Really nice place. Twelve of us ordered food and were eating in less than fifteen minutes. By the way, the food was excellent. Dreamy bartender Kristen, with the assistance of our gracious host Kim, put up with our whole softball team being more concerned with getting our party on than actually playing in the tournament. Racking up a $425 tab required drinking several hundred delicious ounces of Stella, Guinness etc. Outstanding selection of music nicely complimented the perfectly lit establishment. A really wonderful experience.

Highly recommended. Inventive menu, eclectic selection of tap and bottled beer. Warm and cozy, fantastic neighborhood spot. Hat tip to the proprietors.

I had a hot roast beef sandwich two days ago, and it was not good. The roast beef was overcooked and rubbery and the sandwich was covered with too much juice. The roll fell apart in my hands. I enjoy juicy sandwiches, but you need to hit a midpoint. Better cuts of beef will require less juice. The portion was small for the cost. I also had french fries, they reminded me of the boiled fries from my junior high's cafeteria; not good or worth the price.

I had wings and fries at this place recently. The wings were undercooked to the point the skin chewed like rubber. The fries were dark but soft, like they were cooked in really dirty oil. The prices suggest the proprietor of this establishment isn't looking for blue collar folks to patronize. I liked the place better when it was the Charlestown Saloon; they didnt cater to corporate crooksa martini menu, please. Once this joint fails, I hope someone brings back a place with the atmosphere of the Saloon and some decent wings/fries.