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The feature of this bar is serving good crab legs, French onion soup and chicken tenders. Try tasty ice cream, chocolate waffles and chocolate sandwiches. This place is known for delicious Mimosas, chardonnay or craft beer. ViewHouse has great strawberry lemonade, chocolate frappe or bread drink among its drinks.
The intimate atmosphere of this place allows visitors to relax after a hard working day. The well-trained staff works hard, stays positive and makes this place great. This spot is notable for its cool service. Here you will pay reasonable prices. The designer created a fine fireplace. This bar has received Google 4.2 according to the guests' opinions.
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Brandi Clark
a month ago on Google
Food: 3 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 5 Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $10–20
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Max Gurule
2 months ago on Google
Let me tell you something about the ViewHouse. It is not a restaurant. It is not a bar. It is not a patio, a rooftop, or a sports-viewing complex masquerading as modernity. No. It is an ecosystem, a biodome of beer, bravado, and bourbon, designed to test the tensile strength of human indulgence. Let’s begin with the Jumbo Buffalo Wings, which arrived like a challenge. Coated in a buffalo romesco sauce that flirted with violence, they clung to the bone with the desperation of a second date that’s going too well. The accompanying celery and carrots innocent bystanders were merely there to witness the carnage. And the bleu cheese? A cooling agent from another realm. Viscous. Decadent. Slightly resentful. Then came the Nashville Hot Chicken & Waffles. A dish born of southern defiance and midwestern optimism. The chicken, Red Bird, they say, though no bird I’ve met in the wild is this delightfully punitive was crisped to oblivion and slathered in spice that whispered, “You’re not getting out of this sober.” The cornmeal waffle was sturdy. Masculine. A foundation. The strawberry jalapeño glaze? It smiled at me with fruit-forward friendliness before unleashing a sharp, erratic sweetness like kissing a poet with a criminal record. As for the bourbon maple syrup: it didn’t ask for permission, only forgiveness. Ah, dessert a word that, at ViewHouse, is less about satisfaction and more about surrender. The Bread Pudding arrived like a cathedral made of sugar and sin. Twice-baked custard, because once is never enough. Vanilla. Cinnamon. Apple caramel that wept for your arteries. Candied pecans like little fists of joy. And yes, ice cream melting, as if embarrassed by how good it all was. To drink? The Que Pasa Lager was unassuming. A nod. A handshake. The kind of beer that doesn’t speak unless spoken to. The Peach Buzz Blonde Ale had the audacity to flirt effervescent, golden, with a peach note that winked and vanished. And finally, the ViewHouse Old Fashioned. Woodford Reserve, simple syrup, orange bitters. No fanfare. No gimmick. Just a gentleman's agreement between bourbon and time. I paired it with my bread pudding the way one might pair a requiem with a sunset. And then… there was Emerson. Attentive, yes. But more than that: aware. She anticipated needs before they were spoken. She didn’t serve; she curated. A diplomat navigating the fragile psyche of diners oscillating between gluttony and grace. Her timing? Impeccable. Her demeanor? That of a woman who knows she is holding the ship together while others play shuffleboard on the deck. In conclusion: ViewHouse is not for the faint of heart, nor the pure of liver. It is an opera composed in buffalo sauce and finished in bourbon. You go not to eat, but to confront something within yourself. Something hot. Something glazed. Something Emerson understands… even if you don’t. A- (Raises glass.). Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: $30–50
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2 months ago
Thanks so much! We appreciate the kind and thoughtful words! - AL
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Brent
2 years ago on Restaurant Guru
View from patio is outstanding. Down hill from there. Poor service, waitress disappeared after bringing drinks till we were almost ready to leave. Needed sweetener for our ice tea, had to ask 3 different people before we got it. Fish and chips were mediocre, ate immediately when they hit the table and were room temperature at best. Would not go again.
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Opening hours
| SundaySun | 10AM-12AM |
| MondayMon | 11AM-12AM |
| TuesdayTue | 11AM-12AM |
| WednesdayWed | 11AM-12AM |
| ThursdayThu | 11AM-12AM |
| FridayFri | 11AM-2AM |
| SaturdaySat | 10AM-2AM |
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