Wanted a burger that wasn't fast food, and this place totally fit the bill for an impromptu let's grab a quick and easy dinner. Scotch egg was really nice with the eggplant "relish", not to mention perfect yolk. Deviled eggs were standard and yum Duck fries were phenomenal, perfect crisp. The bleu cheese and bacon on the burger balanced the sweetness of the caramelized onions. Will come back to try the other burgers.

Great burgers. Amazing whiskey selection. Authentic pub vibes. Super helpful bartender with a good sense of humor. Go for Happy Hour.

The restaurant was great and has lots of amazing food. I enjoyed the food so much. The wait was not that long but prepared the food excellently. The bar area was so cool and the staff make us great drinks. It taste so good and amazing. The food didn't disappoint me at all. Everything was so delicious burgers and freshly great. The meat was well-cooked. The veggies were great too. The waitress was extremely attentive and food was excellent.

Celebrated our anniversary here and loved it! The burger combo is a great price and such good portions. Drinks were on the smaller side, but still delicious. Staff was kind and attentive. The lights were flickering through our entire meal which kind of killed the ambiance but we loved the library style decor

Don't hear for the first time in over a decade and it was enjoyable. Your typical divey aesthetic and fare

I love this bar! Our first visit was during Happy Hour which is actually Happy Hours as it's from 1600-1800. Thanks Village, We appreciate your generosity! We ordered an Old Fashion (me) and Rose Gold(husband) Cocktail with HH Deviled Eggs, Popcorn Shrimp and Chicken Sliders. All of the above had steep discounts during this time slot. Still hungry we ordered the Village Burger which was delicious and juicy. Our last visit was Wednesday after 1800 so no discounts, of course, but we were excited to try some more cocktails. This time I had a Brown Derby (two if I'm being honest) and a Manhattan(husband). Once again, they were prepared skillfully. We ordered the Cobb Salad and Popcorn Shrimp for dinner and we left two happy campers. It's a pub with good vibes and very knowledgeable bartenders. 5 luxardo Cherries!

I used to come here a lot a few years ago, but I wanted to try it out again before writing my official review. Needless to say my boyfriend and I went for brunch this Sunday. There is a restaurant side and bar side but you can sit at the high tops in the bar and be served as well which is what we selected when making our reservation. We were the only table on the bar side at 11:45. Our waiter was attentive and kind. When they were out of my first mocktail choice he immediately recommended his favorite for replacement, the ginger beer which was very refreshing. We didn't love the fried pickles because they weren't slices as we expected/what you'd expected from fried pickles. The chunks were too juicy to bite into while hot and the breading was falling off. I have to say this was our only negative, hence the 4 stars. Our sandwiches (one burger and one chicken milanese) were both delicious and just as we expected. The duck fat fries were what my boyfriend was most excited to try as he had never been here before, and they definitely exceeded his expectations! The place started getting busier around 12:30, so make a reservation or go earlier!

I had several happy hours in mind, but is this where I decided to go. It's not a big place, but I was very impressed with their menu. And it wasn't easy to decide, there were really 5 or 6 restaurants I was considering going into. But they had a great Nashville hot chicken slider, and for 5 bucks, it was fantastic. The fried pickles made me wish i had someone with me to split them; they were crispy and served with a nice Buffalo aioli sauce, but there were just so many of them. Tough problem, I'm aware. The fried shrimp slider, i could have done without, there was just too much bread. But probably the highlight for me was drinking the Daisy Cutter beer from Half Acre in Chicago. I had not had one of these beers in maybe 8 or 9 years. And for 5 bucks, it was great to enjoy one again. They did have over 100 whiskeys, ranging from 8 dollar Irish Bushmill's to a Kinsey priced at 74 dollars. I can't think of any drink worth paying 74 bucks for... and that's not factoring in tax and tip. And the bar staff was super engaging and conversational, maybe the coolest staff I encountered over the weekend.