Greystone Public House

Steven W

Good food and good service. Go here for a nice dinner and drinks with your significant other (note: it's not too stuffy or weird and it's family friendly too). If you're hung up on the price tag, it's not a "cheap eats" type place but it's not ridiculously priced either. Nice ambience and the chef seems to use quality ingredients. Cheers!

Mike Moyer

The service was great and it was a great atmosphere for a nice dinner. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to others for a great meal. Unfortunately the food preparation didn’t match the atmosphere. The steak was over cooked along with the Minestrone soup just average.

Stephen Brown

Enjoyed Valentines weekend dinner with my wife there. Excellent filet mignon. Very good wine selection. The rustic decor is very well done. Fantastic service that was very fast and very friendly staff. Will definitely go again in Spring when the outdoor dining patios are open.

Matt Bitner

When you first pull in the place looks amazing, especially the deck. There is an awesome covered area and the gas lanterns are so cool. The interior is also very nice, but the deck seems to be the place to site. Out server was extremely friendly and personal, but the drinks seemed to take a little longer then expected to reach the table considering they were not that crowded. I started with one of their signature cocktails, the Manhattan, it was on the higher end of the price scale at 14, but was a good drink. I switched over to an old fashioned with bulleit, also good, but everyone at the table was absolutely floored by the price at 19! It was a decent drink, but dang, they are charging big city prices for this stuff. I decided to get burger with bacon added. It was pretty good and the fries seem to be the way to go, very unique and tasty. Others got the Mahi tacos, they were on the smaller side and the fish was dry. Another ordered the crab cake sandwich with asparagus. The crab cake was good, but the asparagus was could wasn't quite as crispy as they usually like and it was salty. The big take away for me was the trickery with the fine print on the bottom of the menu. There is an additional fee added to every bill so they can pay the staff a living wage. I have no issue with an employer paying what ever they want and charging whatever they want, it a great thing about out country. My issue is it feels like they are manipulating their pricing with a fee instead of being up front and pricing their food to pay their employees what they feel is a fair wage, putting small print at the bottom of the menu isn't ok in my opinion. Due to the price gouging for the drinks and fine print fees I don't believe I will be back.