Gastropubs near Draper

“I've been here for both brunch and dinner, and overall I've had a good experience. The food is consistently tasty, the portions are generous, and their drink menu is creative and fun. They also brought out their version of beignets for brunch, which were good but also very greasy. We were always set in the bar section where your ID is required even if you're not drinking. And we never had to wait for a table but we did always make reservations.

The biggest downside is the service. Even during less busy times, it tends to be on the slower side, so don't expect a quick meal. I also noticed a few small discrepancies on our bill. Nothing major just a dollar here or there but it's enough that I'd recommend taking a close look before paying.

As for the food, I wouldn't order the carne asada breakfast burrito again. It's huge, but most of the filling is rice, so it felt more like a rice burrito than a breakfast burrito. Everything else I've tried has been solid.

The coffee was another miss for me. Paying $7 for what looked like about a 6-ounce coffee felt overpriced for the portion size.

Expect to spend around $20 per person before drinks, appetizers, tax, and tip. Despite a few drawbacks, I'd still come back again for the food and drinks but it wouldn't be top of my list.“

“We celebrated my wife's birthday with a small group. I called a couple of weeks ahead of time to to reserve and the gentleman on the phone suggested a 6:45 table time for the 7:30 show. Unfortunately, he got it wrong and the show time had changed to 8:30 and our table had been promised to another party. The food was great, the service was good but sure wish we would have been able to see the show for her birthday. Conflicted with a good time with friends and family, great food, good drinks, but disappointment that we missed what Prohibition is really known for.“

“Great plant-based options and great vibe.“