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Contribute Feedback What dolly t likes about 1356 Public House:
Our family counts this restaurant as a favorite. Food always hot and good. There is bar food on menu, wings, pizza, taco salad, but also wraps and soups for ladies lunches. Great appetizers, mushrooms a favorite. Generous portions, prices are fairly reasonable and service friendly. Atmosphere is lively and loud. If you want a quieter meal, go earlier in day or a Sunday lunch. Great bar, lots of neighborhood folks (th... View all feedback.
What Drew Mattison doesn't like about 1356 Public House:
I love bar food however this place has small portions and poor quality for the price. I ordered chicken tenders for $15.00 and I got 3 mediocre tenders that were over cooked and dry with a side of slightly soggy fries. I asked if I could get new fries and they charged me $6.00 for a basket of fries.The waitress only came to our table to take our order and give us our food and the busses was wiping our table down befo... View all feedback.
I love bar food however this place has small portions and poor quality for the price. I ordered chicken tenders for $15.00 and I got 3 mediocre tenders that were over cooked and dry with a side of slightly soggy fries. I asked if I could get new fries and they charged me $6.00 for a basket of fries.The waitress only came to our table to take our order and give us our food and the busses was wiping our table down before I even stood up.I've heard great things about this restaurant. I'm disappointed my experience wasn't on par with others.
The food was amazing (Great Pizza! and plenty to share. Great servers. The only complaint: It was like an Ice Box in there, and I had to go out and get a coat for my wife and a hat for my bald head!
Food was great. Server was slightly slow with service but ok. Looking forward to more meals from here. Heard great reviews from people I know
An establishment that is licensed to sell alcohol to be consumed on the premises; pub short for publik house. The term first appears late in the 17th century to differentiate inns, taverns, and alehouse that served alcohol from private houses that did not.
The waitress could have checked on us more often. Everything was good!!
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