I would say that this place appeals to heavy drinkers of hard alcohol who, regardless of their experience, will inevitably need something starchy and greasy to combat the burning sensation that the alcohol is creating in their stomach…save for the one client who was falling off her barstool (a perplexing scene amidst the otherwise pricey district of Worthington).

Anything tasty there is fried, and fairly cheap, too. I used to go there for their “fish and chips” basket for 9.99 - it was very good, but not being a beer drinker, I was very confused about the libation that should accompany their feature plate. Their wine selection is paltry, and I suspect that they are keeping their wines “fresh” in the refrigerator because they all come out very cold, even the reds. So, I found myself ordering tequilas with my dinner.

I have decided to abandon this institution altogether.

I think that Worthington should abandon that institution, as well, in addition to the pub across the street. I mean, you simply can’t have gourmet cake makers who charge hundreds, minimum, for special occasion cakes, special occasion dresses that easily cost one to two grand, the last real Vi Stember floral shop, overpriced jewelers (don’t go there for a deal!!), the Worthington Inn, and establishments such as specialty stationery and gift shops lining the street, and then these dirty pubs with burnt fried food- it is just an anomaly, it doesn’t fit!

And with time, it might make an avid consumer wonder about the true quality and ‘deals’ that the other vendors on that street are offering…