Bringer Inn — Restaurant in Niles Township

Edit: Congrats bud. You can use Google. Doesn't change my opinion of the operation. We are huge supporters of local service and go out post work 7 nights a week. Your bartender didn't say there was a staffing emergency. He said we close at 10pm every Sunday. Then change the sign plastered on your building and change it on website instead of being lazy. My signage says dining Room open till 845pm and kitchen open till 10pm..guess what, you come in during those parameters you re getting food. I worked a 12 hour day and wanted to have a couple drinks and some food. No worries we spent the 100 plus 30% tip elsewhere. Maybe if someone answered the phone, none of my time would have been wasted. Your reply should have been you re right, we need to change and update our kitchen hours, our bad Jim. On top of being a lazy operator, you should get your vision checked. I'm bald but 15 lbs overweight not 50. Change your sign and website instead of Googling.

Original Review: They have a sign literally 2 x 2 feet plastered on their building that says Kitchen Open 11am to 11pm . days 7 days week. It also says that on their website. Walk in Sunday June 9 at 10:18 only for bartender to tell us Kitchen is closed which only goes to prove this operation is run like the garbage dump it looks like. To make matters even worse knowing how terribly run places are these days, I tried calling on the way but overweight bald bartender. Was too lazy go...

Whoever recommends this place...need to check their flavor profile. It's very local, dive bar that probably has people whos been coming here for years only. Like have these people tried other places?? Lets start with phily cheese steak. Meat was tough and flavorless. Like no seasoning. I dont think they put salt on grill onions and peppers either. Potato tots was over fried, very hard and had old oil smell. Pizza - this is what I came for, 50% off on thursdays. Possibly one of the worst thin crust pizza I had. Could not finish both pizza and sandwich. Maybe you are a local whos been eating here for long time, so maybe you are used to this taste but this is not...

The first time I went there was in 1977 when I started my first job directly across the street after finishing grad school. If you're looking for a friendly neighborhood bar / restaurant with surprisingly wonderfully satisfying food at great prices (especially a juicy burger cooked the way you like it - medium-rare please - along with potatoes made six-ways-to-heaven), the Bringer Inn is a gem of a find!! (Good Tip: Watch for the specials on their sidewalk sign!!) I still love going there...