Neighborhood Draft

First time at Neighborhood Draft. A group of my friends went on a Wednesday night and it was packed! Luckily we were greeted and seated right away. Its not a very large place - about 10ish tables + bar seating. Lots of TVs to watch sports.I love a good bar with a good tap list and they had just that. They have a good variety of 21 beers on tap - most of them local!I was actually surprised at their reasonable prices for their food.We split the fried pickles which were fried pickle chips and were hands down the best fried pickles I've ever had. Very lightly breaded and served with ranch.The grilled wings are where it's at though. You get 10 wings with 1 sauce per order - they have about 10 sauces to choose from. And the wings are huge! I had the carolina sauce which had a great flavor and wasn't overly saucy. Comes served with carrots, ranch, and a mustard sauce.Everyone else with me had great things to say about their food from the brisket grilled cheese to the French onion soup and the fried chicken.Our server was very attentive and checked on our table several times.We heard there's a garden patio in the back so can't wait to come back and check this place out in the summer! Highly recommend!

Amazing food for a sports bar! Had a great deal on beer too and plenty of TVs. Service was good as well. It checks all my boxes for a great sports bar and I can't wait to go back!

Love the chicken wings here and the McDowell Fish sandwich is killer--it's so good that it's hard to order anything else and has become my go to.

wings and chicken and beer. Not the most memorable of places for me personally, for the good or for the bad. Good vibes, and great service.

This was the new restaurant of the week and a long time bookmark and I finally made it over for a cocktail and some food. The place is a nice looking neighborhood bar/restaurant with a overhead glass door, nice bar and dining room. I ordered a Gin Rickey and the fish fry with the friendly bar tender. The tables have clip boards with menus so I didn't know if this was one of those places where you fill out the menu and turn it in but no pens anywhere so I go to the bar and I ask and he says no I will come to your table.The gin Rickey was good with a nice presentation. The two piece fish fry with potato pancakes looked good and the potato pancakes look homemade. The fish was flaky beer battered cod and not huge pieces hence the $11. The cod was tender with a thin crunchy batter. OMG the potato pancakes are homemade with a crunchy shell and a soft potato center. The tarter sauce was very average. No rye bread which was odd for a WI Friday fish fry. I had to ask about the potato pancakes and yes they are made in house weekly I was told. The fish fry is on the every day menu which is nice to know because maybe Monday I want a fish fry.Overall this was a decent fish fry and serving homemade potato pancakes was the icing on the cake because few places serve them when frozen is the norm.

Neighborhood Draft is an unexpected delight.I've been here on a few occasions--for drinks, for apps, and for lunch--it's great for all. On all visits, if the weather is at all cooperative, I'd recommend sitting on their patio. It's in the back. You can either walk through the bar/restaurant to it or take the side gate directly there from outside. Either way, it's lovely and I highly recommend. Most recently, I visited for lunch. I ordered their beet salad, which is outstanding. It's incredibly fresh and flavorful. I also got an order of their greek fried. These I didn't enjoy as much. They weren't crispy or flavorful at all and had a cardboard-like quality. The dipping sauce was good but it wasn't enough to make up for the lackluster fries (not sure if it was just an off day?).Their beer list is wonderful. I enjoyed a stout with my lunch.The service is also wonderful! Get to it!

Came here for the first time to watch the game. We sat at the bar. I ordered the cherry pie Ope seltzer, and I am very happy that they carry these here because it is one of my favorite breweries. It was absolutely delicious.My boyfriend and I shared an order of boneless wings, and they were also very very good .Bartenders are very attentive. We will definitely be coming back.

Yup, totally get it. The wings are killer good. Grilled and flavored and tender. Pub itself is casual and dark, so come as you are happy and order a pint to wash down the spice. Also, I would put this up against a few other popular wing joints in town and would argue that these wings are far superior.

Of late, I've had consistently good food at this very popular "neighborhood" bar. A low key place but very comfortable. Though not promoted as a sports bar, each time there has been a game /sports event when there, the TV's behind the far are tuned in.There are a dozen or more tappers (see my pic) behind the long bar and an array of normal booze as well as high-end spirits.Everyone I've ever been served by here is friendly and accommodating. Of late, Brant was my bartender and server; a very efficient, friendly and excellent mixologist.The fried chicken and chicken wing choices here are outstanding. Owner Brian Felton has the family background and know-how to make fried chicken (see my pic) at its best, so if this is your first time going, try the chicken!

I gave it four shots before giving up - I really wanted to love a local little spot I could walk to for dinner and drinks, but it just was really bad every time I tried. The first time we had half an hour to wait for dinner, which is fine. The seating is strange with a large hightop kind of counter smack in the middle where we were getting nudged and bumped the whole time. I ordered an item I haven't seen on their menu since; the server described it to me as a sort of shepherd's pie with potato, meat, and vegetables. It really was a pile of dry fries with barely melted shredded cheese and some random sour cream blobs. I had a couple of bites and didn't even take it home. The second time I tried the Kobe beef sliders and again, barely finished one. It was SO DRY. There were a couple of 'stout onions' and again the slice of cheese was barely melted, which offered no relief to the overcooked meat and dried-out buns. Didn't bring the leftovers home. The third time we went for beer and wings. I haven't heard a whisper of negativity towards the wings and was super excited. The one star is for the wings - they are large and tasty. The sauces weren't very flavorful though, and for $15 per 10 wings, it just wasn't worth it to me. Last time was THE last time. I had a prime rib french dip sandwich to go from the Bastille Days block party. I got home and they had neglected to include the dipping jus, so I had a dry bun with dry meat slices. I just pulled it apart and ate it. Cut to 3:00 am and let me just say it was a couple hours of misery - I'll leave it to the imagination. After being so sick from the last visit, and having no other redeeming visits, I am sad to say I won't be back.