Tuesday 19th of February 2008 08:29:56 PM

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Not quite sure what makes this place eligible for inclusion, but here's a review since it's already here. The place is in the plaza off Park Road down the alley between Rack Room and Ski Country. As you traverse down the alley and the steps the entrance (not well marked) will be on your left. Enter and the host stand is just beside the door on your left when the bar is on your right. Supposedly the place has smoking and non-smoking, but it seemed to all be the same space to me.

The beer is really inexpensive, but there isn't much to choose from. They had about 8 bottles of craft/imported beer and 10 drafts of beer, 1 of cider. The beers were nothing to write home about, more of the standard import fare. The list included Boddingtons, Grolsch, Newcastle, Yuengling, Bass, Belhaven Twisted Thistle IPA, Pyramid Hefe, Highland Gaelic, Guinness and Harp. The beer prices were $5 for a 20 ounce and $4.50 for a 16 ounce.

The food was very good, but the portions were not generous and the prices were not inexpensive. The soup of the day was $6.50 and was the portion size that normally would be called a cup. The salad was in the $7 range and while very, good, was little more than mixed greens with blue cheese and bacon served with a balsamic reduction. Entrees were even more pricey.

I'd go back, not for the beer, more for the food, but I certainly wouldn't go back hungry!