This used to be the beyond fabulously rustic Outside Inn, and if you were ever spoiled enough to get in there, you'll be sad at the lack of adornments here, but that's not what I'm basing my review on. \n\nWhile it's hard to cast aside my longing for the previous occupants, let us press on with pros and cons:\nPros\nGood food for bar fare; not amazing, but good\nGreat menu variety\nLocal beers on tap scores a big win for me here, they have Bad Beat\nIt does look clean/streamlined \nVendors pop in, setup shop, give free samples and discounted stuff (we got a free taster)\nCons\nSo it is streamlined, but damn, so much open space makes me agoraphobic; fill it in a little\nSmokey-as-hell...I know, I know. \"It's a bar!\" Pff.\nKinda pricey\nI don't see an advertised happy hour; HH is one of the things that MAKES me come back\n\nI've been here twice, just because it's close, as in stumbling distance, should I get too sloppy. \nIt is still a sports bar, and on that note, if PT's was closer, or in the same distance, I'd probably alternate; they're about equal, except PT's has \"THE GILROY\" pizza and a reliable HH.