When you enter, you see the old-fashioned pub with...

When you enter, you see the old-fashioned pub with sawdust on the floor. It had lots and lots of photos on the antique-looking ceiling, and a large wall paining on the left site. It was a bit narrow, and not really a place for a sit-down meal. If you are just wanting to get some craft beer, bottled punch, and whiskeys of the world, then this is the spot.

Since we were there to eat. we went upstairs to the Parlor. The dining space was filled with photos, wall to wall. They were all numbered, so I assume they have a list somewhere that tells us a description of each photo. The furniture other than chairs seemed pretty old, nice thick wood tables. Possibly the original flooring, and very impressive ceiling with exposed wood beam. I liked the darker green wall, that went really well with the rest of decor, and gave nice, relaxing atmosphere.

Everything was really good here, even thought the prices are on a bit high side, but the quality was really high. The service was ok, but not great. As we sat down (without anyone directing us to a table), no one came for a while... until I went to grab a couple of menus, and started to look at them... But other than that, it was ok, the staffs were polite.

Overall, we had nice time here, and food and drinks were great. I would love to go back for some other menu items they offer. Read my full review of this restaurant and food on my food blog, foodlovergirl.