We went for lunch.


The food was great I loved my fish an chips and Jared's burger was good and cooked the the way he requested it to be. The place is very informal serving you food as it would be at a ball park, paper plates and all. The building is actually been converted from a home that is over 100 years old. Our waitress was polite and attentive but not bothersome. She actually sang chicken noodle soup along with our three year old, which I thought was pretty cool. The beer selection is good but if you prefer something that isn't very common you might not find what you want.