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| - If a restaurant as itself could be a piece of art, it would resemble Park on Fremont.
When you walk into this restaurant, you'll notice it has the cozy space of your local dive bar: a bar section along one side of a narrow interior and a row of tables along the opposite side. But seating isn't limited to this area - there's also plenty of space out front and out in the back [hidden in the back is a full sized see-saw (yes, see-saw)].
As I mentioned at the top, this place is a piece of art. It's like Tim Burton collaborated with an interior designer and suggested, "less goth more abstract," "mute the colors," and "throw in some flair shit like TGIFridays does." And so they came up with ceilingpaper patterns, fireplace beer taps, record player jukebox, taxidermy birds... I could enjoy spending all day just looking at this stuff... and eating stuff!
The eats we had on this visit were small and perfect for a casual bite. We got in around 6pm and it turned out to be happy hour, so we took advantage. I had the Steak Tacos ($6, normally $9) which came with three tasty corn tortilla tacos with salsa, guac, and sour cream. Also ordered the Garbage ($6, normally $13) fries, which can be substituted with tots or chips. It was probably one of the best versions of a nachos-style dish: cheddar & provolone, bacon, green onions, tomato's, and jalapenos. Great dishes at a great price.
This was only the happy hour experience. I want to come back and try out the build a Burger or the Mac & Cheese Balls.
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