Passing though, decided to give it a shot. BBQ pork sandwich was outstanding! The buffalo chicken wrap was really good as well. Stephanie did a really great job taking care of us on the deck. Roc s agreed with our lofty Chicagoland standards.
Wings are always good. Wife loves the margaritas. The bar menu is very creative: I always order a "Counselor" and usually order two. They have a great premium Old Fashioned including the dark sweet cherries
Great place good food great service and learn a little charleston history
Aside from my hilarious story of splitting my meal with a friend, this place has amazing food that I would recommend to anyone!
Food real good as was service, owner very nice to talk to! Will go back!
They are effectively closed they do not care about the consumer, they are probably a front for a another form of business.
Not covid-19 friendly
I stopped on a Friday afternoon for a late lunch. The place has a nice size bar with character and a dining room separate from the bar area. The place is set up very nice. I found a booth in the dining room, there were two other tables with people enjoying their meals. The waitress came to ask for my drink order, I chose water, I like a place that uses real glass for there drink offerings. The lunch special offering was fish with fries. I went with the fish with a side of cole slaw. The meal came in a reasonable time. The fish was tasty with a light batter, not greasy. The cole slaw was very flavorful, creamy delicious. I ordered a cup of coffee, fresh, full body, good cup.
Just two Star right now because I haven't tried anything else on the menu. Staff was nice and the prices we're decent. I got the Walleye and the breading was just kinda blah. Good size portion though. The fillets were decent size but just didn't have much of a flavor. Neither did the onion rings. Fries were fries. Baked beans were REAL good. Overall would probably try something else there before I give a more accurate overall rating in general. Wouldn't order Walleye or onion rings again js.
