Saints Pizza Pub & Sky Bar

We decided on pizza and chose a visit to Saints. Despite March Madness games we found a table easily and sat ourselves. Our server came back quickly and took good care of us throughout the visit with soda refills. We ordered a small cheese sticks and it was super disappointing. Basically a small cheese pizza without sauce and extra seasoning, not the fluffy cheese sticks we were hoping for: Our large pizza was good to split. We got pepperoni (yum, thicker and crispy edges) and sausage (a bit spicier than we'd prefer). For $22, a bit average. Saints won't be at the top of our list for pizza. This spot is a long time St Matthews staple. Casual and divey with high and low-top tables plus bar seating. Space is available for rent upstairs. Be careful with parking as it's limited and each store has designated spots. You don't want to risk being towed!

Saints is decent place with a good atmosphere and great bar vibes. The patio is very spacious and dog friendly. The service was alright, when there is not a bartender outside you'll need to go in and place an order.The cheese bread is pretty great. If you've ever had cheese bread that bends over when you lift it, get ready for this. It's a perfect balance of crust and cheese and the marinara sauce is chefs kiss. The whole meal comes together well. The burger was good. I'm pretty plain so it's not hard to please me in that department.Overall would go back for a football game and a good patio spot!

I got into town early on Sunday for a business trip and wanted somewhere to watch NFL and found this place close to my hotel. There is plenty of seating at the bar as well as in the place and outside as well. The place has a laid back vibe while also friendly. I was served at the bar by Amber B. She was friendly, professional and thorough. I have a garlic allergy and she literally went back to the kitchen and got the kitchen's recipe book and looked through everything I wanted to order to make sure I would be ok. Seriously thorough. She was always on it to refill my drinks and the food was really good. They have a great beer selection and everyone was really friendly. I would definitely come back!

I've been going to Saints for more than a decade. I've watched teams take it all at Saints and I've watched my own team lose it all. Literally, they lost it all and haven't gotten it back. But even now, with a team that isn't worth watching, Saints continues to be a sports bar worth patronizing. The pizza is a crowd pleaser. It's extra cheesy. The sauce isn't overly sweet. The pepperoni is crispy and thick cut. The wings are juicy. The prices (drinks and food) are reasonable. They have a crave-worthy Greek salad. Seriously, it's delicious. It's $10.Saints is often crowded and loud. It still feels family friendly enough to bring my toddlers. The patio is huge. The upstairs (SkyBar) has a venue that I've frequented over the years for Latin dancing, Thanksgiving Eve parties, and even high school reunions. If you're looking for venue, it's worth checking out.If your team has a game and you're looking for the place to meet with friends and watch, Saints is perfect. The beer is cold. The service is good. The tabs are cheap. Mostly though, it has that certain sense of togetherness that makes fandom fun.

I've been coming to Saints for almost 20 years. When they're on their A-game, it's honestly hard to beat this place. The burger, the wings, the hand-breaded chicken tenders.. the cheese bread, the pizza. All of these items are enough to drive the extra mile or two past my neighborhood watering hole and over to Saints. Bruce is one of the nicest, hardest working guys around and the fact that most of his staff (Amber, Kelly, Jamie, etc.) have been there for years and years attests to the fact that he takes care of his people. I love supporting this spot above the chains and other establishments where that isn't the case. Another reason I keep coming back here is their pricing. Everything on the menu is fairly priced. Yeung-ling is always cold, well carbonated, fresh tasting, and downright cheap. The only nitpick is there are occasional consistency issues that pop up here and there, but the same can be said for almost anywhere. For example, the last couple of times we got cheese bread, there was literally so much cheese on the cheese bread that the crust was saturated with cheese grease and not in a good way. That was a few months ago, so that may have been a temporary kitchen issue. Support your local establishments, folks!

Short and sweet.The burger sucked. The fries were good. The cheese sticks fucked, the meaty calzone did too. There is no sweet tea, but the wings were yummy. The flat bread was a delight, but the non-cash surcharge made me wanna fight.Too many great restaurants and bars that don't upcharge to use a credit card. Saints is good, but it would be better to raise prices across the board than to discriminate against credit card users.

Great local bar for sporting events. They have a huge upstairs called SkyBar that can be rented out for a private event, but often is dedicated to the local big game (UK BB, Ohio State Football alumni club, Derby City Outlaws for World Cup etc.). The pizza and cheese bread are fantastic, you won't be disappointed, lots of gooey cheese. They also have a single 1/4# cheeseburger with fries for $7! Talk about an inflation fighter (make it a double for 11). Beer selection is always great with craft and domestics, in varying sizes including pitchers. Titos drinks are $5 all the time. Make it a group outing or sit at the bar for the next event (outdoor patio is available too).

terrible service. Bartenders are nasty and slow. Food mediocre. Much better options than this place with difficult parking.

listen up yall. me and my 24 year old friend just showed up and the bouncer said it's 25 years old and up?! since when is that a thing??? DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU ARE A MONTH UNDER 25!

Listen, their chef's salad is the bomb dot com. If you choose to enjoy it there or take it to go, it is delightful. Service is lovely and drinks are wonderful.