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| - When you enter, you feel like you're briefly waking through the cold storage and beer keg refrigeration room: definitely sets a cool vibe. Inside is a high-ceiling, very open room, low and high tables, and booths around the outer walls, and an island bar in the middle. TVs ring the establishment. What makes it cool is how simple it all is.
First visit was for lunch during the week. The place was quiet, service was friendly and frequent, and the food was definitely on the better side of pub food. I had the Southwest Burger and my wife had the 5 Bs Burger. The iced tea tasted very fresh!
Close parking can be tight. This isn't unique to The Pint though. It's just that side/end of the shopping center where The Pint is located. The nearest parking is a narrow area squeezed between the building and Hualapai Way. Not to worry though, you can always park just around the corner in the front of the shopping center. It's not far at all.
During our second visit, the food was just as good but the service lacked a little. The place wasn't busy at all but it seemed to take our server longer than necessary to make it back to our table for refills and to check up on us. We finally had to go to the bar to ask for our check because our server disappeared. Even so, it wasn't a bad experience but the Pint (for now) lands a solid 3-stars due to above average, then below average service. Give it a shot and see what you think--it's definitely convenient if you live near Charleston and Hualapai.
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