Example: Geeze... Empty as can be and I still got crappy service. Well... I would prefer crappy over non existent which is what we got. I gave them another minute before I was just going to walk out ... Waitress finally came with 15 seconds to spare. Very very unacceptable. FYI still haven't got our water yet either. Avoid this place unless you want to leave by retirement age.
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Example: I was very disappointed with my brunch experience at the Nitty. I ordered the cheese curd burrito and it had zero cheese curds in it. The eggs were terrible and you couldn't pay me to eat the breakfast potatoes. Their special \""gritty\"" sauce may be the most disgusting thing ever, it was created by a truly disturbed person how wanted to inflict pain on someone.Their bloody marys taste like cheap watered down tomato juice and have no flavour. The food also takes an obnoxiously long time to come out. If you like horrible food and long wait times this place is for you!
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Example: Typical college feel bar. This place is huge. I like how the bartender let me try a buncha things before ordering. The cheese curds are delicious, location close to Memorial Park. I would imagine it's a great place to watch sports.
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Example: What a cool little pub! H.B. Hanratty's offers nearly something for everyone, from video games and darts to pool and casual convos tucked inside one of their wooden benches. Open yet cozy, this bar has the ideal mixture of ample lighting with dark wood furniture and ceiling to create what some may call \""your neighborhood dive bar.\"" There's nothing really dingy about this place. It's not unsafe or anything, yet I like how you feel a bit off the beaten path when you come here. There's a few places to park along the East side or in the back. Plus, the place is really a cinch to find since it's right off the Southside of the street with a sign announcing you've found your watering hole. \n\nSaid to be an Ohio State bar, you don't really see much sporting merchandise here - a good thing, if you ask me. I'm told the beer selection is good, although when I tried to order something seasonal, they didn't have anything. Bummer. Instead, I went with the tried-and-true Sam Adams, followed by a Stella Artois. Both were served in a bottle, although the bartender tried to pour my Sam Adams into a glass. I had to stop him. \""Just the bottle,\"" I said. \""That's enough for me.\"" If memory serves me, each beer cost me $4. My companions opted for draft pints of Coors and Michelob Ultra. So, if domestics are your thing, H.B.'s has your vice in abundance. \n\nI can definitely see myself hanging here, playing some pool or throwing some darts. Overall, the music was decent. I think they went from Rehab to Richard Cheese. Not quite sure how that happened, but it was interesting nonetheless. \n\nBartender was friendly, albeit a bit \""snottish\"" when I asked to see a beer menu. He had none. Instead, he asked, \""What are you looking for and I'll tell you if we have it.\"" I would have much preferred a few choices rattled off to me since I couldn't really see the dusty bottles aligned on the shelf, nor did I intend to lean over the bar to take inventory. I must admit, I was a little put off by that. I guess he wasn't used to a patron wanting something other than \""swamp water\"" (Bud or Coors). \n\nIn any case, I like this place. I'd definitely go back.\n\nWord to wise: This is a CASH ONLY bar, although I'm told they have an ATM inside (although I didn't see it or go hunting for it, either). I guess somebody hasn't yet heard of merchant services...
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How have I never reviewed this place? We came here all the time when we lived in LV. Kinda sad that one of the more \""authentic\"" Irish bars in Vegas is on The Strip, but they do a damn respectable job. Well portioned car bombs, amazing bloody marys, and, oooh, the sausages. Good music, good colcannon, and genuinely Irish and Scottish guys working the bar. Prices are what you'd expect on The Strip, but you get quite a bit of personality and good stuff for that price.\n\nOne of our favorite things to do here was to just order a couple of drinks and maybe an appetizer, and go hang out on the 2nd floor outside balcony overlooking the Strip.  Never very crowded out there (because there isn't any service), and the people- and light-watching is great.\n\nIf you're coming to listen to music, and you want to sit, be sure to get there early.  It's packed every night around the stage.