I like the fish and chips I ordered. It not exactly British, to me it looks more like new Orleans. But at least it's tasted good. The waitress is a bit inexperienced but I don't blame her. The price is high, but the place is clean, and appropriate. It is worth it.
Couldn’t do to go orders. So, sat in bar area. 10 minutes for water 12 minutes to place order after waiting 20 minutes with no service, water refill or update on order we left “ NEVER “ to comeback. Have eaten there several times. Spoke to manager. Very understanding, told us they get the restaurant or bar to hire more staff. Shocking !!! Go somewhere who cares about customer service and taking care of valued employees.
Don’t ask for balsamic dressing, I was given a cup of balsamic vinegar. Nothing like paying $10 for an unedible salad.
Great food and service. The menu was fantastic with lots of choices. Really enjoyed the dinner and I recommend.
Had the sliders. Really good quality of food at reasonable prices. Nice find in The Orleans. Would eat here again. Great place overall.
I've been wanting to eat at Bailiwick for a while now, as it's such a gorgeous, modern restaurant. I finally decided to go for it before a Henderson Silver Knights hockey game being played in the adjacent Orleans Arena. The pub was bustling with fellow AHL fans going to the game, and the servers were attentive and sensitive to time constraints, which makes it a nice pre-game spot. I don't think I will be back any time soon, however. The atmosphere is terrific and the service is good, but the food is mediocre (and that's being generous), and the prices are way out of line with the quality. We each had a drink, soda, shared a pretzel, chicken wings, chicken nachos, and an ice cream cookie. Nothing was good. The chicken wings ($12.00) were bland and not crunchy or crispy at all. They almost tasted microwaved. A pub should have awesome wings; these are not. They weren't meaty either, and the portion was tiny. Just a failure all around. The nachos (laughably priced at $14.00) were even worse. They looked okay, but tasted like something my college roommate would've thrown together in the dorm back in the day. Totally lazy, store bought ingredients, with a gourmet price tag. The chips were soggy under the weight of the oily cheese and low quality chicken. Ewww. The pretzel ($9.00) was standard-issue, but didn't appear nor taste freshly baked. Just to go Hofbrauhaus if you want a real pretzel! It had to be baked from a frozen food case, no way it was housemade. It came with this disgusting, lumpy, congealed "ale house cheese fondue" dipping sauce that any kitchen should be ashamed to serve customers. Perhaps the worst item on our table was the ice cream cookie. The cookie had a strange taste to it (again, had to be plucked from a freezer case and baked), but the ice cream on top tasted like soap. Yes, SOAP. It wasn't creamy and was icy and had melted all over the cookie. This was one of the worst desserts I have ever eaten anywhere. Look, if you come here for beer and water, then have at it. I would never recommend this place to my worst enemy. The food is a bust. Calling this place a "gastropub" is a crime against the culinary arts.
We had a reservation for dinner after my daughter's graduation. It's a great menu because you can have anything from sandwiches to a steak dinner. The apps were good for sharing. The service was excellent!
Fish tacos maybe best I've ever had.
I enjoyed it. They had a big menu of casual food and I got nachos with chicken and a dessert. The service was friendly and timely, the food was really good better than I anticipated and the price was very reasonable.
I was looking forward to eating at this restaurant. It was a huge disappointment. The service was slow the food was cold when it finally arrived. We ordered the tempura shrimp as an add to our meal. It didn’t come with the meal. When it finally came there were only two orders when there should have been there and they were raw inside. The manager was not very accommodating. Done eat at this restaurant!