Stopped in for a bite before attending a concert next door. Really only stopped in because it was closest tot he venue. Saw a NBA playoff game starting and stopped in. The place was packed. We luckily found a seat at the bar. Staff was professional. Friendly enough, given the size of crowd, but very professional. We quickly ordered a pizza (Brussel Sprouts and Pancetta). Pizza arrived fresh out of the oven. Smelled great and crust looked awesome. We each took one bite and quickly dropped our slices. They we soooo spicy! After reviewing the menu we realized that we had failed to read the entire description (the part that mentioned the Anaheim peppers). We could not eat the pie.... I asked the waiter if they had a cheeseburger or something. I explained that the pizza was scorching hot! He was very friendly and accommodating. He offered to not charge us for the pizza. I insisted that we pay for it as it was our fault for not reading the menu... Btw, with a less hot pepper that would be a crazy good pizza! They actually took the remaining pizza back tot he kitchen and all tried it. I was impressed by that level of concern and curiosity…. he then produced a freshly made cheeseburger, cut it in half (it was big), and placed it before us. WE looked at each other as if to dare each other to try it first. We each took our first bite together and sort of looked at each other waiting for a response. Without saying a word we each broke out in giggles.... This was the best cheeseburger either of us have ever eaten! I asked the server if this was a special "Make-up" burger or was it their regular fare..... He assured me that this was just the way they make them! Everyone should try this cheeseburger!

We met are son and girlfriend for a couple drinks. Grabbed a few bat bites from the menu. Asked for napkins, since there weren’t any on the table. The waitress came back and told us that she was getting off and needed us to pay the check. I did as she waited for the receipt and tip. My son got the napkins. Not the way to conduct business. Too many bars to visit instead. See ya.