Domenic’s Pub

There’s not much bad to say about this place. It’s exactly what it claims to be. A nice neighborhood bar where you can grab a drink with a friend, and sing some karaōke.

Will never go here again. I’ve spent 100’s of dollars here and we went during their wing special so I ordered 10 wings. I couldn’t finish them all and asked for a box to take them home in. I was told I was not allowed to take them home unless I paid full price. Total BS that they’d rather waste food then let customers take it home. The server sucked too. Nice little place, but won’t be back.

Atmosphere is great — all high tables and service was relatively fast. Did not try the food — but it smelled pretty good. The bar is quiet — good to have conversations. Beer selection is the main reason for low rating — only dark beer is Guinness. Bud light wasn’t on tap.

Really good place to kick a few back and sing karaōke. Really good crowd in here most nights.

This is a family business owned by Dominic D. His father had a restaurant two buildings down from this place. Dominic has brought the Marys salad from the old restaurant to this place. we have tried almost everything here and it is always good, but we come for the Marys salad. Do not change anything order it as it comes. When they offer any specials of the Italian nature they too are probably the family recipe and just order it. my first experience with this food was over 40 years ago. although it is more bar food now some of Italy is still there. oh by the way did i mention that the marys salad is to die for. i drive 45 min for the salad and i give this place a 5. sat nights with the band is great as well. i turned my wife on to the marys salad several years age and it was one of those moments that she still talks about. i hope you enjoy this place as much as we do.

Stopped here late on a Saturday night — they had a Karaōke fill-​in for the regular live band Sat. — it was kinda slow — but I hear their regular Friday Night Karaōke gets pretty crowded.
This is a very nice, clean bar — lighting is great, beer selection is fine and the service is very friendly and accommodating. The karaōke was fun — only about 7 or 8 singers on this night, but on Fridays there can be 20 – 30 or more — plus plenty of patrons to listen. I did not eat, but the food looked wonderful — so I will have to check it out next time. A great spot to check out — I’ll definitely be back.

This place is really fun and I really enjoyed their karaōke night with their babe of a host, until poor sad Tom shit canned her. She really was the life of the place. BRING BACK JULIE HOLIDAY!

I don’t know why this place hasn’t been reviewed yet, but it ought to have been.
A place to eat good pub food, play pool, watch all the games, listen to good music, AND not have to sit on the lap of the person next to you.
I go Mondays or Wednesdays for the .29 wings. They have 5 or 6 flavors, and the Hot is actually too spicy for me. I mean, it burns in a way I both appreciate, since I like spicy, and hate, because it hurts so bad. 12 Medium hot wings and I am full. The reason? This suckers are gigantic. Biggest wings I’ve ever seen or eaten, bar-​none. They also taste the best.
They also have a $ 5 special on Tuesdays: Tall draft and a large pizza. That sounds like a full meal to me!
The draft selection and bottle selection are what keep me from giving the full 5. I often skip the booze here simply because I don’t care for Domestic.
However, they have a full menu of sandwiches, wraps, burgers, appetizers, salads, pizzas, and more that can make you forget about the drinks.
This place isn’t a dive, it isn’t a popped-​collar infested douche-​fest, and no one has there leather jackets pinned together with Rancid patches and safety pins. Stained wood and brass furniture and regular, hungry and thirsty folk.
A nice place to eat, relax, and enjoy life.