I have been there several times and each time the setting is always great. The service there has been good anytime I have been there. I enjoy their Cuban or their burgers. I have yet to have anything that was not top quality.

The food is good and out of the oridinary like I got a Mac and cheese burger with jalepenjos. The price is a little bit above average, 16 for a burger and fries. The atmosphere is a little bit lacking but I can get over it. Some spots are very hard to see tvs

Everything was delicious and the service was super fast. I wish our service would have check in with us more since she never refill our drinks and we were thirsty. The place is full of Broadway póster which I thought is was pretty cool. The cookies skillet was to die for!

Good menu and friendly service. Lots of variety and interesting "pub" options. Decent prices for the quantity/quality of the food. The flat bread is good, but really thick. The website says there is an $8 lunch menu. It's $11. Fun atmosphere with Broadway posters and thought that went into the decor. And, my friend exclaimed, "and they have great napkins!" before we left. So there's that.

Good food in a unique atmosphere. Our kids (13, 4, and 3) were welcome and they enjoyed the kids menu. We visited at 4:45pm on a Wednesday; there were a few other tables sat but it wasn't a busy time. Street parking is on the meter but it's free after 5pm. Service was friendly and focused on making sure that we enjoyed our meal. The food was hot and delicious. I wanted something unique since I was from out of town and the server quickly offered the good suggestions. I chose the SoHo Popper Topper Burger since it was the current best seller and I wasn't disappointed. There was also a nice selection of drafts including a couple local brews which we tried and enjoyed. The prices were lower than I had expected and the food and service were both worth more than we paid. $87 for two appetizers, two adult entrees, two kid meals, one coke, and four draft beers.

Looking for someplace good to eat in Sioux City when you are a pescatarian who doesn't drink can be challenging. This place had a blackened salmon salad on the menu so I decided to give it a try. It took a while for someone to take my drink order. I began to wonder if, because I came alone with long hair and a beard, maybe they thought I was homeless and would run out on the tab. Finally she came over, but then I find that the only non-alcoholic drinks are virgin imitations of alcoholic drinks, which I hate. So I had water. The blackened salmon salad though was excellent. That piece of salmon doesn't look like much but it is very tasty. The combination with good spinach, shaved parmesan and some kind of chutney was delicious.

We were downtown trying to find a new restaurant and this one popped up on our radar. We were pleased to see it had a wide variety on the menu. I was in the mood for comfort food that day and could not believe I saw tater tot casserole and chicken pot pie on the menu LOL My husband ordered the Osso Bocco pork with mashed potatoes and was pleased with it. My daughter ordered the pork chop and said it was good. HOWEVER I ordered the chicken pot pie and trust me when I say this will be what I order next time I go! The biscuit crust melted in your mouth and the potatoes carrots and gravy were amazing. We will definitely be going back soon as I want to try the other casseroles as well!