Pints Pub

Wiskey Heaven. Regardless of what others say- Pint's Pub will forever be ingrained into my soul as a MUST VISIT place. Incredible selection of whiskeys with a staff that is there to educate. (I don't know about you but I'm not cool enough to be versed in the knowledge of over 300 whiskeys.) Also- one thing that aggravates me every time - peat is not like moss that grows on anything you've seen- peat moss is DIFFERENT FYI!!!! Scotch whiskey is not MOSSY! Too aggravated to write a perfect review but to anyone considering going to Pint's- this is a one of a time opportunity- GO, TAKE SUGGESTIONS, ENJOY AND SAVOR. You only live once, and Pint's should be a part of that life- TRUST ME!…

British People Have Bad Teeth. I knew British people had bad teeth, bad breath, and a bad sense of fashion... now I know they have bad manners as well. If you are a scotch aficionado, or a d-bag, or both, and really like this place then by all means continue to go here.

I personally feel that the idea of Brittish and Irish Pubs has gotten stale here in the States. I would much rather go to an American Sports bar every time. Why? Well all you need to do to open a "British" or "Irish" Pub in the U.S. is own a bunch of whiskey or scotch, sprinkle a piece of parsley on some freedom fries, and offer impeccably poor service.

Im not even going to bother telling you how the bar tender managed to provoke a verbal tussle with me within 30 seconds of walking into the door for the first time. Its just another sad, untimely, tragedy. What I will say is he is pathetic and I hope to see him and his little shortened britches held in place by suspenders on a street corner. Thats right I hope he finds himself living out on the street like the bum that he is.…

Average at best burger. The beer was exceptional but the burger was something I would expect from hamburger Stand. My wife and I went there in May and first sat in the bar area and since it was louder then we wanted asked to sit in the dining area and I thought the waitress was going to have a fit. We just want to move geez. Don't bother unless you want to sit in the bar and have a few beers!!…

So Rude I will Never Visit Again. Went to Pints for a friend's birthday thinking we'd have a drink after dinner at a near by restaurant, big mistake! The staff was incredibly rude in general and even more so when questioned about some of the whisky on the menu (mostly because they didn't have half of them.) Further, after ordering a very unpleasant "Isle of Jura" 12yr old, they became indignant when asked to see the bottle. Being as I drink Jura as a matter of course and happen to have had the distilery of the real Isle of Jura whisky as a client I know both the whisky and the maker, I felt I had the right to inquire...what they offered was something else that calls itself by the same name by a second rate distillery. I say shame on both of them. However more than that, I say work on your customer service.

Also I might add that if you are looking for an authentic British pub experience, you won't find it here. It is no more than a theme pub with all the cliches of Britishness you will can find in any American style British or Irish pub.…