My husband and I frequent the Tilted Pint because it's local, the beers cold, the atmosphere is fun…read moreand we just loved everything about it. Great salads! They used to have, two + years ago, really good cheese curds. I felt ad though I was in Wisconsin! These past couple years the quality has gone down. Our last visit we ordered them and they were BAD. My husband ordered the catfish and I had their chicken wings. And I hate to say this, but it was the worst meal we've had there. It ruined our usual great experience. We will give them another try before we are forced to find a new local hangout.

The Tilted Pint is a cute little pub, but I would say that my experience here was just alright…read more Honestly, the best part of this place was the other customers -- everyone was really nice and fun to chat with. Ambiance: The inside is very small, and there was hardly any available seating, but we managed to grab the last two open seats. The staff wasn't great -- it was surprisingly hard to flag someone down even though the place is so small. Service felt a bit slow and inattentive. Flatbread Pizza: The cheese on the pizza wasn't very good, and the crust had an off putting burnt taste to it. Overall, there was just something not right about the pizza -- it didn't feel fresh or well-made. Definitely wouldn't recommend it. Sunset Martini: The drink was just okay. It was pretty sweet, with a very strong coconut flavor that reminded me of Ocean Water from Sonic. It pretty much tasted like OJ and coconut, and nothing really stood out about it.

Authentic German food experience in the US is not easy to find. I don't know what Germans would say…read moreabout this restaurant, but I was definitely happy about beer, served in the 1 liter beer mug - excellent beer and great experience overall. I had veal schnitzel with fried egg - it was not bad, but it could use less breading to my taste. I also was not a fan of mushroom sauce. We had an interesting pudding-like dessert with cherries and ice cream, and it was very tasty. Good friendly service.

I've never had German food before and honestly it won't be my last!…read more Food 4/5: I got the Jägerschnitzel (hopefully that's spelled right lol). It was really good for someone that never had German food before. If you're not a fan of pickled veggies, I'd recommend asking to remove them from the meal. Other than that, it was pretty good and the portion is decent! I paired it with one of their signature beers. Ambiance 5/5: it felt like I transported to a German bar. Felt family oriented with big picnic tables and games to keep occupied as you wait. Service 5/5: our serve took care of us and even gave recs as a first time guest.

Saw a few new items on the menu today and thought I'd give the chicken quesadillas a try…read more excellent!! Next will be the fish and chips. Really enjoy the neighborhood vibe Good job!

A random pick unsure of where to lunch, but it was great. Staff all super friendly, and plenty of…read moreseating outside in the shade. Had sort of a roadhouse feel to it, and definitely got busy as the lunch hour progressed. Had a couple beers, the brisket Philly, a frito pie and side of Mac and cheese. Really wanted the brisket queso too, but chickened out as I already ordered quite a bit. Will get it next time though, the brisket in the Philly was delicious. Entered a raffle with an older couple for a pistol on the way out, which I wasn't expecting, but as the elderly gentlemen said, one can never have too many firearms. Fingers crossed I guess lol all around a fun stop for lunch.

We went to the Rough Draught whiskey bar the night before a football game. This is a really cool…read moreplace with an INCREDIBLE whiskey list. We had been drinking beer, so I stuck to beer except for an old fashioned (which was excellent and used Buffalo Trace). They also have an awesome selection of draft beers. I had a Live Oak Hefeweizen which was excellent. Service was excellent both at the restaurant and the attached pizza area. Since we had been drinking a while, we decided to have pizza at the shop attached to the bar. They have a nice pizza oven and this was excellent. I forget the name, but it has a nice thin crust with great cheese and topped with sausage and mushrooms. It really hit the spot Definitely worth a visit, distinct from many of the other bars around.

This place is just about perfect. Ambiance, awesome staff, good mix of seating - including patio -…read moreand LOTS AND LOTS OF WHISKEY. Whiskey is my hobby. Specifically American whiskey. I'm not often as impressed as I am by Rough Draught. Awesome, awesome selection. Good people who enjoy talking whiskey. The interior and decoration and walls - it all just GOES. It's perfect. Sadly they were out of a key ingredient or two to make pizza when we were there - during Thanksgiving week, so... not "normal" timing - so we sadly could not try their pizza. But we enjoyed multiple great pours, some good cocktails, great conversation, and exploring all of the details in the decor. A staple for any visit I'll be making to College Station and Aggieland.

Located in Historic Downtown Bryan, this is an excellent lounge. It is one of the cleanest lounges…read moreI have had the pleasure to visit. The staff are always emptying the ash trays and keeping things nice. They have a nicely stocked humidor with something you will find to your taste. If you're lucky, you might just see a Texas Aggie Ring in the lounge

Decent sitting section for the cigar smoker. Small selection - it's not really a full cigar lounge…read morevibe. I think you could have a good time but it won't be based around a great cigar selection.

Enjoyed the Proudest Monkey. The waitress was very friendly and the food was amazing. License to…read moreKrill (corn) and Lean Machine Tacos with Yuppy fries and a Cherry Limeade. Atmosphere was great.

We hit up Proudest Monkey again in downtown Bryan and this time it was a win all around. The place…read morehas been slinging burgers, tacos and cocktails to the Brazos Valley since forever in restaurant years and the locals seem to love it for good reason. My wife ordered a burger and devoured it without a single word. This is how I know she truly enjoyed it. I went for two tacos (they run about $6 bucks each) including the Pulled Hammy and the Mama Migas. Both were packed with flavor and spicy enough to keep me on my toes. Service was on point. Our waitress hustled even though it was a chill lunch crowd. The bar itself has this cozy (not wide) historic downtown vibe with brick and wood and all the kind of stuff you see in those hip Austin places people brag about. This is why you give everyone a 2nd chance. We'll be back!

The restaurant was virtually empty last night but our server was charming and attentive. The food…read morewas pretty good. I ordered the meatloaf which was okay but have liked Cracker Barrel's better. The atmosphere of the restaurant was nice. We were celebrating our 40th and enjoyed it.

I've only been here for drinks in mid-March so I can't comment on the food…read more Located in the Stella hotel, this is a spot that has the look of an elegant upscale spot. With that look comes upscale prices. You'd think the prices would match the experience but as with most hotel restaurants, they do not. Don't get me wrong, there's plenty of food and drink options here and some deliver such as the Pine & Petal cocktail which is as pretty as it is tasty with the hibiscus, pineapple, mint and lime mixed with buffalo trace. And I enjoyed the Walt Blue Jay Pinot Noir which was a generous pour delivered. As for service, it's the definition of inconsistent. When I sat down, they greeted me within a couple minutes and poured my wine immediately and let me sip it in peace. So far so good. But when I finished, they approached and asked me if I'd like another drink which I replied about the Pine & Petal cocktail. They put it in and then the bartenders go to some other guests and chit chat about some contest they are setting up with the soda gun and building some paper boat to float down it with the person building the best paper boat getting a prize. I'm sitting there thinking are they gonna make my drink or do I have to remind them again? So they organize this contest with about 4-5 participants and then crown the winner. As they're celebrating, the bartender comes back and asks me what'd I'd like to order. I'm definitely a bit peeved since this was roughly 15 minutes after I had asked them to make the Pine & Petal cocktail. So mentioned that I ordered that cocktail a while ago. The bartenders realized their error and made the drink and decided not to charge me for it. While I appreciate the no charge, having the attentiveness to make the drink instead of focusing on the paper boat contest would've been more sufficient. Especially given the reviews commenting about customer service. Should I stay at the Stella again, I may venture here to try the other cocktails. But I'll probably just order one and be done with it.

I love all the names of the food! I'm sure it leans to the right a lot and not many lefties go…read morethere. Was it the best food I've ever had? No, but it was good.

The place is easy to find in the food was very good. It was lots of room for parties and the noise…read morelevel was not too high.