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I really, really want to love this place since I live in the Heights, but I just don't. I've been here three times and each time has just been mediocre at best. Yesterday the hubs and I decided to stop for a quick snack and beer during the Holiday Hop. The bar is in desperate need of an update. I know it's an old, beloved Heights bar, but it's so rundown. It's got a great space in a prime location on Lee, but it just seems to rest on it's reputation as a "Cheers" type of bar. The staff: zero personality and I overheard a few people complaining about customers. Never a good sign. When I ordered my beer, the bartender couldn't even muster up a smile or act less annoyed that I asked for a sample of a beer I'd never had and thought I may want to order. Food: we only got appetizers. Typical bar food which was okay. Mozzarella sticks were pretty good. Also ordered a large onion ring. It is HUGE. More than enough for two. Only real complaint is zero seasoning in the batter for the onion rings. Would have even gone for some kind of dipping sauce. Prices are decent. They do have a back patio that's pretty badass (for those warm summer nights!) Can't see myself going here with any kind of frequency. I'll keep frequenting Lee Road, just not this place. Darn!
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