Pig 'n Whistle

12/16/07

By the numbers

by t0paz at Citysearch

Ok so the place has no cover, but parking is $15. Street parking is a nightmare, so be prepared to pay to park. A rum and coke is $7, a 7&7 is $9, a jack and coke is $9, a long island ice tea is $11.

The atmosphere of the place is quite nice. The bartenders are good looking. You don't have to wait for a drink. The booths are good sized, and there is an out door patio where you can sit as well. The dj was spinning all the popular club music, great selection and great transitions between songs. There were plenty of guys there, so ladies show up. The wood floors make the place good for dancing. A bacholerette party showed up like an hour after we got there, and we had a blast because of it.

01/14/07

You can find better!

by drdrake313 at Citysearch

When I first walked in to the Pig 'n' Whistle I was certain that I had made a good decision for dinner. The building is beautiful inside, a great looking atmosphere. I came in after a show down the street and the staff seemed a little annoyed that I had chosen to eat there. I decided that to try their shephards pie thinking it most closely matched the style of the restaurant, it was fair at best. I know that shephards pie can be a little bland but there was no attempt made to add flavor. A friend I was with had the pasta and reported the same thing, decent, but somewhat bland. The one good note, the soup was enjoyed by all. And maybe it was just the night that we were there, but, the place smelled like mildew. If you are in the area, you can do better than the Pig 'N' Whistle.

• Pros: Beautiful dining room during the evening.
• Cons: Mildew smell.

11/20/06

It was ok

by navia25 at Citysearch

I went there for a friends birthday and it was not good. The crowd seemed to me to be young and immature. Which was really sad because the place is nice itself but just the people that went there seemed a little immature