The Fairview

Was walking back from visiting the penitentiary tour and was hungry and this place looked like a nice venue. We sat outside under the awning. There was ample outside seating at tables with umbrellas. Several tables were in the street area. Which was nice given the neighborhood. We were seated immediately and it took a few minutes for someone to come over and take our order. The staff was very friendly and polite. It was brunch time and she gave us a brunch menu. We got the eggs Benedict and the chicken and waffles. And water which they gave us a carafe of. It took a little while to get the food but it was hot and fresh and tasted fantastic. The bread for the eggs Benedict was a little tough but still tasty good.

Brunch was very good. Eggs Bennie, Cubano, Chx n Waffle and short ribs Mac. Service was excellent and nice. Good last stop before heading home to Indy.

Fairview on a quiet street in Philly provided me with a truly memorable dining experience. The cozy atmosphere immediately put me at ease, setting the stage for a delightful evening. The standout dishes included their mouthwatering pizza, with a crispy crust and delectable toppings, and the flavorful baba ghanoosh. The friendly staff offered excellent service, ensuring we and our dogs were well taken care of. If you're in Philadelphia and seeking a charming spot for delicious food and a warm ambiance, Fairview is a must-visit gem.

Great new spot in the Fairmount/Spring Garden neighborhood. Beer selection could be a little broader, and it'd be nice to see cocktails available as well. Interior is very well renovated from the last restaurant and has a good vibe. The steak frites was great, and the the corn/crab hush puppies were good as well. Will be coming back.

I was expecting a different menu than what they had. This place kind of just feels like a burger/sandwich joint that you'd sit inside. We weren't really fans of either of our selections.

Great neighborhood bar. There's Live music and the staff is welcoming and friendly. Owner Sean treats you well and has a good sense of humor. Good selection of wines and beer. Definitely recommended

Great beers and food. Vegan options. Falafel burger was awesome.

This place was pretty good. Lately no one answers the phone and it is never open. No signs out front no communication on Instagram. So don’t come unless you get a person on the phone first. It has been this way solid for almost 3 weeks

We had heard that The Fairview had closed for a few weeks and was going to have a soft reopen at 5 pm the day we went and we arrived pretty close to 5 for happy hour. The sole waitperson told us there was going to be live music 'later' and asked us to sit anywhere. She did not know about the happy hour and asked us to check instagram for details. She also told us there was no bartender there that day so order beer or wine. This open was quite soft. Also if you close your restaurant in anticipation of a reopen, don't you show up at the door to greet customers and ensure smooth sailing? We were there on a Monday and we're told the menu was transitional and the new menu would start on Friday (or something like that). We had the mushroom flatbread which was yummy though the bottom was partially burned which my husband was less than thrilled about (I like it that way). The hummus was delicious- served with cauliflower and Gorgonzola cheese crumbles and the happy hour deal was crazy good- $5 down from $14! Get that. We also had Brussel sprouts that were good. I think they have potential to be a sweet neighborhood spot (but we still miss Belgian Cafe).

Great Fairmount mainstay for snacks, drinks, cocktails, and a happy hour from 4-6p. I enjoyed a glass of sparkling rose even though it is November (unseasonably warm in Philly right now...) alongside the hush puppies and some truffle fries. Both were super tasty and I could see myself coming here and ordering off the app menu exclusively. Our bartender also recommended the mac and cheese with short rib which I'm looking forward to trying on my next visit. It was totally dead on the Tuesday I was there, at 6, but picked up steadily throughout the evening. I've been by this spot a bunch and it's usually packed so I don't think that's the norm. Either way, if you're looking for a cozy table to or to pull up at the bar, this is your spot. They also have generous outdoor picnic table style seating should that be more what you're looking for. Looking forward to returning many times!

When I'm wrong I'll say it. I was tough during my first review which is honestly abominable of me as they had literally just opened. I apologize. I live a few blocks away and this is A WONDERFUL addition to the neighborhood. It was a lifeline for me during quarantine when everything was closed and I wanted a sense of normalcy. Their drinks, their food, the staff, the vibes! Can't go wrong with this one!

Looking for a great place with a full bar, small bites, cool furnishings and a friendly hospitable staff? Look no further than The Fairview. Extremely clean and hip, The Fairview is a hidden gem. The noise can get loud, but it's worth sustaining. The staff is attentive and helpful. The food is above average to good, and portions are small. The ambiance minus the noise is a great place to watch sports, with TVs throughout the restaurant and bar area, viewable from any seat- table, booth, or bar.

Was disappointed when the Fairview shut down right when it opened after COVID first hit. It's a quaint little spot right down the street from the prison that always intrigued me and I was happy that I was finally able to hit up after always seeing a good crowd. The menu is pretty small and when I went a few weeks back they didn't have many options available (no Fish n Chips, Steak n Frites), but I was in the mood for some tacos so I went with the shredded beef blend - and they tasted really good! We started with the calamari and I was pretty satisfied. My mom didn't think it was the best and she thought her caprese salad was overdressed, yet my taking to the food was pretty good. We ordered a side of fries and they were halfway decent as well. So my four stars ultimately pertains to my liking of the tacos. Well seasoned, incredibly flavorful, and perfect portion sizes. Our waitress was also really friendly and made this dining experience quite fun. Would definitely hit it up again soon for a nice evening to catch some chill vibes right in the heart of one of the coolest neighborhoods in Philly.

I like the atmosphere. One section has high top chairs, another section has booth seats and regular tables, which can be romantic for couples. I love the posters throughout the restaurant. The food was good. I especially like the calamari. The sauce has a nice spicy kick. I would get the sauce on the side though. It's not a lot of sauce so it's okay. I didn't understand the cooked carrots. There were a good amount of it in two of the dishes. It's interesting. Overall, a good experience and would come back again.

Live music post Covid every TUES and Wed night! 5 stars for that! Wine pours ($13 for what looked like 4oz) -next time I'll stick to beer($7). Food-something for everyone, Vegans, Vegetarians etc. I've had the impossible burger which was good but was missing the blue cheese that comes with it. I've had the corn and bean quesadillas-don't waste your hard earned money. Dry- zero appeal/ flavor. Salmon dinner-salmon was tasty but came with some kind of fried potato chunks which seemed odd. Fish and chips another table ordered looked really great! Love love love the atmosphere, but food has been meh. Will keep trying new items and update!

I do miss the Belgian Cafe, but the Fairview is a solid replacement. Their wine selection and bottle prices are reasonable, the snacks are tasty, the portions are good, and the atmosphere is nice but relaxed. Service is prompt and super friendly. They also have ample outdoor seating, and the intersection they're at in Fairmount is among the quieter ones in that area, so you won't be dealing with too much honking. Bring a friend, or a date, or an enemy, and hash it out over some drinks and snacks.

Pretty decent spot the Spring Garden/ Art museum neighborhood that used to be Belgian cafe. Good variety of apps and eats and a good beer/cocktail list. Right now it's outdoor seating but there's a fair amount of tables, most of which are under some shade or umbrella. Foodwise, i love the shishito peppers, crab and corn hush puppies, and the chicken bites. We tried the impossible burger which was delicious. Cocktails are a mixed bag. We've had their pitchers often but the blueberry mojitos have been very inconsistent. The last time we got the pitcher, it tasted watered down and like it didn't have any alcohol. Not sure if they make the mix ahead of time or what. I do like that you can get your drink to go too. Prices and service good.

The Fairview attempts to take a classic spot, white washed the dining room and added more trending (vegan) options to the menu. The food was tasty but portions were on the small side. I'm glad something opened back up in this location, but I do miss the old classic wood grain ambiance and exhaustive beer selection of Belgian Cafe.

I am new to Philly and this was instantly my go to neighborhood pub. It is a restaurant and bar where your business is appreciated and your name and drink preference will be remembered the next time you visit. Not so common nowadays. Live music pretty much nightly that is worth a visit on its own. There is spring menu that just rolled out and I found it refreshing for a pub to have options that are a bit Mediterranean.

Food is mediocre at best and awful for the price. Staff just seems uncaring and terrified of their manager or boss

This place is delicious and the service is excellent. I go here mostly to drink but I did have their vegan fried chicken sandwich which was pretty good. I would love to try more options bc this place is really vegan and vegetarian friendly and I've heard great things about the menu

Great neighborhood restaurant and bar. Awesome live music on Saturday nights. Burger and fries were excellent last Saturday. Tonight we had mussels, citrus salad and margarita pizza. All very good. Great drinks, too. Friendly service as well.

Fairview was always our favorite warm weather spot. We went for the first time this season last night and were super bummed to see that the menu has completely changed! We learned that they are between chefs right now. I just hope that the new chef continues the old menu or at least some of it! We loved the pot pie, Mac n cheese, and the special that was some kind of meat with the best polenta on earth. Need need need that polenta!!

The food is decent, not great. The drinks and the food are both expensive for the quality. The service, and I'm not sure whether it was the waiter or the kitchen, is extremely slow and flawed. It's extremely hard to get a waiters attention, and they forgot about me three separate times. I ordered a glass of wine and a chicken sandwich. They asked me twice whether or not I'd received my wine- I had not. They asked me twice if I'd received my sandwich- I had not. It took me probably an hour and a half to get a grilled chicken sandwich and even longer for a glass of wine. I'd say this was a fluke, but this is the second time I've had bad service here. Neither time did they try to compensate for the bad service. Take away: mediocre food at high prices, terrible service. Good quizzo tho.

Great service! Came with a large group and the staff was so accommodating to fit us all together. Food was fast and delicious. Got the wings and truffle fries and would get again.

Look what they did to my boy :( Belgian Cafe was a destination restaurant for me. My wife and I would bring our newly born daughter and dog and hang outside sampling new beers over a plate of delicious crab fries and pretzel bites. Honestly, 70% of the draw of Belgian was the amazingly extensive beer list - something new and tasty to try every time. Why the Fairview scrapped the beer list in favor of a handful of uninspiring choices is honestly beyond me and a huge detriment. The wine list is blah. The food is actually great, and likely better than the Belgian was (however those crab fries and pretzel bites need to be resurrected!). The mussels are spot on as are the fries. The decor is meh. Now, Belgian WAS in need of a tune up inside, However, it DID have a certain character that was obliterated by the drab white walls of the Fairview. Hang some nice art or something. And why do we need TVs? We have enough screen time in our lives. Overall, this location has gone from a place I actively sought out to one I just feel neutral about now. It's not that I won't go again, it's just that my visits will be far more infrequent.

We've been coming to the Belgian for years; cozy spot but agree it needed some new life into it. Went to The Fairview which recently reopened; initial thoughts: - Really nice European chic look to the interior design. Feels like the type of spot you'd find in a European city where the locals go more than tourists (place feels very high end casual, in a good way). The bar area looks great, and the dining area now has nice looking booths. - Music was good. Good new-wave and post-punk playing which is what the Belgian Cafe would often play, and different/more unique than most bars. - The interior design/atmosphere is kind of ruined by the (numerous) TVs. Ideally, get rid of them entirely, but at least turn them off when there isn't an important something to watch. Makes the space feel very generic- a lot of people go to bars to escape their house; if they wanted to watch TV they'd stay at home. Noticed that literally no one was watching the TVs when we were there. - Beer list was lacking and seemed like an afterthought (mostly macrobrews and uninspired craft beers on the list) Easy to say when the Belgian Cafe had hundreds of beers, but I mean compared to other good bars. More local craft beers would be nice. Prices weren't that great either, considering the owner promised this. - Minor point, but wish they stuck to calling it "The Ambassador" as that's a much more unique name than the generic sounding "The Fairview". Understand that some other establishment has the ambassador name but the same holds true for fairview. If not The Ambassador then at least something cooler/more unique sounding. Anyway, these are just our opinions and others may have different opinions on the above. Looking forward to coming back here, and maybe they'll make some of the changes above to make it a great spot.

I really wanted to love this place. I was a huge Belgian fan, but definitely get the vibe it was getting a little stale. The bottle of Pinot Grigio was 4 times the price of what it is in a wine and spirits. Understood to an extent, but a teeeny bit up charged for my liking. When it comes to food, my partner ordered the steak, and asked for raw onion on the side- they brought him out caramelized onions (no biggie) but they told him they didn't have any raw onions... which slightly sketches me out cause I mean, how do you have caramelized onions and not any raw onion. Makes me wonder how far in advance stuff is prepared. I ordered the chicken sandwich and it seemed like it was gonna be very heady, but it was served on very basic bread that fell apart as the sandwich was eaten. The fries were cold for both of us, and after our food was given we were never checked on again to get like ketchup or anything. I'll try again in a few weeks but was underwhelmed.

Definitely will not be ordering food here again, or at least not dinner. My fiance ordered the ravioli and they came out completely frozen -- eek! After we returned them, it not only took another solid 15 minutes for them to come out again, but even when they finally arrived, they were still cold in the middle. Meanwhile, I'd already finished most of my mediocre mussels, despite having tried to eat as slowly as possible without them becoming stone cold while we waited for the ravioli. (Incidentally, I thought $16 for mussels seemed pretty steep, especially since they do not come with fries.) Our server apologized sheepishly two or three times, and she took the ravioli off our final bill. But because dinner ultimately took almost twice as long as we'd expected -- I essentially ate first, and then my fiance ate after I did when his ravioli came back -- we also took the server up on her offer to get us two more glasses of wine. We were charged for these two glasses of wine, which together cost quite a bit more than the ravioli. Fairview: 1, Us: 0. There's a chance we'll give the bar a try at some point, though I agree with another reviewer who remarked there's nothing special (or cheap) about this drink list. Given the proximity of so many other good spots in and around Fairmount, this has fallen extremely low on our list.

There was another review up but it seems to have disappeared which described the dining experience perfectly. Too bad. I had high hopes for this place. I loved Belgian Cafe but I am not sure if something was just wrong in the kitchen on Monday night but our dining experience was awful. We sat down when there were at least 4 open tables. We ordered our food. 45 minutes later, we were told our food would be right up. It's almost done. 5 minutes later, the server comes up to us and tells us one of our items is sold out. Didn't he just tell us our food would be right up. We ordered something different and and our two original ordered items came out 15 minutes later, followed 10 minutes later by the new item we had ordered. The story gets better because our party had also ordered a hamburger. It had not arrived but continually told it would be right out. The table behind us which had ordered after us got hamburgers. We ended up cancelling the rest of our food because it had been over an hour and we were just being told it will be right out. 20 minutes later it was not "right out". A more patient couple was waiting for a sandwich for over an hour. They had been there before us and were still there when we left. It's too bad the service was so bad with no explanation. The food was fine. And this experience was not unique to us...the entire dining area had slow service. I am not sure if they were understaffed, had a broken appliance, etc but just awful awful service with no apology or explanation. A disappointment.

This place is prettyy good. It's your run-of-the-mill American restaurant place that offers a great brunch. They have all your staples, from omelets to benedicts. We came at the tail end of their service, but it seemed like they also had live music playing too, which is awesome. They close in between lunch and dinner service though, so be aware of that. They are, however, very accomodating and will let you be there however you would like.

Wow! The former Belgian Cafe is unrecognizable! I visited the Fairview last week and was blown away by how bright it is inside. The atmosphere and decor give hip downtown loft vibes with hanging industrial bulbs and exposed brick. Oh and who doesn't like to sit in a booth?! They have a pretty extensive beer list, and lots of wines. The menu has something for everybody: whether you're a vegan (Impossible burger was heavenly, as were the seitan wings!) or not. Considering how crowded it was, our server was friendly and knowledgeable and best of all didn't make us feel rushed. This place is great and I will definitely be back to try more of the menu (vegan empanadas, whaaat?!). I can definitely see hitting this place a few times a week on my way home from work.

Tú is is one of those places good for casual hangout during weekday. We had their short rib baked mac&cheese, very good; hash puppies with crab meat, good.

Had a great experience the two times I have been here. The food variety (vegan and non-vegan options) was great. Love the brighter and new interior. I'm actually glad the place has TVs, to watch the sporting events. The owners said more changes to the beer list would be coming soon.

Absolutely fantastic.The bartender Shane is beyond handsome, friendly and knowledgeable.I would recommend this place to anybody.

I'm thrilled to finally have in the neighborhood a restaurant with a kitchen that stays open until midnight on weekdays. This is a hard find anywhere in Philly and a welcome addition to sleepy Fairmount. The prices are reasonable, the menu well rounded, and the waitstaff friendly. The Fairview has a bit of something for everyone without being too scattered. Not many places have Miller Lite (blech) and Duvel and Chimay (yes, please) on the same beer list. Yep, like the Belgian Cafe, they have a few off-putting, overly creative items on the menu - green chili cheese burger empanadas, but they also have plenty of reasonable salads and sandwiches too. The options for gluten free, vegan, and vegetarian are plentiful as well for those who want it. This place is finding its way, and I'm glad for it. They are taking feedback from neighbors as they develop their menu. This isn't a destination restaurant that you'd travel to from across the city, but as it continues to evolve, it will become a standby for neighbors and one that I hope to frequent weekly.

Love this new addition to my neighborhood! I frequently have trouble finding good food and good drink all in the same place but the Fairview is that and much more. The music (love, love, love the music), lighting, design, friendly waitstaff and bartenders make it super inviting for those who are alone, on a date or meeting friends. I'm usually traveling by myself every week for work and it's difficult to go anywhere by yourself but I find that it's such a friendly neighborhood place and you'll love the feel immediately when you walk inside. Food is amazing. I am a vegetarian and there are many items for me to choose and for those carnivores out there there's plenty for you to choose from as well. Pricing is very reasonable. I'm on a budget and I find that I get well more than my money's worth! Love this new gem in my neighborhood!

This a fantastic restaurant. Food is on point, the staff is super friendly and you can just grab any table that's available. And there was even Live Music!! Great location too!

Good food and drink menu. Also the outdoor seating and live music in the summer is perfect for family bonding and/or dates

Great outdoor seating with good drinks and food. Would recommend for anyone visiting the Fairmount area and would like to eat outside.

First off, I understand the Fairview only opened two weeks ago - I wrote this review with the short time since opening in mind. While this place might have potential, it is currently severely lacking in consistent concept, service, food quality, and overall customer focus. Given the updated interior and blue lighting it appears to me as if the targeted appearance is to be a little bit more upscale than your typical tavern. However, at the same time the food is served in cheap red plastic baskets. I don't think that necessarily makes sense but whatever - not too important to me. An interesting side note, while a glass of Stella is priced similarly to other restaurants in center city, you do not get a pint but a 33cl glass (a pint has 47cl, bringing the actual price per pint to $10 at the Fairview). Again, not too big of a deal but odd and not what you would expect. The servers were overwhelmed, slow, and not particularly attentive. What really rubbed me the wrong way was the chef's pretentiousness combined with her failure to deliver on quality in preparation or seasoning. We ordered a burger and the Pho French Dip sandwich. After requesting the burger to be well done (we've had food poisoning from an undercooked burger before and are since careful) we were informed that the chef refuses to cook burgers well-done. Her reason: "it's like serving a burnt brick of meat so we only do medium-well maximum". I generally disagree with this statement but after getting the "medium-well" burger I understood. The burger was burnt black on the outside while the inside was medium-rare, not medium-well. Ergo, I now know why she doesn't want to serve burgers well done - it probably would have actually been a black brick. We saw multiple burger orders being sent back, so this wasn't a one off. Also - when was the last time a chef refused to cook a burger to your liking? I don't think this has ever happened to me before. The Pho Sandwich we ordered was just as puzzling. Without dipping it was way too dry and borderline salty, with dipping it was so salty I could barely eat it let alone have more than 5 salty fries. Lastly, if you just opened and this is your second Saturday with customers, how can there be no manager or owner on site checking in with customers? This is your time to get feedback, to learn what's working and what isn't and to make sure that the feedback is acted upon and changes are implemented as fast as possible. If you had someone there, I would have given you this feedback in person and not written a review. Maybe this review will "disappear" as well, but at least take this feedback and get better. I'm still rooting for you to become another great place in the neighborhood but you have a lot of work to do. We will give you another chance in a month or two and, if things are better, I'll be more than happy to update my review.

I checked out this new spot for a girlfriend's birthday. First impression of the space: the ambience is different but kind of fun. Dim, blue lighting...almost like sushi restaurant vibe. The menu is decent, a spin on classic dishes. I ordered the Thai peanut seitan wings and the jalapeño cheesy grits. My friend has the pork shoulder sandwich and brussel sprouts. Though I really loved the grits, I was not into the wings. Perhaps just not my thing. Also the blue cheese dressing with it was very watery. The pork shoulder sandwich looked good, but the brussels seemed a bit lame. I also enjoyed a good glass of Reisling. Our server was friendly and very attentive. He gave us dessert on the house in honor of my friend's birthday. Overall, I didn't dislike Fairview and think it is definitely worth a try. I will say, for it to join my rotation, id need the smaller sized menu to rotate and the prices to drop.

Review based on multiple visits. The new place "The Fairview" food has been very good. Belgian Veggie Wings are maybe better than the original. The Beyond Sausage sandwich is tasty. The fries are thin cut again. Vegan Chicken fried seitan - tasty. So why three stars. Well..... simple sandwich, salad and small plate was our 3 people total order. 45 minutes for food to come out. Veggie wings $12. Blackbird larger order 10.50, Abbaye vegan wings $10, Old Belgian Cafe $8. So you get slow service, and more expensive. Good food, so if you don't care about service or cost. It is worth a visit.

Nice and Clean outdoor tables pricing $$ Good bloody Mary service was great nice bar setting no parking.....Uber it food +++ different menu good! will be heading back for happy hour Phil from Philly

The Fairview is such an asset to this neighborhood and Shane is absolutely a true delight! The food is top notch and the service is great!!

At 3:45pm, we were sat at a booth and were told someone would be with us shortly. We end up waiting 30 (thirty) minutes and no one has come. It's now 4:15pm and the owner/manager walks in and conducts an interview in the booth directly behind us. The guy clearly noticed he had customers in the restaurant but failed to ensure they were being served. The interview ends, we walk up to the bar to ask what the deal is and the bartender replies "apparently the evening server hasn't come in yet." She was very friendly and visibly busy (she had a bar to run) so it was clear the person in charge is the one at fault. Judging from my experience, the guy has no clue how to run a business in the hospitality industry. I'm not sure what the end goal is (bar vs restaurant) but poor service does not help the bottom line, and no service ensures a net loss. That being said - because I live so close, I will be coming back to see if any changes have been made. Hoping to be able to try the food this time!

The Fairview Philly is awesome. Terrific ambience and great food. We had the Impossible Burger and the Thai Asian Noodle Salad. Both to die for. Can't wait to return.

Love the staff here. Shane, Dave, and fergie are known charmers. The chicken curry flatbread is delicious, so much flavor. Good diverse array of beer and nice wine. Lots of vegan options but I won't hold that against them.

The Fairview is a lovely place to have a drink in a relaxed atmosphere. Great food, charming staff, always a good time!

Go here! Revamped, used to be the Belgian Cafe...big diff! Great neighborhood spot with something for everyone...from burgers to vegan empanadas. Classy, chic vibe with an industrial twist.

The Fairview feels immediately comfortable. My wife an I have been there a couple of times already and will keep coming back. Everything we've had to eat so far has been great (sliders, the salmon over smoked kale among other items). Everything on the menu seems very well thought out. The prices are reasonable, draft selection is solid, it's the kind of place you could stop into for a quick pint or a whole night.

Very relaxed atmosphere great service and food value. GREAT service. Pork chop...yum. Noise level -perfect

I appreciate a pretty room with good ambience. Add good music, with a friendly staff that wants to be there and wants to make your night- what more could anyone ask for. The drinks are just right and anyone can find something good on the menu. We needed something new. Glad for it.

As a big fan of Belgium Cafe, I was sad when it closed but also excited to try something new. The Fairview just missed the mark. Would give this place 2.5 stars if I could. The vibe is a mix of upscale and janky somehow at the same time. The punk rock music selection seemed like an odd choice. Our server was very nice and attentive although the food service was slow. Our server continually checked in and our water glasses were always refilled. It was our server that earned this place stars for me. At one point, after our appetizers, a different waiter approached asking if we ordered food yet- I got the sense the place is still somewhat disorganized but to be fair they just opened. The food was just OK. Wasn't bad, but wasn't good. We started with the Japanese fried chicken which was definitely the best thing we ordered. The Pho French Dip was just Ok, the Tikka Masala flat bread was just odd. Overall disappointed, but hoping it improves with time.

I stopped in a week after they opened. I have to say I was really impressed. The food was creative and really good. I also had a nice time talking to the staff. They're all really down to earth and friendly and do a great job of making you feel at home. I will definitely be returning. Especially in the warmer months to take advantage of the outdoor seating.

Awesome (strong) drinks. Great staff that makes you feel like you are part of the family! Get the shisito peppers! Can't wait to go back! Thanks Shane!

Wonderful addition to our neighborhood! We went for the first time not expecting much but we're very pleasantly surprised. Great selection of beer and drinks, seemed to be something for most tastes. Although it's basically just pub food, I thought it was quite good too! Impressive variety, even vegan options if that's what you're into. Our bartender was friendly and laid-back, we felt right at home. Will definitely be adding them into our rotation.