Princess Pub & Grille

This is a really chilled spot right in the middle of Little Italy with an amazing view. It’s a great place to stop for a quick beer and some appetizers. While my beer wasn't as cold as I would have liked, it was still good and the overall vibe of the place is excellent. I stopped by before dinner and really enjoyed the relaxed setting, though I'm sure the atmosphere changes quite a bit later in the evening. It’s definitely a solid choice if you need a quick refreshment while exploring the area.

It feels very much like a true local neighborhood bar — the kind of place where everyone seems to know each other, and you can tell there’s a strong group of regulars. It has that comfortable, familiar vibe that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a community spot rather than a trendy destination. The food is classic, straightforward bar fare. Nothing fancy, but it hits the spot when you’re in the mood for something simple and satisfying. The drinks were solid as well — well made and exactly what you’d expect from a neighborhood bar. Service was attentive and friendly, which really adds to the experience. Overall, a relaxed, no-frills place that does what it’s meant to do.

I don’t write reviews often, but I had to say something about the absolute worst person I have ever interacted with at a bar. This blonde bartender with dreads just spoke down to and degraded my group, and especially my wife, in a way no one has ever done. This behavior is unacceptable anywhere, let alone a bar, especially from someone who should be attentive of her customers. I can’t even put into words how rude this bartender was. In any other place or scenario she would have been physically attacked with the way she treated us. Something needs to be done because that was not ok on so many levels.

Came in on a Friday night and had a really nice time. The place had a fun vibe, busy but not too crazy, and the staff kept things moving. I ordered a burger with fries and both were better than I expected. Burger was juicy, fries were hot and crispy. Drinks were made well too, not watered down like some spots. Music was at a good level where you could still talk. Took a little while to get the check, but nothing major. Overall a solid neighborhood bar & grill and I’d come back again.

My wife and I stopped by yesterday for happy hour, and found not much in the drink list that was considered a happy hour price. The highlight - beer battered pickle spears. Very good - the pickles were crisp and the batter crispy. It went downhill from there. Service was rushed as if we weren't going to stick around - maybe we didn't fit their demographic. After the drinks and food were dropped off, the check appeared quickly. Two final items - the drink my wife ordered was terrible. It tasted nothing like the name implied. Also, for the beers you could offer at least one of the many craft lights available. Some people require low carbs due to medical conditions. Overall, this place is not worth it. We quickly settled up and to a better bar nearby.