MC's Pub

"Great place. It's one of my go-to places now. Service is great. Food is average, for everything I have tried, a little inconsistent. Bone in wings is an absolute must. Love them. Haven't had much luck on other items I've tried. I'll keep trying different things, though."

"Excellent pub food. We unknowingly went on bingo night (Wednesday), so it was packed! However, they were very accommodating to my group of 12 with no reservation!! We ended up sitting at the pool table which was an experience but we were very happy to find somewhere to eat after going to my cousin’s hockey game. Did not get pix of my burger, I scarfed it down too quick. I got the chipotle cheddar burger and it was delicious. I am happy they had gluten free buns, and they also have impossible burgers available if you are meat free. Even better, they only charged $1-2 extra, as opposed to a normal $4-6 surcharge for substituting GF options. I really appreciate this, since having celiac is already expensive. The fries are soooo good! Staff are very friendly and could split our check multiple ways— another thing I appreciate since often restaurants won’t split if your party is over 8 people, and they didn’t add a service fee either. If I am in the area again I would definitely go back."

"Loved this place! Better than the last place by a million miles. Can’t go wrong with an $8.99 burger. And as an Elvis fan, thank you, thank you very much."

"This place is a mixed bag. The service was fine. We enjoyed our food (a novelty cheese curd appetizer, a spicy burger, and the shrimp basket), and the shrimp basket was particularly good, some of the best fried shrimp I've ever had. The beer selection, though, was the worst I've seen in years. Some places without many tap lines will at least try to have a few decent beers available in cans or bottles, but not this place. It seemed strange that an establishment advertising with "burgers and brews" wouldn't take advantage of any of the huge number of excellent local beer options, or at least have a couple of run-of-the-mill Summit or Surly selections. If you like to have a good beer with your meal, you don't really seem to be the target audience. (Also, we weren't really expecting this, so it doesn't impact my star rating, but I'm mentioning it because it's hard to find this info for a lot of metro-area bars and restaurants: if you're with someone who can't or doesn't drink alcohol and usually goes with a can of THC seltzer as an alternative in MN these days, they don't have those either.) The atmosphere was, again, mixed. The noise level was reasonable compared to many places we've been. It was pretty clean and, as a disabled person, I appreciated that there were some low tables in addition to all the high-tops. But don't sit anywhere between the back door and the bar, or you'll have icy wind and nauseating cigarette stench blowing in your face every time one of the smokers goes in or out. It would probably help if they hung a curtain or something. We happened to be there during bingo, which was well-run and had screens you could see the numbers on (appreciated since a member of my party is hard-of-hearing), but somebody walking by our table stole my spouse's unplayed cards for the last few games, which is something we've never had happen even in years of going to much sketchier-seeming places in the city, so I'd be careful with my personal items and wouldn't leave a phone on the table here."

"Our $8 "Martinis" were served in a shot glass (photos) :⁠-⁠\ so not the best value (try Obbs). The Mushroom Swiss Burger came without mushroom (but had onions). The manager removed the cost of the mushrooms we didn't get from our bill, and credited the food errors on language barriers in the kitchen."