Great local bar! The bartenders are attentive and very friendly. They have great drink specials, and their regular drink prices aren't bad either. I've only tried a few things on their menu, but they were very good. The veggie wrap is very good. Overall, a great place to hang out with friends.
(5)
Russ A.
Not fancy. Not known for outstanding food. Just a good place to hang out and have a drink or two. Several dart boards if you are so enclined. I have a soft spot for this bar as I welcomed in a new year here a few years ago and had a great time to end what had been a crappy year. Just go. Chill out. And drink.
(4)
Sean F.
Love this place. It's a dive bar where the regulars don't stare at you like you are trespassing. Great drink specials and they pour every mix drink as a double yet are cheaper than any other place that will sell you a single. Not a huge draft beer selection but they do have a few MI craft beers plus a ton of bottles. Prices are very cheap and staff is very friendly. I only gave it four stars because the food, while cheap, is just ok (they aren't known for their food, I'm sure) and they severely lack TV's as I believe they only have two in weird spots. You can't beat the drinks and the price. One of my favorite Lansing hangouts.
(4)
Lisa S.
The pub itself is pretty dark, almost gloomy if youre there during the dinner hour (which we were), but we chose a seat outside. weather was awesome, had a nice view of the capitol building, and our waitress kept the strongbow comin'. they also have live music quite a bit from what i understand, but again, we were outside and away from it all. tasty food, all your standard bar fare. next time im in lansing i plan to get a bite here then move on to stober's next door for some shuffleboard!
(4)
Alexis C.
In the interest of full disclosure, I have to admit that I have a soft spot for Moriarty's -- I met my husband here (yes, it WAS the last place on earth I'd have expected to find a spouse!). it's not a fancy bar. It's not a trendy bar. But it's affordable and fun, and they have tons of dart boards. I've seen everyone from old farts to college students to young professionals here -- you won't feel like you wandered into the "wrong bar," no matter who you are.
(4)
Ian L.
On the night of 4/25/14, I was refused service at Moriarty's because the server perceived my I.D. as a fake. The server examined my license for about thirty seconds, seemed to ignore my birthdate and the large red letters that spell, "UNDER 21 UNTIL 10-29-2012", and flat out accused me of having a fake. When I implored her to reconsider her judgement, she left to consult a coworker, who apparently agreed with her bizarre decision. She returned to the table, told me to my face that I had a fake I.D., and refused me service. My friend and I got up and started to leave. At that point, the server seemed to remember her humanity and asked to let another employee examine the I.D.; however, the damage was done, and it was clear that an atmosphere of respect was not present, so we left for a different bar. I am twenty-two years old; moreover, I am a repeat customer at Moriarty's. Let me say that again: I AM A REPEAT CUSTOMER. I explained to the server that I had purchased alcohol at Moriarty's many times before, but she did not seem to understand. She was too busy not comprehending my I.D. In Michigan, you can buy an enhanced license to enter neighboring Canada; essentially, it acts as a passport for nearby countries. I purchased the I.D. when I was nineteen. Unlike a normal license, the Secretary of State won't send out a new one when a citizen turns twenty-one; instead, the individual has to drive back to the S.O.S. and purchase the horizontal license. The important thing to take from this is that the state of Michigan understands it's twenty-one-year-old citizens may have vertical enhanced licenses, and therefore, it's perfectly legal to retain the vertical I.D. Unfortunately, businesses like Moriarty's do not understand the law, and they would rather judge, insult, and refuse their repeat customers. I should not have to explain the law to them, considering that Moriarty's is in the business of selling alcohol. Ironically, the capitol building is in plain sight: by walking roughly one mile to the capitol, they could cure their ignorance. It's a shame: I like Moriarty's; however, I don't want to spend my money at a bar where the staff doesn't respect its customers enough to understand Michigan law. That night, I went to a different Lansing bar called Eden Rock. There, I was able to purchase beer and food, and more importantly, I was treated with respect. Do not go to Moriarty's if you have a legal I.D. and you appear to be under forty years old. It's possible that the staff will refuse service because of confusion, judgmental presuppositions, or plain pig-ignorance.
(1)
Mickie W.
We were directed here by another local bar just two doors down. While visiting the Lansing area we were hankering for a little lunch. There is a little confusion (menu wise) about what an Irish Pub should be serving. The closest thing I could find was a Ruben. My husband ordered Turkey and cheese and I also tried the chili. The chili was just on the edge of too spicy but had good flavor. I didn't notice beans so it seem like more of a coney sauce. The corned beef on the ruben was tough. Realllly tough. Flavor good and fries excellent. My husbands only comment was, "It's hard to screw up ham and cheese." I wouldn't go out of my way for the place. It had a few locals that stopped in for a drink and to get out of the heat. WAAAAAAAYYYYY too dark! Even for a pub.
(3)
Erich Z.
Mort's is: not a cool scene, not a fancy bar with the coolest drinks, and not a great place to pick up someone. It's a pub, with a small menu, a few good beers on tap (Smithwick's, Guinness, Oberon, Harp), and darts. Real brushboard dartboards, in pretty good shape with the traditional chalk and boards that are good enough for a night out. Live music often too, and the bartenders do a reasonable job getting that Guinness poured, and poured right.
(3)
Lindsey K.
Moriarty's offers a wide variety of entertainment from the huge wall of dart boards (also have dart leagues), decent weekend bands and jukebox, to the freaks that frequent it, making it a people watching paradise. They have excellent pizza and sometimes in the summer they have $5 pizza and $5 pitchers on Sunday. They have a small patio area. The quesadillas are awesome. Cheap beer and drinks and laid back, casual atmosphere. They also sell dart supplies.
(4)
Maurice G.
This pub is a shitshow straight out of $0.25 "wax cup of beer night" at the local single A affiliate baseball diamond. It can't tell if its a college beer bar or a VFW cum Moose Lodge. Whatever it is, its not pretending to be anything its not. Its freaky, but its a decent place to grab a few beers for dirt DIRT cheap. Eight drinks -- as in over-poured vodka cocktails -- cost somewhere in the vicinity of $20. Fantastic in this economy.
(3)
Dave W.
great pub with STRONG drinks, and some really tasty 12 year jaimieson. Really good dart set-up, havent tried the food.
(3)
Nick C.
its a mess for my tastes they could def get rid of the "restraunt" side improve beer offerings and clean the places up and they would be thirty times better
(4)
Shelby D.
Very good lemon drops, also the best place in Lansing to play darts on real dart boards.
(5)
Megan B.
Great local bar! The bartenders are attentive and very friendly. They have great drink specials, and their regular drink prices aren't bad either. I've only tried a few things on their menu, but they were very good. The veggie wrap is very good. Overall, a great place to hang out with friends.
(5)
Russ A.
Not fancy. Not known for outstanding food. Just a good place to hang out and have a drink or two. Several dart boards if you are so enclined. I have a soft spot for this bar as I welcomed in a new year here a few years ago and had a great time to end what had been a crappy year. Just go. Chill out. And drink.
(4)
Sean F.
Love this place. It's a dive bar where the regulars don't stare at you like you are trespassing. Great drink specials and they pour every mix drink as a double yet are cheaper than any other place that will sell you a single. Not a huge draft beer selection but they do have a few MI craft beers plus a ton of bottles. Prices are very cheap and staff is very friendly. I only gave it four stars because the food, while cheap, is just ok (they aren't known for their food, I'm sure) and they severely lack TV's as I believe they only have two in weird spots. You can't beat the drinks and the price. One of my favorite Lansing hangouts.
(4)
Lisa S.
The pub itself is pretty dark, almost gloomy if youre there during the dinner hour (which we were), but we chose a seat outside. weather was awesome, had a nice view of the capitol building, and our waitress kept the strongbow comin'. they also have live music quite a bit from what i understand, but again, we were outside and away from it all. tasty food, all your standard bar fare. next time im in lansing i plan to get a bite here then move on to stober's next door for some shuffleboard!
(4)
Alexis C.
In the interest of full disclosure, I have to admit that I have a soft spot for Moriarty's -- I met my husband here (yes, it WAS the last place on earth I'd have expected to find a spouse!). it's not a fancy bar. It's not a trendy bar. But it's affordable and fun, and they have tons of dart boards. I've seen everyone from old farts to college students to young professionals here -- you won't feel like you wandered into the "wrong bar," no matter who you are.
(4)
Erich Z.
Mort's is: not a cool scene, not a fancy bar with the coolest drinks, and not a great place to pick up someone. It's a pub, with a small menu, a few good beers on tap (Smithwick's, Guinness, Oberon, Harp), and darts. Real brushboard dartboards, in pretty good shape with the traditional chalk and boards that are good enough for a night out. Live music often too, and the bartenders do a reasonable job getting that Guinness poured, and poured right.
(3)
Lindsey K.
Moriarty's offers a wide variety of entertainment from the huge wall of dart boards (also have dart leagues), decent weekend bands and jukebox, to the freaks that frequent it, making it a people watching paradise. They have excellent pizza and sometimes in the summer they have $5 pizza and $5 pitchers on Sunday. They have a small patio area. The quesadillas are awesome. Cheap beer and drinks and laid back, casual atmosphere. They also sell dart supplies.
(4)
Ian L.
On the night of 4/25/14, I was refused service at Moriarty's because the server perceived my I.D. as a fake. The server examined my license for about thirty seconds, seemed to ignore my birthdate and the large red letters that spell, "UNDER 21 UNTIL 10-29-2012", and flat out accused me of having a fake. When I implored her to reconsider her judgement, she left to consult a coworker, who apparently agreed with her bizarre decision. She returned to the table, told me to my face that I had a fake I.D., and refused me service. My friend and I got up and started to leave. At that point, the server seemed to remember her humanity and asked to let another employee examine the I.D.; however, the damage was done, and it was clear that an atmosphere of respect was not present, so we left for a different bar. I am twenty-two years old; moreover, I am a repeat customer at Moriarty's. Let me say that again: I AM A REPEAT CUSTOMER. I explained to the server that I had purchased alcohol at Moriarty's many times before, but she did not seem to understand. She was too busy not comprehending my I.D. In Michigan, you can buy an enhanced license to enter neighboring Canada; essentially, it acts as a passport for nearby countries. I purchased the I.D. when I was nineteen. Unlike a normal license, the Secretary of State won't send out a new one when a citizen turns twenty-one; instead, the individual has to drive back to the S.O.S. and purchase the horizontal license. The important thing to take from this is that the state of Michigan understands it's twenty-one-year-old citizens may have vertical enhanced licenses, and therefore, it's perfectly legal to retain the vertical I.D. Unfortunately, businesses like Moriarty's do not understand the law, and they would rather judge, insult, and refuse their repeat customers. I should not have to explain the law to them, considering that Moriarty's is in the business of selling alcohol. Ironically, the capitol building is in plain sight: by walking roughly one mile to the capitol, they could cure their ignorance. It's a shame: I like Moriarty's; however, I don't want to spend my money at a bar where the staff doesn't respect its customers enough to understand Michigan law. That night, I went to a different Lansing bar called Eden Rock. There, I was able to purchase beer and food, and more importantly, I was treated with respect. Do not go to Moriarty's if you have a legal I.D. and you appear to be under forty years old. It's possible that the staff will refuse service because of confusion, judgmental presuppositions, or plain pig-ignorance.
(1)
Mickie W.
We were directed here by another local bar just two doors down. While visiting the Lansing area we were hankering for a little lunch. There is a little confusion (menu wise) about what an Irish Pub should be serving. The closest thing I could find was a Ruben. My husband ordered Turkey and cheese and I also tried the chili. The chili was just on the edge of too spicy but had good flavor. I didn't notice beans so it seem like more of a coney sauce. The corned beef on the ruben was tough. Realllly tough. Flavor good and fries excellent. My husbands only comment was, "It's hard to screw up ham and cheese." I wouldn't go out of my way for the place. It had a few locals that stopped in for a drink and to get out of the heat. WAAAAAAAYYYYY too dark! Even for a pub.
(3)
Maurice G.
This pub is a shitshow straight out of $0.25 "wax cup of beer night" at the local single A affiliate baseball diamond. It can't tell if its a college beer bar or a VFW cum Moose Lodge. Whatever it is, its not pretending to be anything its not. Its freaky, but its a decent place to grab a few beers for dirt DIRT cheap. Eight drinks -- as in over-poured vodka cocktails -- cost somewhere in the vicinity of $20. Fantastic in this economy.
(3)
Dave W.
great pub with STRONG drinks, and some really tasty 12 year jaimieson. Really good dart set-up, havent tried the food.
(3)
Nick C.
its a mess for my tastes they could def get rid of the "restraunt" side improve beer offerings and clean the places up and they would be thirty times better
(4)
Shelby D.
Very good lemon drops, also the best place in Lansing to play darts on real dart boards.
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Megan B.
Great local bar! The bartenders are attentive and very friendly. They have great drink specials, and their regular drink prices aren't bad either. I've only tried a few things on their menu, but they were very good. The veggie wrap is very good. Overall, a great place to hang out with friends.
(5)Russ A.
Not fancy. Not known for outstanding food. Just a good place to hang out and have a drink or two. Several dart boards if you are so enclined. I have a soft spot for this bar as I welcomed in a new year here a few years ago and had a great time to end what had been a crappy year. Just go. Chill out. And drink.
(4)Sean F.
Love this place. It's a dive bar where the regulars don't stare at you like you are trespassing. Great drink specials and they pour every mix drink as a double yet are cheaper than any other place that will sell you a single. Not a huge draft beer selection but they do have a few MI craft beers plus a ton of bottles. Prices are very cheap and staff is very friendly. I only gave it four stars because the food, while cheap, is just ok (they aren't known for their food, I'm sure) and they severely lack TV's as I believe they only have two in weird spots. You can't beat the drinks and the price. One of my favorite Lansing hangouts.
(4)Lisa S.
The pub itself is pretty dark, almost gloomy if youre there during the dinner hour (which we were), but we chose a seat outside. weather was awesome, had a nice view of the capitol building, and our waitress kept the strongbow comin'. they also have live music quite a bit from what i understand, but again, we were outside and away from it all. tasty food, all your standard bar fare. next time im in lansing i plan to get a bite here then move on to stober's next door for some shuffleboard!
(4)Alexis C.
In the interest of full disclosure, I have to admit that I have a soft spot for Moriarty's -- I met my husband here (yes, it WAS the last place on earth I'd have expected to find a spouse!). it's not a fancy bar. It's not a trendy bar. But it's affordable and fun, and they have tons of dart boards. I've seen everyone from old farts to college students to young professionals here -- you won't feel like you wandered into the "wrong bar," no matter who you are.
(4)Ian L.
On the night of 4/25/14, I was refused service at Moriarty's because the server perceived my I.D. as a fake. The server examined my license for about thirty seconds, seemed to ignore my birthdate and the large red letters that spell, "UNDER 21 UNTIL 10-29-2012", and flat out accused me of having a fake. When I implored her to reconsider her judgement, she left to consult a coworker, who apparently agreed with her bizarre decision. She returned to the table, told me to my face that I had a fake I.D., and refused me service. My friend and I got up and started to leave. At that point, the server seemed to remember her humanity and asked to let another employee examine the I.D.; however, the damage was done, and it was clear that an atmosphere of respect was not present, so we left for a different bar. I am twenty-two years old; moreover, I am a repeat customer at Moriarty's. Let me say that again: I AM A REPEAT CUSTOMER. I explained to the server that I had purchased alcohol at Moriarty's many times before, but she did not seem to understand. She was too busy not comprehending my I.D. In Michigan, you can buy an enhanced license to enter neighboring Canada; essentially, it acts as a passport for nearby countries. I purchased the I.D. when I was nineteen. Unlike a normal license, the Secretary of State won't send out a new one when a citizen turns twenty-one; instead, the individual has to drive back to the S.O.S. and purchase the horizontal license. The important thing to take from this is that the state of Michigan understands it's twenty-one-year-old citizens may have vertical enhanced licenses, and therefore, it's perfectly legal to retain the vertical I.D. Unfortunately, businesses like Moriarty's do not understand the law, and they would rather judge, insult, and refuse their repeat customers. I should not have to explain the law to them, considering that Moriarty's is in the business of selling alcohol. Ironically, the capitol building is in plain sight: by walking roughly one mile to the capitol, they could cure their ignorance. It's a shame: I like Moriarty's; however, I don't want to spend my money at a bar where the staff doesn't respect its customers enough to understand Michigan law. That night, I went to a different Lansing bar called Eden Rock. There, I was able to purchase beer and food, and more importantly, I was treated with respect. Do not go to Moriarty's if you have a legal I.D. and you appear to be under forty years old. It's possible that the staff will refuse service because of confusion, judgmental presuppositions, or plain pig-ignorance.
(1)Mickie W.
We were directed here by another local bar just two doors down. While visiting the Lansing area we were hankering for a little lunch. There is a little confusion (menu wise) about what an Irish Pub should be serving. The closest thing I could find was a Ruben. My husband ordered Turkey and cheese and I also tried the chili. The chili was just on the edge of too spicy but had good flavor. I didn't notice beans so it seem like more of a coney sauce. The corned beef on the ruben was tough. Realllly tough. Flavor good and fries excellent. My husbands only comment was, "It's hard to screw up ham and cheese." I wouldn't go out of my way for the place. It had a few locals that stopped in for a drink and to get out of the heat. WAAAAAAAYYYYY too dark! Even for a pub.
(3)Erich Z.
Mort's is: not a cool scene, not a fancy bar with the coolest drinks, and not a great place to pick up someone. It's a pub, with a small menu, a few good beers on tap (Smithwick's, Guinness, Oberon, Harp), and darts. Real brushboard dartboards, in pretty good shape with the traditional chalk and boards that are good enough for a night out. Live music often too, and the bartenders do a reasonable job getting that Guinness poured, and poured right.
(3)Lindsey K.
Moriarty's offers a wide variety of entertainment from the huge wall of dart boards (also have dart leagues), decent weekend bands and jukebox, to the freaks that frequent it, making it a people watching paradise. They have excellent pizza and sometimes in the summer they have $5 pizza and $5 pitchers on Sunday. They have a small patio area. The quesadillas are awesome. Cheap beer and drinks and laid back, casual atmosphere. They also sell dart supplies.
(4)Maurice G.
This pub is a shitshow straight out of $0.25 "wax cup of beer night" at the local single A affiliate baseball diamond. It can't tell if its a college beer bar or a VFW cum Moose Lodge. Whatever it is, its not pretending to be anything its not. Its freaky, but its a decent place to grab a few beers for dirt DIRT cheap. Eight drinks -- as in over-poured vodka cocktails -- cost somewhere in the vicinity of $20. Fantastic in this economy.
(3)Dave W.
great pub with STRONG drinks, and some really tasty 12 year jaimieson. Really good dart set-up, havent tried the food.
(3)Nick C.
its a mess for my tastes they could def get rid of the "restraunt" side improve beer offerings and clean the places up and they would be thirty times better
(4)Shelby D.
Very good lemon drops, also the best place in Lansing to play darts on real dart boards.
(5)Megan B.
Great local bar! The bartenders are attentive and very friendly. They have great drink specials, and their regular drink prices aren't bad either. I've only tried a few things on their menu, but they were very good. The veggie wrap is very good. Overall, a great place to hang out with friends.
(5)Russ A.
Not fancy. Not known for outstanding food. Just a good place to hang out and have a drink or two. Several dart boards if you are so enclined. I have a soft spot for this bar as I welcomed in a new year here a few years ago and had a great time to end what had been a crappy year. Just go. Chill out. And drink.
(4)Sean F.
Love this place. It's a dive bar where the regulars don't stare at you like you are trespassing. Great drink specials and they pour every mix drink as a double yet are cheaper than any other place that will sell you a single. Not a huge draft beer selection but they do have a few MI craft beers plus a ton of bottles. Prices are very cheap and staff is very friendly. I only gave it four stars because the food, while cheap, is just ok (they aren't known for their food, I'm sure) and they severely lack TV's as I believe they only have two in weird spots. You can't beat the drinks and the price. One of my favorite Lansing hangouts.
(4)Lisa S.
The pub itself is pretty dark, almost gloomy if youre there during the dinner hour (which we were), but we chose a seat outside. weather was awesome, had a nice view of the capitol building, and our waitress kept the strongbow comin'. they also have live music quite a bit from what i understand, but again, we were outside and away from it all. tasty food, all your standard bar fare. next time im in lansing i plan to get a bite here then move on to stober's next door for some shuffleboard!
(4)Alexis C.
In the interest of full disclosure, I have to admit that I have a soft spot for Moriarty's -- I met my husband here (yes, it WAS the last place on earth I'd have expected to find a spouse!). it's not a fancy bar. It's not a trendy bar. But it's affordable and fun, and they have tons of dart boards. I've seen everyone from old farts to college students to young professionals here -- you won't feel like you wandered into the "wrong bar," no matter who you are.
(4)Erich Z.
Mort's is: not a cool scene, not a fancy bar with the coolest drinks, and not a great place to pick up someone. It's a pub, with a small menu, a few good beers on tap (Smithwick's, Guinness, Oberon, Harp), and darts. Real brushboard dartboards, in pretty good shape with the traditional chalk and boards that are good enough for a night out. Live music often too, and the bartenders do a reasonable job getting that Guinness poured, and poured right.
(3)Lindsey K.
Moriarty's offers a wide variety of entertainment from the huge wall of dart boards (also have dart leagues), decent weekend bands and jukebox, to the freaks that frequent it, making it a people watching paradise. They have excellent pizza and sometimes in the summer they have $5 pizza and $5 pitchers on Sunday. They have a small patio area. The quesadillas are awesome. Cheap beer and drinks and laid back, casual atmosphere. They also sell dart supplies.
(4)Ian L.
On the night of 4/25/14, I was refused service at Moriarty's because the server perceived my I.D. as a fake. The server examined my license for about thirty seconds, seemed to ignore my birthdate and the large red letters that spell, "UNDER 21 UNTIL 10-29-2012", and flat out accused me of having a fake. When I implored her to reconsider her judgement, she left to consult a coworker, who apparently agreed with her bizarre decision. She returned to the table, told me to my face that I had a fake I.D., and refused me service. My friend and I got up and started to leave. At that point, the server seemed to remember her humanity and asked to let another employee examine the I.D.; however, the damage was done, and it was clear that an atmosphere of respect was not present, so we left for a different bar. I am twenty-two years old; moreover, I am a repeat customer at Moriarty's. Let me say that again: I AM A REPEAT CUSTOMER. I explained to the server that I had purchased alcohol at Moriarty's many times before, but she did not seem to understand. She was too busy not comprehending my I.D. In Michigan, you can buy an enhanced license to enter neighboring Canada; essentially, it acts as a passport for nearby countries. I purchased the I.D. when I was nineteen. Unlike a normal license, the Secretary of State won't send out a new one when a citizen turns twenty-one; instead, the individual has to drive back to the S.O.S. and purchase the horizontal license. The important thing to take from this is that the state of Michigan understands it's twenty-one-year-old citizens may have vertical enhanced licenses, and therefore, it's perfectly legal to retain the vertical I.D. Unfortunately, businesses like Moriarty's do not understand the law, and they would rather judge, insult, and refuse their repeat customers. I should not have to explain the law to them, considering that Moriarty's is in the business of selling alcohol. Ironically, the capitol building is in plain sight: by walking roughly one mile to the capitol, they could cure their ignorance. It's a shame: I like Moriarty's; however, I don't want to spend my money at a bar where the staff doesn't respect its customers enough to understand Michigan law. That night, I went to a different Lansing bar called Eden Rock. There, I was able to purchase beer and food, and more importantly, I was treated with respect. Do not go to Moriarty's if you have a legal I.D. and you appear to be under forty years old. It's possible that the staff will refuse service because of confusion, judgmental presuppositions, or plain pig-ignorance.
(1)Mickie W.
We were directed here by another local bar just two doors down. While visiting the Lansing area we were hankering for a little lunch. There is a little confusion (menu wise) about what an Irish Pub should be serving. The closest thing I could find was a Ruben. My husband ordered Turkey and cheese and I also tried the chili. The chili was just on the edge of too spicy but had good flavor. I didn't notice beans so it seem like more of a coney sauce. The corned beef on the ruben was tough. Realllly tough. Flavor good and fries excellent. My husbands only comment was, "It's hard to screw up ham and cheese." I wouldn't go out of my way for the place. It had a few locals that stopped in for a drink and to get out of the heat. WAAAAAAAYYYYY too dark! Even for a pub.
(3)Maurice G.
This pub is a shitshow straight out of $0.25 "wax cup of beer night" at the local single A affiliate baseball diamond. It can't tell if its a college beer bar or a VFW cum Moose Lodge. Whatever it is, its not pretending to be anything its not. Its freaky, but its a decent place to grab a few beers for dirt DIRT cheap. Eight drinks -- as in over-poured vodka cocktails -- cost somewhere in the vicinity of $20. Fantastic in this economy.
(3)Dave W.
great pub with STRONG drinks, and some really tasty 12 year jaimieson. Really good dart set-up, havent tried the food.
(3)Nick C.
its a mess for my tastes they could def get rid of the "restraunt" side improve beer offerings and clean the places up and they would be thirty times better
(4)Shelby D.
Very good lemon drops, also the best place in Lansing to play darts on real dart boards.
(5)