwich was MASSIVE and I had to use a fork and knife. The first few bites around the edges were tasty- the toppings complimented the chicken nicely, but as I got into the center the chicken was incredibly dry. Overall it was okay, but I think they should use smaller cuts of chicken breast to cook it evenly. The service was good for how busy they were, but nothing stood out either way in being good or bad. It's decent bar food, and while I would have liked the food to be a bit better, it is A-OK.

Great all around. Went with a large group to watch a game. Service was top notch, food tasted great and the drinks were strong but cheap. I'll certainly be back.

This is a great neighborhood sports bar. They have massive nachos and good daily drink specials. The bartender Jason was friendly and makes a mean vodka soda.

Stopped in on the way to an event at Metro. I'd say it was an okay experience. The service was good. I like their quaint little patio out front. They had a decent beer selection (particularly what was on draft...I always like cider options and they had one that was a mint one...pretty good). They had so many things on the menu that I kept changing my mind. My friend went with the turkey burger, which she liked. Also, she added the elotes. These were delicious. I made my own sandwich with turkey, roast beef, gouda, and pepperjack. It was then toasted (panini style). It was good, but I wouldn't say it was life-changing sandwich. I had the macaroni and cheese as a side. Also good, but I actually wish it was a little hotter. The cheese wasn't totally melty. But I managed to eat all of it, so not "bad" by any means. If I lived in the area, I could see coming back here. I don't know that I'd necessarily drop $25 on a cider, sandwich, and mac on the regular though. I suppose it is Southport...

The staff were very friendly and accommodating despite us arriving on an Ohio State Game day! The fried chicken sandwich was amazing! As were the nachos (all though the portion is definitely enough for 4-6 people). Despite being a Boilermaker, this will definitely be on my shortlist of Chicago sports bars to frequent

Came here for Sunday brunch for a friend's birthday. Food took more than an hour and when it came out, it was cold/mediocre. The breakfast sandwich is something you could easily make at home. The two stars given are given for the waitress and the manager. Waitress was super sweet and apologetic, and took it upon herself to have the manager come see us. The manager then came over and comped all of our meals. We are thankful it was rectified but more than an hour for an untoasted English muffin, 2 slices of bacon and cheese? Not impressive. Nice folks though.

Butchers tap is a consistently good bar for grabbing some drinks and apps. Their nachos are the BEST and their cheese curds are light and fluffy. I've been here multiple times and each time I've had a friendly server. Their upstairs tables are absolutely perfect for Covid dining- close to a window for ventilation but still warm!

Dropped into this place to catch a game and lunch. Great Bears bar with good music and a ton of tvs. Food was really good (above average for what I was expecting). Great sandwiches and wings are nice and big . Great neighborhood spot to catch a game or lunch.

Can't stop coming back! High quality burgers and chicken, with huge portions for a great price. Cannot recommended this place enough!

I feel a bit bad about my last review. I ordered delivery again and it was better than I remember from the last time. Their onion rings are great. Great packaging on the order too. I can't wait until I can visit in person.

Paid them a visit a couple of days ago, and I was not disappointed in the least. I'd seen some iffy reviews, but decided it was worth a shot anyways - I was so pleased. From the quality of the food, the speed of service, the endless mimosas - you name it, they did it right. I highly recommend this joint to anyone looking for a good place to eat in the Chicago area. Loved the rooftop seating also!

We came here on a Sunday for the bottomless brunch and ehh.. it's not the worst place I've ever been, but there are definitely better bottomless brunch places. The pros: (for me and other sports fans) is that this is a true sports bar. You do get the authentic, bears fan yelling at the TV experience. The food is pretty good too, I would probably come back on a regular game day. The cons: This place seems to be pretty small & they don't take reservations for small groups. Definitely come with a plan B because even coming around 1pm, it was packed. The good thing about their bottomless brunch is that their orange juice to champagne ratio is fantastic. (meaning that it was mostly champagne) Because it was so busy though, I think we only had about 4-5, which in bottomless brunch terms is very low. Our server was as attentive as possible, but there were so many other tables that it wasn't possible for frequent refills. I think this place would be good for a regular game day, but definitely not brunch.

I very much enjoyed this place. Great music (not too loud, thank you!) and the nicest staff - specifically, Jake, was wonderful. I sat at the bar since I was traveling alone. I felt very comfortable. Great TVs if you enjoy sports, as I do. The chicken sandwich and mac & cheese with bacon were great. Will go again next time in town.

I love this place. It's a casual restaurant/bar that's a fun place to take visiting family or watch a game. On nice days their patio and upstairs windows are opened up. With a large beer selection, they also do bottomless mimosas on Sat/Sun with purchase of an entree. All the food I've tried is delicious - the breakfast burrito, turkey pesto sandwich, BBQ pork sandwich, and sheet nachos are musts! They also have great fried pickles and onion rings!

I came here over the weekend with friends for brunch. It was surprisingly crowded but we were seated immediately. It's not your typical brunch place seeing as it has a sports bar vibe, but the deals can't be beat. $10 bottomless mimosas! The wait staff was attentive too and kept the refills coming. Most brunch entrees are around $10 as well, but you can order off of their regular menu. The food isn't anything to write home about but the drink specials made it perfect for a boozy brunch. Don't come here if you're looking for a fancy, white table cloth brunch. If you're into some good deals, great company, and plenty of TVs then check it out! I will be back almost certainly.