The Olde Oak

Came here for a friend's birthday party on a Sunday night. There was a DJ playing and the music was way too loud for such a small space. I'm not deducting stars for this, because it was a party after all.The food and the service was sub par though. I ordered a couple of chili dogs which took about 20 minutes to come out. The chili was sparse and had more of the consistency of canned, diced tomatoes. The hot dog buns were too soggy to pick up. I had to use a knife and fork to cut them up. The last one I eventually just pulled the dog out of the soggy bun and ate it. I was too hungry and couldn't be bothered cutting up another one. Tortilla chips out of a bag with salsa we're served on the side. I expected a bit more for $6 a piece.The atmosphere of the Olde Oak seems very sterile; there is very little to make it more than a large room with a bar.I rarely give less than 3 stars for an establishment, but this place doesn't deserve any more than two - if that. I definitely won't be rushing back anytime soon.

Chill vibe, and the garage door makes it perfect for a cooler fall morning. Grabbing brunch with a girlfriend before we head out of town. The service was so nice, and fast.

Stoped in here for Sunday all day happy hour! It was a nice day and they had the doors open which was nice! It seemed there was only one waiter, in which he was busy! All day on Sunday they have $6 shareable items. I ordered the wings. They were delicious. They were smoked and then deep fried. This gave them a great smokey flavor and a nice crispy crust. The buffalo sauce and ranch paired very well. The pickled veggies were a nice change to the normal raw veggies .

Cool spot to go with friends to hangout and chill. They have board games, and the staff is friendly and fast. I had the cajun fries, super delish.

The food is very vegan friendly . The atmosphere is fun and staff are friendly and attentive .

Stopped in for happy hour drinks. It was raining so we had two. The staff paid the right amount of attention to us. Very spacious bar. Looked like quite a few regulars were there.

Be sure to visit if you want: forgotten about, your drinks so bad you have to chug them, the food to take forever, the food to be wrong once you finally get it and your check to have extra items on it you did not order.It's a Sunday- the bar had all the seats taken but there was hardly anyone at any of the tables. Sign on the table said talk to the bar tender to order drinks and food. We go up and ask for some menus and order some mules. We watch the main bar tender make other drinks and bring it to another table near us so we thought "cool, when he brings our drinks we will order food." He makes a few other drinks, serves them and then proceeds to chat with coworkers and people around him. Then we watch him take out the trash and stand some more, chatting. Another server/bartender comes over and asks if she can get us anything so we order our food and ask her to see where our mules were at. She heads the other direction then the main bartender. Meanwhile she didn't write the order down and had to recap twice before she left our table. Main bartender comes over to our table and asks if she got us taken care of and we say yes but what about our mules and he admits he totally forgot. Ok. By this point we have been there 25+ minutes. He brings back the mules. Awful, just awful. Missing the lime juice, watered down and not the right proportion of ginger beer. Stirring somehow made them worse.It's another long while before food comes out aaaaand it's wrong. I order the regular chicken sandwich and it came out spicy covered in buffalo sauce with extra jalapeños and my friend ordered the quesadilla with no chicken and a side of street corn however chicken was in it and no street corn. She sets our plates down and practically runs away before we can tell her this maybe isn't our food. I have to go to the bar and wave her down. She puts in a regular chicken sandwich and street corn. So we wait more. My friend eats her quesadilla and we nibble on the fries because at this point we are starving.My regular sandwich finally comes out but her street corn never does! The patty on the chicken sandwich is thin, over cooked so it's rubbery. GFS frozen chicken patties are better. Barely eat half because it's so rubbery and chewy it's not good. Finally flag someone down to ask for the bill and reminded them to remove the street corn because we never got it. Main bartender tells us to look over our bill because they have been having problems with peoples bills being wrong. Ok.Yup. Street corn not removed and 4 beers put on our tab. WTH.Took them another 15 minutes to try and sort it out.Complete chaos. It wasn't busy enough for this place to be such a haphazard. (Many empty tables) They had at least one main bartender and two other bartenders/servers. I have absolutely no reason to go back or to recommend. We will be hitting other spots if we are seeing a show at The Bluestone.

We came on a Sunday around one o'clock and the place was somewhat busy. We were seated right away and asked for our drink order. Since we were hungry we chose two things to get the order in right away: smoked barrels and chicken nachos. Later we ordered french fries.I liked the art on the walls.The smoked barrels was good. Five rolls came hot with ample size bowls of sour cream and another of salsa. The first bite was bready, but after that it wasn't bad at all.The chicken nachos order was generously sized, but the shredded chicken was room temperature. I wished it was hot.The French fries came hot with ample size bowls of ketchup and another of avocado cream.I don't know why we weren't given napkins (we had to ask for them) or silverware (but we didn't need it) and our server seemed distracted. She explained that the long wait for our food was because they were short staffed the night before so a lot of prep work didn't get done.Will we return? Maybe.

Stopped by Olde Oak for happy hour with some coworkers. I had never been before, but one of my colleagues spoke of it pretty highly. And I must admit, the vibes are pretty cool. The walls are decked out in unique artwork, there's a pool table in the front and a nice large bar that acts like the center piece of the restaurant. The appetizers are super reasonable (all under $6). I ordered the street corn esquites -- their take on Mexican street corn. The happy hour food special was on the chicken wings -- $0.75 per wing. They offer either buffalo or BBQ sauce and it comes with a scallion-ranch dip.The corn esquites left something to be desired. The corn itself was pretty soggy and the dish didn't have that much flavor. The wings were...exactly what you would expect from a happy hour wing deal, very average. And I was a little disappointed that they only offered two sauces. That said, this would be a good place to come grab a drink but I have my reservations about the food.

yeah let's keep it like Cheers and I hope they survive with that limited clientele! I wanted to sing 'under the sea' when I walked in, it smelled like the ocean (fishy and salty- not the good kind). This was my second time attempting to go there and the service was nonexistent nonchalant again with a 'I hope they don't stay long we are trying to close vibe' to boot. Don't worry loves keep it up and you will close very soon indeed.