What a surprise to say the least. The Hole in the Wall, from the outside, appears to be just that. Once inside, you'll see a very narrow space with maybe 20 or so tables. It looks like the place actually used to be an alleyway between two buildings that they slapped a roof over.
However, once seated, you'll find that the beer selection is awesome and the staff are super friendly. But it's the food that's the biggest surprise of all. Who would have guessed that the quality of food in such a place would be so elevated and so tasty? The key-lime pie was especially good.
Will be back here for sure, as I hear they have an amazing brunch.