Weir House Of Pizza - Taunton

The service was decent, though a bit slow, as there was only one waitress—who had a lot of tattoos—serving both the tables and the bar. She was friendly, however, and my experience with the locals in Boston has been positive overall. The food took a little while to arrive too, but it was still early in the day. My boss ordered a club sandwich that was piled high and looked delicious; I couldn't resist trying her fries, which were quite tasty. If I remember correctly, I opted for the Baha burger with cheese and pineapple. It was juicy and flavorful. The clam chowder was just okay, as it wasn’t hot enough for my liking. I can imagine that this place really comes alive on weekends for dinner and drinks. It has a spacious feel, resembling a large sports bar tucked away at the back of the building off the main street, making it somewhat challenging to find if you're not from the area.

Overcrowded Experience This place was just way too crowded with inexperienced drinkers. The pop music playing was not to my taste, and it felt like the crowd was just jumping around and dancing aimlessly. We waited 20 minutes for our drinks, and the draft beer was disappointing. We also had to deal with some rude individuals who argued with us while trying to order. If I were 25, it might be a different story, but as a new 40-year-old, it was quite a letdown. I do know a couple of cool bands that perform there, so I might return, but it won't be out of enthusiasm. Thanks.

This is a simple spot with excellent food, but I recommend avoiding the fried options. They feature amazing bands almost every night. Thursday nights are dedicated to classic rock jazz, with different bands performing each week—check out their calendar for details. The bands are fantastic! The food is affordable and quite good, and the drinks are well-prepared, with a nice glass of wine priced at just $6! The music is the main attraction, and you'll find yourself dancing to nearly every song on Thursday and Saturday nights. It’s not a fancy place with overpriced food and drinks; instead, it offers good food, great bands, and budget-friendly drinks. Give it a try—you’ll love it!

I’m giving this place a one-star review because I can’t select anything lower. I searched on Yelp for local restaurants that offered delivery and online ordering, and Baha Brother’s was the only option that came up. I placed my order at 11:39 AM, which indicated a delivery time of 45-55 minutes. However, at 12:35 PM, an hour later, Baha Brother’s canceled my order without any explanation. The food should have already been on its way, and I was left waiting during my lunch break for something that never arrived. I could understand if they had canceled within the first 10-15 minutes, but waiting an entire hour only to have my order canceled is simply unacceptable. GrubHub called to confirm the cancellation and offered no resolution other than an apology. Disappointing. Both GrubHub and Baha Brother’s, you need to do better.

I visited this restaurant to see the Freezepops perform last weekend, and it was my first time there. The line for the cover band was quite long since they don't charge a cover fee. Parking was a bit challenging, just like the bar itself, which operates on a one-in, one-out basis. My friends and I shared a couple of small pizzas, enjoyed numerous drinks, and had a great time laughing together. Our waitress was wonderful; she frequently checked on us, remembered to bring water, and when a margarita glass fell from a shelf above our table, she quickly got the manager, who offered us a new pizza along with sincere apologies. There's a designated smoking area out back, which I appreciate—it not only makes for easier crowd management but also makes the front of the bar look more appealing, in my opinion. If nothing else, it’s a great spot for people-watching. Just a heads-up—when you see the Freezepops, be aware that one lady loves to flash her assets. I caught a glimpse and almost dropped my pizza!