A good crowd of younger too mid 30's. Many regulars. They play great tunes, like boardy barn style, and most people sing along with the songs. A better class of place compared too the other places in town, but not snobby @ all. Have an outside court yard area that's definitely better in the summer. Bar tender was busy but paid great attention so you didn't wait long for service. A very nice place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: 12 Buffalo Wings
Evan Dori
Always accommodating.
Thomas Zeis
A very nice Old Bar feeling in the middle of Greenlawn, down the street from the firehouse, across the street from Restaurants and the Broadway Pizza run by Guy the owner. Great tasting Pizza!!! Off Broadway Pub Outside patio with seating & TV when the weather permits. A great place to have Parties or an Event!
Larry A.
First time here on Burger Tuesday. Excellent cheese burger prepared exactly as I requested. And good beer on tap. Very friendly server at the bar.
Walter Triesch
Located in Greenlawn in a bar busy area, off Broadway is clean and modern. Staff is friendly and the drink selection is excellent. There is bar seating and table seating and if the weather permits, there is also a fenced in outside area. The music volume was at a good level on the weeknight I went, so you can hear music but still talk. There is a huge lot with ample parking nearby. Bathrooms were clean. I'm unaware if there is food at this location, but they did have complimentary popcorn. The drinks were also reasonably priced.
Elizabeth C.
Unprofessional and rude! Nasty shameful owner! The owner discriminates against people with special needs. Owner kicked out a young man with a disability. So sad!! Do not give this man your business! Plenty of other local places to go!
Blake H.
THIS PLACE IS DISCRIMINATORY TOWARDS PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR BUSINESS. I was here having a drink watching the giants this Sunday with my friend who is on the spectrum and has difficulty in social settings. It is Halloween weekend, and he was dressed for the occasion. My friend, who also does not drink, has enjoyed coming to this bar for the last couple years to socialize and feel a sense of normalcy in his life that is a bit different from ours. Although he does not drink, he comes in each time and buys a bud light so that he will be a paying customer, and the beer sits next to him until he leaves. He treats the bartenders with respect, and tips them appropriately as he leaves. Today, as we were leaving I stopped to use the bathroom first. As I came out I found my friend standing by the doorway in tears, as he told me he's been kicked out. I asked why, and he said the owner told him he was making the other patrons feel uncomfortable because he was pacing back and forth in the bar with his face covered with a mask (which was part of his Halloween costume!). With tears in his eyes and hands shaking, he reached into his wallet to get enough cash for our tab and asked that I please take care of it for him. I calmed him down and told him to wait in the car while I paid our tab. I approached the bar owner who had been the one to kick him out. I asked him what the issue was, he had told me that he is trying to run a business, and won't have people in here that are going to make his customers feel uncomfortable. He proceeded to tell me he was banned indefinitely, without any kind of warning to him. I explained to him his mental condition, and that he is a harmless man who feels the need to pace around to curb his excitement. I reminded him he is a loyal, paying customer who is always respectful to the staff here. He continued to show no sympathy and said he is not allowed back here. This was a such a shame, as this was an establishment I had also frequented for years. I told him I will not be back as I won't stand for discrimination against people with special needs. Local businesses should welcome people of all kinds, and not kick out people who aren't their "ideal customers". Please, to show sympathy to my friend who was mistreated, do not give this place your business. They are ignorant and unsympathetic to people who are "different", who deserve to be treated with the same respect as any other customer.
Great pub
Friendly spot. Great place to have a
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
I love this bar
A good crowd of younger too mid 30's. Many regulars. They play great tunes, like boardy barn style, and most people sing along with the songs. A better class of place compared too the other places in town, but not snobby @ all. Have an outside court yard area that's definitely better in the summer. Bar tender was busy but paid great attention so you didn't wait long for service. A very nice place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: 12 Buffalo Wings
Always accommodating.
A very nice Old Bar feeling in the middle of Greenlawn, down the street from the firehouse, across the street from Restaurants and the Broadway Pizza run by Guy the owner. Great tasting Pizza!!! Off Broadway Pub Outside patio with seating & TV when the weather permits. A great place to have Parties or an Event!
First time here on Burger Tuesday. Excellent cheese burger prepared exactly as I requested. And good beer on tap. Very friendly server at the bar.
Located in Greenlawn in a bar busy area, off Broadway is clean and modern. Staff is friendly and the drink selection is excellent. There is bar seating and table seating and if the weather permits, there is also a fenced in outside area. The music volume was at a good level on the weeknight I went, so you can hear music but still talk. There is a huge lot with ample parking nearby. Bathrooms were clean. I'm unaware if there is food at this location, but they did have complimentary popcorn. The drinks were also reasonably priced.
Unprofessional and rude! Nasty shameful owner! The owner discriminates against people with special needs. Owner kicked out a young man with a disability. So sad!! Do not give this man your business! Plenty of other local places to go!
THIS PLACE IS DISCRIMINATORY TOWARDS PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR BUSINESS. I was here having a drink watching the giants this Sunday with my friend who is on the spectrum and has difficulty in social settings. It is Halloween weekend, and he was dressed for the occasion. My friend, who also does not drink, has enjoyed coming to this bar for the last couple years to socialize and feel a sense of normalcy in his life that is a bit different from ours. Although he does not drink, he comes in each time and buys a bud light so that he will be a paying customer, and the beer sits next to him until he leaves. He treats the bartenders with respect, and tips them appropriately as he leaves. Today, as we were leaving I stopped to use the bathroom first. As I came out I found my friend standing by the doorway in tears, as he told me he's been kicked out. I asked why, and he said the owner told him he was making the other patrons feel uncomfortable because he was pacing back and forth in the bar with his face covered with a mask (which was part of his Halloween costume!). With tears in his eyes and hands shaking, he reached into his wallet to get enough cash for our tab and asked that I please take care of it for him. I calmed him down and told him to wait in the car while I paid our tab. I approached the bar owner who had been the one to kick him out. I asked him what the issue was, he had told me that he is trying to run a business, and won't have people in here that are going to make his customers feel uncomfortable. He proceeded to tell me he was banned indefinitely, without any kind of warning to him. I explained to him his mental condition, and that he is a harmless man who feels the need to pace around to curb his excitement. I reminded him he is a loyal, paying customer who is always respectful to the staff here. He continued to show no sympathy and said he is not allowed back here. This was a such a shame, as this was an establishment I had also frequented for years. I told him I will not be back as I won't stand for discrimination against people with special needs. Local businesses should welcome people of all kinds, and not kick out people who aren't their "ideal customers". Please, to show sympathy to my friend who was mistreated, do not give this place your business. They are ignorant and unsympathetic to people who are "different", who deserve to be treated with the same respect as any other customer.
Restaurantji Recommends
Awesome as always
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Alright place. Lively. Good people. Also near pizza for you hungry drunks.
Alright place. Lively. Good people. Also near pizza for you hungry drunks.
Great Atmosphere and drinks
Great place to catch a game..it's the Cheers of Huntington..You are treated like family there .stop in and say hello..you won't regret it..