Wilson Hardware Kitchen & Bar

I love this place! Happy hour is very convenient during the week, it is until 7 pm. They have a cool rooftop bar, great menu items and fun vibes. My absolute favorite is the tuna nachos, the calamari, and the "screw him" cocktail. Definitely the place if you are looking for a fun, dinner spot.

This was such a delicious and cute brunch spot! I got the chicken and waffles and the hibiscus mimosa, and it was such a great value for price and absolutely delicious! They also have a rooftop bar for evenings, and it's a great placeTo hang out and grab an aesthetic drink!

Came for a happy hour. This place has some indoor, outdoor and roof top seating. The rooftop is nice. I ordered shrimp tacos and a drink. The shrimp on the table were grilled. The tacos were okay, probably would not order again.I ordered a drink with pineapple. I can't remember the exact name but it was pretty but not tasty. I tasted more alcohol than pineapple. The staff was nice and friendly.

Their Sunday brunch is good for groups as we had we had a party of 9 and were able to get a reservation the day prior by calling. When we arrived I was surprised the restaurant was so large and there weren't a lot of other patrons there. We were seated on the 2nd level and it was a bit humid/hot up there likely because we were near the door to their patio seating. We were seated for 10-15 mins before my boyfriend went to inquire about our server. We received complimentary parfaits while we waited for our food to arrive so I thought that was nice.The brunch menu didn't have a large selection of food items and we did make some substitutions to things ordered. I had the short rib hash; the short rib was cooked perfectly and was seasoned well. The "hash" was actually shredded hashbrowns plated with the short rib. So I ordered a side of home fries with my dish. I also ordered a plain toasted croissant and made a pretty good sandwich with my short rib. My boyfriend had the grilled chicken sandwich and at first the server stated he couldn't make the breast a fried chicken breast. But I asked if it could just be the fried chicken that is served with the chicken and waffles and they were able to make the substitution and the sandwich was pretty good. Great deal on the mimosa carafes at $20 per person we each ordered one. The mimosas were more champagne which we liked and we ended ordering additional carafes because we ended up staying well past brunch ended. We split everything 9 ways and paid ~$58 per person, so definitely a good value. I do think if I were to dine here again I would go with a smaller group so I could be seated on the first floor and I would try to go for lunch or dinner to explore a different menu.

Both of the times I went to Wilson Hardware in Clarendon. I waited for 30-45 minutes for a cocktail, reminding the server several times, and ending up canceling them because I was no longer interested in waiting.

Interesting spot. The food itself was surprisingly good, if not a bit snooty in presentation -- what do you think of when you order nachos, for example?Service was excellent, they did a great job of checking on our table and getting food and drinks out in a timely fashion, even as it got busy.But the restaurant itself was a little bit strange, almost like it was having an identity crisis. Part sports bar, part club, part dance floor, part fancy restaurant? Very confusing in terms of what they're trying to do with the space. Hence my comment about the nachos...should I have expected such a fancy (and tasty) dish? Or should I have expected a pile of tortilla chips with barely-melted, microwaved shredded cheese on top?Not a bad spot by any means, but it gets loud and I'm still not sure if it's more appropriate for a sitdown meal or an afternoon watching sports.

Went in for happy hour hour with friends. We sat at the bar on the first floor because the rooftop wasn't open yet. We ordered from the happy hour menu. For drinks we had: wine, a couple of cocktails from the menu, and a customized sidecar-esque cocktail. For appetizers we had buffalo wings, fries, and sprouts. The only thing I wouldn't order again is the sprouts. The rest was fine. The fries were the best item to me, but the serving was smaller than I'd like. I'm glad we got it during happy hour, when it was three dollars off, bringing the price down to four dollars instead of seven dollars. My only annoyance is that the cocktails didn't have a happy hour discount like everything else, so I paid the same price for one cocktail that I paid for my two appetizers. We cashed out and went to the rooftop that was then open just to see it. All levels of the establishment are beautifully decorated but the rooftop may be my fave. It has a great flower wall behind some of the booths (see my photo) that you can use as a picture backdrop.

This is a great happy hour spot to meet up with friends. I came here with a group and we got to sit in their outdoor patio which was super cute. The calamari was really crispy and they had a good selection of tapas or appetizers that were easy to share. One thing is that I did order my drink to be made without alcohol and it was. I didn't mind because I drank some and it tasted good but I wasn't able to finish it. Just something to double check in case someone was pregnant and ordered it that would've been bad. That's the only reason I took off stars otherwise it was a pretty good experience.

Brunch at Wilson's Hardware left more to be desired. The brunch menu is very limited and the cocktail prices are standard/high ($13-17). The blood orange basil margarita tasted like nothing but tequila. The breakfast burger lacked flavor and overall the food wasn't impressive. Our server was sufficient but did not come frequently to check on us. It looked as though they only had 2 servers; we had to go to the bar once or twice to make requests.

Food and service was top notch! Atmosphere and music for the brunch time was perfect!