“ Great drinks the best service great bartenders good food, the vibe is amazing and the blonde bartender is the best ”

“ Thanks to Mel for the hospitality! Best fried pickles ever, biggest chicken tenders, and a huge helping of mac and cheese for my daughter! She loved watching the soccer game. We'll be back soon! ”

“ So the Jamaican beef patties here are some of my favorite things ever. Highly recommend. Definitely look into the Jamaican portion of their menu. I have eaten here about 3x...the first time I was pretty impressed because it was a hidden treasure trove of Jamaican food. No one really expects a pub to serve up anything but bar food. The second time I ate here, the experience was a complete mess and our server was absolutely clueless. That's when I discovered the food is pretty inconsistent and it definitely depends on who the chef is. The third time I ordered just the fritters and a beef patty and everything was delicious. The first time I was here, I came in for lunch with a group of friends. We were one of two groups in the entire pub. We heard through the grapevine that The Pint had some pretty decently seasoned Jamaican food so we had to try it for ourselves. I actually opted for their 50 cent grilled wings because I couldn't pass a deal like that up. Their wings were grilled perfectly. I opted for 3 different flavors: Carolina Reaper, mango habanero, and jerk. The Carolina Reaper was not as spicy as I was hoping because the name "Carolina Reaper" typically strikes fear as it is the hottest pepper - the flavor was good though. The mango habanero was solid but the jerk flavor was totally lost on me. I think the jerk seasoning was lost during the grilling process. The food came out pretty slow though for there being only two groups in the entire pub. Overall, I got 10 wings for $5 and couldn't complain which meant I was definitely coming back. My friends who ordered actual Jamaican dishes such as the curry chicken and chicken jerk dinner really enjoyed their entrees. My second visit, my group of friends decided to grab beers during happy hour and munch on some grub. Got a Stella Artois for about $3? They gave us a list of specials that were not even relevant. I tried to order off the list of specials and the waitress said they were only honoring the specials if an NFL game is on. Ok well next time let us know ahead of time when you give us the menus. I ordered wings again but the waitress absolutely had no clue how many wings came with each order or what flavors were available. She was a complete mess in bringing out our food and our bill. The wings were much smaller this time around and not as good...very subpar wings. Lesson learned, only eat here when the place is nearly empty. Otherwise, just come for drinks. Third visit: my group of friends and I were practically the only table in the entire restaurant. This was good for us because it meant it was safe to order food. While the Jamaican food is great, it takes awhile for the food to come out. Tried the fritters and beef patty this time and enjoyed my entire meal. ”

“ Omg! So we wanted to spend our anniversary without the kids. I was on the hunt for somewhere, and I came across reviews for this place. My husband wanted American food, and I thought the Jamaican sounded good. I was right! I got a chocolate coconut martini, husband just got a beer. The martini was fabulous. We got 6 grilled wings, they were delicious! And for dinner I got jerk chicken, he got the monte cristo. We both got fried plantains for our sides. Literally the best food I think I've had in a long time. Such a bar feel, not a restaurant by any means, but I would 848589294848737% come back. It's exactly what we needed for a great night out from the kids, and to celebrate our marriage ”

“ We stopped by The Pint for dinner on a busy weeknight. The place was almost filled up and the atmosphere was a bit noisy. We sat up at the bar and the bartender promptly took our drink orders and gave us menus. This pub offers 20 beers on tap and over 30 bottled beers, plus cocktails and non alcoholic drinks too. The food menu consists of sandwiches, paninis, burgers, salads, flatbread pizzas, appetizers, and several dinner entrees with Jamaican flair. Specials are posted near the front entrance. For a starter, we got the Pine Island Pretzel Sticks ($2), 4 hot soft baked pretzel sticks (not salted) served with hot garlic butter for dipping. We also requested Grey Poupon for some kick. Very good! For dinner, the Port Royal Platter ($13.25), a generous plate of baked haddock served on top of Jamaican rice & beans and topped with peppers & onions and brown stew gravy, served with fried plantains and a Port Royal Fritter (cod fish, peppers, onion, garlic & scallions). This dish had spicy and savory flavors. The Caprese Panini with Chicken ($10.50) was pretty decent, which had thick tomato slices, mozzarella, & grilled chicken on grilled soft flatbread, served with one side (chose garlic mashed potatoes). The food overall on this visit was 3.5 stars. Though very busy, the place was fully staffed to handle the crowds. The service at the bar was very attentive. The food was served to us in a timely fashion. The bartender made sure my Diet Coke was kept full and refilled (several times). My buddy enjoyed 2 pints of Guinness with his dinner. Despite the several low star reviews here, we had a pretty darn good experience at The Pint on our initial recent visit. ”