They changed their name and under new management ,. The new place is called the bunker bistro ! The…read morebunker bistro has live music and a new menu !

Good food and good company. Especially enjoyable on "Open Mic" nights with all of the regulars!read more

It matters what time you get to this establishment. On a Friday night, the service and food were…read moregreat and my bf and I loved the experience. The chicken biscuit I ordered was out of the park for me. However, we came back the very next day, around 3 pm.... Could not get service to save our lives. Sat at almost the exact same place at the bar. Bartender asked for my order, and then had to ask for it again after 5 mins. Finally brought it to me, but we had continued frustrations with the check service. No one would grab our card and so we dropped cash and left. So confusing after we'd had such a good time the night before. 4 stars bc the service and food on Friday was actually really good.

Came in with a couple of friends on a Saturday evening and we were seated right away. The ambiance…read moreis lively with things on the wall to keep my eyes wandering. Our server was nice and attentive. The reason for the 3 stars is the food, it's average. I'll speak to the plates I tried, which were the Po Boy and the Red Snapper plate. Neither of those dishes stood out, where I could taste delight while eating them. I didn't feel they were made with love, moreso this is what it is. Another friend ordered the rib platter, which the meal was big in size, they could finish it.

This is the best Italian sub in the entire town. No questions about it. A true masterpiece…read more Junes hot crackers are one of the simplest yet creative side snacks I have seen at any restaurant. Never would have thought I'd be ordering saltines before but here I am. The ambience of the place is an old school Irish pub that's kind of a lost treasure nowadays. If you ever have the pleasure of visiting this place when there's live music you are in for a treat. The beer is cheap, the people are kind, and the food is great. Must try.

Such a different vibe between daytime and night. My husband and I stopped in around 230pm, and it…read morewas fairly dead. We joked that it was the most un-Irish Irish pub. People were very nice, but it just felt like any other dive bar. Then after a day of pub crawling we went back around 9pm - and it was hopping! Live band was great, and the Korey Hunt from Luke Combs' band got up to play for awhile. It's definitely a spot we'll come back to whenever we're in town.

The staff members were friendly and provided great service. The bartender made excellent top shelf…read moremargaritas. The food was plentiful and tasty and there were lots of celiac-safe gluten free choices. The restaurant was very comfortable. The restroom was clean. What more could you want?!

We were visiting from Texas and decided to stop here since everything else in this "mall" was…read moreclosed. Is it a Virgina thing to not turn on ac during summer or why are all restaurant always hot to the point you're passing out? Water is also served without ice and as it is it's already hot in there. Once our waitress came by she wasn't very attentive. Drinks were not great. I should've stuck with a coke or something. Food- I got the tacos al pastor. NGL for being up North I was impressed by the flavor. Unfortunately,once the tacos made it to the table it was hard to even eat them since the tortilla were all soggy. The meat shouldn't have that much juice if it's really cooked on a trompo but ‍. Then to add salsa,slaw and piña on top of that? Again the tortilla were soggy and falling apart. Would I recommend this place? No not really

Trin had some great nachos and wraps this time we came. Had to go with the classic bold rock…read morepitcher too. I love on nice days when they open up the big glass windows and there's so much "outdoor" seating. Downstairs bathrooms are fairly clean but don't venture upstairs. At night, Trin 3 (third floor) can get packed and sometimes you can get to the DJ booth but usually not. Waiters during the day are super chill too. Would recommend for their Happy Hour 12-4 for half off spin dip and other appetizers. Drink deals too. Dogs are allowed!!!

Honestly this is just a college bar Looks like was originally an Irish concept that they…read moreabandoned Not real big and staff was average Nothing that stood out to come back to Food was average

The Fox Den has been open for about six weeks now; we were really glad to see a sports bar open up…read morenear us. We visited for the first time tonight to watch some basketball and check it out. We sat at the bar and service from the bar manager was commendable. It's a good place to watch whatever game, match, or fight you're looking forward to - there are a ton of TVs all over the place. The main "watch party" screen is probably 12 feet across. The food was...ok. Originally we thought about trying the nachos, but they come with two sauces that we weren't sure about and we were told that they couldn't put them on the side. So we ended up ordering a burger and a fried chicken sandwich. The burger itself was good, though for some reason they couldn't add lettuce and tomato to it, despite the fact that there's a salad on the menu. This inability or unwillingness to make small, easy modifications to dishes was kind of odd and off-putting. Both of our sandwiches included fries; these were very generic and definitely came from a bag in the freezer. Guac was an expensive addition ($4) and was pretty bland - definitely needed more lime, garlic, and salt. Draft beer options are a limited - there are six taps and one of them is devoted to prosecco. That's an...interesting choice. Guinness is on tap and they do half-and-half pints which is cool. There are a couple of mini soccer fields on the side of the building that could be cool. It was mentioned that they might be intended for kids' birthday parties and an adult social league or something, but they're not yet open. The Den is close to us, so we'll probably try them again. We hope that the food situation improves a bit as they're open a little longer and smooth things out.

My husband and I were in town, and as a Chelsea fan, was looking for a place to watch the FA cup…read more We went in here, and the staff was just amazing - even bought some merch! We mainly had drinks, but did grab nuggets and fries to snack on, and both were very good.

My birthday dinner was a calzone from Crozet Pizza at BB. Normally it is very good, but look at…read morewhat they served me. It is upside down intentionally so you can see how badly burned the calzone was. It never should have left the restaurant. Shame on them!!!! Most of it was thrown away. Thank goodness that the Caesar salad was good.

I don't know what happened here, didn't National Geographic rate it the best pizza in the world? I…read morewouldn't rate it the best pizza on the corner - not even close. All I can say is thank goodness we tried this place before we brought anyone with us. It would have been embarrassing : The crust was ok, not great. The base sauce was bland and, on my pizza, undetectable. Come on, how can you not taste pesto? The topping combinations are uninspired and flavorless, and the wait is long, long, long. Staff were friendly but you didn't come here for them. Outdoor seating area is nice, so have a drink and enjoy that. Eat something tasty before or after - you won't find it here. Yelp sort by newest ratings to get a true idea of what this place is like now.

As a four-time visitor, I've found that while the food here is consistently flavorful and…read moreinventive, the value proposition remains a mixed bag. This is particularly true for the wine program; for a venue with such a massive retail selection, the curated menu feels surprisingly stingy. I had high hopes for their Cheese Board, but unfortunately, it mirrored my general experience here: great flavors, questionable value. The Highlights: The presentation on the bamboo board is lovely. The bread was exceptionally fresh and flavorful, and the fruit accompaniments; Persimmon, guava, grapes, and strawberry, offered a bright, acidic contrast that paired well with the selections. The Letdowns: Zero Transparency: The cheeses weren't listed on the menu, and the server didn't offer any information on what was being served. Half the joy of a professional board is the "story" knowing the origins and profiles. We were left entirely in the dark. The "Bread-to-Cheese" Ratio: Most of the selections were hard cheeses, and the two soft cheeses provided were literally the size of a quarter. Every sample was sliced remarkably thin. While the bread portion was generous, there wasn't nearly enough cheese or fruit to sustain it. It felt less like a cheese service and more like a bread board with a cheese garnish. Bottom Line: The Crush Pad clearly has access to great ingredients, but the portions should be more than "tastes." I want to love this place, but the value for the price just isn't quite there.

There is elegance and comfort to be found in Crush Pad Wines, in the downtown mall in…read moreCharlottesville. They have an excellent wine selection with a knowledgeable staff to back up any questions you ask. I did not expect there to be a full kitchen, and was pleasantly surprised at the quality of food we ordered. The Mushroom Crostinis in particular played into the refined vibe the entire bar was giving off. A fun stop for a quick glass of wine, or a seated meal that will be accompanied by excellent taste.