Melgard Public House

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Julie choiyee

Joined 3 years ago

FREE PIZZA FOR THE TABLE WITH A BEER OR WINE !!!!!. BUY A BEER AND THE PARTY GETS A FREE PIZZA...

And beers they have... 70 to choose from and 35 on tap.

The food is great too. The Kitchen is open from 11.30am to midnight daily (serving Lunch, Dinner and supper). Don't miss the Fish & Chips, The "Dine a Bite" Sliders (pesto proscuito, BBQ bacon or vegetarian are the best...), The Calamaris or Shepperd's Pie, We love the spicy Hot Chix. You can't go wrong with any of the Pizza (BBQ pull pork with cilantro, or roasted vegetables with goat cheese spread)...Amazing.

Great spot to lay back, watch a game or people watching when you seat on the patio right of Melrose...

Just a Great and Friendly place when shopping on Melrose or as a destination when meeting friends...

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Melissa Gage

Joined 7 years ago

Citysearch Editorial Review. Named for its location on Melrose and Gardner (Mel-gard … get it?) this casual bar-eatery in the space formerly occupied by Louise’s Trattoria is run by the folks behind Third Stop, 1739 Public House and Agave. When it’s warm out, the best seats are on the expansive patio out front which edges up to Johnny Rockets’ outdoor seating. Inside, a small bar area is the preferred spot to catch a game, although flat screens are also positioned in a spacious, no-frills main dining room where loungey music and lighting create a vaguely Euro vibe. The eclectic menu offers traditional pub grub (wings, fish and chips, Shepherd's pie, sliders) along with more sophisticated offerings (beet salad, salmon steak, seafood linguine). There are also seven types of pizza, and nearly all menu items are under $10. A beer list with nearly 30 selections (all $6) features a wide variety of IPAs, ales and lagers lovingly described with evocative phrases like “hint of caramel,” “citrusy and grassy” and even, “cheery warm afterglow." Who doesn’t want a pint of that?