Great selection of beer and wines. Least expensive but yet most fun bar in the European village…read more Their events are fun too. They have more beers on top than most restaurants and they only cost 5 to 8 dollars per beer.

Although there is no food available, the bar has a wide variety of bruise. I particularly like the…read morechocolate beer they had 8% was very good. Karaoke night Thursday night good times good people.

We have had lunch there quite a few times. Great burgers and sandwiches. Service has been very good.read more

I ordered chicken wings as a take out from The Brown Dog on the phone. The person taking the order…read moreasked me what kind of sauce did I want and I then asked "what do you have" and she then asked "what flavor do you want?" So, I am thinking that they must have a large variety of flavors. Not! The ambience at The Brown Dog was friendly, inviting and friendly but the wings were not so good.

If you don't stop here you'll miss the best food, such a adorable vibe. We sat outside and enjoyed…read moredrinks and appetizers. Service is amazing and wish I lived closer would be here weekly!

We had a party of 6 and were seated quickly in a Saturday night. We ordered pizza and Nonna's…read moremeatballs as an appetizer. Our pizzas were NY style pizza and a Detroit deep dish. Both were fantastic. My sister who is quite picky said this was the best pizza she has eaten in a long time. It was a success and we will return.

Eclectic place with pretty good food…read more Mrs and I enjoyed dinner there recently. We shared the escargot and it was delicious. Mrs liked the lobster ravioli and I had a decent steak

**Where do I even begin?**…read more We were visiting from out of town and made a reservation based on the website, which looked like it promised a five-star dining experience with a side of class. Spoiler alert: the only thing five-star about this place was how fast we wanted to leave. The red flags started immediately. The "ambience" was giving post-hurricane garage sale. And then the owner--dressed like a retired Jersey Shore cast member with a sad top-knot ponytail clinging to its last follicle--yelled from across the bar, "Welcome to the best restaurant in the county!" That was the first of many lies. We were squeezed six people into a table for four, even though there were plenty of empty tables, which we assume were reserved for ghosts or maybe just the owner's ego. Alcohol selection? Oh, just the finest! We asked for the beer list and were told there were *two* options. When we inquired about wine, the sommelier (a.k.a. the same server who forgot napkins, silverware, and the will to live) said, and I quote, "Red or white." That's not a wine list--it's a personality test. We were handed four sticky, mismatched menus with half the items violently Sharpied out like they'd been caught cheating on a test. At this point, most people would've made a break for it, but not us! No, we stayed. Because we're the kind of people who touch the stove *twice* just to be sure it's hot. We ordered the ahi tuna, escargot, and baked brie. The tuna came out looking like four sad, paper-thin slices of regret. No seasoning. No garnish. Not even a pity drizzle of sauce. Just raw fish, alone on a plate, contemplating its life choices. It tasted like someone froze a fish stick in 1993 and just now remembered to serve it. The escargot? Imagine rubber bands soaked in lukewarm garlic water. Now imagine paying money for that. The baked brie? Honestly, I blacked out at that point so I can't even tell you. After this culinary fever dream, we signaled for the check. That's when the owner reappeared, pants unbuttoned (WHY?!), and said--and this is 100% real--"Did I pissed you off?" Sir, the only thing more offensive than your grammar is your restaurant. We smiled, nodded, and lied that we had somewhere else to be, mostly because we feared telling the truth would end in a full-blown Jersey brawl in the parking lot. Final verdict: Never going back. You shouldn't go either. Save yourself. Go eat a gas station hot dog. Trust me--it'll be better.

Sunday is good day to visit as they have all day Happy Hour prices. So $7 drafts are only $5. Food…read moreis very good and served hot. Very good place to eat on a rainy day with lots of TVs and music playing.

We stopped here in the way to St Augustine for the Jon Pardi concert. This place was a little small…read morewith a large bar area but it did have a nice patio to sit as well. Service was quick and efficient. The food came out so quick we were all a little shocked. I got the brisket grilled cheese. The waitress did warn me about the bbq sauce that comes with it as it's got a kick. She was right. My mouth was on fire for a short bit. And the amount of brisket was great and the pickled onions even better. Possible could have used a little more cheese though, not much of a cheese pull. The girls got and split a hot honey pepperoni pizza and garlic fries. Both were very tasty and that got devoured.

The service and food are both amazing here! Would recommend for that pub feel! Great drink…read moreselection and delicious sandwiches!

I'm obsessed with the veggie sub or wrap and the macaroni salad. Sooooo good!! Give it a go, Jerry…read moremakes a great sandwich;)

I stopped by while visiting the area because I'm a firm believer that one of the two best ways of…read moregetting a feel for a place is hitting up a local eatery, parking your butt at the bar with multiple rounds of drinks, and chatting with the locals. I ordered the grilled wings with buffalo sauce and a steak wrap that came with a creamy worchestishire (worsterchire... Worcestershire... there it is. I knew autocorrect would kick in eventually.) sauce on it. I very much liked the grilled wings, I've never been to a place that doesn't just deep fry them and as a diabetic without a gallbladder, I generally don't get to have wings. It was a nice texture and I rather enjoyed them. I did make the mistake of eating them first though, which was great for the wings BUT not great for my wrap because while the sauce on it was delicious, it made my wrap completely soggy. It would be infinitely better on the side, or learn from my mistake and eat the wrap first so you can enjoy the taste AND the texture. The ambiance is pretty cool if you are into sports bars. There are approximately 114 big screen TVs hanging around the place playing all the sports, and one playing trivia, which is more my jam. The bartenders were all super friendly and the locals were all super nice too. Apparently they do half off wings or BOGO wings on Mondays, which everyone recommends coming back for like they do. This was a very pleasant way to spend the evening when I was visiting a new town by my lonesome.

Server was very welcoming! Chicken wings best I ever had!…read moreThe onion soup was a little small for the price but good!

Nice little place to have a beer and a cigar. They have a…read morewide selection of cigars and beers. Comfy seating to relax in

Another great experience at the Ash & Ale. The staff makes you feel at home and so attentive. I…read morethink they're a little OCD as the ash trays are cleaned numerous times during your smoking session very nice selection of beers and they are happy to make suggestions on pairings. If your close or not you need to stop in for a cigar.

Way too smoky in here. And I would def pay as you go also because my bill was questionable. They…read moredon't offer itemized receipts which is a big red flag. Have lots of friends that feel the same way and believe they have thieves working for them.

check this place out, nice bartenders, great specials, smoking allowed, no food served but good…read morefood available around the smiles night club, just call your order in , go pick up your food, and bring it back to eat, great dancing music at night, biker friendly, and business friendly too. it's like the TV show cheers, where everyone knows your name, you need to check this place out !!!!