Stopped in late night on a Saturday for drinks and appetizers before a movie. Perhaps this review would have more starts if I ate dinner because some of the items on the menu looked really good.
To drink I had the Mrs. McCandless. It was very pricey at $8 for a tiny drink but it was really tasty. The flavors complimented each other really well and it went down really smooth. One was enough to sip on over the course of our evening. my friend had the same drink but wanted a different type of gin since she doesn't like Bombay. The bar was accommodating with this request which is nice.
We shared the frites with the garlic parm seasoning. Awesome presentation but the taste left a bit to be desired. They were cut super thin, like...literally the thinnest french fries I have ever seen....literally the width of a toothpick. This made the plate look really full and was a different, eye catching presentation but in reality this super thin cut made the fries all crisp with really no potato taste or flavor. They were also REALLY hard to eat with any type of manners.
The Parmesan was sparse but the garlic was PLENTIFUL....and I love garlic but this was even a bit too much. When we got to the bottom of the plate there were a couple of large chunks which I thought was cheese but was actually cut garlic...WOW! I feel bad for my friends who had to sit by me at the movie after that.
They had a musician which was really nice when he was just playing guitar. When he started singing too I wished he would go back to just instrumental.
Overall, I think it's pricey for what it is but I'm always happy to support an independent place. I would return to try entrees.