Prime Time Beef & Ale

Good sandwiches, way too loud with the music in the front. Weird configuration of tables and not many of them for the broom closet sized dining area it is. Millennials at happy hour dropping the F Bomb left and right, bartender away from her post for lengthy periods as people come in and wait. Oblivious, or just don’t give a crap millennial servers/​bartenders, no check back on how things are, no thank you after running a credit card. Just a ” yep ” as you thank them for giving them business. Hence, I left a sub par tip. I no longer judge a tip on amount of a bill, but their performance. Here it sucks. Kentucky Derby was on the tv. Not one person cared nor viewed it. Every other place I watched the Derby in would turn down the music for a few min as the telecast volume of the race would be turned up to hear it. Not here. The 20 something bartender was writing beers on a chalkboard as a few other douche bag’s talked smack in their own little clicky world with NO CLUE nor CARE of the famed 1 yr sporting event. Overall, I grade the place with a D for dunces

The two stars are solely for the fried pickles which I enjoyed. We walked in to an almost empty bar– hence we thought we’d get great service. Umm, no. The bartender took at least five minutes to acknowledge us– FIVE MINUTES!!! There was one person at the bar and one person leaving when we got there. The bartender was very nice, but simply not good at people skills. We could see the kitchen from our vantage point. Every single plate was put into the microwave– every plate!!! I’m beyond disappointed, Carneys was way way way better! Bring back Carneys!!!

This is the 3^rd time I have been there and 3^rd time I have been disappointed. I thought this place would start to be a bit more like Kitchen Bar used to be, but I am consistently let down.
Tonight, we ordered the «Beef Sliders», they came out as pulled beef/​roasted beef. Not burgers. There is a sharp-​ish cheese on them which smells a bit like stinky feet. The combo of the beef with the cheese was something that I, as a nurse, smell on a daily basis. Not something I necessarily want to be eating.
So, 1^st impression of the sliders: «wth is that? Is that beef?»
2^nd impression: «it kind of smells like ****.»
3^rd impression: it was barely warm.
Pass.
The fried pickles were ok, but just a different take on it with the bread and butter pickles. Ok, at best.
Boo. Go to Vintage.

The Drake ruined Carneys. It’s now filled with douche frat types, club music and only domestic beers and liquors. No tequila or scotch and Yuengling wasn’t on one of their 12 taps. Budweiser was. A bar that I once loved it’s now another KT or The Drake because that’s what everyone wants.

Mozzarella sticks were great and staff (Gianna and Cassie) were very attentive and personable. Will definitely be back!

This was better when it was carney’s it seems like the drake tavern company is taking up all the good dive bars in the area and spreading their yuppy bar filth all over the place

We were pretty disappointed with this place. Ordered a supposed hand carved turkey sandwich. I’m pretty sure I had the same turkey from the wawa before. Same for the roast beef. The service we received was not friendly, but saw other servers being much more welcoming to their patrons. The server we had seemed way more interested in having conversations with the guys at the bar. The drinks were good, the food and service were fair at best. Overall, this place is underwhelming.

I stopped in to grab a quick bite during happy hour. I ordered the roast beef sandwich with cheese and an order of fries to eat. The sandwich was overpriced, even at the discounted happy hour price it cost $ 7 with cheese. It was tiny with very little beef on, it was also dry with almost no gravy. I easily could have eaten three sandwiches. The fries were fine. I also ordered two beers. They have a dozen or so beers on draft, but the list was pretty dull with lots of light ales, lagers and a watermelon beer. I was here a few months ago and the happy hour specials were much better. Prices have gone up since then and the quality has gone down.

This was my families first try at this local establishment.
I liked the beer selection list as it included a variety of craft beers on tap. The sign even indicated you can fill a growler.
The menu is a typical bar menu. It could have a little more variety on it.
We had an appetizer of philly cheese steak egg rolls. My wife and son really liked them. I thought they were average. It had a funny taste to me.
I ordered a pork sandwhich that was wet. They had options of dry, wet or extra wet.
It was flavorful. You had a choice of a roll or flat bread. I went with the roll. It came with a bag of chips and a pickle.
My son, he went for a lobster Mac and Cheese. He really enjoyed it. He had not had that kind of Mac and cheese before. And his preference when eating out is always Mac and Cheese. This dish was reasonably priced.
My wife had some kind of Salmon dish. She liked it as well.
We ordered a dessert which was mostly eaten. It was a cookie with cream and fruit on top. My wife and son liked it.
The downside to the place, they serve everything on plastic plates. We thought it would be nice if they had something else. The high top table we chose was wobbly.
The server was attentive and friendly. We probably will go back because it is local and meets several requirements for a family outing.

My wife and I live less than a half mile from this place… and you know?, there are awesome places all around us to go to… Kitchen Bar, KT, Riviera Pizza… all GREAT place with excellent food… and throw in Trevi, the chains near Willow Drove Mall, and yes, we have many places to eat and dine… BUT YO, THIS IS OUR BEST place to go.
Great food, great drinks, and EVEN BETTER wait staff (Kim, Jenna, Zola) the best… This is as FIVE SOLID stars as that could be…

Daughter got kids chicken tenders with fries. Okay. Fries thick and tenders average.
Husband got turkey club wrap,. Okay.
I ordered Roasted Pork with Provolone and Broccoli Rabe. Okay. Definitely would never want to eat this again. Pork was bland. Broccoli Rabe had no taste and Provolone not sharp.
Saturday drink special bucket of 5 Rolling Rock pounders for $ 8.
Probably would never go here again unless we got apps or kids meal and beer special OR if we were feeling nostalic and wanted to listen to bad ‘90s alternative rock like Hootie and the Blowfish and Collective Soul.

Great roast pork and roast beef sandwiches. Add aged provolone and some longhot peppers, dip in gravy and it’s gold! We love the fresh fries, and the Awesome beer selection. We have eaten there 2 times and ordered takeout 2 more, nothing but happy with our experience. Keep it up Prime Time!

Service was good. Prices steep and ordered fries to snack on and they were raw!!! Specifically asked for well done fries. These owners have other places and this being a new place should be here managing till its a float. Not sure if I’ll be back here disappointed. Fries really… fries!!!

Nice atmosphere. Had the Mac an Cheese and deep fried Oreos. Amazing!!! Had a very friendly and knowledgable bartender Constance. Would highly recommend to stop by afterwork and check out! Also they have Quizzo on Tuesday nights.

I ordered delivery from here, so I haven’t actually been to the location in it’s latest incarnation. I got the loaded gravy fries and a roast beef sandwich. The fries were definitely loaded with gravy and close to a pound of pork. The pork and gravy were a bit salty, but it worked with the fries. I have to say the roast beef sandwich surprised me. It looked like an Amoroso kaiser, and it was LOADED with beef. This was a serious sandwich. The beef was well done, seemed to be slow cooked, cut a bit thick; but was very tender and flavorful. I didn’t think the kaiser could handle that much juice; but it did, and did it well.
I’m glad this place opened here. I don’t live in the area, but I now know where to grab a beer and monster sandwich. This place pretty much knocks it out of the park for Roslyn. You can finally get something aside from a decent pizza in this area. Next time, I’ll be stopping in to try the fries loaded with turkey and the pork sandwich with sharp provolone and broccoli rabe.

Love the renovations!!! Had there loaded fries with turkey. It is to die for in my opinion. Drinks are reasonably priced! Bartenders are class acts.

Beautiful renovation
Food is good although everything is a little too salty
Service good
NO burgers or Iced Tea on menu

This place is brand new, so I hope it adjusts in the first few weeks.
To start…
The beer selection is good, prices are reasonable, has some good specials.
The wings were very good. Not soggy, hot but not too hot, left just enough sizzle on the back of your tongue.
The pork sandwich was a let down. It was very boring. Meat was cooked well, very tender — but there just wasn’t any flavor. The sandwich would greatly benefit from some kind of chipotle aioli.
The beef sandwich was a bit better than the pork. It was juicy but again, lacked any serious flavor. And the ‘aged cheddar’ didn’t taste like it, just shredded bag cheddar.
Haven’t tried some of their other offerings, so I can’t comment on them, but I was interested in the fried pickles, I hope they are good.
Atmosphere was good, not too loud, inviting, the wait staff was nice.
I do think the food was very overpriced, tacking on a dollar for every topping was a bit extreme, it makes the bland sandwiches not worth the money… Better off hitting up a sandwich shop nearby and then stopping in for a beer.
I think the place is good for some beers and wings now and has potential to be a good food joint if they make some big improvements.

I’ve been her twice since the recent «soft open». Once for drinks and once for dinner.
I can say that they have good happy hour specials. I’m also super relieved that they are non-​smoking and a great job was done with the décor.
Now for the negative: Lousy service and overpriced food. I really don’t like when a waitress doesn’t write down my order. This may be a restaurant policy, but I can tell them this is not helping their staff. The girl had to return to our table to ask questions. Twice. «Did you want cheese?» and «What kind of gravy did he want again?»
If you would have written it down, you wouldn’t have had to come back 30 seconds later. I REALLY wish restaurants would stop hiring ditzy girls. I don’t care what my waitress looks like. What I care about is if she can get my order correct and if she notices when I need another drink. Ours was incapable of either.
My fiancé ordered the roast beef sandwich and I order the roast pork. Both were good but we had the same criticism on presentation. The meals came out barely fitting on these super small paper plates. Good luck cutting your sandwich! It ended up going everywhere. Now I know that this type of food can be messy but it was way too wet and juice spilled all over the tray.
Tack on a dollar for cheese and another for broccoli rabe, you are looking at a $ 10.00 Kaiser roll dinner. I can go up the street for a $ 10.00 sandwich on a real plate that comes with fries and a pickle. This was not worth it. We ended up spending close to $ 45.00 for two sandwiches, one order of fries and three beers.
We live in the neighborhood behind the bar so chances are that we will be in again for drinks. I might try an appetizer and see if the service is better at the bar. Hopefully because this place is new, they didn’t order plates yet and their meager paper ones will disappear. I’ll update my review if there is any improvement.

Stay away unless you are a drinker. Went in with family for dinner. Had two cute but uneducated waitresses. Menu is very limited. They dont even have mayo in the house. Carvery sandwiches are ok but id sooner go to nicks roast beef.