About - HighDive Kitchen + Bar
No description available.
Amenities and More
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Cocktails
- Food
- Food at bar
- Happy hour drinks
- Hard liquor
- Wine
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Trendy
Top Reviews
See All Reviews
The food here is AMAZING!!! I ordered a Byob Burger and my fieonce got a Reuben. Both were absolutely delicious. The fries with them are mouth watering! I dip mine in ranch, and I had to literally walk away from them to stop eating before I bursted, hahah. Our waiter was really nice and informed us on the menu. 100% knows the food here and knows to make you feel comfortable. If I could do more than 5 stars, I would! Love, love, LOVEEE!!!
Stopped in on a snowy weekday afternoon. Nice tall ceilings and plenty of seating at tables, booth and bar. Plenty of beverage options and full bar. Good looking menu. Our Cesar salad was dynamite, we added chicken. We also got the pretzel which was better than I was expecting and the cheese sauce made it even better. Enough TVs and good vibes.
The food was mostly acceptable, but quite pricey. I had the olive burger. It was fine except for the piece of olive pit I bit into, for $16 I'd give it a 6/10. My fiance got the fish and chips. The exterior was crunchy, but the batter was so thick that it was not cooked all the way through. The interior of the batter was wet and gluey, completely soaked with grease. For $22 I'd give it 1/10, practically inedible. We asked if they had any kids options for our son, none of which are listed on the menu. We were told yes, and one of the options we were given was chicken strips; $14 for quite a large portion. More than I'd like to spend for a kids meal, but the portion was quite large, so that's the trade off. Service was slightly below average, not particularly friendly but not entirely off-putting. Despite there not being many other patrons the service was a bit slow when trying to pay and leave. Music was very loud; they have a digital jukebox and I'm convinced it plays annoying music to encourage patrons to buy songs. There are also televisions everywhere, for sports and gambling. Might be fun with friends if you're into that, but I wouldn't go here for a date or family dinner. Overall it seems like this place is trying hard to please everyone, but loses its identity in the process. Is it a sports bar? Kind of. A gastropub? Trying to be, perhaps. A dance club? Certainly not, but the volume and selection of music might convince you otherwise. If you can handle the atmosphere and don't pick the wrong dish, you might enjoy yourself here.