East End Gastropub

"Good place to grab a bite before or after a movie. Had the burger which was well prepared and tasty and the accompanying fries were good, crispy but not oily. There were some interesting looking items on the menu that seemed worth exploring and the pizza menu looked promising. Not a huge drinks menu but everything on it looked good and everyone should be able to find something they like. Service was good, could stand to be a little more attentive, and the space was open with lots of hard surfaces so fairly noisy. I will definitely return."

"The elote-spiced chicken wings were crisp with lots of flavor, the special of the day provided tender, flavorful meat with an amazing savory baked bread pudding-style side, and both the espresso martini and peanut-chocolate dessert were perfect."

"One of our favorite spots! Love the menu - I am pescatarian and it has great seafood/vegetarian dishes as well as various options for my husband who definitely eats meat! He loves the pork boa buns and recently had the fried chicken which he loved. We typically sit at the bar and get great service but when they are busy and if we sit at a table we notice its a bit slower."

"I used to absolutely love this place. I just went here for my birthday and it was truly terrible. I got the squid ink pappardelle and it was completely inedible. The pasta was beyond over cooked. It turned into a complete mess of mush. You couldn’t distinguish a single noodle. The calamari was incredibly tough, chewy, and overcooked. The chorizo was the only thing edible on the plate. At the price you pay for this food I expected to at least be able to eat it. If I hadn’t been there with a group of friends I would have instantly returned the food. The worst pasta I have ever had. My partner also got a pear salad which was full of underripe pears (and the core) that were also inedible. The only good thing about this experience was the server who was kind and attentive. A deeply disappointing experience especially for a birthday dinner."

"When we first walked in and saw the menu prices as we're being seated, I'm not gonna lie -- we both were wondering if we should politely apologize and get up and leave. But that feels too awkward and the people were REALLY friendly and attentive so we didn't get a chance to discuss it. But with Happy Hour pricing, 4 people ate & drank for just under $50 ($47.96, not including tip). The price value was on point because the pizzas we chose to order may look plain but were very good -- very tasty! The happy hour pepperoni was only $10 and our Salame Rosa pizza had a bechamel sauce that was indeed tasty. They kept our drinks refilled without even having to ask -- and I personally was THIRSTY on a travel day. The design of the place was quite unique with interesting stylistic accent pieces (enough that I even took some pics of some of them). Bathrooms were located at the back of the lower section, under the balcony area and were very clean. Would definitely recommend trying this place out!"