Scarlett O'Hara's
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About Scarlett O'Hara's
Scarlett O'Hara's Reviews
Lost it's appeal. Too bad. Was a great haunted bar. I guess ghosts don't pay the bills. Killed the vibe.
Serves as a party place for weekend night life connoisseurs. Cool spot, rustic historic vibes, it was crowded and they are surprisingly fast with drink orders. I didn't eat here, can't speak to that.
Once an old home with unique charm, the new owner has turned it into a pool hall and club. The bar staff is wonderful and kind, but the club atmosphere and loud music has made it a place I avoid. Not my scene. If you are looking for a party atmosphere and younger crowd this is a good place. Cops are there frequently so I don't recommend staying til close.
Scarlett O'Hara's is a restaurant with reasonable prices and a chill staff. The environment is usually clean, and the bar selection is great. The menu offers dishes like BBQ pulled pork sliders and chicken nachos, though it can get old after a few visits. The restaurant has a rustic vibe with dark wood and multiple sitting areas and bars. It serves as a popular party place for weekend nightlife, with a lively, historic atmosphere. The place can be crowded, especially during peak weekends like St. Patrick's Day, but staff are surprisingly fast with drink orders. Service is generally good, and the food is often described as amazing. Many visitors appreciate the thoughtful service, such as small gestures like giving out hair ties. The breakfast menu is a recent addition, featuring simple, good options like steak, egg, and cheese sandwiches, with some people wishing for healthier choices like yogurts. Despite some inconsistencies in service, Scarlett O'Hara's remains a cool spot to visit, especially late at night. Just be prepared for potential parking challenges and crowds.