Great flatbreads, beer and fun. Employees are amazing!…read moreThe manager, seriously . Fun

Was here every weekend before the come-up of this place. Best karaoke in Fort Myers and it's not…read moreeven close. Great staff, classic dive bar karaoke with all the fixins and a great menu and staff. All the bases covered with TVs everywhere for sports! Pretty much perfect in every way!

We were in the mood for pizza and wanted to try someplace new, so we selected Wicked Pub based on…read moretheir Yelp ratings and reviews. The music they played was funky and upbeat. They have cute pics on the wall. We enjoyed the atmosphere. It was not busy at 5:00 pm on the Saturday after Christmas. However, our server Emily said they had a large lunch rush and that they have been steadily busy since opening July 2025. We also love wings, so we ordered 10 lightly tossed with hot sauce. Like other reviews, I can confirm that the wings are large, juicy and meaty. The hot sauce wasn't terribly hot and had a bit of a sweet taste to it. The accompanying ranch dressing tasted home made. Our pizza was a meat lovers with extra cheese. Toppings included Sausage, Pepperoni and Bacon. It was very meaty. But, the best part of this thin crust pizza is that their crust is crispy, which we love after living in St. Louis for many years. In fact, if they used provel cheese vs mozzarella, it could stand in for a St, Louis style pizza. Very tasty, we loved it. Emily was friendly, efficient and knowledgeable. We met the owner who is the cook and she was also very friendly. We loved the signed bills on the wall, so we added one of our own. We will look for it during our next visit. It is for certain that we will return!

Happy anniversary! Food: tonight I had their one of many…read morepizzas. (See pic) their style is crispy thin crust. Great flavor. Right amount of spice. Plenty of square cuts to take home remaining slices Service: mid at best. I had asked for a to go box upon which I got it myself as I think the lady forgot I had asked. Its not like it was super busy Ambiance: yes I will nit pick on the parking lot. Every other spot is "between these signs is 1hr only parking". Umm so where is one supposed to park. Now back to the restaurant: cozy lil pub (see pic) Tonight and tonight only was a bogo beer and a contest to create your pizza and see if it gets chosen. So those reading this review.... Vote for the shubacca pizza.

So, I have made one visit and this may just be one of my favorite local breweries. The staff was…read morereally nice and the food available was also very good. Sitting outside was therapeutic and good for people watching!

Stopped on a recent trip to Ft Myers. Beer was absolutely delicious!! We had a double IPA and a…read moreregular IPA (I forget the names). Such a chill place! You can sit inside or outside. It started pouring rain as we were about to leave and Destiny offered us umbrellas! She was so sweet. Highly recommend this brewery. If we lived in the area we would frequent!

Our disaster relief organization highly recommends City Tavern! Its great place for our volunteers…read moreto go and unwind. While we have not had a recent need to deploy in South Florida, our board members are visiting the area and stopped in on 2/14 (Valentines Day) to catch a quick bite to eat. The morning staff was very nice, the food was good as always, and the on-demand jukebox is always a hit. Since the last hurricane the area changed a lot. used to be a pool table and everything but i can honestly say they rebuilt the place better. We questioned checking it out when we seen a review earlier in the week, but we are so glad we didn't listen to that noise and chalked it up to us someone who didn't get their way! Way to go City Tavern Crew! And know anytime we have a need to be in town we plan on stopping by. The United Cajun Navy ~ Disaster Relief

I don't usually leave reviews, but visiting from Minnesota to escape the craziness and the winter,…read moreI felt like this place deserved one. Checked out City Tavern and honestly it was one of the best, most welcoming spots I've been to in a while. Right away the staff made me feel comfortable. Not like a tourist, but like I'd been coming there for years. The bartenders were great, like so chill, super friendly and just really good at what they do. Food was great, drinks were on point, and the overall vibe was exactly what you want when you're out trying to relax and have a good time. If you're looking for a place with great service, solid food, strong drinks, and a fun atmosphere, this is definitely a spot to hit up in Fort Myers. I'll definitely be coming back next time I'm in town.

Stay far away! Upon entering it looks promising but after standing there for 3-4 minutes a server…read morewill walk by and tell you to just sit anywhere (some signage would help). We sat for about 5-10 minutes before getting waited on, when we did it took about another 5-10 minutes to get the drinks. We placed 2 orders for wings, one of wich was garlic with only flappers. The waitress wrote nothing down and had us repete the order before she left the table. When the food came out it was cold the order was wrong and the server never came back so we could let them know there was an issue! There were some other issue like club soda was the worst tasting thing I have ever had, beer had a fly in it... This is sad for a restaurant that just opened to have these kinds of issues! ....

A little out of the way, this place is worth a stop. I like the menu. All the waitresses I've met…read moreare great. The place was recently sold and became 'Sidelines'. The only thing is they made a big change to the atmosphere and now hire waiters, too.

Love the vibe of the attic Drinks 10/10…read more Service 10/10 We enjoy the " Corn to be wild ! "

If you're looking for a laid‑back spot with great views and an easygoing vibe, this bar is a solid…read morechoice. It's two stories, and the upper level has a deck area that overlooks the square--honestly one of the nicest parts of the experience. The ambience up there is relaxed and scenic, perfect for grabbing a drink and taking in the view. The service was good and the staff kept things moving without feeling rushed. The food overall was decent, and the mac & cheese in particular stood out as a tasty option. It's definitely the kind of place you stop by for drinks, enjoy the atmosphere, and unwind for a bit. Worth checking out if you're in the area and want a chill spot with a great deck and a nice view of the square.

Super nice, interesting food, definitely a jewel in the rough in crappy Fort Myers…read more We happen to be staying in the comfort Inn, which is 200 feet away, but I would come here from an hour away, definitely worth it.

I just got a St Paddy's takeout order of corned beef and cabbage and it was awesome!…read more They are also very nice people.

I came to dine at Coldwater, specifically for the West Coast Oysters. They did not have a single…read moreone, from the menu, nor have they had any for months. I tried some east coast oysters, with the cost of a half dozen being the highest I have ever paid. The lobster roll, bread was not soft or buttery, and the flavor of the lobster filling was not very good either. At $34 you better knock it out of the park, instead of being only passable. Again the price was about $10 over another local establishment known for their lobster rolls, that are far superior. There was zero atmosphere on a Weds night, no live music, with one other table of four and a few bar flies at the bar. I had three different beers and all of them were flat. The wife had a flat cider. I am not sure what the cost per was, since they do not list it on the beer menu, which I hate. $150 for bad drinks and mediocre bar food. Never again.

Our Service was great The Food was amazingly delicious…read more The atmosphere of the restaurant was beautiful & classy

Met another couple for dinner on a Friday night. They were busy at 5:30, but we were able to get a…read morebooth. Our server did a good job of keeping us stocked with drinks. We got food orders in after a bit and food came out in pretty short order. One in our group got a Salted Caramel Martini, and a Toasted Coconut Martini. They had a few other fun options and she said these are good. Drinks and beer were reasonably priced, as was the food. I got the Screw Burger and it was very good! My wife got the nightly special Stir-fry and she enjoyed that as well. The other couple split the House Burger and enjoyed it-the husband said it was the best burger he's had in a while. TV's all over and lots of seating options. Still a solid stop for sports and food.

I just happened to be in Fort Myers for work and staying in Historic Downtown. After a long day, I…read moreneeded to get a bite to eat so I stopped in this place to grab an adult beverage and a salad. There are several items on the menu, but this C.A.B. Salad stood out to me. I guess because of the avocado. But like I said, there are a host of options to choose from. The burgers looked amazing as well. The place is very spacious, with a large screen for sporting events, and it seems they may have live entertainment on some nights, as there was a stage at the front of the establishment. The staff was extremely friendly, and I was pressed for time, so I didn't really stay long. But this place will be on my food list when I make it back to Fort Myers. You all should go check them out, and when you do, tell'em Drew sent ya! Y'all be easy! Drew

The restaurant has a large outdoor seating area, a spacious rectangular bar, and a big dining room…read morewith a lively yet relaxed vibe. We opted to sit at the bar and ordered a mix of plates to share: Ceviche shooters -- refreshing and full of flavor. Hot honey chicken sandwich -- sweet, spicy, and perfectly crispy. Grouper tacos -- light, fresh, and delicious. The food was excellent across the board, but the service was truly outstanding -- warm, attentive, and welcoming

Let me start with the good: this place has ambiance. Sleek granite countertops, copper salt and…read morepepper mills, that upscale-casual waterfront vibe without the water-- Oar & Iron looks the part. But looks, my friends, will only get you so far. Before we even get to the food, let's address the strangest thing I've ever encountered at a restaurant: there is no complimentary water. None. You want water? That'll be two dollars per person--for filtered water. Not bottled Evian. Not fancy sparkling from the Alps. They're filtering tap water and charging you two bucks a head for it. I've dined at a lot of places, and I have genuinely never seen this move. We passed on principle--but imagine sitting down for a nice meal and being told basic hydration is an upcharge. Absolutely bizarre. We kicked things off with the calamari, served up on a long plate with a creamy dipping sauce. Crispy, decent flavor, no complaints on execution. But the portion? Twenty-one dollars. Twenty-one dollars for what amounts to about five bites each if you're splitting it. At that price point, I'm expecting a generous pile of golden fried goodness, not a modest arrangement that leaves you still hungry. The short rib gnocchi had promise--rich, beefy flavor in that sauce, pillowy gnocchi, fresh parsley and shaved parm on top. It wanted to be a star. But here's the thing: half the short rib pieces were more fat than meat, and the portion left us wondering if the kitchen was rationing. Good bones on this dish, but it needs more love in the execution. Now, my wife's scallop risotto. Beautiful presentation--golden seared scallops perched on creamy rice with fresh arugula. Looks like a magazine cover, right? Wrong. It arrived missing ingredients. Just... incomplete. And that's where service comes in. Speaking of which: our server was MIA for the first half of the meal. Questions unanswered, that "are we invisible?" energy. Things improved later, but first impressions matter, and ours was rough. The Verdict: Oar & Iron wants to play in the upscale dining league, but it's not earning the price of admission. No free water--and charging for filtered tap? A $21 appetizer that barely qualifies as a snack? Fatty short ribs, an incomplete dish, and a server who forgot we existed the first half of our meal? This one drops to two stars. Style over substance, and not enough of either.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​