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Businiess name:
Moon & Sixpence British Pub
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Review by:
Lisa M.
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Review content:
Granted, the Moon & Sixpence is really about beer. But if you happen to be in the mood for a pink beverage, don't rule it out. The Framikaze (a kamikaze made with Framboise) will fulfill any fruity summertime drink craving. That said, ordering beer here is just plain fun because the menu is so freaking long and arranged by country and the servers are so knowledgeable about the beer they're selling. Plus they have trivial pursuit decks and a secluded dart board area and entertaining British pub paraphrenalia covering the walls. It's a bar for anglophiles and beer drinkers and smokers (hey, it is a British pub after all) and people who just want to enjoy a drink and a friend for an evening.
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