I have been trying to do a better job of exploring my own neighborhood, and The Pub at EAV has been…read morementioned often in our community chats. The restaurant was recently rebranded and I was curious to see what was new. I stopped in for dinner and was pleasantly surprised from the moment I walked in. Seating was open at the time and Noah, who was both the bartender and our server, greeted us with water right away. I have never been impressed by a casual restaurant's menu design before, but The Pub at EAV truly stands out. It is well thought out and visually appealing. I had been eyeing the tom yum wings for a while and ordered them as an appetizer. They were flavorful and served hot. The restaurant also provides complimentary house made pickles, and they were genuinely good. For my drink, I tried the Sneaky Link cocktail. Noah added muddled strawberries because it was a fresh batch and needed a little balance. I would honestly recommend keeping the strawberries as part of the drink because it turned out delicious. For entrées, we ordered the Heck Fire Burger and chose to have the bread served shareable style. They bake their bread in house and it is so good that they could easily offer a bread service option on its own. We also tried the lamb shank which was tender and very well prepared. The only disappointment of the entire evening was the bread pudding. It was recommended with a lot of enthusiasm which made me excited to try it. I ordered it to go and reheated it at home. Unfortunately, it tasted freezer burnt and slightly cross contaminated, almost as if it had absorbed the flavor of another item nearby. I am not a picky eater, but I could only take a couple of bites. Overall, The Pub at EAV is a great addition to the neighborhood. The service was excellent, the food was exciting and creative, and I will definitely return to try more dishes.

The Pub at EAV was great! I went on Wednesday (survivor night) and was able to enjoy great service,…read moregreat food, and great entertainment! The pub provided a bingo sheet for all of us to complete and I was able to enjoy some fish and chips while filling it in! The food was lovely and much above your average pub feast. The fish and chips were available in sharing or solo size. I went for the sharing to split with my guest and it was the perfect amount of food for both of us (with some appetizers before hand). We also went for the pickles and edamame. The pickles had a unique tang to them that any beer lover would love. The edamame was covered in a delicious chili garlic oil and had some crunch to each bite with the cilantro and dried spices on top. I would definitely come back here for the food alone. They do theme nights other than survivor so make sure to checkout their Instagram page to see if one of their watch party events is up your alley! Thanks to Sherry and the staff at EAV for a new fav Atl spot!

we also had oysters on a half shell which was delicious with a glass of wine. Good conversation…read moreexcellent food. My daughter had the wings and they were fresh delicious crispy but juicy inside not like dried up second time coming here. This is gonna be one of our regular spots excellent service excellent food good price can't beat it.

This hole in the wall joint doesn't pretend to be what it's not. It ain't fancy or pretentious…read more It's a "family business" working with what they've got. But what you do get is good food and service. Everyone seemed to enjoy working there, the staff was super nice as was what I assume to be the owner/manager who chatted with us for a bit. Though in an older building, we used to frequent this specific spot back in the day when it was a pizza shop, it's super clean, the restaurant and restroom(s). (I assume the men's is as well kept as the women's.) we were there mid Thursday afternoon and they had quite a few customers! We ordered a few rounds of raw oysters, teriyaki chicken tenders with fries, peel-n-eat shrimp, and buffalo shrimp, so quite a variety and everything tasted great! It's set up like a bar scene, though they only serve beer and wine which I can only assume has to do with the ginormous expense for a full bar liquor license and stock price threshold. The menu leans more into bar food plus some delicious extras such as raw oysters. They also have a board up displaying live music dates and such. I love these types of places, small businesses, especially ones that show so much enthusiasm will always hold a special place in my heart over corporate chains any day in spite of the cost of entry. If I had one recommendation, it would be to update the ketchup bottles. The labels either need to go or just replace the bottles altogether. Otherwise, everything was great!

This was a random, amazing find during an exploration of Madison Ga. The atmosphere here is top…read morenotch. Classic pub feel. Cozy. The staff is amazing. Every person we talked to was fun, funny and just a joy to hang with. Harlow was great (bartender). She concocted this olive spin on a Hugo Spritz. Wife absolutely loved it. For me the bourbon selection was great. Got to try a newly opened Old Carter. Also dabbled in the Shackleton. Figured some exploration with one of the greatest explorers. Both were great. Finally the food. Every thing we ordered was absolutely delicious. Massive truffle fries (called chips but more like logs lol), don't sleep on the Gouda Mac and cheese, farmer fresh sliced squash and my meal, the 12oz steak on a bed of Peruvian mash potato's with shiitake mushrooms rounded out with asparagus. I can not accurately describe how amazing that meal was. You gotta try it for yourself. Andrew, we will be back.

Stopped in one evening for a meal and to relax a bit after a hot afternoon. We were welcomed…read morewalking in and seated promptly. A classic pub interior, heavy wooden details and comfortable. We started with their Bread plate, a nice serving of fresh bread and a good start while waiting for our meal. I ordered a Black & Tan and it was not that, this is a traditional pub pour, with guiness and bass ale, with a distinct break between the two porter on the bottom and the ale is floated across the top. There was no break in my serving and it was not a traditional B&T. After giving the concise menu a look, I opted for the Fish and chips and a side of their Gouda and mac. Fish and Chips, Haddock, whole potato wedges tartar and ketchup with a lemon wedge. The fish was prepared very well, the potatoes like home style and the mac and cheese very good, rich creamy and tasty. The Haddock was a nice large filet, breaded lightly and tender. A good meal. A lot of folks the night of our visit ordered the Fish and it is obvious its one of their signature dishes. A solid choice for a meal in my book. 4 Stars A solid meal in a comfortable location 01286

I'm thrilled to share that I finally stopped by Brick Store Pub last Friday! I've visited Downtown…read moreDecatur Square countless times and walked past this spot over and over but this time, I got lucky and made it in for a drink. Brick Store Pub is an incredible place. The staff are fantastic, personable, friendly, and clearly passionate about what they do. They really know their craft and are happy to share recommendations on both drinks and food. The ambiance adds so much to the experience, I recommend you to come and relax on the patio or grab a seat at the bar. There's such a great vibe all around that makes you want to stay awhile. If you're in the area, definitely stop by, you'll enjoy every bit of the atmosphere that Brick Store has been giving all this time. I will be back!

Been a long time since I'd been to the Brick Store Pub, maybe pre Covid? Was meeting friends for…read morelunch and tried to call to make a reservation since there were 6 of us for a Saturday and there was going to be a music festival that afternoon. Got a text back saying they don't take reservations, it's first come, first serve, but they would do what they could to accomodate us. 4 of us were seated and we had 2 more coming before we wanted to order. The wait staff was attentive, making sure we had our beverages and if we needed anything before the 2 arrived. Once they arrived, the staff gave us a few minutes to make sure the 2 had a chance to look at the menus. We ordered appetizers to start...corn bread, sage fried pierogies and poutine. We weren't sure about the poutine because we didn't see any gravy, we did see the cheese curds on the fries, but once we finally dug in, the gravy was at the bottom. The pierogies were tasty. We asked if they could cut the cornbread so each of us could get a taste, which they did. Corn bread had a toasted texture, and the honey butter was delicious! Everyone ordered something different. One had fish and chips, which would seem to be a likely order for a pub. Their special for the day was a ruben. Another ordered a falafel sandwich, and I think 2 salmon BLT's and then one salad with rainbow trout. Portions were not overwhelming, but we realized that we were full from the appetizers and almost everyone ended up taking most of their main choices in doggie bags (boxes). As time got closer to the festival to start, it did get crowded, but the staff handled the influx of people and people were seated relatively quickly. This was a nice destination as most of the group live a drive from Decatur. Lovely afternoon visit!

Whitney provided excellent service. The restaurant ambiance was appropriate for a sports bar. The…read morefood was very good and was brought out quickly. Enjoy eating here.

I am a Bloody Mary enthusiast. I typically ask the bartender 'How is your Bloody Mary'? And my…read morequestion is typically answered with a blasé response such as, 'fine', 'good' or 'typical mix and vodka'. At Miller's Ale House the manager (I believe) answered my question with 'How do you like it?' THAT is the response someone who knows what they are doing makes. Although I don't live in the area, my family does. I will be sure to come back the next time I visit.

Needs more TVs and a selection of English beers! The parking is not on the property.read more

The fish n chips , are delicious , great atmosphere, Very…read morefriendly staff... Highly recommend trying this Restaurant... Michael B. U S A F Airman !!

Came in from out of town, awesome little dive bar, had the egg rolls, and the Reuben, both top…read morenotch, beer was fresh and cold, waiter was super cool and helped,,,found my new to go place in Conyers

Went there cause we love Irish pubs...atmosphere was okay. I know that's general but I don't know…read morethat I would say it's a cool, fun place. Just alright. The server was spot on.. quick, attentive and offered relevant suggestions. The Reuben was great... we ordered the Reuben, the steak and cheese fries, and the wings. Then realized the 86 sanitation score and I saw bugs crawling across the floor. I had already ordered, and the people we were with said the food was good... The food was good- however, I won't be back.

Surprisingly great space. Food was typical bar food, but the service was very slow. I would go back.read more

We had wrapped up a class in the area on a Friday at 6 p.m. and wanted to grab dinner in…read moreFayetteville before heading home. We had eaten here before once or twice probably 5 years ago, but we wanted to check it out again. Parking is on-street nearby. There seemed to be plenty of spaces around the courthouse across the street. They normally have parking around back, but the lot is currently being used for construction staging. We were greeted as we entered and advised that we could sit anywhere. They were about 3/4 full, but we saw a table up front so we took that. Our server advised us that this would be where the live band would be setting up about 45 minutes to an hour later, and she asked if we'd mind being moved it our dinner overlapped with the band. We said no. There seemed to be a fair percentage of 'regulars' here, maybe for the music. They space is a standard bar arrangement. The bar takes up much of the right side, with tables down the center and booths along the left wall. The decor seemed to be seasonal, and had changed from Valentine's Day to Mardi Gras when we were there. They got our drink orders. My wife got a Po Boy (catfish). I opted for a burger. They offered fried okra as a side, which I recalled from the last time we ate here. I was glad that had not changed. The food was pretty good. The wine pour seemed small, though. We managed to finish before we got evicted from the table. Prices seemed average. If you are in the area, this place is worth stopping in.

The food was great. I had the Diablo. Jelly took care of us and was very attentive. Will definitely…read morecome back soon!

one of the bartenders likes to complain about what customers order and post it on Facebook to judge…read morethem. She even tagged the place. I ordered my drink without a side of judgement and attitude.

Fun Spot That Knows Exactly What It Is…read more Ayyy matey, cool theme, had to laugh. This is exactly what it looks like: a late-night bar to hang with friends, grab some drinks, and throw some darts. Nothing overcomplicated just a good time. Beer was decent, food was okay, but that's not really the point here. The fun factor is what stands out. Great spot to bring friends or even a casual date. Get in, have fun, don't overthink it. Overall: 4/5 - fun, simple, and knows exactly what it is.

This was the first time my boyfriend and I have tried Ship & Anchor Pub. We love the Dunwoody…read moreRestaurant Group restaurants, and this spot did not disappoint. We came on a Friday and they had open mic night for the first time in years - per the bartender. I would say this restaurant has a good thing going because on this particular night they only had 2 bartenders and no servers, but they were extremely efficient. I ordered the Giant Pretzel with queso and it was mediocre - not much flavor for an Irish Pub pretzel. I would recommend the pretzel bites instead. I also ordered the wings, plain, with ranch and they were great; however, I wasn't expecting 15 wings. My boyfriend got the Spicy Patty Melt with fries and rates it 8/10 because as a man "it was good and I'm fat." We're eager to try the other Dunwoody Restaurant Group spots soon! Overall, the price was reasonable at $100 for 4 drinks and 3 food items