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| - I will say this, I couldn't even bring myself to order the food here. I was turned off to even try, which I normally am not, but, through the course of the stop in, I simply couldn't. But, didn't stop me from trying (and needing) and bloody Mary.
Explanation... it's a dive bar, that serves Thai and Italian. Now, I love me some Thai and I love me some Italian. However, the two combined from the same kitchen is a bit odd. The menu itself, was a nightmare to traverse. You had pad thai options with no meats listed, and no meat options listed anywhere. This is all at one price. Then you find a vegetarian area, with the same exact menu options for $2 more. The rest of the menu was so hard to navigate with blank pages mixed in, descriptions cut off, and some items having no descriptions at all. Not to mention a bartender - a worker for the establishment - having no idea what the menu options were either. So, needless to say, my cousin and I (a seasons Thai eater and enthusiast) not knowing the menu options and having nobody there to ask, meh, we'll pass.
The bloodies... I got a normal bloody. No frills. Harsh, harsh, bitter, and salty taste. The best part was eating the green olives. Actually needed to order a water to help wash it down.
My cousin got a bacon bloody. Which, sounded great... in theory. One strip of extra crunchy, stiff, bacon in the bloody. No bacon bits mixed in, no bacon bits mixed with the salt on the rim, no actual extra bacon other than them making a standard and throwing a strip of bacon in it.
Grossly disappointed and glad we didn't give them too much of our time or money. Trust me, if you're in this area, there are TONS of other options. If it wasn't for them being a Vikings bar and me wanting to see how bad the Pats were pistol whipping the VIkings, I wouldn't have dropped in.
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