Good food, good service, casual environment. Clean. Varied menu. Nice gathering place.read more

Amazing food, and my beautiful, blue jean wearing blond server was the best server I've ever had. A…read moregreat experience all around.

Our group of 17 had an amazing dining experience at Pub at the Pinicon. Several had the pork…read moretenderloin and most left with doggie bags for a meal the next day. We tried the breaded shrimp and the lobster Mac & cheese. Both entrees were delicious. You won't leave hungry or disappointed with the quality of food and serving size. Service was wonderful and we had our own room. Give it a try soon!! It was well worth our hour drive!! We will be back!!

A couple of visits inform this review, which is 4 stars because one must take into account other…read moreoptions in the area, which are few. That preamble out of the way - I like this place! The facility is faux-English pub, with a woody vibe and lots of nooks and crannies. Servers are earnest, friendly, and very helpful, albeit not polished or slick. So far I have sampled the "pork wings" (breaded and fried slices of tenderloin - AMAZING!!!); the Reuben (solid, though weirdly served with Thousand Island on the side, not on the sandwich); the platter of red onion rings (crazy delicious, if a tad salty); and the spinach and artichoke dip (very cheesy - mmmm). Friends and family have ordered the Walleye (looked wonderful), the nachos (a little odd and not recommended), the chicken fajita salad (unexpectedly lovely), and the ribeye (a wonderful cut of meat, sadly very overcooked). There are lots of beer choices and more varieties of wine than I expected (they carry Malbec!), well-poured drinks, and the one dessert we tried (my birthday girl caramel sundae) was lush. A word on portions and value: portions are HUGE. You'll probably need a box. Prices are very fair and seem low to this city girl: great value for your money! If you are in the area and want a nice sit down meal in a cozy, friendly spot, this is the place.

I've been seeing a burger that I have never seen outside of this region so when I found it on…read moreBrewskie's menu, I knew I had to try it - the Olive Burger. I ordered mine with both green and black olives with American cheese. Service was super fast, and the value was amazing at $6.50 for the burger and fries. Took it to go so aside from the phone call to order, I didn't experience any service but it seemed like a comfortable place that locals enjoy. The Olive Burger was good, interesting. I found the green olives to be a bit too salty. The black olives were the same mellow olive flavor you know and expect which complimented the burger and cheese. Overall it was a good experience so I would go back to try other burgers.

I have not yet been here, but it has a great reviews however it is nowhere near Mount Rushmore. I…read morehave no idea why it says that! It is in Saint Charles, Minnesota, which is just off of I 90 about likely eight hours from Mount Rushmore I had a guest stop and she was really happy with the cheese curds.

So it's not Kleve's Pub anymore, it's just The Pub, but this was as close as I could get and wanted…read moreto write a review because I was so impressed. We're just passing through and wanted to have a quick beer. Every place else in town we saw was either closed or closing, so here we went. There were about 10 or so people sitting at the bar at 945 on Wednesday night. The bartenders were immediately attentive, and pleasant. We ordered a round of draft beers, all reasonably priced. The bar was quiet, so one could hold a nice conversation. Exactly what I'd look for on a weekday night. The bartenders were both exceptionally polite to my parents and I, and carried on a nice conversation with us for the duration of our time there, covering a variety of topics. All I can say was, I came away quite impressed. I learned that the new owners have only had the bar for less than a year, but you can tell right away they run an excellent establishment. I'd recommend to anyone and I'll happily stop by the next time I come through town.

This was the site of our 45th high school class reunion in August, for the pre-reunion Friday night…read moreget together. What an excellent bar. We definately enjoyed the atmosphere and good service.

Enjoyed our beautiful view of the Black River from our campsite. Very clean bathrooms and shower…read more The Pub was very welcoming and the live music was a plus. we will certainly be back. Ron and Roxann

I highly recommend you don't let the gps directing you down the somewhat paved road on a dead end…read moreroad deter you from visiting McSweet's Irish pub. A limited food selection is made up by a thorough beer selection. A friendly bar tender and friendly locals rounded out the visit. A good sized TV behind the bar with great sounding speakers was kinda surprising. There is an old oval pic on the wall high above and behind the bar of a couple who I meant to ask who they were, but I forgot. Could they be the McSweet's? If I ever pass through Black River Falls I'll have to stop in and ask. Don't forget to get some beer to go!

When my work team travels, we look for an Irish pub. This one hit all the marks. The ambiance is…read morejust like the pubs I visited in Dublin. The server was outstanding - she is very proud of where she works and told us a wee bit about the history of the decor, as well as making great recommendations. I can't remember her name but her significant other was the bartender. Happy hour specials: 10 Service: 11 out of 10 Food: 9.5 out of 10 Ambiance: 9.5 out of 10 (needs music!) All the apps were great (the goat cheese bruschetta was my favorite!) and the Dick Titus Commercial was very flavorful. It was missing something so I asked for and received some horseradish. We plan to return here to try some more of the extensive menu.

Feom the outside the place looks cozy, inside it was cute with all the decor. I wanted to go big…read morewith a yummy , fatty dinner before I am to fast and went with the Shepards pie. Omg! Did not disappoint. The mashed potatoes were so creamy and buttery. Yum! What made the place even more amazing is Katie. She is the sweetest and provided tips and even a map of Rochester and where she goes to shop, eat, etc.

Very nice small pub in a town with many restaurants. They have a great patio out back that faces…read morethe river. Good flatbreads and good beer on tap.

Generally like the place. But don't order a burger. I waited an hour at the bar for a burger and…read morefinally just left

In town for work and the hotel gave me a list of places to visit. The front desk receptionist…read moresuggested Bodega brew pub and I'm so glad I came. It was a Tuesday night and the place wasn't too busy so I sat at the bar. Delaney was a delight, made some great recommendations. Not pictured was the Wisconsin ale which was really good & the tomato bisque with the baguettes was a home-run. I enjoyed the crisp of the bacon and the flavor of the burger. Had a nice crisp and the chipotle with the onion ring & bacon went extremely well together. I loved how the fries were warm and crunchy. It didn't lack flavor either. They have many beers on tap along with bottled beer. I loved seeing customers 'Spin the wheel' as they drank whatever the number the wheel landed on. This is a great spot to visit if you're in town for work or visiting. The locals have a nice place here.

Good beer and food stop rec from uber driver. Great server, let us sample beers and always checked…read morein on us + Classic Reuben but make it rachel (smoked turkey instead of corned beef) and side salad was perfection, cheesy, savory warm ($11.75 + $2.75 salad) + 12oz Cider, guava and passionfruit ($4.25): super yummy and fruity, easy to drink (8/10) + 12oz 608 fluffanutta local beer 12oz $5.75 was quite interesting, nutty and deep (7.8/10)

I've eaten here in the distant past. It is as good now as it was then…read more The staff is friendly and the service is quick. The food is also quick. The food includes the Irish stuff you would expect, and in the past they've been great. Think fish & chips, Shepards pie (actually cottage). My friend and I had sandwiches this visit and they were great. The menu says you get chips. What you get is a generous portion of deep fried potato rounds, just a little thick. Some crunchy and some a little soft. The dill pickle... not my favorite but that's my take. Do Not skip the appetizer. The mushrooms are amazing. They are roasted or braised, and they are delicious. There are Irish beers here including Guinness, Harp, etc. or if you prefer something else there's a full bar.

Had looked forward to having Walleye fish my entire visit in Minn/Wis and I wasn't disappointed. I…read moregrew up in the area and Walleye is fished by both locals and pros. I was delighted they had it on the menu. One lady was the bartender, order taker, waitress and even bused all the tables. This is the Midwest work ethic I was raised with! She did a great job all the while maintaining a smile and good humor with the customers. Every table including the bar was filled and everybody left happy, including us. My friend had a Ruben sandwich w/ coleslaw and I had the deep fried Walleye sandwich with chips. It got real quiet while we were eating which is a good sign the food was good. The accompanying potato chips were fabulous! Never had fries done this way. They are thin like a chip but actually fried potato medallions. Definitely will come back when in the area again.