Hours
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 5–11 PM |
| Sunday | 5–10 PM |
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Reviews
The shrimp cocktail comes with shrimp in a bowl and a blob of cocktail sauce in the center which means you have to lick/swipe the tails to get sauce for the edible part.
The NY is tender, but thin and might also be boiled in butter? It’s white with very dark and exactly checkered grill marks – in my experience, that means pre cooked or a very old school chef – like the chef might be really good at all of those jello concoctions we’ve all seen online.
The service was top notch! The atmosphere is dungeony, which I like. Someone there really loves the Beatles because we listened to “Beatles Radio” the whole time with some interviews, etc, but I’m down with that.
Overall, it was sad to pay 40+$ for a steak that comes with only one side, and it’s just a blank plate with a steak looking sad and odd, floating around on a juggle plate that needs some potatoes or something.
They should go back to offering a startch and a vegetable vs only a single, small side – or go back to two sides – especially because of the cost. I understand not wanting to force sides on people, but for what we spent, I’d expect to leave satisfied.
I do not recommend the 13$ Irish coffee either. It takes forever to get, doesn’t have enough whiskey to justify the cost, and isn’t an Irish coffee. It comes with a small squirt of canned whipped cream, not “whipped cream”, and the coffee tastes weird. Like microwaved old stuff? Kind of watered down but also *flavorful* but not in a good way. I understand that there are different ways to make these but I guess I’ve been spoiled by the Buena Vista. I expected this one to be the same as BV based on the description on the menu.
We will go back but I’ll just get something made in a fryer, pub style, vs spending $$$$$ on steaks that were cooked well but made with questionable meat.
Our server, Jamie, was fantastic. The food came out hot and delicious. Steaks were cooked to perfection, the salmon was divine, and the clam chowder was a hit with the kids. Drinks were cold and all was great after a day in the mountains.
A solid, satisfying meal.
My husband had the shrimp scampi with home fries and I had the halibut.
When our entrées arrived, the fries were the star of the show. The shrimp was well cooked, but the scampi sauce was bland and watered down. On the halibut plate, it was hard to find the halibut amidst the sea of home fries. Very disappointing. For $150, one beer, one house wine, appetizer and 2 entrées.
We do not recommend, nor will we go back.
I was pleasantly surprised, the french dip I ordered was very tasty and was fresh. My husband also enjoyed his burger. We did feel the menu was a little overpriced, but I was relieved that the food was good. The server was very helpful and attentive. I’m not sure what’s happening to this place because it was empty besides us on a Sunday evening. I think the bad reviews have scared off some people. Trust me when I say the food was good! I serve only home made and most of the time gourmet food at home, my family is very picky when it comes to food. I hope they pick up their customer base again. The atmosphere was wonderful. The dinner by the fire was a one of a kind experience.