Local Tap & Table

Honestly the food, customer service and ambiance 10/10. I would go as far as too say this is my new favorite brunch spot!I got the salmon bowl and it was the perfect choice, I ordered my egg fried hard but kept everything as is! The sauces on the side was perfect pairing, the cream sauce was my favorite, the green had a little kick but still flavorful and good! The bowl by itself was so good and packed with flavor I wouldn't change a thing! The grits was so creamy, not a lump in sight! It was very delicious! The fish was crispy and tasty! I would get either meal again! But if I had to choose I think I would choose the salmon bowl.The cons: all of which is on the website, reading is fundamental! Cannot make reservations, on the weekend you have to pay $15 for valet, $25 hold on one credit card (yes you still split the check besides the hold), and gratuity is already added person no matter the size. It was only two of us. Also the atmosphere is not set up for quiet personal conversations, the music can get loud. Drinks weren't strong enough for me.

It's a day club. That's it. The outside had trash everywhere. You pay to park on the weekends and the downstairs area is freezing in the winter. We ordered spinach and crab dip and seafood cake along with a mimosa tower. It was cute that they brought it out with a sign but again it's a vibe and content. Our server was good. The dip was mid, the seafood cake had a good flavor but was full of filler. I had the catfish and shrimp with grits. The catfish was fried hard but still managed to be mushy. The grits were cold and the shrimp was like warm. It was all mid. The mimosa tower was good but they gave us the wrong glassware so yeah, point deducted. 2.5/5. Go with a group for the vibes and photo ops. The photographer is charging FORTY DOLLARS for those pictures he takes FYI.

With all of the construction, you could easily miss the entrance. It's located up a ramp way and parking is limited. For that reason, I'm told there's a $15 charge for valet on the weekends. It wasn't busy when went on a Thursday night and most parking spaces were taken. Unfortunately, the dumpsters are in the parking area. Need I say more. The view from the hill it's perched on is nice. The esthetics on the inside are just as comparable. There's a huge bar, upstairs and downstairs. Both the hostess and waiter were pleasant. I ordered the Cajun pasta with shrimp at her recommendation. My BFF ordered the fish and shrimp combo. We decided on the crawfish boudin egg rolls. They were great. The sauce on the pasta was just okay. The pasta was swimming in sauce. And I'm one of the girlies that usually ask for extra sauce on the side. Now the grilled shrimp was so good. My BFF's fried shrimp was good, also. Perfectly seasoned. She thought the fried catfish was so-so. Honestly, I think because we had just read a review prior to ordering that said they use swai, it may have influenced her thoughts on it. She did ask about it prior to ordering and was told it's catfish. I would definitely go back and try other things.

We can here for a birthday party. We arrived at 6pm and were told that we had to wait 20 mins for a server. We couldn't sit at a table we had to sit in our car or go to the bar and order something. We finally got helped at the bar. I ordered a mocktail that is advertised. I was then told that they didn't have anything to make the mocktail. The food was good but that's after waiting. Next time I will be ordering to go!

Come for the vibes and the vibes ALONE! It's very much a day party atmosphere in a restaurant setting. You'll likely wait forever for a table and then another extended period of time for your food. Barely any self parking, valet is $15.

LocationJust off Harry Hines in Uptown areaParkingSo easy-driveway just off Harry Hines-large garage. Valet available. AtmosphereClassy sports bar. The view from the patio is spectacular. The music is really loud. SeatingTables, booths, outside, barServiceFairMenuQR codes for menu-can be challenging to read. Happy hour "shot" drinks are $5 but when ordered-Specifically from the menu I was served a martini-being new to this bar-I thought, ok, this is a $5 happy hour drink. The happy hour appetizers are 20% off but not labelled as appetizers-we had to ask. Wr had the crab boudin egg rolls with sauce-really good. The menu offers oysters, New Orleans style food, catfish, lamb, poor boys. SummaryWe really wanted to like this place-location, parking, atmosphere, but the service and lack of clarity with the menu were tough. You may have a different experience.

Visited for the first time with family members who live in the Dallas area.The customer service was great. Our waitress, Jasmine, went above and beyond. We decided to sit outside but noticed the dim lighting in the interior dining area as we added our name to the waitlist.Unfortunately, the food didn't meet my expectations. The shrimp and grits were quite basic. My daughter ordered the chicken and waffles. While she enjoyed the chicken, she barely touched the waffles, which I tried and found to be overwhelming with cinnamon.Heads up: Parking is $15 (valet)

Was very pleased with our bartender "Candy" during our wait time. We sat at the bar and she made sure we were accommodated and taking care of and then we found out it was only her third shift and I was sure she was a vet here. Thank you and we will be back

Mya was very kind! We were here for a birthday and she made it a very great and special time!

Penny was great, but I was low key turned off before I sat down. Valet is required (which isn't much of problem for me but my man was upset). There is security at the door with a metal detector. Kudos for making me feel safe, I suppose. Then they were out of three items I wanted. The gumbo was salty but the rest of the food was good. I had the workx which is market price...it was ok. The catfish is where its at. Reminds me of Granny. Overall the vibe was cool. it's my first time so I didn't know what to expect, I'll come back with the homies but not for a date with my man.