Whiskey Barrel Lounge

It was my second and I ordered the Charcuterie board. It seemed like they had gone to Safeway and got a snack box and put it on the board. I requested a Diet Coke and they brought me a coke can and pour it in front of me. I felt like I was at a Chinese restaurant. I should've brought my own Coke can. If you claim to have high standards and Quality food this isn't the way.

We’ve been here several times recently. The food is excellent, and the atmosphere is perfect…. BUT They broke one of the most cardinal rules when it comes to dining at a restaurant. All the meals should arrive at or near the same time. We had to wait 8 minutes between the delivery of the first two meals and the second two meals at our table. Given the $49 Tenderloin price, a dinner party should not have to wait that long for half of their meals to be served while the first half gets cold. Oh and they completely forgot to ever make and serve our appetizers. We went again a few nights later, and our meals were good and we had no issues. However, the table next to us had “refrigerator-cold” french fries and the other person at that table had burnt toast. This time, the restaurant was mo

My wife and I recently attended my company Christmas party at Whiskey Barrel Lounge and had a great time. The buffet included lemon chicken, steak, French fries, and rice pilaf. I tend to be picky about steak, and this one was a bit chewy for my taste. The lemon chicken was not bery flaverful, and while I didn’t try the rice pilaf, my wife mentioned it wasn’t her favorite. The French fries, though, were good and ended up being my main dinner choice. We’ve eaten at Whiskey Barrel Lounge before and enjoyed the food, the buffet wasn’t quite the same level, but everything else more than made up for it. The service in the banquet room was excellent, and the staff in the game room was much the same way. The game room itself was fun about 20 pinball machines and a shuffleboard table kept us ente

First stop for dinner: Such a wonderful little spot. Located below the Valley Public House. Happy hour is only 1 hour, but a great menu. Our server, Melanie, was fantastic. The food was terrific. We'll be back. Absolutely worth a stop. Second stop for brunch: brunch wasn't quite as wonderful as dinner. Pretty bland meals. Had the chicken and waffle ( nothing special, we've had much better) cluckstack ( same, gravy was bland) and seasonal cinnamon roll ( needed more cinnamon, raspberry compote was nice) Might skip brunch, but we'll try dinner again.

This place has a great ambience and the entrees were all delicious. Drinks were made quickly and they had a good variety--not just whiskey based but something for everyone! The wait staff were also attentive and quick. Unfortunately the desserts weren't quite as good as the rest. Overall, would come back here!