
Relaxed gathering place with exposed rafters serving a large menu of comfort food eats, plus drinks.
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Address: 519 Kimberton Rd, Phoenixville, PA 19460
Phone: (484) 927-4244
Website: http://libertyunionbar.com/
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French Onion soup – this was good, but I bet it wouldve tasted much better if we ate in person
Tator tots – holy crispyness. It somehow stayed crispy even though we ordered take out. The sauce was really good
Wings – these were fine
We’ll definitely be back to try some of the food in person. The staff seemed quite friendly from the short time I was there.
Overpriced terrible food. Onion Soup was cold and came out after entrees. Soup was aweful tasting. Got the lettuce wraps – which are shrimp…it came out with chicken. Take those off the menu, they were aweful and tasted like frozen bagged shrimp. Cap n crunch chicken – waste of money, definity not what you would expect from the description. Im not sure if any food we were served was hot to be honest and we went at 4:30 for dinner so it wasnt busy. I would suggest hiring new cooks, this place has gone downhill and we were very disappointed. Bummer, it use to be good….
Also it costs about $3.00 extra to pay with a card!! They dont tell you until you get your check.
The first time my friend and I went there, it was really good. The crabs were hot and dry (they must have steamed them, that was the correct way of cooking), came in 2 clusters at a time, refilled almost immediately. The coffee was hot and the chocolate cake was delicious. We were so happy that we went back the very next week. Sadly, our experience was the total opposite! The crabs were definitely boiled! The plate was full of water! They came in clusters of 4, which got cold halfway. The refill took forever, though they were not so busy. The coffee was cold (server said she couldn’t see it in the dark!!), chocolate cake was hard like it was in the freezer.
My friend decided to write an email explaining the 2 experiences to the management. Their manager, Ray Brown replied and promised that they would make it up to us the next time we went there.
After about 3 weeks, we went back. We mentioned the manager’s name, hoping that would make a great difference. The first few refills were hot, came in clusters of 2 but some refills were dry, some were wet. Then a ‘male server’ delivered a COLD refill. We sent it back. The server said they must have been sitting out a while. We asked for Ray Brown, hoping to meet him. After an hour, he finally appeared and to our disbelief, it was the same male server who delivered the cold refill!!! We introduced ourselves so he knew who we were. We wondered if he remembered that he had served us the cold crabs!.
We asked for the last refill. It came with 2 hot clusters on top and a few broken pieces at the bottom. When we got the the broken pieces, we realized they were rotten. I spat it out immediately!! My friend cracked a piece and said it smelt horrible. We asked for Ray Brown again. When we told him about the rotten pieces, he wasn’t even apologetic, all he said was ‘they must have been at the bottom of the pot’. ???? What kind of explanation/excuse was that? So it was okay to serve rotten crabs?? Trying to poison the customers? He didn’t even have the courtesy to offer a discount on our bill.
The atmosphere was as advertised except there was this strange haze in the air. Maybe the choice of lighting? No idea what that was about.
Anyway, the rest of the food was slightly above average.
We got wings: half ginger soy and half crazy hot… they were cooked in the center however i prefer the cook on the outside to be harder.
The “crazy hot” lived up to it’s name. So, i am a jalapeño max level person. Anything hotter than that and i don’t enjoy it. The crazy hot had habaneros +, so i could eat 1 wing with discomfort but I didn’t go back for a second. So i’m sure you sick-o’s who like to torture yourselves would love these.
Then we got a grilled ruben. It was good nothing mind blowing there. A good sandwich to eat with beers.
We also got the cauliflower crust Kennett square flatbread. They pulled that off well with one slight suggestion. There is too much cheese. It ended up being very very savory for our taste. But if you like a lot of cheese you’ll love this.
The star of the show is the front of house team. Paige was our server. Great attitude, attentive, genuinely wants you to enjoy your time there.
The servers work as a team. And bus each other’s tables.
Fyi: a good sign that the you’ll have a good experience is if when you take a look at your silverware and it is free from soap dots, that means that the servers polish it as part of their side work.
Its a step that many restaurants are skipping because management or servers are lazy. if its done it shows they care about cleanliness and have pride, and it is likely that the rest of the side work is being done, leading to perfection and attention to the little things.
All in all, we certainly will be back and bring friends because we know that while the food is probably “good” across the board, the front of house will make sure you have a great time without issues.
I’m sure there are gems on the menu that we did not experience, but hey… complimentary tots!
Inside, it has a dark, pub-like atmosphere with a few TVs showing sports dotted around. There’s plenty of seating for small and large groups, and the wait staff are attentive.
Complimentary tater tots are provided, and they are very good. For soda, this place serves Coca Cola products. The food is of a high standard and pretty much what you would expect from a pub, and the price is very competitive indeed. I had a burger, fries and a soda for $20, which is much less than I expected to pay.
Highly recommended.