Blind Tiger Pub

Great food and great atmosphere! I visited this bar restaurant with my boyfriend and his mom. We visited the back patio where my dog was able to lounge with us. We order a quick bite to eat-avocado toast. It was so tasty! I was pleasantly surprised by this hidden gem.
5 7 years ago (13-04-2018)

Food was very good. Staff very nice. Great historic atmosphere. Could use some dusting around the highly unique antique light fixtures and fans. I would go back again.
4 7 years ago (04-05-2018)

We walked in and were immediately greeted and shown a table by a very attentive and friendly hostess/waitress. The food was really good for pub fare and didn't take that long to come out. It was a bit loud, but it was a bar so no complaints there. Hostess gave us some names of good places to check out for drinks.
4 7 years ago (12-04-2018)

The Blind Tiger is a great spot to stop for a cold beer on a warm day, and Sean Isaacs is the sexiest beast at the bar. His attention to detail is like that of a french courtesan. His passion for the local craft beers is obviously a love of his, and his hospitable manors are reminiscent of true southern hospitality. It was a great experience. Although I had no food... I saw nothing but professionalism in the open kitchen. I will Definitely be back
5 7 years ago (03-04-2018)

Was recently very disappointed in Blind Tiger. Went with coworkers around 3:30. Waitress asks if we're going to be getting food or only drinks. Then comes back and says-- well how many of you are getting food? It came off as rude and like we weren't worth serving if we were only getting drinks. We didn't stay long. Time before that, sat at the bar inside and was served by a kind bartender. Was a bit put off, though, as you can smell the grease trap from the open kitchen. Before those two times, had only had good experiences, so don't know what's up.
2 7 years ago (05-06-2018)