Loud music, dim lighting, communal tables... the Antler Room certainly have it's own distinctive vibe. I'm sure it's not everyone's ideal pub, but I can definitely see it drawing a particular crowd. They have 30 ounce sized beers, which is a great amount for two people to share (or one person who knows they want more than one beer?). The chicken bowl I had was actually delicious - they clearly used a homemade sweet chilli sauce rather than the generic stuff you seem to taste everywhere. My boyfriend's fish and chips left a lot to be desired though. I eventually wanted to leave because talking became too difficult.... but the live band were playing classic rock hits, which are always fun to listen to. All in all I would say it wasn't quite my style of place, but I can see why some would find it appealing. read more

So we were down town Toronto looking for a unique restaurant and we came across the "Loose Moose" The name itself pulled me in but the decor inside was quite unique. I loved the tables as everyone seemed to be very unique, some had Fire Hydrants as the legs, othe radiators, wall decor was very interesting esp. The phones. Food was just OK!!! Good selection of beer but I am not a beer guy. Wine selection was very poor. I had the fish and chips but it was nothing special. 2 Stars for that. Fish was OK, Fries poor and so was the salad. My buddies burger looked good. Would I go back probably no but would love to go back and photograph more!!! read more

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I have visited The Loose Moose on multiple occasions. Whether it was after a conference, before the Jays game or a concert, or just hanging out with friends, The Moose has been a good centralized location with fairly consistent service. making it one of my favourite places in the Front/University area. I don't recall ever having bad service here. They usually know if you go at a certain time, you're probably just stopping by for a quick bite and drink before a game or a show, so the food comes out pretty quickly. Just because the food comes out quickly doesn't mean quality of food suffers either. Oh, and they also play pretty good music here too! Honestly, I think their menu is much better than the neighbouring Jack Astor's, so if you're in the area, go to The Moose! read more

Decent place to go and grab a drink and watch whatever game is on. This place was right down the street from the hotel we stayed at so we came a couple times when we were totally sure what to do. The food and the service was pretty good. I got the veggie sandwich and when I asked for no cheese, the waitress asked if I was a vegan because there was chipotle mayo on it I would need to remove as well. That was very thoughtful to me considering most of the time people don't think to ask. I also got the guacamole and chip. The guac and salsa it came with tasted like prepackaged guac rather than fresh. Not bad, but not what I expected Overall it was pretty average. Nothing bad about it, but it wasn't amazing. read more

Friendly staff and good location, close to the train station, CN Tower, and Hockey Hall of Fame (as long as you don't mind walking a bit-you are in the city after all!) Tried the poutine, which was interesting. In general it's not something I would order again so I can't compare it to anything. Had the Korean Chicken Bites and Brisket Tacos as well; both were fine. Prices were a little high for portion size. Bathrooms were clean. Overall, a sports bar with decent ambiance for a Sunday afternoon. read more

Went here before the Blue Jays game as make do. The mushroom burger was great. Was a little pricy as 1 whiskey sour with a burger and salad came out to $38. Other than that, very good flavour in the burger. read more

Very friendly staff and decent food and drink great place! The ambiance is really low key like a lodge

Great Lunch spot! Went to the Loose Moose for my girlfriend and I's first meal in toronto in our trip. Didn't fail to live up to our expectations and actually shattered them! The Jalapeño Popper Dip was amazing, the notorious MAC burger was perfect too! My girlfriend had the Buffalo Chicken Sandwich and loved it! Great selection of Beers as well and The Donuts were a great treat to end the meal! Our service was also great and cheery! Definitely a place to check out before a Jays game or a day in downtown TO as its in walking distance of many attractions! read more

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Went to the Loose Moose for lunch with colleagues. The place is dimly lit and was busy, but no lineup wait. I don't wait in line, ever, so I was glad. The bar looks nice and had sports playing in the middle of the day. Looks like a great place to grab a pint with friends, but this was a work lunch affair. Service was friendly, attentive and reasonably quick. House salad was good. Clam chowder was good. Curry shrimp rice bowl was good. Fish and chips was excellent. I would definitely go back! See the photos. read more

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Came here for some pre game beers and food, service was prompt polite and pleasing. Good selection of beers available. Atmosphere was good busy noisy in a good way, you could talk and hear but only at your table. Food was good in that bar food way not fancy pricing was commensurate with that. All in all we will definitely put this on the list of places to come back too for a fun pre match pub. If we lived closer I'd use it regularly. read more

Stopped in here while visiting friends in Canada and I really liked it. The staff was all helpful and friendly. It's a nice sports bar with some tables having mini tvs on the wall next to them. You can watch pretty much whatever you want regarding sports. The food was pretty awesome I thought. I had their special buffalo chicken sandwich that has a waffle for a bun - so goooood!- with the sweet potato fries which were yummy as well. I tried a Steam Whistle which I liked. The onion rings were really good and good compliments about the veggie burger were given. The buffalo chicken nachos were huge and they gave really good portions of sour cream, salsa and guacamole which was extra. I would go back if the opportunity ever arose. I love the chandelier type lighting fixture that runs from the from of the building to the back and is made up of all the different bottles. Very creative! read more

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I stopped in here while my friend from Michigan was visiting me for the weekend. They thought the name sounded very Canadian and they had poutine on the menu so we thought it would be a cool place to get a bite to eat after we had visited the aquarium! The poutine was good, we shared it and we were both satisfied, but if we had been any hungrier the portion size wouldn't have been enough to share as a meal. I ordered the "moscow moose" cocktail and it was delicious! The only problem we had was that the service was not great, but it was very crowded so I couldn't blame our server for being busy. read more

Awful. The food gave me 2 days of food poisoning, including hard diarrhea. Missed two days of work. Manager won't return my calls. Stay away, it's not worth it.. read more

The Loose Moose is a popular sports bar right across the street from the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. It becomes all the more popular during Leafs and Jays games because of its proximity to the Rogers Centre. The place itself is a 2 floor restaurant/bar with a basement/cellar that is just a cool as the top floor. People come for the beers and drinks, as they have one of the largest selections of draught beers in downtown. I had to have some food before the Jays game, so we shared a pair of apps. Fish tacos and pork belly sliders sound good enough. The crispy haddock used in the fish tacos were very good, while the cabbage slaw added the bit of crunch to pair with the softness of the corn tortilla. The pork belly sliders were good but so damn greasy. Every bite we took had oil dripping so that wasn't the greatest. The pork belly was very tasty though and the buns were buttered too. The place gets absolutely packed during game days and the environment is great because everyone is all pumped and excited (and not yet drunk). The wait for tables can be long, but there are usually spots at the bar that open up if you don't care. read more

Great spot for drinks and food. Loved their fries with bacon and sausage. Fried calamari was super delicious. I'll definitely be back. The place is spacious, has a lot of tv screens by the bar, and their staff was very polite. read more

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We stopped by for a quick dinner before checking out CN tower. The food was delicious and not heavy at all. We had the ancient grains salad, in house made signature burger, mushroom soup, 2 pounds of buffalo and dry rub chicken wings and finally finished off with the warm brownie topped with ice cream! Service was excellent and would definitely come back the next time we are in town. read more

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This place is definitely a must go if you are hanging around the Entertainment district and need some nosh. The staff is great and very friendly . Went in on Sunday and there were $4 Caesar drink Happy hours specials. The food was soooo good me and my friends licked the plate, or maybe it was because we had too many of their very well made drinks?! Either or it was a great experience! As a visitor, there are so many sights to see nearby. The decor vibe inside is real cute as well. read more

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Listed in the categories "traditional" and "sports bar", eh? Loose Moose is both of those things, but also desidedly NOT those things. The food is anything but traditional and I didn't notice a single television during my meal, though there were plenty. That's the beauty of the way it's designed: if you're there for a game they've got you covered, but if you're not the TVs wont distract you and your party. There are plenty of cozy nooks, including one made out of an old bank vault. Long Biergarten style tables for friendly hang outs, and equally long tables with chairs for an after work team get-togethers. The decor is accented with found vintage items from the personal collection of the owner. As for the food! I had the Sweet Potato Thing ($7.95) to start and it should have been the only thing we ordered. When your server tells you it's big...believe them. You could get away with calling this thing a meal and still take some home in a doggy-bag. Cocnut chili dip was fantastic too. But it was a Friday night and we weren't done yet. We went on to have the Tun sliders, and pork belly tacos. All beautifully presented and extremely tasty. We finished off with some maple bacon mini donuts (which we really did have to take home in a doggy-bag). I haven't even mentioned the craft beer selection yet! It's a long list, maybe not intensive enough to take on other Front St. beer bars, like C'est What, but it's decent. And the selling point is you can get sample sizes for an average of $1.29 each. If you're like me and forget that you hate hops you're not stuck with an entire pint of an IPA, and you can quickly move on to that Weissbier you meant to order. More than worth a try. I am going back for those donuts! read more

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First visit to the Moose and would not hesitate to return. It has all the right things going for it. Not going to beat around the bush, my instant draw was to the name. I love this style of pub when they take a clever name and have some fun with it. The theme, tables, setup and smart decor added to the experience. In terms of service. Could not have asked for any better. We were greeted immediately, sat at a table, and our server was there within a minute to take our drink order. When it came to food we ordered some shareable items for the table including the sliders wings and garlic fries. The turn around on food was fantastic and we were eating shortly after we placed our order. Throughout the night, which turned into quite a long one, our server didn't miss a beat and we tipped accordingly in appreciation. The food was delicious. Simple but the flavors were right where I needed them to be. The sliders were cooked to perfection. If you are craft beer person. They also catty a great selection on tap that would please any beer guru. Can't wait to get back and see what else they have to offer. The Loose Moose was a win for me. read more

The Loose Moose - Sports Bars Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Went here for an early dinner on a Sunday night & we were seated quickly. The food was delicious -- I had the Mac & grilled cheese sandwich with tomato bisque. They also had a nice drink selection. The waitress did not interrupt us every few minutes which was nice, since it was clear we were enjoying our food. I liked having the space to enjoy a meal out and have a conversation. read more

The Loose Moose - Sports Bars Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

We stopped in here before a concert at Air Canada Centre. It was a close walk. There is an upstairs and a downstairs. They both have bars and tables. We initially walked into the upstairs, but we were directed downstairs since they were busier. I was fine with this though because it was much relaxed and quieter downstairs. We decided to share a sandwich, as we were not crazy hungry. We split the chicken club sandwich, which came with a caeser salad. They generously took it upon themselves to give us separate plates with half of the sandwich and our own individual salads. I thought this was pretty thoughtful, especially considering we were only paying the price for one. It worked out perfectly. The salad was very good. The sandwich was also very tasty. The chicken was not dry and the sun dried tomato sauce on it complemented the sandwich nicely. We grabbed some drinks beforehand, as well. The drinks were reasonably priced, considering it is in the heart of downtown Toronto. They have several different beers to choose from and the over all atmosphere is very rustic. I would definitely recommend stopping in here for a drink or a quick bite to eat. The service was great, along with the food and drinks! read more

The Loose Moose, don't be thrown by the name, lol. We stepped into this bar after the Raptors/Spurs game on a Sunday night to watch the last NFL playoff game and grab a bite to eat. There seems to also be a club below the restaurant that had some good music coming out, however, we did not stop in. The restaurant is dark inside, but a good number of TVs to view the game and tables to enjoy the view. We ordered The Hangover Burger w/ fries and the Chicken Avocado Club w/ Truffle Fries. I was very underwhelmed with the truffle fries. It taste as though they just sprinkled the seasoning on top of the fries or truffle fries don't go well on top of Russet fries, one or the other. The ambiance was nice in the restaurant was okay, the only issue was the restroom. I could NOT get the motioned sensor water at the sink to work for a good 3 minutes *insert blank stare* Our waiter was nice enough and gave a great recommendation for an IPA to try. I would recommend the loose moose if you need a good sports bar and then bar hangout afterwards. read more

Nashville hot wings were good. Service was excellent for Canada! Cool decor and environment. Large beer and liquor selection.

I came in here tonight to grab a bite to eat from a local place and I wish I never set foot in the door. If you are looking for a bar this place looks good but if you want a decent meal do not go here. This is the third place I've been to eat since I've been in this country can I have never received silverware before I got my food. Nothing like sitting there staring at your food while the wait person scrambles to find silverware. I got the fish platter and it was served on a metal pan with a paper lining on top of it which made me wonder how sanitary that was to begin with. The coleslaw and fries were touching the metal pan and I questioned whether they have been properly cleaned or just repurposed between meals. First bite was the coleslaw. It was actually pretty good with some dill in it. I was optimistic but that quickly changed when I tasted the tartar sauce. It was sour and bitter and the worst I have ever tasted. Not a good compliment for any fish. The second bite was a piece of the fish. First thought was the fish was too thin( about a quarter of an inch thick) there was too much batter, it was salty and overcooked. I tried putting some malt vinegar on it but that didn't seem to help. Waitress came by and asked me how was everything I told her it was very disappointing. She asked there was anything she could do to make it better and I said unfortunately there was not. I asked for some pepper for my fries to see if I could choke it down. Came back a few minutes later and ask to take my plate away even though I was still working on my fries and I told her to go ahead before I make myself sick. 15 minutes later I've written this review I'm sitting at an empty table and I'm still waiting on my check. I'm not sure if this is typical for this place but I won't be coming back to find out. read more

Friendly staff every single time! Cool location and reasonable/tasty beer specials. I love how that they constantly play music videos and really pay attention to their customers. I will be back. read more

My parents were in town from Texas and dad needed a sports bar to keep up with his Patriots. I liked the name of this place, so without me really reading the yelp reviews (I know, I know....) we went in. Dad requested to sit somewhere with a view of the Patriot's game, and they put us in a pretty inconvenient spot to see the game, so we were 'those guys' and asked to move. They move us, we're happy, things are going well. My beer shows up and I have a drink. I noticed a suspicious bubble floating in my drink and pulled it out with a fork. Mold. Mold in my beer. Gross. I send it back and get a bottled beer, try to stop thinking about it. We order our fooOMG I CAN'T FORGET ABOUT HOW I DRANK MOLD I'M TRYING TO MOVE ON BUT HOLY SHIT IT'S SO DISGUSTING d and wait patiently. Food comes out pretty quickly. It's okay. Mom complained about her cold sauerkraut, my quesadilla was soggy like it was microwaved and not grilled, dad's fish and MOLD JUST FLOATING ON THE TOP OF MY DRINK LIKE DOES NOBODY ORDER THAT BEER OR THEY DON'T CLEAN THEIR TAPS OR WHAT I MEAN COME ON chips tasted like the fry oil was old. Overall, not great. Wouldn't go back. They did have some killer artwork of a naked lady with a moose staring at her booty which almost made up for all of it. read more

I'll admit this right now; I'm afraid of sports bars. I don't go to them unless I'm being forced, and the people who forces me to go are mostly out of my life now. My buddy from the Army and Police force had his 40th birthday here, and because he is 90% muscles and 40% tattoo, the Loose Moose was the obvious choice. It's got all the sports showing at once, and everyone here is old....I mean mature. I knew what this was going to be, a showcase of muscles, tattoos, tight shirts, and conversation about who's more noble than the other guy. Almost everyone at my table was on steroids. But I wasn't about to let my buddy off the leash that easily for putting me in this hostile environment..I brought him something would really embarrass him in front of his fellow change-room gladiators. I got him a birthday card.... Man, you should of seen the look on his face. Haha! I don't remember what I ordered for food, and because my shirt had a collar on it, I was overdressed. I think I was the youngest person here, which always makes me feel comfortable. Really, I was even younger than the tables here, and apparently in much better shape. Usually places with unique names has a story, but I couldn't find anything that told the story. It's Front Street, are there that many hockey fans keeping this place open? If you're the type of person who whips out his cock to compare it to the guy next to you, this place might be suitable. read more

Let me start by saying the service was great! Our waitress was very personable and came by many times on a busy Saturday night. The beer was also very good. The food however - was VERY overpriced and lacked so much flavor. I think even if the price was half, I still wouldn't return. We ordered the "poor man" waygu steak fritz which turned out to just be a burger patty with no seasoning. The fries were ok but nothing special. For two of those meals and 3 beers, it didn't feel like $90 CAD. read more

I don't write reviews unless I have an exceptionally good - or bad - experience. The Loose Moose was, in a word, TERRIBLE. We were rushed the entire time by rude staff and ended up having our just-purchased (not even touched) drinks thrown out by the bartender the minute the restaurant closed, along with another table who had their pitcher of beer pushed at them and were told to hurry up. No refund, no apology, just a whole lot of attitude and ignorance. Three friends and I are in town for one night for a conference and went there because it's close to the hotel. When we entered, I asked how long they were open; the hostess said another 45 minutes, until 1am. She said the kitchen was closing, so I asked what else was close by. She assured me it would be fine for us to come in, so we quickly sat and waited for the server. He said the only thing they could make was nachos. Okay, we'll have nachos. The server took my friend's credit card to process the bill as soon as we were served our first round of drinks and ordered food. All good so far. The server then disappeared, never to return. Apparently he was done for the night? We waited and waited to order drinks, then flagged down a busboy, who said he would run back and get the server. Our original server came back from wherever he had been and said he was done, we would have to order drinks from the bar. Fair enough, we went to the bar, ordered fresh drinks and paid for them. I asked the bartender if they had a smoking patio and he said no, you need to go out front, and hurry. When we came back in at 10 minutes after 1, no one else had left the bar, everyone was still finishing their drinks, yet our entire table was cleared. I went to the bar, where the three people behind the bar refused to acknowledge I was standing there. I asked a female staff member about it, but she wasn't sure what had happened. She went to the end of the bar to talk to the bartender and a few minutes later, they were still just ignoring us, standing there. Obviously none of them wanted to explain why they had sold us drinks, taken payment for them, and then thrown them out minutes later. The bartender continued to ignore me and pretend he hadn't been asked about our order, so when he came within earshot putting away the bar, I asked why he had cleared our table when I had explicitly told him we were just going out for a cigarette. He said we took too long. Now, where I come from, restaurants and bars don't throw out customers' food and drinks the minute the doors close. You allow people to finish what they have paid for. You don't do last call at 12:50 and chuck out the drinks you sold 10 minutes ago at 1am. Liquor laws in Ontario allow 30 minutes to finish beverages after closing, for a reason. Most establishments don't expect people to chug their wine back so their staff can take off. The bartender was ignorant and condescending, refusing to refund our bill or replace our beverages. We got in a verbal argument and I called him a dick, so he called his manager on the phone. After he hung up, he yelled at me for calling him a name (hey, if the shoe fits) and THEN he offered us free drinks if we would come back tomorrow (I'm guessing because the manager told him to). Um, no thanks! None of us will be here tomorrow. It really sucks that the one night we all had to spend together was cut short by some unhappy clown who obviously shouldn't be in the *service* industry as it seems such an inconvenience to him. If you don't like people, don't work in the service industry. If you don't like working late, don't work in a bar. Pretty simple. Taking money and tips and then treating people like garbage, throwing out what you just sold them, is not acceptable. read more

Good burgers & sandwiches, service is a little spotty mid-day between lunch and dinner. Plenty of TVs and cool decor.

Been coming here to the Loose Moose for years because it never disappointing. Fantastic beer selection and the food is always top notch! My last visit was for a special occasion - a joint birthday party with over 20 guests. They were able to give us our own little section of the downstairs bar, provided we spent over $450 (not a problem for my crowd of drinkers!), and they even let us bring our own cake(s) free of charge! The live band played great covers and we had a ball dancing like idiots until closing time. :) read more

The last time I remember visiting the Loose Moose was the night I met the Hubster, nearly 10 years ago. Back then, it was a dank, quirky dive bar with bras on the ceiling. It's still slightly quirky (there's an arcade in the back), but decidedly not dank nor divey. Gone are the cheap cafeteria-like tables and instead they have bar-height exposed wood slabs. The food that other people ordered looked great and in massive quantities. The sweet potato fries we ordered were tasty and crisp. They have a good selection of draft beer. My only complaint is that I'm old now. Or more specifically, I find the place VERY loud and quite dark (seriously, reading the menu from an iphone light?) Sure, maybe it's because we were seated in a dark corner at point blank range to a speaker, but moving seats didn't improve the situation much. Service was friendly and came around when they needed to. I might be back again, but I'll always miss that dank little basement where I fell in love. read more

I got drunk here last night. Thanks to the help of my friends, Growler 1, 2, and 3. I didn't even know these were a thing. More places need to invest in this glorious phenomenon, or maybe they do and I just live under the rock that is Newmarket. The best part, was the gloriousness that it the Pig & the Egg. If I could make sweet, sweet love to one food for the rest of my life this would be it. Bacon focaccia, sausage patty, more bacon, pulled pork, the best runny fried egg, and some delicious fried avocado, with some cheesy, saucy goodness. It was everything I never knew I wanted. Service was also quick and attentive. And the place was busy, which is always an awesome sign. I will continue coming back! read more

I have been to the Loose Moose for several occasions over the past 12 months. One thing I like about this place is that they have a private room in the back where you can reserve for a group gathering. Drink prices are average for the area. Service is good, no major complaints. The crowd is young, if there is a game (Leafs, Raptors or Blue Jays), the place is packed. If you are into sports, this is a good bar to check out. read more

The Loose Moose is in very close proximity to the ACC and Rogers Centre, so add this to your list if you're heading to an event at either location. This place has a world-class beer list, great interior, and seriously good bar food. I'm not expecting a lot when I come to a place like this, but everything was top-notch. The beer was cold and quick, service attentive, and food definitely better than the average sports bar. I had - are you ready for this - a mac & cheese grilled cheese. This was indeed a panini with mac and cheese inside. It had a mix of cheeses which really helped to avoid the boring factor. My husband always has the dill fish fry and talks about it for days after. The dill flavor really comes through in the breading, which is crispy without being oily. As noted in other reviews, this place is nearly always incredibly busy. If you're coming with a large group (they nicely accommodate with large tables) make a reservation - especially on a game night. Do note that they do check ID at the door on weekends after 7pm (in my experience). The Loose Moose is a great place to have on your list of standards - and awesome for the beer list alone. read more

I really like the Moose - it's a nice change from the usual chain restaurant and is right downtown, great location if you're at Union or seeing a concert/sporting event! The menu isn't huge, but they cover all the pub basics. Salads, potato skins, sweet potato fries, burgers galore, quesadillas, chicken fingers etc. Prices are average, $11ish dollars for main dishes, $7ish for salads, $4ish dollars for sides. And as we discovered, Thursday nights they have $3.99 pints of Coors & Canadian! It's always super packed, and the service is decent enough - beware going the night of a concert, especially if you don't like the artist playing at the ACC. All we heard was Gaga... and another time, all I heard was T-Swift. Two thumbs up! Great for a casual bite! Note - Look up when you eat, there's a huuuuuge light fixture made entirely of bottles that runs the length of the restaurant! read more

My friend and I went here for "dinner", which for us consisted of a bunch of appetizers to get a feel for the place. Overall first impression was that the Loose Moose is a typical pub with a cool name and some neat decor. For sports fans, this is obviously a great place to catch a game of any kind as they have a plethora of tvs. It's also pretty noisy and busy, seems like a good place to drink with friends. We ordered potato skins, calamari, garlic cheese bread and honey garlic wings. Didn't take too long for our order to come out but when it did it was piping hot and nicely presented. Wings were good, garlic cheese bread was great (served in a way that's easy for sharing and with super yummy garlicky butter topping), calamari was good, lightly battered and fresh and potato skins, which weren't anything special (or very good in my opinion). I only gave this place a two because for standard pub fare, it was just standard. I could go to any firkin style pub and get food just as good. We will go back and try some of their sandwiches to get a better feel for how good the food is next time. read more

I was a fan! Food was good, drinks were stiff, waitress was attentive. I'd come here again. read more

The Loose Moose - Sports Bars Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Stopped by for a work function. Good selection of drinks and its a cool place. The food is typical tavern food. I had some wings - yummy flavours such as bbq, honey garlic and dusted dill, nachos and cheese, sliders and this very different fries concoction - sweet potato, potatoes, onions and cheese, yum! This place consists of an upper and lower floor, there was cool music and a great setup for lounging with friends. I was there on a saturday at 5pm and it was busy. read more

I went to the Moose with a few friends to watch the Super Bowl a few months back and just haven't gotten around to writing a review. I could just leave it alone but it doesn't matter as I won't be going back, at least on purpose. We arrived in plenty of time to watch the game but were told we couldn't have the prime table because of a reservation. Which was fine except the people who made the reservation, one of whom was related to a staff member, didn't show up until after the game had started. And they brought little kids with them to a loud sports bar on Super Bowl Sunday. They stayed until almost halftime, and when they left after eating SALADS we took over the table. There was only one large TV and only a few smaller TVs, which made it hard for some to watch the game. The sound for the big TV kept going out, over and over and over again. We complained to management several times only to find out that the bar had known about the problem for a week and hadn't fixed it in time. The Super Bowl just isn't as good when you have no idea what the hell is going on. Partway through the game a urinal in the men's room flooded over. While using the other one, it flooded again. I ended up throwing out my shoes when I got home--you can guess why. They finally put a handwritten sign over the urinal, which drunk guys would then move aside and they would flood the bathroom again. Disgusting. The food was expensive and unremarkable. The beer special wasn't all that special. The service was decent. Won't be back. read more