Moses McQueen's
Bars, New AmericanAbout Moses McQueen's
Moses McQueen's Reviews
Love the vibes here so chill and friendly staff. It's like going to your friends backyard bbq.
So much fun and such a cute idea for a bar.
Super cool vibe, you can smoke in the back yard. I'll definitely be back!
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4 - 10PM |
| Thursday | 4 - 10PM |
| Friday | 3PM - 1AM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 1AM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 5PM |
Moses McQueen's is a cool spot in a beautifully restored historic home that has been transformed into a restaurant and cocktail bar. The concept is unique, and the restoration was done without skimping. The staff is exceptional, super friendly, and attentive, making guests feel welcomed the moment they walk in. The atmosphere is full of good vibes, with a cozy, welcoming feel that is still stylish and chic. There is both indoor and outdoor seating. The main indoor seating is where the bar is located, with decor described as "your midwest nana's house" and a big front window for people watching. The outdoor seating is the perfect mix of backyard party meets outdoor brewery, and there is a backyard patio with a nice breeze on warm summer evenings. There is also cornhold available outdoors and a 2nd floor to explore. The music was on point, with early 2000s throwbacks and a great playlist going all night. There was a DJ one night as well. The food and drinks were great. The Paquero Pechuga style Mezcal was amazing, though it is pricey and not for everyone. The margarita was great. The Zanasi rosè was ordered to sip on, and the Rich Girl cocktail was delicious, refreshing, and packs more of a punch than expected. There is a full bar with beer, wine, and some NA beers and mocktails, and boilermakers on the menu. The wings were tasty with a sweet and spicy mix of Caribbean fusion spices, and the sweet potato bread pudding was like biting into a cinnamon roll, with a fall version coming. The catfish tacos were the standout, with fish perfectly fried, crispy, and flavorful without feeling heavy. The classic burger and the caribbean chicken sando were tried; the burgers don't come with a side, so that's an extra $3 for fries, sweet potato fries, or a salad, and the chicken sando had decent flavor but was tiny and gone in about four bites, with the fries just meh. The food was just ok at times, and this place feels like more of a drinking spot than food spot, or a meeting place for a quick drink with friends before heading out to your main drinking or eating spot. There is no parking, but it is downtown. It is a great spot for date night, girls' night, or just grabbing drinks and enjoying a beautiful evening outside. It is a great spot for celebrating an anniversary, and something a little different for Downtown Fresno.