Half a dozen or so regular brews plus one or two seasonal. I tried the India Pale, Porter and Java Stout. All were very good with no obvious flaws.

Expanded pub grub menu. The dinner salad I had was good.

I would definitely return, but I also might save room to check out one of the neighboring pubs.

I had the walleye for dinner. It was fine.

No complaints about the service.

Pub grub plus some interesting specials. I tried the sausage hash.

It's not the easiest place to find and there doesn't seem to be much of interest nearby, but it's definitely worth a visit.

Limited menu of sandwiches and pizza.

Very friendly crowd. My wife and I were visiting the area for a wedding. She started talking to a couple of guys about the beers they were drinking. Soon they were offering to let her have a taste from their glasses - and we're old, so it's not like they were hitting her.

Overall it's an oasis in an area that's being overrun by franchises.

The food is made from scratch. It's very nice to find new restaurants that stand apart from chains, franchises and those places that cook whatever Sysco provides.

My only frustration is that the initial reactions have been so positive in general that the waiting times for dinners on weekends are longer than I want to wait.

Note: the address is 3222 Central Ave. SE, not 3200 as it says above (3200 is a Korean Barbeque).

The bartender seemed preoccupied with whatever he was doing at the other end of the bar. It was difficult to get his attention, ever after my first pint was empty.

Small pub-grub menu. I did not eat so I cannot offer an opinion.

It's a neighborhood joint. I saw more ink on men and women than I can remember seeing anywhere.

Everyone in my party of 6 enjoyed their meals. It's unusual to not hear one of my kids complaining about something.

The only unfortunate part is that it is one of the few such establishments in the area, so the wait to get a table on a Friday or Saturday evening can easily exceed an hour.

The menu had some unusual choices - lamb and pot roast sandwiches. I'm very fond of pub grub, but it gets repetitive after a while. It was nice to see unusual choices. The lamb sandwich was excellent.

The two beers I had (IPA and Porter) were fine, but unexciting. I try to be very supportive of brewpubs, but I doubt I will go back.

The menu is a step above typical pub grub. They have burgers & wings at good prices, but they also have Asian noodles and seared tuna. It's in walking distance of the Marriott Desert Ridge, which for me created a welcome respite from the typcial conference banquet fare. THe next time I'm in the area I will return.