I have lived in Gordon Square for 3 years and have frequented Stone Mad until recently. The structure and patio are architectural dreams, but that is the extent of it. I have received the worst service of my life at Stone Mad by the rudest server I have ever encountered and the food is often cold and under seasoned. Go for a drink - but don't stay for dinner read more

After bouncing around a few bars, I was hungry and bored. I'm so glad I decided to come here! There was decent parking, which actually surprised me. When I went in the side entrance, the waitstaff was extremely nice even though I decided to eat at the bar. I decided to have the daily soup (a bisque with corn and meat) and the daily pizza (goat cheese and bacon!). The food was served very quickly- I think it took the kitchen staff less than a minute to prepare the soup. The food was really good and definitely worth the price. ($6 and $12, respectively). I decided to try an irish coffee, but it wasn't for me. The care that the bartenders had for promptly and expertly making drinks was nice. They also definitely know their booze! Overall, this was a great end to an otherwise boring night. read more

Got to say this place is wonderful. Inside or outside you can't go wrong. Large party room, upstairs private party and they even have Bocci ball too. The drinks were excellent they had a little twist of an original Bloody Mary with beef broth. Had a full brunch meal and all super. The service was great too. The prices won't kill you... Make this a stop and you'll won't regret... read more

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A really lovely neighbourhood pub. I had a blueberry lemonade martini.... so good! Cool atmosphere and friendly service. read more

Stone Mad Pub - Blueberry lemonade martini - Pubs Near Me - Cleveland, Ohio

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I was in Cleveland for the RNC and decided to find a good place for lunch outside of the main convention area. My friend brought me to Stone Mad Pub and I had a fantastic meal! We sat on the outside patio which was made completely of stone. I had one of the best burgers of my life - the Black and Blue Burger along with a Black & Tan. Our server was Nina who was absolutely charming and offered exceptional service. A great dining experience overall - Highly recommended!! read more

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Hands down one of the best patios in Cleveland, absolutely love it! I went there for a weekday lunch. The food was great and the summer drink specials were very yummy! I had the turkey sandwich and the raspberry lemonade complete with booze! Yum! read more

Stone Mad Pub - Summer drink special, yum! - Pubs Near Me - Cleveland, Ohio

Really enjoyed the Restaurant and its atmosphere .. Staff very friendly .. Drinks were good, my Burger was Outstanding, tasted my husbands Beef Brisket and wasn't impressed at all , reminded me of being cooked all day in Grandmas Slow Cooker with potatoes and carrots .. Very disappointed that it wasn't cooked slow and low over a smokey wood with a good rub on it. The Bocce Ball Cake we shared was delicious and surprisingly light. Enjoyed our dinner, will go back for another burger, or their Cod ~ which the the gentleman sitting at the table next to us said, "it was really delicious!" read more

Great food! Their mac and cheese is superb. Our waitress, Char (?), was excellent! We noticed they grew a few of their own herbs were grown outside. Definitely a nice touch. Only down side was that unfortunately, there was no soap in the women's restroom yesterday. read more

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Very cool decor in three different styles (pub, patio and bocce area). We sat on the patio, which is awesome and unique, for a great meal on a summer evening in the CLE. We ordered the Bacon and Brussels sprouts and the Chicken Paprikash Dip with pretzels for starters. Both were delicious. We had the Pot Pie Special for Wednesday, Famous Beef Brisket, and Shepard's Pie, all of which we would highly recommend. The apple fennel slaw really complimented the brisket sandwich. The Shepard's pie was made with lamb and was well seasoned. One of my kids ordered the pizza margarita, which was good but not great (head to Il Rionne across the street for Italian as this is Irish Pub). read more

I love the ambiance - the outside courtyard is one of a kind. I had the Mussels - very good. Warning. The side dish of Brussels sprouts is NOT the same as the appetizer Brussels sprout dish. The side is just steamed or boiled. Very bland. Not sure why there would be 2 different Brussels sprout dishes on the menu. read more

Love the patio, but disappointed in the service. On a recent visit had to send back my Mac 'n cheese twice because it was not hot. Received apologies but no compensation for the inconvenience. read more

Was berated by a bar tender and refused service for ordering an Irish car bomb on Saint Patrick's day. Was told "it's not their style". Take the stick out of your butt snow flake. I've probably spent upwards of a thousand dollars at this bar in the last few months since moving to Ohio city and will not be returning. read more

Delicious and unique food! Brussels sprouts are a must. The atmosphere is so much fun. Well worth the stop if you're in the area.

Best pub in Cleveland! Burgers are excellent, fish is delicious, and the service is great.

What a gem ! Met a friend from long ago here and was truly amazed at how great it was. So nice to be at a real local hangout. Food was amazing. The patio was rustic and inviting. Service was quick, polite and very gracious. If I lived in the area this would be my to go to place!!! read more

LOVE Stone Mad!! Great summer spot for hanging on the patio having a few drinks...also awesome in the winter! Bocci ball court inside is always fun. Also the food and service is always great. read more

I so wanted Stone Mad to be better. We live only a few hundred yards away and watched the construction with excitement. However, we hardly ever go there despite the close proximity. On the good side: The space is beautiful with all the glass and stone work reflecting an artisan spirt that you just don't see in new build anymore. A summer drink on the pation is relaxing and refreshing. But the bad outweighs. Mostly I guess it just has a weird vibe. The service is pretty consistently slow, but there's something more than that....hard to put a finger on but .... vaguely unwelcoming. A door guy who seems both overly familiar and subtly hostile simultaneously. And the food. OK.... but as many others have noted.... the home fries just aren't very good. Just get some french fires already. You'll catch me here 4-5 times a year. Drinks only. Summer only. But I won't go if I expect to need table service for food or in the winter. read more

My husband and I went to Stone Mad Pub today for lunch. We were very pleased with the food & service. The food we ordered was excellent. Best Corned Beef sandwich in town!! We will be back with friends ! read more

I don't think I came on a particularly good day at all. I don't know why there's such a hype about this place other than the location. When we went into the restaurant, I was pretty disappointed in the fact that there was a wait. I definitely wasn't in the mood for a wait, and I was having some major back pain from the bench inside. Then, we were seated outside on the patio. The stone seating and tables were awful for my back and completely threw off my night. I guess that appeals to some people because it's unique, but I was really uncomfortable and in pain the whole night. The service was so-so. We were at the restaurant far too long because the service was so slow. When the servers arrived with our food, I was pretty disappointed in it. My salad was pretty good and I'm glad they had a good selection of salads. However, the pizza everyone raves about was dry and burnt. I split a small pizza with another person and we couldn't finish it because we didn't like it at all. The crust was awful and the toppings didn't make up for it. I couldn't get out of there fast enough. At least there was great parking! read more

Great place! This was my first time here and it was nice to discover that Stone Mad had their own private parking lot. There was even a nice man helping the cars park. I met a few friends there and we were on a waiting list to be seated outside on the patio, so we grabbed drinks at the bar to kill time. We didn't have to wait very long to be seated, which was nice. THE PATIO WAS AWESOME! The tables are made of stone, hence the name. Super cool idea. The bathrooms are also decked out with an artist's touch of tiled unicorns and such. I enjoyed the decor. As for the food, also a treat. Loved the Brie appetizer! The Salmon BLT was delicious and the apple fennel cole slaw was also very good. The prices weren't too bad either. The reason I'm giving Stone Mad 4 out of 5 is because the service was slow as molasses. Also, if you sit outside on the patio, don't plan on inviting anyone else out, bc they don't have extra sitting space and can't bring extra chairs outside. I guess that's what i get for assuming. Bummer.. All in all, I will definitely be back read more

Love the atmosphere and decor in this surprisingly large restaurant. Big patio with stone tables and seating (padded) roaring fireplace, fountain and fairy lights to make a summer evening special. Too bad the smokers ruined it. The smell from those smoking nearby was more than off putting which is why I give this only 3 stars. House salad was decent, would try different salad, side of brussel sprouts with bacon bits and malt vinegar was fair, not too flavorful honestly, side of home fries was forgettable and the braised pork belly over polenta was beautifully presented, the sauce was like bbq sauce with mustard added which was a little disappointing. Our waitress did not come around to check our meal nor check on the status of our drinks; felt we should hurry on out although it was not busy. I'd go again, sit inside and try the daily special. read more

I've been here three times now- each trip has been a treat. The specialty cocktails are delightful and always worth it. Everything I have ordered has been perfectly prepared and absolutely tasty. The only thing I have been less than thrilled with was the shepherds pie- but I am not a huge fan of lamb. This was my own fault. I suggest the colcannon if you've never had it. Very tasty read more

The beer selection here is good, the pizza is real yummy, but the Irish food is real good. I got the bangers and mash and the gravy was to die for! However, their mac and cheese didn't have any cheese in it, so I'd say ask for recommendations and stick with that. Overall, the atmosphere is fun! They have bocce courts inside so you can get your game on and the servers are pretty quick and friendly! read more

Two words: Stay. Away. What a terrible experience. To preface, I've worked in the food service industry. This was by far the worst experience I recall having, and the first time I've left without leaving a tip. Problem #1: We showed up on time with reservations for 7:30. We'd asked for the patio. When we checked in they informed us that they don't reserve space on the patio. This would have been useful information when the reservations were made and the person on the phone said it wouldn't be a problem to be seated on the patio. Problem #2: They weren't ready for us when we got there. It was Sunday evening. I'm not sure how you can take reservations, and not be ready when a group arrives. We ended up sitting at the bar while they took over 40 minutes to find a space (that had been available from the time we walked in) to seat us. Problem #3: While at the bar, I ordered an Old Fashioned. The bartender, who splashed liquid all over anyone in the "Splash Zone" (this area being located anywhere along the bar) gave me his version of an Old Fashioned. Bourbon garnished with an orange and a cherry. It was pathetic. I tried paying him several times, but he never showed me the attention to even get paid, so I didn't pay for it. Problem #4: We were finally seated nearly an hour after arriving, again, in an area that had been available from the time we had arrived. It. Was. Stiffling. No AC. No fans. We were right by the kitchen. Very uncomfortable. We kept out menus to fan ourselves. Problem #5: The waitress finally took our drink order nearly an hour after we'd arrived. When you order pop there, it comes in a 7.7 oz can. You have to open and pour your own. They charge per can; no free refills like every other restaurant anywhere. Problem #6: The menu was tiny (less than 10 items). Before we ordered, the waitress (whose poor service I'll address later) informs us that nearly half the items are unavailable, but that more expensive options were. One appetizer that cost about $9 was gone, but there was an $18 replacement. Some people call that bait-and-switch. Others, fraud. Problem #7: This was the first of our problems with our waitress. We had a party of only ten. We asked for separate checks. This would have led to five separate checks, total. She informed us that it would just be "too much work" for her, and that at most she'd do three separate checks. This was when I decided she'd be getting less than 15% for a tip. As a former server, I learned you don't inconvenience the table. Had she split up the check as we'd asked, she would have scored at least 20% from me. Problem #8: One member of our party had ordered soup. She asked that it be brought out before her meal. The waitress informed us she was too busy (there was only one other group seated in our area, and the patio was not busy), and that she wouldn't bring the soup out early because it was "just too crazy." Again, I've worked in food service. You know how to serve soup? You pour a ladle-sized scoop in a bowl, put it on a plate with some crackers, and take it out. It's not rocket science, and it takes 45 seconds. Problem #9: The restaurant wasn't busy. No one in our group ordered anything complicated. With the exception of one burger, everything was wraps and salads. It took over an HOUR to get our food out. I've made salads and wraps. It doesn't take long. By the time our food came out, we'd already been there TWO AND A HALF HOURS. Problem #10: Our waitress was remarkably inattentive. Drinks sat empty. Problem #11: When the food came, it was unexceptional. Mostly bland and flavorless. Several items had to be sent back because they were sitting on an unheated area of the dining counter and were cold. Problem #12: Their home fries, which I'd paid an extra $3.50 for, were freezing. They also weren't home fries. Problem #13: When my salad arrived, I was informed no eggs were on my salad (they were out). The only things listed as being on the salad on the menu were eggs, bacon, tomato, and dressing. I'd like to know ahead of time, if not shortly after I place my order that 25% of the ingredients are missing. Problem #14: After spending nearly 3 hours there, mostly waiting to eat and sweating, we finally got the bill. Just one check. The waitress told us we could split it up ourselves. For ten people. One member of our party took the 20 minutes to do what our waitress couldn't while we waited nearly 90 minutes for our food. During this time, she repeatedly came to the table to see if he was done, and smirked over at us from the corner while she stood around doing NOTHING. Problem #15: This was for a birthday, and we'd brought cupcakes. They tried to charge a cake-cutting fee. FOR CUPCAKES. What a poorly-run business. Doesn't honor reservations, give proper service, or serve good food or alcohol, but will try to charge bogus fees. I'm glad they didn't have a mandatory tip. We left none. Will never return again. Stay away! read more

One of the most unique restaurants or bars in Cleveland. The patio is a must visit in the summer.

This hidden jewel was a great find. Went there as a part of a group. Although no one greeted us at the door or even asked us where we were going, we found are way and the staff handling our group greeted us and was very personal. Omg can I say the Brisket sandwich was AWESOME!!! It is now one of my favorite dishes. I was a little upset that the gratuity charge was not explained up front and was added to my bill after I received the check. But over all I really enjoyed my visit and will be back for another Brisket Sandwich soon. read more

Absolutely loved this place as a 3rd cousin to the owner Pete he was well loved as a man and a friend. Gorgeous place we visited for his wake thank god they are keeping it open great Guinness too thank you Pete for this bar and the tree house as well thank you again read more

This is two stars for one reason. The service is terrible. The good: The atmosphere is amazing. Clearly, the owners spent a zillion bucks turning this into a great place to sit with your mates and have a pint, maybe listen to a traditional band. The patio is incredible! The carved stone seats and tables are just incredible masonry work. The food is pretty tasty. My friend got a French bread pizza with pepperoncini and pepperoni (more on this later) and a pint of Guinness. By all accounts, it was tasty, very zesty, but not uncomfortably so. I ordered the turkey club sandwich which was very good. The turkey was real slices of roasted and then grilled turkey, not some shady luncheon meat crap, and the bread was thick, crusty goodness. It also comes with bacon, 2 kinds of cheese, lettuce, tomatoes and mayo. Very tasty, if a bit hard to eat...it's a very tall sandwich. The Odd: The sides available are kind of strange...specifically, they don't have french fries for their sandwiches or burgers. There are "homefries" that were crispy, lacking salt, and just strange. When I asked our waitress, "you don't have french fries?" she replied, "we don't have a deep fryer." Which I though was odd. A pub that ignores the Fryolated Arts (thank you, Tony Bourdain!) is strange to me. But whatever...when in Rome. The bad: While I cannot speak for the bar or inside seating, the service on the patio is horrible. When we arrived, our waitress spilled a glass of water on the table. No big deal, right? She apologized for the error and disappeared for 20 minutes. When she finally came back, I asked "Are there any specials tonight?" A perfectly reasonable restaurant question. As if she was burdened to answer the question, she replied, "Ha...yah...ah..NOPE!" and walked away. Finally, she came back, took our drink orders and 15 minutes later, they arrived. As we had plenty of time to make our selections, we said, "OK, we're ready to order, too." She sighed loudly, and walked away, to return another 10 minutes later. My sidekick ordered his "pepperoni and pepperoncini pizza," and due to the challenges of alliteration, tripped over the word "pepperoncini." The waitress, clearly some sort of linguistics expert, again let out a very annoyed *SIGH* and said, "Just so you know, it's pronounced "pepper-on-CHEE-nee." That was it for me. I finished my meal and drink, and voted my displeasure with the gratuity, or lack thereof. I personally do NOT believe the axiom "The customer is always right." In fact, when I was a waiter in high school and college, I know the customer is seldom right...you just don't ever make them feel like they're wrong. If I wanted service this bad, I would have gone to "Dick's Last Resort" in the Flats, circa 1999. Great atmosphere, decent grub, but the service is so overwhelmingly bad, take your pub dollar to any of the other Irish pubs on the West Side. It'll be much more appreciated. read more

I'd say 3.5...well, but maybe the full 4, because I had, overall, a 4-star night even though it wasn't fully Stone Mad's doing (I was with a great group, and....heavily imbibed!). Good for a group outing when you aren't really on a time crunch and want to partake of the Detroit-Shoreway area. Pros: -Open, expansive atmosphere. Many rooms, one of which boasts bocce ball but I did not lay my eyes on it. -It has one of those distinctive "good smells" (not sure of what: mussels? bread? butter sauce?) that permeated the place. -There is a parking lot, although it was too crowded for us to find a spot. -Pickles for the table! -A number of good beers on draft and even more in bottles. -Delicious appetizers: try the brie (OMG), the banana peppers, and the (grilled) buffalo tenders. -Seafood special--linguine with shrimp, mussels, and scallops--was finger-licking good. Not that I ate the pasta with my hands. I did use (and lick) my hands, however, while eating the deliciously garlicky bread it came with. -Affordable. -Really nice bathroom! -Just an overall good atmosphere, an attentive bartender, nice stained glass windows, and a waiter whose face didn't ENTIRELY give away how impatient he was with us. Cons: -An hour and a half wait. Are you kidding me?!?! This caused me to probably order much more to drink than I needed, so I didn't really notice it. But it was in the back of my mind. -We were cranky when we finally did get a table so it was rough-going (see above re: waiter) until we got some apps in our gullets. -They were out of about half the beers requested by us -- mostly seasonal Oktoberfests. This caused a loud clamor at our table, and the ladies had to shush the men. Embarrassing but funny. -Not a huge selection of food. Also a rather limited selection of wine, from what I saw on the menu. -NO FRIES. Kill me now. According to the waiter, they had no deep-fryer (and no microwave, not like I care about that), and everything is made to order. Good concept...but bad when you consider the lack of yummy deliciousness they could put out and don't. They had home fries. Fail. whatever. I like them for breakfast, but not alongside my burger. Oh, and they were extra, of course. read more

To begin with I don't really mind paying 6.50 for a well poured Guiness and the gent behind the bar pours the best pint I have had since I was in Dublin. According to the bartenders in Ireland the foam should be just as wide as a bishops collar and the pour here is spot on. 5 stars for the beer. I have not tried the food so I can't comment on that. Why did I take two stars away? Apparently the owner enjoys his Guiness.....a lot.....at the bar.....drunk. No no no no no. It ruined the evening. Loud, obnoxious, and drunk. I will be back, but I won't step in the door if he is there again. read more

Went for the first time and was not disappointed! I had the Shepards Pie which was fantastic, my husband had crab cakes and shrimp gumbo. We were both very happy with the meal and atmosphere. Can't wait to go back in the summer! read more

For a truly disgusting dining experience, be sure to visit the Stone Mad Pub on w.65th in Cleveland. Tonight, I attended their "clam bake" with family. Recently, at "Oysterfest" held there, (luckily manned by mostly outside vendors) I made the grave mistake of getting a last-minute burger from them, and was treated to a pasty, pink-slime-esque, incomprehensively greasy slab on an ice-cold bun coated with a layer of pus-like white cheese- the "only way it's available" according to the "chef." "If you don't like it, scrape it off!" I was told. But that's another story... Tonight was no better. Strike that- FAR worse... The clams were obviously microwaved to warm them up because I had to spit out most of them I tried due to extreme toughness and dryness- like old, cold chewing gum. The clam broth was grey and impossibly, shockingly salty and devoid of flavor. The chicken was also lacking in seasoning and disappointingly dry and old-tasting, like wet cardboard. This trait was shared by my wife's bland, tough steak, (ordered med and delivered rare) which she sent back because she couldn't even cut it- WITH HER STEAK KNIFE. She then waited an additional half-hour for another that was basically the same. the rest of us had long since finished eating (what we could.) No apology offered by staff. I might add, the one ounce of steak sauce she recieved was so vile (like ketchup, mustard, and cigarette ashes mixed together) that we had to stop at at Starbuck's to get something to cleanse our pallettes. (Now THAT'S desperate.) Not including drinks, our tab was over 77 bucks. The waitress apologized, and suggested we talk to the owner, Pete. "No," I replied, noting he was drinking and entertaining friends on his indoor bocce court, "looks like he's busy..." Besides, if he cared about what customers thought, things would've gotten better over the past couple of years. (A friend of mine was the chef there, but he left because of "creative differences with the owner." Yeah...) Anyway- Moral of story: DON'T GO THERE... EVER!! PS- Various other things: Brisket- overpriced and underseasoned. Wine pours- averaging around $9.00 per (!!) in a working-class neighborhood. Our server, (sarcastically) "You pay for the ambiance." Wink-wink. Pickles on the table instead of bread/rolls?? Perfect with wine/beer- if you want to vomit before dinner, that is. read more

I've eaten here twice and probably won't be back. It does have a cool patio, but the food and especially the service are nothing to get excited over. Last time I ate there we had to wait 45 minutes for our appetizer and the waiter didn't apologize or anything. Also, there were maybe about 4 full tables at the time so there was really no excuse. Because there are other good options in the same neighborhood, I'd rather try somewhere else next time. read more

Love this place. Delicious food, nicest bartenders around (Nick, Joe, Pat, Jared all the best) and the patio is the coolest. Recommend the pizza and whatever their daily special is. read more

I strictly come here for the pecan bourbon with ginger beer. Aside from this, I would come for the ambiance - not the food. The patio is pretty sweet. Anyways, I recently added a puppy to the mix. Many patios in the Gordon square area are dog friendly. I walked the pup here for a drink and when asking if they allowed dogs on the patio, the waiter was aggressively rude. It's cool - but no need to be a jerk. Not puppy friendly. Moving on....won't return. read more

Best bar I have ever been at. Pete Leneghan did a great job building this diamond in the rough. This will probably be one of the best known bars in America in another 5 years. Amayzing burgers and food. Service is outstanding. What other bar you know that has a bouche ball court in it. This bar I have to say is Top of the line. Like Pete would say she mighty fine. read more

Ok, where should I start..... First let me say I love the fact that they had a fire going on the coldest day yet.12/15/2016. The decor was beautiful! The food was quit another story. First I wanted to sit in front of the fire, that was obviously a problem for the bartender. We settled on the 3rd table in the discussion. It's not like they were busy only one other table taken. The table I wanted was reserved. My associate ordered a well done hamburger with mushrooms. The meat was only cool, the bun tasted stale. I had a salad with chicken, the chicken was barley warm. The people next to us had steaming hot food served and hot bread. We were not even asked if we wanted bread. I asked the waitress for bread and butter it came to us half stale and cold. The split pea soup was wonderful though. This place is by know means cheap, my bill for salad with chicken and a cup of soup was $34.00 with a 20% tip. Personally, I think the bartender had a bit of an attitude. I know, I for one, will never go back. read more

What an amazing BEAUTIFUL Pub! Our first time here, after a movie at The Capital Theater. We loved the food, the atmosphere and everything about it. It was too cool to eat on the patio, but that looked so fun. The decor is amazing, don't miss the beautifully appointed bathrooms downstairs, or the walls, blown glass all over, light fixtures..and everything that is beautifully done in this pub. A real gem....located off the beaten path..but so worth a visit! read more

The only redeeming thing about this place was the amazing device from Emma and remarkable atmosphere. Let me say how excited I was to go to stone mad tonight for the first time, the weather was fantastic and I was totally looking forward to a great patio experience. Well let's just says that didn't happen on any level! It started when Emma brought my first glass of wine clearly under poured so I ordered another the next glass came out more than double the size of the first one ! Then after sitting at the table for more then an hour for food Emma came over and explained the kitchen was very swamped due to a huge reservation and she was so sorry that our appetizer has still not come out and it had been over an hour. My thought is if you know you have a big reservation then call in more staff. Finally at an hour an fifteen minutes our appetizers arrive some pathetic cold excuse for a pork slider not even one bite on our food came that clearly had been sitting in a window or on a grill side for a long period of time. Needless to say the manager comped only the appetizer I payed almost $100 for food and and all around evening I hated! There are plenty of patios in Cleveland do yourself a favor skit stone mad the only thing it will make you is being mad after a BAD experience !!! read more

Let's see... where do I begin? Well, I guess I can start with the menu, which left A LOT to be desired... very few items to choose from and very over priced. When we did settle upon a selection, the food itself turned out to be pretty good, the brisket was juicy and the mac & cheese was delicious, but the waiter had as much personality as the napkin that wrapped my utencils: white, clean and BORING! But I didn't come for the service, I came to watch my friend play his music up front at the bar - but they seated us waaaaay in the back, where we couldn't hear him at all. But we heard the people playing bocci ball right behind us - we heard them for a good 30 minutes, right in our ears... Back to the food for a second - we also ordered the hash browns, which we asked them to be served crispy - and they were - but when we asked for a side of ketchup - the waiter almost looked offended... apparently, he's never tried the tasteless morsels that they call hash browns - they needed some kind of flavor... When he finally did bring us the ketchup (10 minutes later after we reminded him twice and our hash browns were cold), he literally only brought a teaspoon full. "Please sir, may I have some more...ketchup," again he looked offended, or maybe this time it was annoyed, he came back with another teaspoon full... I gave up on the ketchup and the hashbrowns at that point. We finished our dinner and made our way to the front to watch our friend play (he did a fantastic job, BTW - Porter Sharks, they're an Irish Band - check them out), we watched them until about 10:30 pm, then decided it was time to go. We made our way out onto the beautiful and impressive stone patio, we admired the cobble-stoned parking lot as we made our way to our car at the rear of the parking lot... We finally got to our car, and to our surprise, guess what we found? Our passenger-side window smashed and our vehicle ran-sacked! Luckily they didn't take anything (we brought our valuables inside), but this IS going to cost me $200 to get my vehicle fixed. So if you go there on a Friday night (or any night, I would imagine), don't park in the last parking spot next to the abandoned house in the back - you'll likely be paying for a lot more than just your meal. (which is already over-priced!) read more