The Pig - in the Wall in Southampton

Great rooms, staff and location, but obviously you pay for such privileges.

Quick stop for Friday lunch whilst shopping. Lovely food . Beautiful building. Great service . pork belly delicious. And great Pig Meat toasted sandwich.

We had a fabulous night’s stay at The Pig in the Wall. Our room (4) was spotlessly clean, with the most comfortable bed. The room was decorated so stylishly and there was everything in the room we could have needed. The staff were very welcoming and couldn’t have been more helpful. Breakfast was superb - an excellent choice of cold and cooked foods. The location is very good for exploring Southampton - overall I’d thoroughly recommend this hotel. The cocktails are great too!

Delicious food and friendly staff, I will definitely come again

Absolutely great service, couldn't ask for more!

Very quaint and friendly staff that makes for a enjoyable time.

Nice pub with food that's better than you would have thought. Good vegetarian options.

Loved this hotel/restaurant. Will definitely stay here again on our next trip to Southampton.

We stayed overnight at The Pig in the Wall. A love it stay and the building has lots of great features. Also had dinner and breakfast. Parking is extra but was nice to be in a secure car park with no rush to leave it. Dinner was good, a limited menu due to kitchen size but good. Breakfast was good but I felt it was pricy for what you got. A 4 rather than 5 due to pricy breakfast but also we didn’t get on with pillows finding them far too soft and hence struggled to sleep. But … would recommend and would come back.

A go to happy place! One of a kind atmosphere at the Pigs across the South of England. When around, always stop by for a drink or some 'Piggy' snacks. Setting and service are always top notch. You will struggle to find better quality in Southampton.

The food was really excellent. We went for lunch- had meats, beef stew and some deli bits. Cosy interior, brilliant service.

Nice small boutique hotel. Great staff, nice food but limited

Stayed here under the 'Supper and Snooze' offer which is basically a deli supper with bed and breakfast for two at £220. The 'room' we were given was basically a converted attic space, which I believe they described as 'snug'! Snug was an understatement...you could only access one side of the bed by ducking to avoid the slanting ceiling eaves and only dress by sitting on the bed. The room was suitable for a single bed at the very best and the almost vertical stairs to the room were, in my opinion, quite dangerous! Our deli supper and breakfast was poor and not up to normal 'PIG' standards. I'm afraid this is one PIG we won't be returning to...sorry!

Perfect location 5 minute walk to west quay shopping centre. Lovely quiet location even though a city centre location.

The Pig in the Wall is a lovely experience! We stayed one night pre-cruise. If you’re looking for a cookie-cutter/business hotel, this is not it. This boutique hotel is built into the ancient city walls and oozes character and quirky without being weird. At the same time it has modern conveniences, including quiet air conditioning, in-room coffee/tea and a fabulous shower. Spotlessly clean; they have thought of everything you could need or want and it’s all done with flair. We had a delicious dinner and breakfast with farm-fresh ingredients. The staff is terrific, especially Lucy. There is no elevator but the staff carried our heavy luggage to our 3rd floor room.

What a ridiculous set of policies this place has … only (very very expensive) bar snacks served outside - none of the beautiful food on display at the counter inside - “if we served you as an exception, everyone would want it “… err isn’t that you want … sell more produce etc. “Your outside menu says variety of cakes - which are they?” … “the ones inside” ( no sense of irony here. “So no inside food outside , except the cakes” “Yes - it’s to do with the kitchen - we can do the cakes without them” … except the cinnamon rolls which are warmed in the kitchen but are allowed outside. Great. So we order bar snacks and drinks and are asked to pay in advance because “we can’t keep an eye on everyone and we’ve had some people walk off recently “ Unbelievably poor service.

Beautiful setting and delicious food. Staff were very friendly and helpful with my partners allergies. Only issue is expected larger portions due to price but would still go again and just order more.

This is not something the usual visitor will come across as it is located away from the shops, theatres, and ferry terminal. It’s in the most historical part if the time. We were given a voucher as a birthday present so we chose to a lunch. Whilst the dining room is quite compact each table has plenty of room. The menu is quite small and focussed but we knew this before we went. We chose a range of “Piggy bits” and “Starters” rather than go for a main course. I did find the pork pie a little small but it was very tasty and came with a nice selection of pickled vegetables but disappointingly a pot of what tasted like Branston pickle – I was expecting something more artisan or local. Gluten free Carrot cake was delicious and the staff were very engaging.

We enjoyed a lovely relaxing dinner . The staff were all very attentive, the food was really tasty. But what really made our visit special was Sasha our waiter . He was so helpful and is a credit to The Pig. He even gave me a surprise birthday gift as he had overheard my family wishing me a happy birthday. We will definitely be visiting again for another meal or just drinks.

A very unique venue. Both the spicy meatballs and the whole baked Shakespeare were delicious. The waiter forgot our drinks and wavered the from the bill. A welcoming environment with friendly service.

I had seen an impressive tv documentary about The Pig in The New Forest and decided to try their establishment in Southampton. Apart from the friendly staff, It was disappointing. The Menu was very limited. The food was unimaginative. We had humous and pickles which could have come straight from the supermarket. The pork belly was very very salty while our other main dish was four tiny meatballs in a plate full of chickpeas.

We were a walk-in for lunch – managed to get a table in the corner – tight fit but worth it – restaurant has a very small seating area – with a large almost delicatessen type counter – bottled beer – both had the potted mackerel – just right – tasty and refreshing – and feeling relaxed we decided to have coffee – good service to the table – tasty food – not cheap but then it was a treat – thank you

Unlike my review for Kutis for the previous evening, dining at the Pig in the Wall was a true joy. The staff were attentive and knowledgable, the food was delightful for celebrating our wedding anniversary and my birthday was a pleasure.

Always wanted to visit a Pig Establishment as forefront of quality food. Thought we would stop here for drinks and some food - wish we hadn’t - 2 small burgers with tasteless coleslaw served in paper boxes and bottle of wine over £50. Felt ripped off especially when the wine came with plastic beakers. After a request they did bring out some glass ones but no ice bucket for the wine. Whole experience was a huge let down. Only residents allowed inside and proper glasses!!

We wanted a lunchtime snack and somewhere to chill. This is an excellent place for both. Staff are friendly and helpful and the food ail local and great tasting

Sat outside, served by lovely friendly staff, food was excellent and service was speedy. A delightful find

Very small portions, expensive prices, we did not think that it was good value for money, a bit disappointing.

A little bit underwhelmed with The Pig in the Wall. The Manager and the staff were excellent, very polite and attentive. The lunch was delicious, would recommend either the Portland dressed crab or the Slow Cooked Smoked Belly Bacon, both were excellent. For breakfast the Full English Piggy Pan was disappointing. The room was underwhelming, best described as an average room at quite an expensive price. The mattress was exceedingly hard (which I prefer) but this might not be to everyone's liking. The bar in evening was very nice, quaint & homely.

Very polite and attentive staff. little choice in drinks. food not too bad .but very small portions and expensive. and not something I will do again

Really tasty pastries, sausage rolls, pork pies, cakes: all locally sourced from a 25 mile radius, so good for the environment too!

very good lunchtime visit. staff very helpful. wide range of food would certainly visit again if in the area.

myself and a friend stopped here for a late lunch/Dinner and although it is a lovely little place with excellent service, the portions are very small for the price.

I thought it was odd that I couldn’t find the dinner menu on their website. Anyway we decided to go there after reading other reviews. The interior is very eclectic and quite nice. However to call it a restaurant is a bit of a stretch. It is really based around a deli counter. We had a cheese board, a meat board and shared pork pie and a sausage roll. All very nice but would have made a much better lunch. Drinks were very slow and there is no draft beer. Wine list is limited but reasonably priced. As I say I really can’t make my mind up about this place.

Un lugar muy agradable que debe ser imprescindible en cualquier visita a la ciudad. Ambiente acogedor y cómodo comedor. Servicio muy profesional y eficiente con buenas opciones en el menú. . . ¡solo pensarlo me da hambre! ! En el exterior puedes aparcar fácilmente. . conduces a través de un pórtico para llegar a él. . . . . ¡maravilloso! ! ! !

This interesting looking building is set in the mediaeval walls of the old town. We were expecting it to be a pub, so we were pleasantly surprised at the characterful interior. The attractively decorated front room is a small restaurant / deli bar and the rest of the building is a small hotel.We enjoyed two glasses of white wine which cost £6 for a 175 ml glass.

Me alojé aquí recientemente por una noche en una "habitación cómoda", una de sus habitaciones más baratas @ 155 no incluye desayuno. No hay recepción como tal, solo tienes que ir al mostrador de delicatessen y registrarte allí. Nos dieron una llave y un joven nos llevó a nuestra habitación por unas escaleras. La habitación era compacta pero no demasiado pequeña, con un baño con una gran ducha (sin bañera); La decoración está actualizada y fresca. Al registrarme, la habitación estaba un poco fría, lo que le mencioné al miembro del personal, dijo que encendería la calefacción desde la recepción. Todo lo demás estaba bien, nos refrescamos y salimos. Regresamos a la habitación alrededor de las 11 pm, para esta hora la habitación estaba muy cálida y fuimos a recepción para apagar la calefacción, lo cual estaba hecho. Lamentablemente, la habitación nunca se enfrió y la ventana está arreglada, no se abre en absoluto, así que tuvimos una noche muy cargada y no dormimos muy bien. No desayunamos a la mañana siguiente, ya que solo hay 2 opciones, ya sea continental o inglés completo, así que fuimos a Bills, que está a 5 minutos a pie. Cuando estábamos revisando, la joven detrás del mostrador preguntó si todo había estado bien y le contamos sobre los problemas de calefacción, ella dijo que debería habernos mostrado el termostato de aire acondicionado en la habitación que lo habría enfriado, y se disculpó nosotros no estábamos Es una pena, ya que arruinó nuestra noche y podría haberse solucionado tan fácilmente. Es un lugar pequeño y peculiar, pero todo el personal es muy joven y tiene el aire informal de una cafetería con habitaciones, aunque caras.

Nos íbamos a un crucero por la mañana y nos quedamos en un hotel cercano la noche anterior y pensamos en probar The Pig para almorzar. Éramos cuatro y teníamos el quiche, el pastel de cerdo y una tabla de quesos y cada comida estaba muy bien presentada y muy sabrosa. Creo que obtuve el mejor trato con el pastel de carne de cerdo, pero lo estaba minimizando porque no quería compartirlo. El lugar en sí es interesante y el personal fue muy amable. Disfruté de nuestra visita y probablemente volvería a visitar si surgiera la oportunidad!

Walking the old city wall down by the docks we came across this little gem of a place. The interior is just lovely, you feel like you could be back a hundred years or more. The furniture is stuffed chairs and small tables, you can sink back and relax for your meal. They had great gin and tonic options and the food was very tasty and well presented. We loved it so much that we went back a second time for a light meal the next day. The servers were friendly and helpful with drink choices and set a nice tone to the place. Another place we would highly recommend and will go back to when we are in Southampton. NOTE: We did not stay here but have given good marks on the hotel questions based on our experience with the pub/restaurant.

We walked here from The Holiday Inn for lunch the day before our cruise. We had hummus, pork pie & pumpkin ravioli. All were tremendous! Ample serving of ravioli with sweet potatoes & spinach. Pork pie is made to order & small with a side salad, mustard & garnish—perfect small plate! So cozy inside with a collection of old tables, chairs& couches. Would definitely come back!

A very nice venue with very capable and welcoming staff; will not fault the service. The disappointment lies with regards to the food; a premium price for small portions. Could be one of the best venues to dine in the city with a little work.

We visited as a family and were after a light snack and drinks. We weren’t disappointed- the cheese board selections were outstanding, the hand made sausage roll was the best my father had tasted (and that’s a big call) and the service was exceptional. It’s at the high end price wise but excellent value - you get what you pay for.! The ambiance and decor was also beautiful and typically English - we loved it!!

Absolutamente encantador entorno y buen servicio. La comida era buena, pero 13 para una tabla de carne y queso que casi no tenía nada en mi opinión y la opinión de todas las partes es demasiado cara y muy pequeña. No volveré otra vez porque me encantan las tablas de carne y queso / los arados y otros lugares lo hacen mucho mejor por menos dinero y ¡lo que realmente te llena un poco! Sé que estás tratando de ser un nicho y un mercado superior, pero ¡vamos chicos!

Nous étions ravis de trouver un petit pub charmant et très cosy pour notre première bière à Southampton, et nous avons fini par y souper, sur la terrasse, avec les derniers rayons du soleil.

Excelente selección de comida local. Buena variedad de ensaladas recién hechas y en exhibición. Fui por la ensalada griega y tuve una tarta de cerdo y no me decepcionó (calentarla). Hay una buena variedad de opciones incluso para vegetarianos. El interior es elegante y deslucido, pero también moderno. El servicio fue fantástico personal realmente atento educado y eficiente. Hay asientos al aire libre con vistas a donde salen los ferries de embudo rojo. Ya estoy planeando mi regreso con algunos amigos.

Nice highlight in Southampton! Super friendly staff, great service, delicious food and great atmosphere!

small menu and everything very good. Had lunch, dinner and breakfast there while staying prior to a QM2 cruise.

Buen lugar expectativas altas, llevó a mi hija para nuestra primera visita. Los menús que se dan a las 2: 59 tienen nuestro pedido poco después. 3: 26 aparece el camarero pidiendo nuestro pedido!

Nice cafe /restaurant serving homemade soups,sandwiches and lunch, service was a little slow but made up for by the pleasant staff. Food was very tasty

We visited with friends just for drinks. We had already been warned that our friends had, on a previous occasion, walked in and out again as there was no service. There was someone behind the bar but they were studiously ignoring another couple who wanted a drink. Eventually, under direction from other customers, he went to fetch someone to serve everyone. We ordered 2 bottles of lager, a glass of wine and a cocktail which was supposed to contain elderberry but was actually made with lemon - we were charged £32 for the round. The bar is actually very cosy and pretty, but you cannot charge these prices with this sort of service.

Fantastic as always , we have been to all the pigs , room amazing, staff so helpful, from start to finish, we were give bottle of there own red wine 🍷, lovely keep up the great work

Having been to all The Pigs this was quite different. A small cosy casual dining area. Food was mostly from the deli counter but an excellent selection. The waitresses were so friendly and knowledgable about the food and special drinks. The massive portion of quiche and large side salad selection was so tasty. The puds were homemade and lovely too.

Came for dinner - initially offered table by door which not an ideal setting but were moved. Decor and style made for very relaxed dining. We started with marinated olives, sourdough bread and some chipolatas in honey and mustard. The bread was great for mopping up the honey and mustard dressing and the olives were great. Then we shared a mixed meat/cheese platter with side of salad which we were told would be perfect for sharing but had we not had starters then it would not have been enough. Salamis were excellent as was cheese, but it was a little disappointing that the waitress didn't know what the cheeses were - she initially said the softer one was Brie which is was clearly not. Whilst talking about staff, they were polite but a little random. We ordered and then another member came over and asked if we were ready to order - this happend a couple of times. Cocktails were to die for - apple and rhubarb one deserves special mention. All in all a lovely settin for a chilled out end of the week dinner. The food was excellent, but portion size a little skimpy.

Came here for a night with my wife to celebrate her birthday. We’d never stayed in a Pig hotel before — after this lovely experience, we’re going to make it our mission to stay in them all. Not at the same time, obviously. That would be weird.

We booked the special 2 course lunch with wine & coffee, which was good value. Friendly service with a relaxed environment. This is different to the other pig restaurants, in that it’s more of a deli type environment, but the food quality was good and the service friendly. Worth a try if you are in the area.

I had lunch here with three elderly relatives, the four of us sharing a range of mild physical or cognitive challenges (both in my case, my wife would say). The staff were accommodating, turning the music right down when I told them the sung words were confusing one of our party, making enthusiastic recommendations from the menu and generally taking good care of us. We drank excellent cider and shared a 'piggy platter' at £10 - pea hummus, local cured meats, pork scratchings with apple sauce. I had smoked haddock, new potatoes and spinich with cheese sauce - the sauce could have been hotter, but otherwise a textbook version of one of my favourite 'comfort food' dishes. I'd have loved to try pudding, but not only was I the youngest of the party by over 20 years but also the most out of shape, so the opportunity was not presented. Nice place, fun decor, sweet staff - very good.

Terrible service, worse food. Pig, sort it out. Embarrassing. If I wanted to eat Wetherspoons quality, I would have gone there.

Our group of six had dinner at The Pig in the Wall one night while in Southampton. We had read the menu was too limited but all of us found dishes we liked and everything we ordered was excellent. Would strongly recommend this restaurant for the food and the atmosphere.

Popped in for a couple of drinks and something to eat with the family, just before he fireworks display in Mayflower Park. Very accommodating and friendly staff, lovely surroundings and the food and drinks were top drawer! Can’t fault it.

Vamos a empezar diciendo. . . ¡Este no es un lugar para una cena sentada! Es una botella de vino y un lugar para comer algo.

Reservado para comida a los 20. 00. Tenía un texto en la semana para confirmar. Apareció a los 20. 00 exactamente solo para ser dicho por la comida de la camarera dejó de servir a las 20. 00. Aconsejamos que habíamos reservado. Ella dijo que tendría que hablar con el gerente. Regresé 5 minutos más tarde diciendo "si hubiéramos reservado comida, tendremos que servirle", esta no fue la noche que esperábamos, así que caminamos. Recibimos vales como regalo, así que intentaremos en otro lugar y esperamos algo mejor.

Wonderful venue, literally built into Southampton city wall! Friendly helpful staff. Excellent food and drink.

Our guests were delighted with the ambiance and the delicacies presented here. Meghan was charming and helped our guests to understand the local cheeses and charcuterie offered. This is an absolute delight. Well done piggies in the wall!

great food ,great wine ,great time , really nice meal . Enjoyed myself a lot .Very friendly staff and service was fantastic

As the name implies, this is a restaurant (and B&B;) situated right inside the old city walls of Southampton. It is family owned and all dishes are made fresh on site, all from locally sourced ingredients when possible.

We tried the lovely cheese and charcuterie platters. We had cheeses from Winchester, New Forest and the Isle of Wight, and the charcuterie was made nearby too. It was excellent value for money.

We stayed in the Grand Harbour hotel, which is just across the road. This is a quaint place, with nice drinks

Good location a short walk to to the water. The venue itself is stunning, we only ate we did not stay, the menu is limited and in my opinion rather pricey, I ordered spiced avocado and poached eggs on sour dough bread. It was £8 and a little disappointing in terms of size, it came with 1 Egg and 1 slice of bread. Albeit it was very tasty I would probably have gone for a salad. If you have the money and like small portions this could be the place for you.

Stopped here on the way to the cruise terminals. Really convenient but expensive at £7 for 2. Parking is metered just down the road and there are some decent walks nearby around the city walls

Stayed prior to my daughters wedding lovely hotel made very welcome would highly recommend many thanks .

We visited the Pig in the Wall last Saturday with our daughter for drinks and a light evening meal. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the food was very good and served our needs. It is more of a deli/restuarant but there was a good choice of snacks , salads and more substantial meals. I would recommend it to anyone not requiring a full blown evening meal.

Really loved it here. Built alongside Southampton’s historic wall this is a lovely unusual hotel. If you are looking for something with high standards in a city harbour central location then this is it. Safe gated parking included.

We popped into The Pig for a quick drink while we were visiting Southampton. The exterior and interior are well maintained and appealing with seating outside next to the historic walls. We had a glass of wine and a small bottled cider which came to £17.00, both were very pleasant but I have to say I feel that it was expensive for the establishment and location. There are great historic pubs within a moments walk from The Pig who are equally welcoming and a more affordable price tag where you would be inclined to stay for another.

We popped in for a drink and had a cappuccino and tea which came to over £8. I should have questioned the price as that is far more than what you would pay elsewhere in nice cafes in Southampton. The decor was nice and the staff pleasant but simply overpriced for what it was.

For a late breakfast we came here, as the reputations of the other Pigs is very good. Unfortunately we ordered two topped sourdoughs, one of which consisted of simply 4 cherry tomatoes halved, salami (instead of chorizo), and a few limp basil leaves. Underwhelming for £8 each.

The place looked great from the outside. The interior was wonderfully quirky with a kind of old world charm.

We were passing and stopped for a drink & a meal. First impressions very different from the usual. The wine was over priced for the region, food entirely acceptable "but" again expensive. Not for you if you're on a budget. Staff pleasant. That's it.

Came across a last minute deal for the larger comfort room, the late Pig deal, so decided to have a Friday night break. The rooms was lovely, super comfy bed, really nice furnishings, the rainfall shower was amazing, only thing that was a disappointment was the noise from the people walking about above, they were very loud late into the night.

Just wandering by and popped in to see what it was like, left a few hours later after a great meal. The room and atmosphere is very relaxing, staff very relaxed and friendly too. The meal was delicious and I can recommend the crumble!

Our first visit to a Pig hotel and it won’t be our last! From the moment we arrived we were made to feel very welcome, even being met at the door from the car park. Our “spacious” room was absolutely gorgeous, a beautiful place to relax. The shower was one of the best I’ve ever had! Lunch at The Pig in the Wall was simple but delicious. The Land Rover took us to The Pig in the New Forest for dinner, lovely meal and again very friendly and attentive staff, my only criticism would be that the wine list was expensive, £33 for a house wine, although we did choose a bottle costing £44. Breakfast at The Pig in the Wall was simple, it was included in our room rate but I wouldn’t have paid the extra for it. All in all a lovely relaxing stay, and an experience that I highly recommend.

Fabulous. Everything. The room, service and food. So much so have booked 3 more stays. Great area of southampton. Lots of great pubs, bars and restaurants but you must try the excellent food at The Pig. Great place to stay if going on a cruise. Cannot recommend it highly enough. STAY.

Stopped here on a cold December afternoon sat In front of a roaring fire and ordered a few small plates , read the free papers available while sipping a chilled glass of wine food was great recommend this place

A characteristic and pleasant place with a variety of different tables, chairs and armchairs. It is ideal for formal and informal meetings.

Took 3 friends on a walk around the old Southampton town walls and this lovely little place was a welcome halt on our travels. Very welcoming and comfortable. We only had coffees and a beer but the food looked delicious and the staff were very friendly.

Absolutely perfect hotel for a getaway. The room we stayed in was gorgeous, some of the old walls were exposed which was a nice touch. The staff were very pleasant and accommodating, we felt very welcome. As The Pig In The Wall don’t have a wide range of evening meals we booked a take at The Pig in Brockenhurst which we were taken to and picked up via jeep, which is all part of the service and free of charge. Fab breakfast in the morning to. I highly recommend this hotel.

Accidentally found this gem. Great staff, good food, fab surroundings. Felt like home. Will be staying here next time I...

A great pub with an excellent selection of craft beers. Very efficient service given that it was so busy. Good...

One particular waitress was outrageously rude. After just missing the ferry we on the way back from my Mother’s Cancer...

Really hoped that this would be a good lunchtime experience but anything but. Mr Bartlett's pork pie at £7 was...

We have stayed here several times in the past, and have generally eaten out in the evening as there was...

we stayed overnight. Good location, close to the city and port. The rooms are well equipped but small - hardly...

Great salads & homemade Farm foods. Had the pork belly & A beautiful Homemade pork pie. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

Not sure of the identity of this place. After visiting during the boat show it looked positively nice from the outside and clean on the inside but the menu is strange and all bottles. A bit arty farty for our liking but nice place to sit outside i suppose.

Lovely lunch of salads, delicious sausages and pork scratching sides. We sat outside in the glorious sunshine. Service attentive. Quaint furnishings. Not cheap but a lovely treat.

Stayed here for a night before leaving on our cruise. Charming, small boutique hotel with great service. Room was great, bed super comfortable and the shower was amazing. Had dinner at The Pig in the Woods. Excellent!

Food and ambience was eclectic the service was friendly but food was very slow in arriving. Okay if you want a leisurely snack

A great place for the foodie. Terrific home made sausage rolls and meatie platters. Own label wines, All very earthy and traditional with quirky old seating at tiny tables. The whole place is very small yet perfectly formed!!

Friendly staff set the tone for our visit one weekday afternoon. If you are looking for something a little bit different, this eclectic, bohemian style pub is the place to go. No real beer to speak of, the Hampshire cider was good. My partner had an English sparking wine and a divine, light and chocolate, chocolate cake. More substantial food offerings are available. An excellent choice to add a little something to your day.

Stopped off after a day at Cowes for a quick supper before going home, to find the Pig Restaurant nestled in a hole in the old Wall of a Abbey very rustic and quaint with fab service and food may have to stay in the hotel if the restaurant is anything to go by.

Totally amazing food, very helpful staff and kept it all in a laid back atmosphere. Breakfast equally as good

Stopped for an afternoon beer. Looked at menu for future but wasn't overly appealing. Interested in breakfast next day but available only to Inn guests. Quite pricey for a beer. Interesting décor. Had tables outside but on this day more comfortable inside. Service not very snappy.