Had a lovely lunch here! We were in the midst of the after church crowd, but the food came out at a…read moresteady clip. My tender meal deal was excellent both in flavor and in value - with the Mac and Cheese up-charge it was around $16. Some of the best tenders I think I've ever had. And their Mac and Cheese is just as good as the Grace in the grove. The staff were super friendly, which included a gentleman walking around checking on folks in the dining room. He told me to get my beauty shots when he caught my phone eating first like a typical Yelper :)

Ash Wednesday! Had to visit Grace to get that cod!…read more Lots of young people running the store on this visit and they were crushing it! From taking orders, running food, cleaning tables, and handling carry out they were impressive. I got the cod and stole some of my husband's fries. I usually try to eat one piece and save the other for leftovers, but it was so good, I ate both. Great experience, great food!

We met with friends for a holiday dinner and had a great time. Our server was fast and friendly,…read moreeven with the restaurant being very busy. There were several other tables with large parties and the place was noisy with tvs on in the background. Fun place to hang out! Food came out quickly and was delicious. We never had to ask for drink refills and were offered boxes at the end without having to ask. Love coming here!

Tim Nagel was a highschool teacher and girls volleyball/softball coach in my hometown. He was…read moreforced to resign after soliciting several of his female students/athletes who were underaged. He went on to do this at other school systems before the justice system got involved. He bonded out, had a slap on the wrist sentence of three months and is now employed at Three Kings Public House. Please, don't bring your teenage daughters here, and don't let them work here, this dude is a wicked menace to society. I attempted to call the location to ask if they knew of his background and I was immediately hung up on and my number blocked. If you care about the children, don't spend a dime here until Tim Nagel is fired!

So...I just had the best dinner with my dad at this restaurant. We actually stumbled into this…read moreplace solely because Olive + Oak didn't have any bar seats open for us, but honestly, I am so glad it happened that way! We were seated with our wonderful server, Nina (I believe). She was friendly, chatty, and very knowledgeable about the menu and restaurant itself. My dad and I started with drinks off the cocktail menu...I got a spicy marg (I don't remember the exact name), and he got a traditional margarita. My spicy marg was fabulous! It had a little heat, but it wasn't overwhelming. My dad unfortunately had a mix-up with his drink, but once we let Nina know, she happily made him the right one. It was also delicious! For food, we had the chicken wings, which were incredible!!!! They're crispy, spicy, delicious, and they will absolutely be devoured again someday soon. We also had a house side salad and split the hot dog. The hot dog deserves an entire post of its own. Holy smokes. It is crunchy, smoky, juicy, sweet, deliciousness....if you are a hot dog fan, you HAVE to try this. I will absolutely be back to try their french onion soup and grilled cheese on a cooler day. That's a threat and a promise.

I really enjoy visiting Perennial on Lockwood, and I'm so glad my friends and I planned a happy…read morehour there a few weeks ago! I was honestly surprised at how busy it was when we arrived at 4pm on a Thursday. I wasn't expecting that kind of crowd, but thankfully I had made a reservation, so we were able to get seated right away. As much as I would've loved to sit on the patio, it didn't look like anything was available, although if you can snag a patio table, I'd definitely recommend it. Inside was packed, with quite a few larger groups as well. Our table was right in the middle of the restaurant, so we had a good view of everything going on. It was loud, but in a fun, lively way. Our server was really friendly and quick. She checked in on us often and gave some helpful recommendations. We ordered drinks and a couple of apps to share, and she left us a full bottle of cold water, which was such a nice touch. We got the pretzel monkey bread, french fries (the best) and the artichoke bean dip. We weren't planning to stay for dinner, just wanted some snacks. The food came out fast and honestly looked too good to wait on. I loved the monkey bread, the pretzel bites had a great crisp to them, and the sauces they served with it were really good. The bean dip was good too, just not as much my thing since I'm not a big fan of dill, so I left most of that for everyone else. Once we wrapped up, we were able to split the check and head out pretty quickly. I really appreciate places that still make it easy to split checks, and even more when you can just pay right at the table with those handheld POS devices.

Came here for a work gathering and it was a great time. The band wasn't great, and felt a little…read moretoo loud for the size of the establishment. Service was excellent and food was very good. This is a great place to bring your friends or to just have a fun night out with someone. Downside: parking is very limited.

This is the place to be to watch World Cup matches!!! Great food, family friendly and tons of tvs…read moreon both pub and grill side. Wraps are huge and the servicers are very nice. Went here twice over the weekend.

Super friendly, delicious, home made food. Not pictured, lentils and rice was available but sold…read moreout. Lentils also sold out around 615, so don't be late!

You can get water and ice free. Lentils and rice is excellent. Good selection of desserts. You…read morecan see the food before you have them put it on your plate. Spinach pie has mint and a little spice. A different twist a spanakopita.

We came here for a quick dinner before a Movie and it was…read morewell worth it! Awesome atmosphere with a little older crowd, definitely a popular spot. Our waitress was nice and super efficient - our food and drink came out in time to make our quick window. I got a sandwich while my partner got the wings. We had an excellent experience here and would be back

I loved the Holiday atmosphere here!!! The food was great…read moreand we seen Santa and Ms. Claus!! The house salad was cold and crisp and the Pretzels on top with the Green Goddess salad was yummy!! The Reuben Eggrolls were very good!! And the Philly Cheesesteak sandwich with Provel and Cream Cheese was an excellent combination!!!!!! There was Music and Holiday Cheer throughout the whole place!!! Our server was good.

Met some friends here for brunch on memorial weekend and our server was amazing. We sat out on the…read moredeck. It was such a great vibe. I love the unlimited mimosas. I ordered the steak and eggs and it was a great choice and nice large portions.

Tonight was an unacceptable outlier!…read more We've enjoyed Billy G's for years, and they have one of the best patios for live music. We've generally had good experiences there, a few that were so-so, but tonight was awful! The sign out front reads "see hostess inside for patio seating, so we made our way to the hostess stand. I asked the young lady that greeted us if we needed to be seated for the chairs along the railing, or just tables? I was told "just the tables, other chairs are open seating". Then I asked to confirm that there were servers for the chairs on the railing, to which she replied "yes, but only for drinks and apps". Perfect - that's what we wanted. We proceeded to sit at two bar stools along the railing in front of the stage, and waited to be served. And waited. And waited. And waited. No one ever acknowledged that we were there, much less took our order. The waitress serving the three tables next to us visited them repeatedly, but never so much as made eye contact with us. After about 20 minutes, I walked back to the hostess stand and asked "do you know who is supposed to be our server? We've been there 20 minutes, and no one has helped us." The hostess said she'd check into it, and I went back to my seat. Over the next 15 minutes, the same server visited the three tables near us, but never acknowledged us. Then, another server waited on a lady sitting at the fir pit. I'd hoped that maybe she was going to help us, but she took the one order and walked back inside. WE WALKED OUT! Like I said, once loved the place. Not sure if they can't keep good staff, or if their success at the location has left them feeling like they no longer need to try, but the place has definitely lost the magic it once had.

You could see this place being lit on St. Patrick's Day…read more It's a deceptively large space, perhaps owing to it being situated on a street that's more along the lines of an alley, along with a few government and industrial buildings. It already smells vaguely of mop water, so it wouldn't be an issue if someone barfed. This place pours a good Guinness draft. Not that I'm an expert. The last few times I had it, it was in the weird cans with the dispenser thing inside of them, years ago. Probably decades ago. But I appreciate the fact that it's served kinda warm, and without too much of a head, meaning you get more beer for your $10, or whatever they're charging you. The food isn't half-bad either. All the photos on Yelp make it look gross, like maybe they were taken in low light, or a long time ago. Possibly both. It was all lit up when I was there, at maybe 8 PM on a Wednesday evening. Does this place turn into some sort of nightlife destination for local boomers? I might drive by this evening and see if I see a bunch of golf carts parked out front. You can't go wrong with a burger in a place like this, so that was the plan. They offer something called the Pub Burger, which comes on an English muffin. It's hard to imagine how that could be a good idea, but I briefly considered it anyway, for the sake of citizen food journalism. The problem is, I would have had to eat it. There was also something called the Llywelyn, served on toasted brioche, which is what I probably should have gotten. I got something called the Diner, which was fine. As its name suggests, it's a bog standard double cheeseburger, like something you might get in, erm, a diner. It was good but not great, but I've been spoiled when it comes to burgers lately, having hit Hi Pointe, Shake Shack and Salt & Smoke all within the past few weeks. The ingredients were really good, including the vegetable toppings, which were fresh and expertly sliced. I especially liked the razor-thin onion slices. The thing that would have really elevated it is if the burger patties had a little char to them. The fish and chips looked good, and I appreciate the fact that they already had malt vinegar out on the table, as if it's a standard condiment. I might have to try that, if I return. I don't know how often I'd eat here otherwise, but a group I belong to meets here on occasion, so that's not outside the realm of possibility.

I've been coming here forever. From family dinners, post work drinks, special events in the event…read moreroom, and casual lunches, it's a good spot in a good area. They have a large amount of drinks to choose from, and their pub food has a little bit of a twist to it. I'm a huge fan of their pretzel sticks and Caesar salads (girl dinner) but wanted some protein this visit. I got the sliders and they were tasty. They were out of a few things, and I think they were out of buns so they used what looked equivalent to hot dog buns. Tbh bread is bread, it was fine, just different. The burgers themselves were cooked well and the fries were delish. I'll always corn back.

This restaurant gives excellent service.Great food ambiance fantastic, amazing bartenders, nick and…read moreshane are fantastic and the wait Crew is dynamo

Food was great: very tasty burger. Sophia provided amazing…read moreservice and great recommendations. The restaurant has a cool laid back vibe. Love the rustic and sport theme!