An unassuming entrance leads to a large horseshoe bar and perimeter seating with prompt service for a Friday evening.
The extensive menu runs the gamut of offerings, sure to please anyone willing to eat in an unfortunately smoky environment. (One of my biggest pet peeves while trying to enjoy anything eating or drinking.
The draft beer list is 20 deep; a good 20 but, the massive bottle list with fair prices and old vintages takes the cake here. Of course it was only after starting to write this did I find out that the bottle list is shared between the two locations so they might not have what's on it - which they didn't when it came to my selection.
I saved room for more beer and snacks on Fremont so I went with the OG Beer Bites which were nice little chunks of dough with chunky marinara and gooey cheese dip.
The service was key to making it a good experience, though - plenty of help to steer me in the direction of good local beer!