This place is so cozy and great! I ended up grabbing drinks and ordering their home made beef jerky and the fish tacos. The beef jerky is soooo good! It is a must try! Their fish tacos was also excellent but their beef jerky is home made so it is pretty cool. Great place for group of friends to hang or couples. read more

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We were looking a place to grab a drink and a bite for dinner that had outdoor seating The service and beverages were great. The food, not so much. It looked great, but lacked flavor or the texture was off. read more

I'm pretty sensitive to the impact COVID-19 has had on the restaurant industry as a whole and still... this place is not really as good as it was even just a few months ago. After a really good experience a couple years ago, I revisited in late October snd it was very scaled back and had a few inconsistencies (burnt hand-pies and blasé service) I went back this past weekend. Big mistake! . The gnocchi was bland and dense, snd the pork that came with it was fibrous and slimy simultaneously. My friend had a fried chicken sandwich which was badly cooked and served on a roll that went to paste when he chewed it. The ice cream is too sweet but we needed it as a palate cleanser after a (not cheap) meal like that. We stopped for pizza on the way home. read more

I've put off reviewing this place for some time, because words threaten to elude me when it comes to this place. I feel I could write 6 pages and not really be understood. Meh. Such is trying to describe a place that is more like an amalgam of memories on Yelp. It's a sweet place to go. IF, and only if, you really, really like beer. If your friends don't drink beer, don't go here with them, at least on a weekend night. It can be crowded, loud, and if you sit in the wrong places, hard to hear each other. But if you get excited about trying a lambic on draft, or know the taste of "Old Engine Oil" and want to experience that again, or if "Dogfish head" and "Aventinus" are practically sacred words to you, then you ought to make the trip. I've really enjoyed their food - they make good pub fries, and others have recommended the fish and chips. I've had their burger, it is above average. Oddly, they even make a good falafel platter?! If you only order one thing, let it be their vegetarian chili in a bread bowl. It's covered in cheese, and baked in the oven for a bit. It's consistently freaking amazing. They offer other snacks and apps, but you don't go there for the food, really...its all about the beer. Their sister pub, the Moan and Dove, in Amherst, is also plain old crazy awesome. the difference between them is a few miles, and the Northampton location features many more taps. Northampton also features more hipsters, but what can you do? They're everywhere! This is one of my favorite locations to people watch, ever. The waitresses flirt with you, regardless of your gender affiliation, the giant clock is artwork, and the walls are deep red. Note the pastel colored Winnie-the-Pooh light switch plate some time when you're half drunk, on your way back from the bathroom. Yeah...they put that there to mess with you. Love. read more

The Dirty Truth - omg bread bowl - New American Near Me - Northampton, Massachusetts

I wasn't going to leave to a yelp review, but I left a comment on Dirty Truths Instagram saying I had a bad experience and wanted to understand why it happened and they DELETED the comment without any response! So here's the original message I sent to their DM: I was just at your bar and I've never had a bad experience until tn! I was having a glass of prosecco and accidentally knocked it over reaching for something and it broke and I lost the rest of my bubbly. Total accident and I was of course apologetic about it! The bar tender didn't offer to pour me a second glass or even a small glass to make up for what I spilled. So I asked if I could order just a half glass of prosecco. She said sorry, can't do it, only beers and ciders can be ordered by the half. I said okay, even though I spilled mine? She said no, she couldn't do it--it wasn't the policy. So I'm writing to ask 1)is this indeed the policy? And 2)if so, why so harsh? I've worked in the service industry, accidents happen, you want your customers to feel happy, not bad, right? I've just never had that happen before as a customer or as a server, but I guess there's a first time for everything! Would really appreciate a response when you get the chance. Thanks so much. read more

I have had some stellar food and beer at the Dirty Truth but between the price and the opressive vibe, I won't be going back... tl;dr: Good food and beer selection. Uncomfortable vibe. Pricey. read more

Sorry, not a good experience. Server was OK, flatbreads were mediocre at best. And we neglected to read the print at the top of the charge slip which states "hospitality is included in our prices" so we added a tip. Not a big deal, but having the tipping info ahead of time would have been preferred. Having an option of a paper menu would also be helpful. read more

Expensive for what you get, and more than a little pretentious. That said, the food is not bad and they have an extensive collection of beers on tap, as well as some decent wine. Rumor is that the staff is quite knowledgable, but I can't speak to that, as it was nearly impossible to get anyone's attention and both my wine and water glasses had emptied to nothing before I had to wave someone down. I get it, you're hipsters. You serve lukewarm water without ice in thimble sized glasses, because . . . um . . . well, I actually don't get that part. But you're not posing in a coffee shop, you're *working* Engage. Pay attention. Here's another way of looking at it. The menu has a note on the bottom about the specials: "Our chef has spent a long time thinking of how these flavors will go together . . . etc . . . no substitutions on the specials." Or words to that effect. I get it. I've worked in places like that, where the chef puts a lot of time into thinking up the dishes and doesn't want to mess up a carefully planned combination of flavors at the whim of a customer. I hadn't noticed that disclaimer when I ordered my steak sandwich without mayonnaise (excuse me . . . without aioli). I was informed "no substitutions." It didn't seem like leaving mayonnaise *off* a sandwich was technically a substitution, but okay, not a battle worth fighting. I just ordered something else: a perfectly decent overpriced hamburger, with a side of very good fresh greens. Credit where its due. But as I sat there eating, I kind of read the menu over and noticed that little disclaimer about the specials. In it's way, it's completely fair. It's not like they don't warn you. Fair play . . . when you have an original dish on your hands. But did I mention this was a *steak sandwich* I really wanted one, though there was nothing particularly unusual or creative about it, unless you are of the mind that adding chimichurri to a cheesesteak is somehow cutting edge cuisine, in which case, god bless your sweet naive heart. I really did want that sandwich. But I got something else. And it was good. So was the wine. Full disclosure, I'll probably give it another shot before I give up on it for good. Like say if they have a *special* hamburger and insist that it *must* be server with ketchup. However, If you can handle the attitude, and are a fan of paying one or two dollars more than usual for your food, this might be the place for you. read more

3 stars only because the beer was good. The ambience didn't impress me, too dark. The service was good, though. This place had around 20 beers on tap, and many beer bottles from all over the world! read more

The Dirty Truth - A pale ale and black bear porter. - New American Near Me - Northampton, Massachusetts

It has a nice aesthetic and good selection on drinks but the service is okay. The food is also okay. I like to have a little to munch on when I drink but there wasn't a good selection of appetizers or food in general. We ordered the nachos and the pulled bbq duck nachos because my friend is a vegetarian and the server specified which one was which to be careful BUT she mixed it up and my friend almost ate the meat. Oh no. I probably won't come back but it's cute and the drinks are good so try if you'd like. read more

The Dirty Truth - New American Near Me - Northampton, Massachusetts

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Worst wait staff ever!. Not only did they argue about items that were not ordered, but they were incredibly rude about it. When coming to pay the bill it was a cluster fick of incompetence and possibly the worst customer service I have ever experienced. Never order food from this place or expect service that is even decent. Worst experience in noho guaranteed. Please decide to spend your money elsewhere. read more

Food and beer list are great but staff totally ruin it. They are so snooty and can't be bothered. They ignore their customers and act like we inconvenience them. Pass on this place. Not worth it. Plenty of other great options in Northampton. read more

This was great community standby and bar, I used to go all the time before the pandemic and would have given it five stars. But now their prices are absolutely absurd. Also they add the tip in automatically, but I only know that from seeing the small print on the receipt. I understand that businesses are trying to stay open in light of the pandemic, but this is something else. Feels like they're taking advantage. A lot of us old school customers are probably gonna stop going there. read more

Once you get past TSA, this place is pretty dope. They require to 2 photo ID's or 2 additional cards with you name on them, if you have an out of state drivers license. My drivers license is from CT, it's not like its from Hawaii with the name McLovin on it. This place is hipsterish, with it's dark red walls and cool art. Then again it's Northampton, so it's not the only hipster spot in town. The cleintee is a little more mixed. The waiters have long breads, which as a diner kind of brothers me sometimes. But then again I have only had the truffle french fries, which really pretty good. I plan on dinning here at some point. Then why do I love this place? The AMAZING beer selection. This place is doesn't carry Bud, Coors,Corona or Heineken. The Dirty Truth is heaven for beer geeks. The staff is very knowledgeable, and appear to be beer geeks too. Finally a beer board with a ton of hops. They have west coast IPAs on tap. I have especially enjoyed Green Flash West IPA, and High Tide Fresh Hop IPA on tap is as good as it gets for a hop head. Why can't I find this beer in CT? read more

The Dirty Truth - Sweet hops! - New American Near Me - Northampton, Massachusetts

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I love this place. Amazing burgers and an excellent beer selection, obviously. Also, please note that the negative reviews on here are part of a coordinated anti-vaxx campaign against them. read more

Excellent beer bar. The service is a bit meh, but they did seem to know their stuff. Overall this is a great place to over-indulge in good quality beer served correct and tuck into a delicious burger. Must also mention that the fish and chips here are served properly too, all wrapped up together in paper, and you're getting the whole damn fish too -- couldn't finish it, but it was great if a bit under-seasoned. I'm over-familiar with the Boston/Cambridge beer bar selections, so I was extremely pleased that they offer a bunch from Western MA (esp. the imports from Belchertown) that I haven't had or only had tastes of at beer fests. I don't know if I'd call it a jockier version of Bukowski's more than I would a yuppified version of Bukowski's. Or Bukowski's classied up a bit. I don't need the waiters to be wearing matching black t-shirts, but they're here. I did like the look and shape of the place though and the music wasn't as deafening as Buk's -- which is good. Nice selection of music here as well. If I lived around here I would definitely spend a good portion of time and income here. It would be the pay day destination and the Official Beer-Lunchers(TM) would rejoice. read more

First of all--glad they are still up and running and the outdoor seating was well-spaced. Our server tonight was very friendly and kind. Dirty Truth recently announced on their website and menu, etc. that they are now paying staff a living wage, so gratuity is now optional (and any tips will be split amongst the entire team). They also state that prices on the menu have been raised accordingly to offset this wage increase. My partner asked if this was actually the case, and we were told that servers are now paid the state minimum wage (which I believe is $12). This is definitely a step in the right direction, but just FYI, if you want to be fair to the staff here in the interim, be prepared to continue shelling out a 20% tip, because I don't think anyone in this area is convinced by the idea that $12 an hour is a "living wage." As in the pre-pandemic world, beer selection is good, while food quality is a little unpredictable and portion sizes are meager for the price . . . read more

Great tasting food and nice atmosphere. We ordered the breakfast sandwich, the eggplant sandwich, mixed greens, and fries. All were delicious. They also had a large beer and cider selection. Come to The Dirty Truth for a nice experience with a European flare. read more

Duck Nachos are amazing!! Great service. Wine and beer only. You didn't have to yell to talk. Laid back atmosphere . read more

The Dirty Truth - BBQ Duck Nachos - New American Near Me - Northampton, Massachusetts

I have had issues with this place in the past but never bothered to post anything. So this evening I thought I would give them a try again... it's was about 10:40 or so and there was probably at least 15-20 patrons in the bar. I walked in with a friend and sat down to be greeted bar the bartender to "oh did you guys just get hear? Oh I just called last call" well you just called last call on me ever coming back. I get it that you called last call but we would have had our drink and been out by 11pm closing. Not the first time I have had trash service here. Do yourself a favor and go to the green room such better place. read more

This place is great. The ambiance is fantastic, food is delicious, service was professional. Manager needs a lesson in manners, but everything else made up for it. read more

Honestly, we wanted to love the Dirty Truth. My friend wanted to do a Moscow mule tour of Northampton, so she asked the waitress for one. The waitress was extremely curt, and immediately said that we should consider the menu again because they (obviously) didn't have Moscow mules. We weren't aware that the Dirty Truth lacks a liquor license, but there's no need to be rude about it. Weird, unfriendly vibe overall. Extremely expensive for three basic drinks, a dry pretzel & fries. And tiny cup of grainy cheese sauce cost $3 extra! read more

I always recommend this place to someone stopping through or if I'm going to grab a few drinks with a friend. Their beer selection is always on point and I will always leave it up to the bartender to decide for me, as there are a lot of beers that I have never tried. But whatever they recommend is right up my alley. I haven't really tried the food, but I normally ask for a pickle to snack on - I believe they are homemade? read more

I've never been treated so inappropriately by a bar bouncer. The staff are an embarrassment to the establishment, and the incompetence of their training highlights a distasteful degree of provinciality that can easily be read as xenophobia. I traveled to Northampton for business and brought a foreign colleague here on the advice of a friend. My companion was turned away at the door because the bouncer refused to accept her European passport - complete with a current United States Academic Visa - as valid identification. The bouncer actually appeared to have never seen a passport before. I was mortified for my friend. Can you imagine any establishment, let alone a reputable one, not accepting the ONLY internationally recognized form of ID? Does this establishment understand that foreign nationals are not eligible to obtain Massachusetts-issued ID? So "The Dirty Truth's" defacto bar admissions policy bans all non-US citizens from entry. Literally, there is no form of ID available to foreigners that this establishment will accept. This is a shameful and illegal practice. Think about the message this sends in this particular historical moment. This establishment only accepts forms of identification available to US citizens. Shame on this ignorant bouncer - but, more to the point, shame on her flippant manager and the owner of this establishment who has not taken the care to properly train employees in fair and legal treatment of patrons. I've been to bars from LA to Miami, New York, Chicago.... "The Dirty Truth" disgusts me with its xenophobia and I will not be coming back. read more

This could be the most pretentious, snotty, douchey place I've ever been. It's certainly in the running anyway. I was in Northampton for a wedding, and we attempted to have some drinks here the night before. At midnight on Friday going into Saturday, we were asked to keep our volume down by the bartender whom I will call "Long Dreads." Keep in mind, this is a bar, not a lounge or restaurant. Long Dreads is the poster-child for the intentionally aloof, too-busy-to-help-you bartender. Before we were more or less asked to leave, I ordered some beers after trying to get his attention for a couple of minutes. He informed me that the keg for that beer was kicked, and then artfully placed a recommendation of his own in front of me whilst avoiding eye contact (naturally). It was nothing like the beer I ordered originally. He was busy pretending not to see me, so I ordered something else from a different bartender that fit what I was in the mood for. The thing that got me is that he was so busy being intentionally indifferent when I was ordering, but he could not be quicker when getting me the check on our way out. The Dirty Truth is one of those places where you cannot be too demonstrative or festive, lest people think you're actually enjoying yourself. The only exception is ironic merriment. Or if that case of organic, cage-free shoe polish you ordered from a local Smith College cobbler comes in the mail. Between Long Dreads, the other staff person with the handlebar mustache, skinny everything, and fedora, checking eight forms of ID on the way in, the Dirty Truth is to be missed for sure. Northampton in general is to be missed. I guess this is where they grow them until they're ready to come down to Bushwick. read more

****This review is about the service, not about the food or beer. Worst service I have EVER encountered. Our server was fine when we first sat down at a table, some may even go so far as to say semi friendly. Unfortunately the mediocre service went downhill fast. We ordered burgers and mac n cheese and never saw miss Aubrey again. Where was she? No clue. Did I mention that the bar had 5 other people in it?? We had to order drinks from the bar and the nice bartender brought them over to us. The food- good burgers but baaaaad mac n cheese....my friend couldn't even eat it. It would have been nice to tell our server about this but she never once checked in on us so my poor friend went hungry. When she finally brought the bill (after flagging her down) my friend told her the issues with the mac n cheese that, btw, she recommended. It wasn't baked, it was watery, lacked seasoning, basically like noodles with cheese sauce...all for a whopping $18! Our server didn't care to listen to the complaints and said "it doesn't really matter what I think" then went into the kitchen with arms flailing, to, what I can assume would be to complain about US. Anyway, literally 10 minutes later, she threw our cc receipts on the table and walked away. When we asked for a pen to sign said cc receipts, she followed us back to the table and started yelling at us telling us we were inappropriate for not liking the mac n cheese!! My jaw was to the floor. I told her to walk away and she said, "you walk away, you get out of here" and tried to kick us out! Seriously? Did she forget to take her meds or something? Worst service EVER and we're pretty lenient considering our whole table have been in the industry for 10 plus years. We told the very nice manager the story and he said he would do something about it and I really hope he does. I know this place is known for snobby service but this server doesn't belong in the industry. period. read more

The dirty truth? This bar is meh. Yes, they have an extensive beer selection and yes, the food is good. But the dark/hipster/cooler than you thing is so 2006. It's hard to find a seat, the wait staff give you attitude and everyone around you seems to be trying really hard to make it a "scene." The tipping point for me was during my last visit - I went with a friend, and with no one stationed by the door to card folks we took a seat at the bar and ordered our drinks. Fifteen minutes later we were approached and loudly berated for "avoiding the doorman" (who, PS, WASN'T AT THE DOOR). I'm 35, kids. I'm giddy like a little girl when I'm carded, and don't appreciate being hassled because their employees aren't doing their jobs. We paid our tab and left, beer glasses full. Go to Packards, Paradise City, Hugos, the Brewery, or pretty much anywhere else in Noho where you're more likely to find locals and less likely to be treated like an underage college kid. read more

Manhattan prices, inflated attitude, and loud, obnoxious patrons. It should not be necessary to show three (3!) forms of ID to get in the door when you've been of legal drinking age for just short of a decade. Northampton needs an upscale drinking spot other than The Tunnel Bar, but this isn't it. read more

The majority of the wait staff and bartenders here are hipster beer snobs who get off on being a jerk. After I was told simply "no" and being stared at after trying to order a BBC brew, I'm boycotting the place. Who wants your crappy $7 french fries anyway? Try the Sierra Grill down the street. Awesome beer selection AND the employees aren't too cool to be friendly. read more

Wasn't a fan from the beginning and honestly it didn't get any better. From the start, the skinny jean twig arm "bouncer" gave us a hard time about having out of state ID's, and required TWO ADDITIONAL forms of ID. For two people in their later 20s, that's a bit much. He was a jerk. Rolled his eyes, not apologetic or friendly. Maybe he was low on protein, I don't know. Basically he set the tone for the whole evening. I then found the beer to be overpriced by at least a dollar or two, when compared to the other bars we visited. Not good, my friends. Get over yourself, Dirty Truth. You're not that great. Especially when there are bars in this town every 50 feet. read more

The good: tasty food Lots' o beers cool atmosphere The bad: cool atmosphere is also an echo chamber Lot's o' beers= more expensive tasty food is expensive they'll card your grandma lot's o' bobo's(bourgeois bohemians) lurking in the shadows The ugly: By many accounts, including my own, the DT's service and management can be simply atrocious. They will likely always have a steady stream of deep pocketed, transient college kids keeping them in business, so they're rep won't hurt them too much. But if you're a local, non-college aged type, who's here for the long haul, go with a place like The Sierra Grille, where the food, beer and service are all on point. read more

The beer selection if awesome. I have always been a fan of the 'dirty.' However, lately I have to agree it is really pretentious. The waiters can be snooty as well as the bartenders. If you get a good bartender (guy with dreads) you are all set. The others are not friendly and rude. Not to mention, the hipster "lets listen to jazz flute on a record player" is trying waaaay to hard. I would rather go to the new brewery across the street. The atmosphere is relaxed and they have live music. If you are paying upwards of 70 dollars for two burgers and some beer you should be treated a little nicer. read more

I was walking to another restaurant, La Veracruzana, for a quick bite before a meeting when I saw a sidewalk sign offering a Chef's Salad in front of the Dirty Truth. I sat at the bar and the bar tender promptly brought me a glass of water. I ordered the Chef's Salad and explained I was in a hurry and asked if it was possible to get in and out in 30 minutes. She told me it should not be a problem and it wasn't. The problem was with they brought me. It came out in a matter of minutes but a Chef's Salad it was not. What came out was a rectangle shaped plate with greens, watermelon, feta and sliced almonds dressed with a balsamic vinaigrette. I told the bar tender a mistake was made I had ordered the Chef's Salad. She said that was the Chef's Salad and directed me to the chalk board in the back describing the specials. What is the world coming to? I don't mind a little creativity with a Chef's Salad but this was nothing even close to a Chef's Salad. It looks like it could be a good place for beer. I was not having beer that day but I noticed displayed behind the bar my all time favorite, the Cantillion Rose de Gambrinus. This beer is very hard to find in my area and I asked her to reserve one for me for after my meeting. She looked into the cooler and said they did not have it. Why are they displaying it? This just seems annoying for both server and customer. Who cares what they used to have? Just show us what you have. The bartender left the check right as she brought the salad so I could pay right away. I like this. The problem was the bill was $13.91 for a rather small, meatless Chef's Salad. Are you kidding me? I paid with a $20 and was give a $5, $1 and a dime. Sorry I'm in a hurry you are getting $1.10 for tip. I would have tipped more if she would have given me different change. If you are considering going here, just cross the street and go to the Hinge instead. They are essentially the same place but the food is better and less expensive across the street. read more

Just meh. Good beer selection, average food, nice four walls. But the service was beyond indifferent. Our server just stood off to the side of the room at the end of the bar and looked at the room - forever. I don't know what she was seeing, but it must have been incredible. She wasn't even talking on her phone or whatever, she was just standing there. Looking at all the tables full of people waiting to order food and beer. Also, I don't love the communal table thing here. While this set up works really well at other places, the set up of this place and the tables themselves are wrong. It was okay but not great. Veggie burgers aren't vegan, but the falafel was okay. read more

Foods pretty good not going to lie, it's really what's keeping this at 2 stars.... The first star lost was for the bouncer at the door being a bit over ridiculous about checking people in... Checking an ID against 2 different IDs, seeing Open tables and still giving customers crap about having too many people in the place? Cmon now.... The second and third stars were about payment- I came with a group of people, and usually you are able to split a check equally between whoever wants to split... Here, it really should be mentioned openly that a bill within a group can only be split three ways ...3?!because of their "piece of $h*! Old Machine" ... And on top of it, they cannot split a check into individual checks after the fact.... Rude read more

Such a beautiful space and interesting beers/ciders on tap! And their food OMG! Probably the best fried chicken I've had in a while. Bartenders are awesome. Great location. read more

O hell yes. To start, 10++++ stars for the barbecue pulled duck nachos. We almost cried with joy after a heaping mound of succulent pulled duck with queso fresco, cheddar, pickled red onions, black beans, jalapenos and cilantro over a platter of warm chips was set in front of us. Unbelievably tasty. The pozole was also second to none but we took most of it to go after gorging ourselves with duck nachos and brews. But still - it made for the best leftovers imaginable: slow cooked pork shoulder and hominy crowned with duck cracklins, cheddar, queso fresco, and a bunch of pickled veggies on the side. They've got a pretty creative menu at this beer bar - from sweet potato and beet chips with sweet fennel cream dip to white bean cassoulet with sage, andouille and duck sausage, and baked bread crumbs. How's THAT for bar bites? As for beers - The Dirty Truth knows their stuff. Aside from their extensive draught list (I kept it simple with a Founder's Breakfast Stout), they feature an endless bottle selection of lagers, Abbey/Trapist ales, saisans, stouts, porters, lambics, seasonals, and more. Probably a vintage or two thrown in there. Service was slow, but the place was PACKED when we got there at 10pm on a Thursday. Luckily, the kitchen didn't close until 11, and we somehow squeezed into some bar seating. Anyway, highly recommend! read more

If you don't like the Dirty Truth, at this point I have to think it says more about you than the institution itself. Now well established, the DT keeps putting out a cultivated and extensive tap list as well as rare bottles that are always available. Personally, I'm partial to their brunch menu. Between the pork belly tacos, the chicken and waffles, and their corn-beef benedict, I usually have to be rolled out of the place. For such a chaotic atmosphere I always have found the staff knowledgeable, friendly, and hustling to make service as quick as possible. Have I seen them give people attitude? Yes. But only in response to reprehensible behavior from patrons. I guess you could say I'm team Dirty Truth on this one. Go and enjoy deliciousness. read more

Nothing special! I went here once on the urging of a friend who wanted to meet for a few beers and knowing that I enjoy beer he suggested here. I didn't say anything to him or at the time but really felt the need to comment on here. The service stunk, they were rude and stuck up and the beer was way over priced, I was hungry but I chose not to give them anymore business and decided to just stop by Fitzwilly's for a bite on my way home. Too many better places to go in NoHo than here, no thanks! read more

The duct tape wallet with a gold card. The mud covered truffel. The hobo with a Ducati. This place is a brilliant oxymoron, and probably what makes it so special to so many people. It can literally be what ever you want it to be. Pretentious, cheap, classy, loud, quiet, romantic, trendy, classic - take your pick. Come in for comfort and get the mac and cheese, or a giant baked pretzel with the Victory Braumeister Pils. Don't forget the killer awesome sinus clearing mustard that obviously comes from hell. You'll be double dipping. Travel back to Belgium and get a Saison DuPont and a bowl of muscles and fries. Fish and Chips and a pint of Guiness? Throw up your pinkie and enjoy a glass of wine at the long table in the front window with a cheese plate. Pretend you are vegan for a day and have some cider and the falafel plate. (but please, only for a day) French press coffee and a couple pork belly tacos for a chill artsy brunch? Everything on the menu is made from scratch, and whenever possible is from a local organic farm. They are proud of this fact, as they should be, and it shows. The original owner traveled the world searching out some truly world class beers. It took years to develop the relationships that still exist today. It's not uncommon here to be afforded the opportunity to order a beer that only a handful of people in the world will ever have. Take a look at the bottle list. Digest the chalk draft board before making a rash decision. Ask questions - the bartenders know the answers. Honor yourself. read more