Great amount of Pull tabs! They have wall games too! Plus a pool table. Everyone pretty much knows…read moreeach other and are very friendly to new people. Neighborhood bar!

Good dive bar. Cheap liquor. Lots of locals. Good pool…read moretable. Some sketch but not too creepy.

One star, and it's all down to a single bartender. I came in with two friends to catch the NBA…read moreFinals and we grabbed a spot away from everyone, just talking among ourselves. Out of nowhere a bartender inserted himself into our private conversation. I asked him to stay out of it, and instead of backing off he got rude. By the time we settled up he had completely lost it and screamed 'f***ing a**hole' at me in front of the whole bar. There's no excuse for a staff member blowing up at paying customers over a conversation he was never part of. If you're behind the bar and nobody's being harmed, pour the drinks and let people be. Management will know who I mean: thin guy, long white beard, flat-brim cap. Skip this place.

This is my favorite bar period. I could go on forever about the food the cocktails and the staff!…read more The favorite thing is socializing with the other patrons. It's my favorite bar to talk about how awesome Donald Trump is!

I live in the Lake City neighborhood and as much as we would like to patron Hell Bent Brewery on…read moreLake City Way, we can't. Hell Bent has "Concerts" at their location on Lake City. We live 3 blocks away. So you'd think, that for Sure the Noise wouldn't be a problem. Right? But When ever they have a "Concert" (mind you this is a small brewery with a parking lot which have bands play on weekends.These bands play outside, so that not only their patrons inside the bar can hear, but that their Parking Lot (filled with patrons) can hear the music as well. And this goes on for 5hrs. We live on 33rd, and every time they have a concert, they not only play for the Bar, but they play to the entire community!!! I Love Music!! But I can't love This Music! Most of the bands are bad, but the ones that are good are still ruined by how loud they choose to play the music! It's one thing to listen to good music, but it's a totally different animal to have a Car sitting outside your house blasting Ghetto Punk Rock. (Wouldn't even matter if the music was good! If we didn't pay for it, why should we be forced to listen to it in our own house!!) We shouldn't have to struggle trying to listen to and watch our tv without subtitles, and not being able to do so because the Bar 3 blocks away has decided to hold a Concert for their small venue like a stadium!! T hat is a little bit A lot Too Much!!! Soo, Dear Hellbent From the Lake City Community: We hope you get over yourselves soon, because your "Joy" is disrupting the entire Lake City Community!! Same as those Preachers dressed in purple shouting over a megaphone and speakers on the corner of Lake City and 130th who had the entire neighborhood calling 911, because it was soo intrusive. And what's funny is that You Guys called 911 about them too. (You told us) When you live 3 blocks away from a bar and it sounds like you're in the front row, there's something wrong there. Why should an entire community pay for your lack of effort in your Sound Department? Seems to me that it's You guys who should curb your sound rather than expecting the entire community to curb our routines in our own homes....just saying. I know, I sound like a Karen. And Maybe I am, but in this instance, we pay too much to live in a home that sounds like we live above a dive bar who take payment from a small handful of people at the Cost of an entire Community. Where is Our Cut?? Seems like We Pay More than You Hellbent!! What do We Get Out Of Your Gains?? Sent by an Irked and Concerned Citizen.

1st time at this brewery. Over 20 beers and ciders on tap. Pretty quiet with just a few other…read morepeople. Bartender friendly enough - was able to try a couple of tastes before deciding. Food truck with burgers outside but we didn't try. At least 4 TVs and there's an outside area.

The Maple definitely has a "Seattle vibe" and it's a dim lit dark ambience bar/restaurant. Although…read morethe food was not bad but also not good...the portions were pretty small for the prices and there wasn't a dish that really stood out. Service was great though and all the servers were attentive, kind, and helpful. The presentation of the dishes was great but nothing stood out to where I would want to come back and I wouldn't recommend this place to a friend.

This was my second visit to The Maple and I couldn't have been more pleased!…read more Situated in cute, old, little house on Roosevelt way, The Maple is the perfect brunch spot for any get-together. The restaurant was a bit chilly on this winter morning, but they had a fire roaring and warm staff to make up for it. My party ordered two breakfast sandwiches, and one of their classic breakfasts. Everything was great. Their breakfast potatoes are flavorful and plentiful, along with the rest of the meal portions. Each dish came with a small side salad as well. They didn't serve decaf coffee, but that didn't stop me from enjoying the rest of my morning. I'll absolutely be back to spend time at the maple, and would love to check out their back patio in the summer!

This place is awesome. Very fun and welcoming. Great…read moresipping, fantastic nibbles. For nibbles, I recommend the Chipotle Turkey (Arugula, Havarti, chipotle aioli). Crunchy and deliciously savory. The peppery arugula isn't overpowered by the chipotle aioli, and they don't build off each other either. It's a good balance. For sippins? I got the Century Club dipa and the Electric slide strawberry lemonade sour. The artists that decorate the place are talented beyond belief. Each beverage gets its own original artwork, which once it's off the menu, is available for sale. It's a great place for entertainment, too. Sit back with friends and enjoy one of the may games they provide, just past the bar. Or visit on the right night and meet new people during a trivia night! Definitely worth a stop, and a return visit!

Solid option for beer, seltzer, sake, and slushies. Loved the maple barley wine and girlfriend got…read morethe seltzer slushee, both were great. We also got the pretzel with beer cheese... the beer cheese is incredible! The pretzel is good, fluffy, large, but the cheese is amazing.

I was at The Lodge for an afternoon reception and wedding, and Father Mulligan's has an extremely…read moreconvenient happy hour from 2-5PM on Friday and Saturday. Suffice it to say, we stopped by to down a drink or two before the festivities. The bartenders were very friendly and the cocktail of the day was a fruity vodka/cranberry/grapefruit cocktail topped with a fruity sour. It was very drinkable and our orders came out quickly. Their wine list also has some unique gems on it, definitely worth a look. Overall, can't complain about the service and the cocktails were well received for a reasonable price considering the exclusive location.

A very nice spot inside of the Lodge, cool vibe, especially sitting at the bar. There are several…read moretables but they fill up quickly on the weekend. They have a brunch menu on the weekend, which is not listed on their website. The food was good, but I felt that it was pricey. I know everywhere is expensive these days, but felt like $24 for a croissant breakfast sandwich with no side is a lot. And as much as I would have loved to add avocado, I couldn't foresee spending an extra $4 on avocado. It was tasty but not sure I would make it a regular visit.

Food menu is limited, expensive, slow, and not good at all. We live across the street and have…read morebeen coming here a few times a month for years. The place wasn't busy so didn't understand why the food took so long. Then we had some rude employee come to our table and said he called animal control because of our dog. We had checked on the dog a few times while we waited over an hour for a salad and flat bread. That was the last straw. Never going back again.

The grounds are beautiful but if you've never been here before, finding the place could potentially…read morebe a bit challenging. I'd been to the State park before (before it became a hotel and bar) so I had a bit of an idea of where this cute little speakeasy bar might be, plus we also wanted to walk around & see "everything" before having our drinks. I will say that I would have ended up here much sooner (I've been wanting to go check it out for the past year or maybe even 1.5 years) but the fact that you either have to have a Discover Pass or pay $10 per car for parking, was what delayed me in making it to this bar. I truly feel that the Tonsorium Bar should validate parking and then they'd have a lot more customers. I already knew that the food and drinks at the bar were going to be pricey, and didn't want to pay the $10 parking fee on top of that. I finally found a friend who had a Discover Pass and who also wanted to check out the bar, so I did eventually make it! Once inside the building you need to find stairs and go downstairs. If you see an old barber chair, you know you've found the bar! They had live music when we went (and it was really good too), not too loud, not too quiet, just the perfect volume. The staff uniforms seem to be a green dress shirt or blouse, and all the servers & the bartender were nice and helpful. The fries were very good but a bit pricey ($9 seems a bit much for fries) and I enjoyed my cocktail. They also had quite a few items on their non-alcoholic menu (nice for those who don't drink or the designated driver) but I wish they would get some non-alcoholic rum as that is my favorite, and sadly that was one of the few things they didn't have. If you are vegetarian or vegan, you will probably love this place, as they have a lot of foods on the happy hour menu as well as the dinner menu to accommodate. Foods seemed to come from the restaurant upstairs and it was nice to see them bring the foods past us and get an idea of what all the menu items looked like. I kind of wished I'd gotten the steak salad, as that one looked really appetizing when they brought it out. Since this bar is "downstairs" there isn't really a view of the grounds, like the bar upstairs has, but this is definitely the "popular" bar, probably cause of it's cozy feel and speakeasy vibes. Looking forward to coming back when the weather gets warmer and maybe combining a walk/mini-hike around the grounds with a trip to the bar.

The Caroline is rad. Stiff drinks, great prices, delicious fried food, super service. Covered…read moresmoking section. Clean bathrooms! Jukebox and pull tabs. Plenty of seating. Interesting (albeit a little handsy) clientele. Bonus: stone's throw from my house, so no drinking and driving here. Great little dive.

I adore the Bartenders, fun place to chill, beer garden and great prices. Nice place to relax and…read morecatch up with friends.