We need a Pinch Penny Pub ll . Reopen soon. The owners were…read morefantastic .the entertainment was great,and the staff was fantastic

Pinch always has really good deals and a large selection of drinks, whether it's wine, beer or hard…read moreliquor. The staff is generally friendly, and the line moves relatively quickly. The parking is what keeps this from being a 5. There are a few spaces in front, but the traffic moving through the lot with the pub and Club Sin/Callahans makes it hard to back out when trying to leave. There's an ATM on site as well.

Today I went through the drive thru to order 2 bottles of wine for myself with my dogs in the car…read morewith me. I was about to pay when the drive thru attendant told me he couldn't serve me. I thought he was just joking around, talking to my dog that was in the seat next to me. He said that I had an open container in my car. I had been moving and the can was trash that I had picked off of the floor of the car from a swim bag. I had forgotten to throw away the can. So I said okay, I threw away the can in the dumpster plus some other trash I had and went inside. I told him I had the trash away and he still said he couldn't serve me. I am a 44 year old woman. I am a local resident of Carbondale and have been my whole life. I have been a customer at your liquor store for a long period of time. I am really shocked how I was treated. Especially since I was completely sober. I don't understand why? Did the drive thru attendant/manager think I had a cork screw in my purse to open the wine I wanted and drink it right there out of the bottle while I was driving with my 3 dogs in the car with me. Absolutely ridiculous! I will call tomorrow and speak to the manager Ray or the owners but I will not let this go.

I can't rate this relative to the other liquor stores in Carbondale, and I am only commenting on…read morethe wine selection, which is disappointing. There is a generous selection of local southern wines, but some of the bottles are older than they should be. European wine is almost non-existent. The selection is aimed at the under $15 range, but oddly there are few exceptions at $75, with nothing in between.

We sat at the bar on a busy Friday. Fun vibe and variety of menu choices. Had the steak and frites…read morewhich was delicious. Had to ask about gluten free options, but servers were quick to ask chef.

Another banging seafood special as always. This time it was wild Alaskan halibut crispy pan…read moreroasted in brown butter, sweet pea & tarragon risotto W/ Gruyère & parmigiana reggiano, blistered Gailan, Meyer lemon sauce suprême foam, local micro leeks from Autumn Ridge Farms! It was fantastic. Service was delightful as always. Peytie is such a joy as well as Ariel. Ariel even brought our daughter some snacks from the bar station. She loved the blood oranges, limes, and olives. They no longer have the fall gourds as decoration as i think they are getting ready to decorate for the holidays, but it was super cozy in there on a uncharacteristically cold mid-November day in So IL.

Utter trash. I get that IL has a higher liquor tax and that it's necessary to mark up…read moreharder-to-find bottles. Other stores in Carbondale do it too, and they generally limit shelf availability at any given time, as well as number of daily bottle purchases, to reduce secondary market gouging. That said, it's embarrassing when a retailer -- not a secondary market online seller -- gouges beyond what is ethically appropriate. EH Taylor Small Batch = $180, Blanton's = $275. These are $35-40 and $55-60 bottles, respectively. The owner gives me some sheepish grin, a shrug, and a "these are allocated products" line. Yeah, for you and for every other store in town. For every store in Kentucky, for that matter. Now, I'm sure they sit behind the shelf collecting dust for quite a while, but occasionally some college-aged kid or newbie comes in, sees Blanton's, recalls that it's a "hard to find" product and pays that price, thinking that's how the market works. This place is a shame, and if Carbondale's economy is dying off, let's just say that it wouldn't be anyone's loss if this place closed down first.

It's a basic college liquor store that has an average selection. It's a little lacking in it's hard…read moreliquor selection but that's pretty expected. Staff is decent and does their best. The place gets to be extremely packed on weekends and can get annoying with drunk people arguing with staff and making problems.

Eric and Will were phenomenal . They made service so quick and were so personable. The food was…read morealso bomb. Nothing was bad at all. Cool bar vibes and they knew everyone by name. 10/10 give them a raise

Self serve for the most part. Not sure what to tip for. You order and seat yourself they bring out…read morefood. Gave a $5 tip because they had to clean up. Bartender seemed nice. Food was ok. Not great. Seemed nice enough I'm sure if you're looking for a place to drink it's great.

Got some drinks and stuff at this bar in Carbondale. It doesn't look like much it seems. Manny's is…read moreattached to a Best Western. Basically it's for those staying here. There's good prices. Came looking to have a few drinks. It's a place that certainly has some. They also have good prices for these. Basically there's not really an atmosphere. This feels more like a part of the hotel it seems. It's $2 for domestic beers at happy hour. They have the basics like Miller Lite. Have no idea about the food people talk about. They turned out to not have shit. It's about $1 for potato chips. They must have changed the menu since the last time. Has a pretty good happy hour. It's the best thing about it. This is located on Giant City Road next to the Best Western.

The food was delicious and favorable and had a toastie-friendly atmosphere. Everyone seemed to be…read morehaving a great time.

They a billboard come into town from N hwy 51 orderForDelivery a large challenge deep dish my usual.read more

Quatro's deep pan pizza is hands down the worst pizza I've ever had. It doesn't taste anything like…read morepizza should taste. I've eaten at some of the best pizza places in NYC. I even enjoy Dominoes and MOD pizza. I've had many different styles of pizza and every one was delicious except Quatro's. They should call it something else, but it would still be inedible. I got a refund and they threw it in the trash where it belongs.