Been coming here for about 6 years off and on now because it's in the neighborhood…read more Good beer selections, good pours on cocktails, however cocktail consistency varies depending on who's working. The food is my favorite part. I can have a beer anywhere, but the food is actually pretty on point minus the nachos, sad to say. Always overcooked, cheese is hardened and well beyond melted, but a massive portion in size. The sandwiches are amazing, the quesadillas are amazing, have yet to make it there before breakfast ends but I'm betting it's probably pretty good. Staff are friendly, efficient, and do well on checking to make sure you're not waiting too long for service without being too bothersome. It gets a little loud, busy and crowded on nights especially on the weekends, but that's typical bar atmosphere. Patio seating is nice on sunny days like today. 5/5 for a hometown spot in the neighborhood.

The clam chowder was cold as well as the fish tacos special. The bartender was not concern about…read moretemperature of the food at all. This site still says that Jamie owns this bar. Years ago when she ran this bar it was the best in town and she would not let this food to be served. I will go the Huckleberry that she owns with two other steller partners and enjoy their food. The cook should check the soup pot on a regular basis to ensure that the chowder is hot and ensure that the fish is at least 135 degrees and let it warm up to over 140 degrees before serving. Jamie if you still own the Top please look into the kitchen and bring back your great menu.

The Huckleberry Club was such a great stop we made. Steve and I have been wanting to go here for…read morequite a while so it was awesome to finally get here to experience the food and drinks! I got a great cocktail... very well crafted! But after going to look at the menu when writing the review to get the precise name of it I couldn't find it. So it may not be available. It sounds like they shift out their cocktail menu from time to time so it definitely changes. The food menu is great! It's rare where they have a nachos section on the menu. Section? As in getting different ones? Yes, you can get all kinds of different nachos here which makes it a lot of fun and it's intriguing to see what kind of different spin on nachos you can get here. We split and shared the Fiesta Verde nachos which has corn, Oaxaca Cheddar sauce, cotija, green onions, sour cream, Queso Fresco and green sauce. They also are known for different kinds of corn dishes and baked potatoes. We continued to share with something off of their baked potato section and got the Dude which had a diced roasted chicken breast in a Chipotle-Lime-Honey Beef Consommé, cheese curds, cotija, shaved radish and green onions. The food was great and I really appreciated the menu being so unique. The atmosphere is cool too with all of the mirrored bubbles above the wall and front entrance. It's a really cool vibe and I recommend it.

I visited The Huckleberry Club on a Saturday afternoon after being invited by a friend. Parking was…read morestreet parking only, but it was manageable. From the outside to the inside, the place has a stylish black theme that gives it a modern and cozy atmosphere. There was even a pinball machine near the entrance, which added a fun touch to the vibe. The restaurant had both counter seating and tables with chairs, and since there were four of us, we sat comfortably at a table. Both the female and male staff members were friendly, attentive, and very efficient throughout our visit. Since I'm not a fan of alcohol, I chose a mocktail called "XXX," while others enjoyed the Wildside Punch Cocktail and other drinks. For food, we ordered the Queen Beans, The Marley, and Sweet Leaf Salad. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. We finished with the tiramisu, which was absolutely delicious and the perfect ending to our meal. The atmosphere, service, and food all came together for a wonderful experience. I would definitely love to come back again!

Not much to look at on the outside, but inside offers all you can drink beer, strippers, and…read moreanything else a man could want! Defiantly a recommended spot in Tacoma.

Gibbs , what can I say ? Perfect environment... family friendly. These are the type of people I…read morewould trust with my son. The food is really the kind of comfort you find only at home... grandma's cooking.

My husband and I just brought our 5 and 3 year old in for dinner. What a fantastic treat! Drinks…read moreand dinner were delicious, the music was awesome, and the service was wonderful. Megan made our kids feel like rockstars and we will be back soon. There are family games and the seating is cozy.

Maybe a nice patio to lounge in the sun on with your coffee or beer? Serving Manifesto Coffee…read moreduring the day, Local delicious baked goods from Fircrest's Maggie McGee's, amazing breakfast sandwiches, fantastic selection of Okazu Pan flavors, up to 19 different beers & ciders to choose from, a fridge stocked with a variety of n/a beverages, delightful staff, and open mic on Thursday nights! And don't worry - the sink is old, but it's been scrubbed!!

They recently started carrying whiskeys here, and while they don't have a huge selection, what they…read moredo have is super rare and at a reasonable price! They have all the Pappy van Winkles as well as most of the Buffalo Trace Antique collection. They only do 2 oz pours (no half pours) but the prices are still more affordable than any other place you'd find on the West Coast. Some downsides is that they don't have glencairn glasses and the place has your typical tavern smells, so you won't get the full isolated whiskey tasting experience. This place is after all a tavern, so most of the focus is on beers and a communal experience. If you're looking to try something rare without wanting to buy the whole bottle though, I think coming here for whiskey is still pretty good.

It's like a dive bar that has its life together. It's the…read morefunctional alcoholic non-alcoholic who also grows kale in their backyard, but just for the Wendy's SuperBar nostalgia. With tasty beer.

Such good pizza, the crust is fantastic in both texture and flavor. Their salads are bright and…read morefresh, I experienced great service with an upbeat atmosphere and to top it off their prices are really reasonable.

I thought the food was terrible at you know the only reason why I gave him two stars is that they…read morelet me charge my scooter so. So the service was was okay the dog being a problem with that the ambience was different. I should have been skeptical when the woman said well the pizza is not spicy and not taco pizza and I wasn't expecting jalapeno on it fortunately it wasn't full of jalapeno but there was enough where it was hot I'm a little irritated because my friend my friend is a reviewer at the Seattle Times problem is now we have two different visions of the same place but I noticed they didn't burn your pizza was I'm a little upset about.

Ummm the wings are the thing you come for here! So awesome! Crispy, cooked perfect inside and I…read moreget them naked and then ask for sauces in the side so I can determine how much I want in them. Also the cheeseburger tater tots ...amazing! Wel also had onion rings and who doesn't I've those! I had a cactus cooler and that was excellent!

The ketchup container was smeared with ketchup all around the top of it. The flooring under the…read moretable next to our table was heavily littered. The water available was available in a cooler for the customer to get themselves. Suggestions you ask? I think investing in a broom would be a good start. Maybe consider providing the water yourselves. I didn't share in the tip though I was cleaning up the ketchup dispenser and got our water. No plans to eat there again. Too bad. The fries were good.

Have been popping in here once in awhile for a few years hanging out with friends.Cozy pub.I…read moresuppose some might consider it a dive bar,but that would be a stretch.Place is clean,solid furniture with outdoor seating.They are hosting the World Cup (along with several other bars)matches,as they have a big screen plus smaller TV's.Jukebox isn't too loud.Bartender was polite and efficient.Place has a nice vibe.Couple of neutral gender bathroom's .Menu is basic bar food,nothing extravagant.I should probably go there more often!

I visited for the first time with a group of friends, and it was the most hostile energy we've ever…read moreexperienced. The bartender seemed irritated we were there as a group, despite it being incredibly empty at 5:30pm. She seemed annoyed at my friend needing to double check her order on the online menu? My spouse went up to order at the bar and was apparently waiting in the incorrect spot but she ignored them, made no move to correct them or ask them to move to the register until after someone else went up to order. One of my friends went up to place their order and she just stared at them and didn't say anything. She never once greeted us as we entered or spoke kindly/professional to any of us. Despite happily greeting and speaking to several other people who arrived after us. I could have excused the poor service if the bar was super busy/hectic but it was so early in the day and there were maybe 3 other pairings of people in there... My friends and I are all younger and somewhat queer looking. I was under the impression this was a somewhat queer friendly place but it certainly didn't feel that way. I don't know for sure if that's what it was but it felt like there was some sort of prejudice from the moment we walked in. We were not welcomed there regardless. The food was pretty good, and drinks were fine. The service alone was so hostile and uncomfortable I wouldn't recommend anyone coming here.