We enjoyed this place immensely. Despite being a hipstery place with half the clientele wearing plaid shirts, it still manages to surprise you with its originality in decor and food choices. I had a cocktail with 10 ingredients - delicious but pretty much a Negroni. My friend had scotch followed by a beer so local, that it came from the neighborhood! We also had the meat plate, which was fantastic and surprising, and fun to enjoy. The only thing I didn't like were the slightly hiked up prices - it's not something you'd venture for a quick bite, as our bill for three drinks and a food item came up to $60+tip. No wonder hipsters are poor.