The interior is comfortable and interesting. This is a great place to watch sports (especially with…read morethe World Cup going on now) with the many large televisions stationed around the restaurant. Parking is a bit tight. The staff was amazing today and want to give the bartender William a huge shout out. He was phenomenal and service like he provided is a huge attribute for a restaurant to have in my opinion. There are so many restaurants in this area and for me exceptional service plays a huge role in where I choose to return to and spend my money.

Better this time around. Went to watch a World Cup game, and there was no line, food came out…read morerelatively quickly. Vegetarian review: Burger with a Beyond Patty: not bad. I think I asked for sauce, like thousand island. Bun was good. Fries were great. Parking is easy.

Sly Fox Irish Pub is close to a classic dive bar. It's old timey to the point that the back door is…read morethe main entrance in. Small parking lot that may park about 5 cars and watch the street signs for parking. Pool table & full service bar. Mostly bar seating with a banquette along one wall. What made this bar cool is Sandra, la Reina de Moctezuma as she refers to herself. Breezy, lively, nonchalante, a bit coquettish to the "right guy", socially charming to her other guests. She creates her own story line to create her aura & drama. Author John Rechy, if he were straight, would have featured Miz Sandra in one of his novels like the City of Night. Ordered a pint of Guinness & Harp combination, but I didn't call it a "black & tan" in an Irish pub for historical reasons. But Sandra told me they don't have Harp, and suggested I do a Snake Bite instead which is half Guinness & Hard Cider. I opted for just Guinness since I wasn't in an experimental mood. Later, she was kind enough to let me sample a shot of the Strong Bow Hard Cider which was smooth, sweet, acidic with actual sour apple flavour. Next time I'll have to order the Snake Bite. Don't know how exactly Irish Sly Fox is with its grunge-garage rock music. But it's a good, unpretentious, local hang out. And of course, there's Sandra, la Reina de Moctezuma who is worth the visit. 4- stars

Great small pub, great service, small crowds not overly loud…read morebut good mix of rough characters and pretty ladies.

It's a great bar, however the gentleman serving drinks is very off putting and not friendly. you…read moreplace your order, and he stares at you no comments no interaction, nothing

First time here and Jonah was super friendly and helpful. The tots and grilled cheese are fire made…read moreme feel like. Kid again can't wait to come back

This place is amazing, the cocktails are done like they're meant to be enjoyed, the food will put…read moremeat on your bones, and the non-alcoholic cocktails are the closest to the real thing I've ever had. However, I saw all the review saying they're closed, so I swung by. Saturday, 3:54pm, and the scissor gate is closed. No answer at the phone number on apps. Booe it's open again soon!!!

My friend is partial to this watering hole so we popped in for a drink. The décor is cool and…read morereminded me of old school pubs in Europe. The establishment is huge, and you'll find it below sidewalk level. In addition to the main bar area there are several other rooms to hang out in, have a good time, and play pool. I imagine it gets lively at night. On the menu you'll find standard pup fare. We just had lunch so we ordered drinks instead. The bartenders were friendly and the background music was a mixture of classic rock & country. There are also TVs for your viewing pleasure. On our way out I saw the cutest dog in the outdoor beer garden. His name was Guinness. How apropos.

One of my go-to spots. Good food, drinks, friendly staff, and a fun vibe. It's also a great place…read moreto watch a game with friends. The bossam and budae jjigae are always a hit.

Nolza is the place you go for having fun time with friends with very good Korean food. This place…read morereminds me Korean "Pocha" with great vibe. They recently got a big outdoor screen so you can enjoy sports games. Highly recommend this place.

This was my first time visiting Wirtshaus while hanging out with some friends in LA, and I left…read morereally impressed. I ordered the Cordon Bleu Schnitzel with Brussels sprouts and spätzle on the side. The schnitzel was easily the highlight of the meal. I don't come across Cordon Bleu very often, so I was excited to try it, and it absolutely delivered. The Brussels sprouts were a great pairing, and while the spätzle was pretty simple with a light buttery flavor, it complemented the richness of the schnitzel well without overpowering it. The service was great throughout the night. Our food took a little longer than expected to come out, but it was a busy Friday night and our server kept us updated the entire time, which I really appreciated. My friend was also celebrating his birthday month and was given a free Beer Boot, which was a really fun touch. The atmosphere was lively and perfect for hanging out with friends. We were there while the NBA Finals were on, which made the restaurant feel even more energetic. One thing I also appreciated was how easy parking was, there was plenty of street parking both in front of the restaurant and across the street. Overall, Wirtshaus has a unique menu that you don't see very often, and I'll definitely be back to try more of it.

Used to go a lot to play Skat with my German journalist friends before the pandemic…read more Now: been back for the US-Ecuador game with friends yesterday - and was deeply disappointed by service, ambiance - we were in a back room with no air - and sadly the food also. There was nothing really authentic about their curry wurst. Despite the sauce was really good, I would never order again. I was cramped between others and as the designated driver, I asked for some ice water. The server, still expecting as all others, a tip of 18% plus, would not want to serve, he asked me to help myself on a water station. That would mean that all others would need to get up twice - for me to get a water. I understand that particularly during the World Cup, they do not need my/ our business. Thankfully, there are many options. I wow to never return.

Had a really fun time here watching the Mexico Korea World Cup match. Our server Stella was…read moreamazing and attentive and made the night especially great!

The ambience was very chill and the server we had was very upbeat and attentive. They have a wide…read moreselection of German beers and we tried two of them. They were pretty good. We didn't get a chance to order food so next time maybe we will try. Overall the party we attended had a good chill time outdoors. Pro tip* I recommend wearing flat shoes if you will be outside as the area is on a slanted paved area.

I've been here a few times but recently had dinner here with my coworkers. It hits every time and…read moreis a perfect place to drink, yap, and grub! it can get really crowded so definitely try and get here earlier if you can: There's always plenty of things to do though since it's at The Source and there's so many shops and photobooths while you wait. The restaurant is pretty huge but it gets super loud! The screens are always playing kpop groups with music playing and its always fun to watch. For food, I've tried a lot of their menu and everything is so good and shareable. The korean fried chicken is crispy, not dry, and seasoned so well! A favorite amongst the group was the beef intestine, which I've never had before and was pretty impressed by. It was super juicy and paired well with the scallions and sauce. Another favorite of the group was the corn cheese. It was like a pizza but corn cheese. My absolute tried and true is the pork belly. It is soo good, especially with the kimchi, peppers, and roasted garlic cloves. It definitely is my personal favorite on their menu! I can definitely see why this place is so popular!

Don't drink their water here...the tea water... leftover tea water gets poured into the trash can…read moreand rescooped into previously used pitchers.. basically they would pour the leftover water in the same bucket of water and rinse the pitcher in the same bucket of water and stack them up for resuse for next customer. And their hands go inside everything. They grab the rinsed pitcher, scoop the tea water and serve it. Also mind you, the tea water is inside those huge trash cans. AND when they were transferring the ice (from again those trash bins) they would lift it to pour all the ice in to the tea water bin and you can see all the dirty drippings from the outside wheels drip inside the container.. @.@ No its not a one time thing with one employee...they all knew the drill and did it like routine. Me and my friends watched the whole thing while we were just trying to enjoy some drinks at the bar. It was so disgusting, my friends wanted to pay and leave quickly but NO theres no way im paying for the drink i only had a couple sips of and couldn't finish. So i told the manager, didnt pay and left. He was not shocked ... wonder why. And now im just telling all my close friends not to go here... digusting.