Park & Field

Hosted a 50 th birthday here last night and glad I did. The neighborhood is a bit desolate and parking options can be a little tricky ( we found street parking ) but really this was a perfect spot for a fun, lively, cute and instagram worthy outdoor summer party. The food is solidly good and our gluten free and vegan guests were quite pleased with the clearly marked options we selected for them. Overall our guests particularly liked the bruschetta, mezze boards, cheese board, steak sandwiches quinoa burgers ( my personal fav), salad and fries. Skip the grilled cheese sandwiches ( this was the only item not a hit with our group and we ended bringing a ton home). The venue allowed us to bring in our own birthday desserts which was great and appreciated. Rented the add on camper bar and private s'mores pit which were so cute ( tip - start with just one order of s'mores - people ate way less than we anticipated). Had 2 adorable signature drinks at the camper bar which we named for my guest of honor ( as well as other great drink options). Servers were excellent. Shout out to Amanda and Jada who were friendly, welcoming, efficient and true pros. David, the owner, was easy to work with as well. Our guests ate, drank, played bocce ball ( another highlight!) and roasted s'mores. So fun! Best part is this place knows what they are doing and run as a well oiled machine. No need for an additional party planner. Easy for me from start to finish and made hosting less stressful than other places I have worked with in the past. If you are looking for a casual, adorable, really fun, fairly priced venue , I highly recommend Park and Field.

Any time I have been here, the food was okay, but the service was mediocre at best. It's too bad- the patio is enormous and cute.My last experience prompted me to write this review. We showed up for brunch, then sat and watched for the next 20 minutes as all of the servers sat and chit chatted with one another. I wondered if we were early- nope, service had been active for an hour and a half. At some point, a dude came and chucked a couple waters on the table, then returned to gossiping with his fellow servers.I gave it a little more patience, but after receiving 0 service for that long, we left. They wished us a good day on our way out- thoughtful! (Sarcasm.)Please improve your staff- would be a shame to lose such a cute place to poor business.

So I have to say, I was biased against this place going in because it looks, and indeed kind of is, kind of bougie. And I'm not a fan of that slang either, but here we are.Turns out, servers are really nice, food is good, and they have fire pits. I've been twice, and it's not exactly my thing, but it's good if you want to eat outside and have some good beer.When it gets crowded, which is often, the service can be kind of slow, but I guess that's true anywhere. Well, it's definitely true here.

Went here for a birthday brunch with a group of 13. Our server, Leah was amazing! She made sure to check on us and keep our bottomless drinks full. The ambiance is very nice and chill. The food is ok, nothing special but it soaks up the bottomless drinks. Definitely a great spot to come play some fun games (Foosball, bocceball) and enjoy summertime Chi. Plenty of free street parking too!!

Cute sportsbar. We did the $30 burger and all you can do special on a Friday night. Burger was good. Drinks were decent. Felt the first drink was good and then became weaker and weaker. So we switched to beer. All-in-all a good time out. Several board games to choose from and the TVs played a variety of shows.

Expensive, slow service (the place was empty when I walked in, but the several employees were heavily involved doing nothing). Standard bar food, high prices. No need to go back.

Came for kid Christmas party. They had Santa, live music, spiked cider and lots of tvs with sports. We had such a great time!

Attended during a small group mixer. Drinks were delicious -- mango spicy margarita was my personal favorite. We ordered pretzels, greek medleys including: hummus options, olives, tabouleh salad, and pitas. Love the ambiance and options or wide open or more secluded seating areas. Service was attentive as well to clean tables off, bring new glasses, offer help. Not a 5 star because they allow dogs into an area where there isn't a ton of space between tables even in the more casual seating and the barking was getting annoying. Also parking situation not ideal, hard to find spot & just ended up paying for spot.

I have been a Park and Field lover for years but a first time goer to their brunch and I was really disappointed. Park and Field has amazing food and cocktails during the week but the brunch was not good. First of all they charge you $50 for bottomless food and beverages which I expected their normal amazing quality. Not what I got. All my drinks came warm and watered down. The only cold drink I got was the bottled or canned drinks. You could clearly tell the mimosas had been sitting out for awhile. They were flat. The food was very inconsistent. You get a doughnut but you have no idea what kind you receive. Even the food that's supposed to be cold came warm as well. Most of the food was clearly pre-prepped and sat out in the elements. Service was great! However, on the papers you fill out, there is a note section. A couple of us added a note like "could I get some ketchup" or I tried to ask for a specific doughnut. No one read it so I'm confused why it exists in the first place. Park and Field, your brunch is not worth that amount of money.

I've visited several times after staying in the area. The summer time vibe of music food and drink with a large outside seating area, bocce and other games is cool. Visited this evening and sadly, it was raining and pretty much empty. Food tonight was just average.