Sidestreet Kitchen & Bar

The food is always excellent. During the pandemic they have had to use to go containers, as everyone has. Unfortunately all the food gets piled on top of each other, the cole slaw mixed with the potatoes and the fried chicken made the chicken soggy and the potatoes runny. Please consider using smaller containers for items to keep them separate.

A hidden gem. Off the beaten path of local restaurants, the Sidestreet is well worth finding. A concentrated menu offers good diversity. There is a well stocked bar that has an accent toward Irish and Scotch whiskeys as well as Guinness on tap. The wine selection is not large but each is a great choice. Even during the busy times, table service is efficient and friendly. In all, a destination of superior quality.

Cozy little corner bar (naturally, on a side street). Had to wait a bit to order, I think the bartender's trainee was running late, but she got our drinks right away. Happy hour prices looked pretty good but we just missed it, ends at 5. I had the wedge salad, wife had a burger. Both were pretty good, appreciated that they were willing to lettuce wrap the burger instead of using a bun. Wife liked her long island, which means they don't make them super sweet. They have a marzen beer that I really liked, think it was from Hale's. People were all really nice, especially the bikers hanging at the bar. Good night overall.