Nice little pub downtown 15th street. Very spacious, lots of different items to choose from on the…read moremenu. Lots of holiday food and beer to choose from also. Service was friendly, the ladies at the bar were very fun and interactive with the customers. Feels like a family atmosphere inside the pub. Check them out.

First I must say we discovered this place in old downtown Plano while exploring DART's new Silver…read moreLine. We would have never come here if not for that DART train ride. We sat on the patio, which is adjacent to a small park area with a stage. There was an event happening in the park, so we got to see some live entertainment to boot. After a couple of delicious draft beers, we had steak frites and a Fillmore salad. Both were very good. The salad had a lot of fresh cooked bacon in it and I probably could have done without the grilled chicken I added to the order. Homemade salad dressing were very good. Service was friendly and pleasant and no one rushed us at all. I would come here again if Plano continues to be a part of DART.

Really enjoyed the Tavern. Can't wait to go back. Came by on our way to a nearby Comedy Club. Liked…read morethe appetizer selection.

Went to the little place a few weeks ago because we were in the mood for some really good Irish…read morefood. Sadly, if I wanted really good Irish food, or even just mediocre Irish food, I should have went somewhere else. Let's start with the Reuben egg rolls. There were 3 of them for $11. Sadly this was the start of the crappy experience. These were three of the smallest, greasiest, unfilled "spring" rolls I've ever had. They need to learn the difference between an egg roll and a spring roll. As far as the filling? No Swiss cheese was to be found, there were three strings of sauerkraut in each one, and the smallest, little sliver of corned beef was in HALF of each spring roll. As an added bonus, they were served on a plate in a puddle of grease. While the puddle of grease was the original turn off, the first bite of these little flavorless, unfilled, pieces of crap, was the icing on the cake. The guiness stew was mediocre at best, and the curry was nothing like good, McDonnell's Irish curry. The Currey was obviously "made" from a packet of Indian food one can pick up at Walmart. Overall I highly recommend going someplace else if you want good, traditional Irish food.

Here's a hint, foods good- get it to go. If you stay and…read moredrink with your food and haven't had a conversation about pricing, drinks will be whatever price they make up depending on who is serving. I've had the same drink for $10, for $12 and surprisingly the same drink for $25 each ... who knows which way the wind blows!

Stopped by on the way to an event next door and it's such a fun bar. Bartenders are friendly, it…read moregets busy and they're still attentive and good at remembering your name. Mussels were good, great prices for alcohol in the area.

My friend and I picked this spot looking for someplace we could get appetizers and visit without…read morehuge crowds. We scored! It is more bar than restaurant and was a terrific location. There are quite a few tvs to watch your favorite game and the drinks and appetizers were great. My favorite was the loaded tots, which were very flavorful. The homemade chips were good as were the wings. The fried pickles were my least favorite but still good. We will definitely be back!

Much better experience because I sat inside. Food is always good. I like that there is a TV and…read moremusic inside.

Stopped by today for lunch with my son. It is self seating and you order up at the bar area…read more Service was great, the lady working up front greeted us right away and was very friendly. The restaurant itself has a real cool hip vibe, definitely up my alley. I ordered myself the beer cheese-steak (with fries) and a blue sapphire cocktail - these. were. AMAZING! They even have a "micro brewers menu" aka kids menu, my son chose the mini smashburgers with chips. He loved it so much, there was nothing left on his plate at the end. They have a bunch of board games available to use while dining so my son and I grabbed a Jurassic Park matching game, this was a super fun activity to do together while munching away. We had a wonderful time here and will surely be back soon. :)

I'll start with the positives, this location has so much potential! I love that there's a brewery…read moreright on Main Street. What a fantastic addition to the community. The decor and theme are inspired by New Orleans/Creole/Cajun vibes, and it's beautifully put together. The layout of the location is a slight "L" shape, so seating can be a bit limited during busy times. It's a seat-yourself setup, and they provide QR codes at the tables for you to place your order and pay when you're ready. Now, onto the food and service. Unfortunately, the wait for both food and drinks were longer than expected, even as the rush began to die down. Our pretzel appetizer didn't arrive until near the end of our meal, and sadly, it was overcooked. Drinks The beer was great and a definite highlight of the experience. Here's what we ordered: Appetizers Giant Pub Pretzel ($13.99): A 12.05 oz pretzel served with signature beer cheese and beer mustard. Unfortunately, this dish was a disappointment. Despite being called "Giant," the pretzel was thin, and was a bit overcooked. While we enjoyed the beer cheese, the beer mustard could have stayed in the kitchen. Loaded Broccoli ($8.99): Steamed broccoli seasoned with Cajun spices, topped with melted cheese and your choice of chicken, beef, or pulled pork. I chose chicken, which was delicious and well-seasoned. However, the cheese was a huge letdown, it had an odd, roux-like texture and flavor that nearly made the dish inedible. Entrée Voo-Dill Pickle Pizza ($12.99): Made with roasted garlic pesto, fresh mozzarella, thick-cut pickles, and a special Voo-Dill seasoning. While the concept was intriguing, the execution fell short. The pizza crust was undercooked, and the pickles seemed like they were added at the very end instead of being baked with the pizza. The garlic pesto was the highlight of this dish. Desserts -King Cake Slice ($3.XX): Clearly store-bought and not made in-house. It also took a while to reach our table, which was odd considering it's pre-packaged. The kitchen area even had the King Cake box visible. Beignets ($7.99): Over-fried and served with icing that was overly lemony, which overpowered the dish. Side Order Jalapeño Slaw ($2.99): The star of the meal! It had the perfect balance of mayo and vinegar, with a fresh kick from the jalapeños and Cajun spices. I wish I had ordered more! I think this place has a lot of potential. The concept is fantastic, but the kitchen needs improvement. I do plan to return and give it another try because the space and the idea are great. Hopefully, next time the food lives up to the vision!

We were in a mood to eat burgers and found Stix on Yelp since we wanted to look at a new place, our…read moreregulars are Rodeo Goat and Kenney's. Had read great reviews which was reassuring. You have to seat yourself - there were enough vacant tables to pick from. Within a few minutes, our server was over and helped us narrow down on what we wanted to order. I went for a Crushed Velvet Mule in addition to Cali, Buffalo (both grilled versions) and Burg B Q. We told our server that between me and my wife, we will be sharing the chicken sandwich and hence requested that it be sliced into 2. Not only were the burgers sliced, it was served in separate plates with sides as well - that was a really nice touch. Cali was a bit bland, Buffalo and Burg B Q were both really nice. The drink was nice as well. There was live music but we were seated near a table that was pretty boisterous, could hardly hear anything. The outdoor seating overlooking greenery and events they do at the restaurant make the place quite different - we will definitely be back soon to try other options on the menu.

The #1 ordered item is the burger but it tasted like it was a frozen patty and the bun was stale…read more Somehow the chicken strips were equally disappointing. We didn't even finish our food and gave it to our dogs instead. The atmosphere was...gross and felt trashy with loud drunks. Daytime might be different but cheaper beer and much more enjoyable food is incredibly plentiful around here. We have no reason to return.

What's great spot for good food, drinks and service…read more Right when you walk inside you're greeted with a sense of coziness. Stopped in little after lunch time and surprised to see full bar and few tables. I had coconut with me so we sat outside on the patio. Roadie and Kat are very friendly and welcoming. They provided water dish for coconut. We ordered fried green beans and onion rings for appetizers. The green beans are addicting. I really didn't even need ranch for them. They were tasty on its own. If i see clam chowder it is a must to try. Was not disappointed, ordered ab extra cup Togo for a friend to try it out. The fish n chips just wow. The fish is so flakey and tender. I heard everything here is 99% made from scratch. You can tell the chef is very good. Will be back to visit Kat and Roadie. Even all the patrons are very friendly. Also to get more green beans, clam chowders and try other dishes!

Stopped by for a late night bite right before they stopped serving food. Chicken sandwich was…read moregreat, and I will say - and I'm a bit of a conneseiur - they made a GREAT Old Fashioned and had a great selection of hand-picked bourbons.

At last! I've found my spot for delicious scotch eggs! I love how light theirs is and that it comes…read morewith mustard sauce. The server was super nice and the kitchen prepared my meal fast! I got scotch eggs, a hot dog and Mac & cheese to go. All so very tasty.

Amazing service from Melany and the food was alright and beer was great as well with the atmosphereread more