Mile Marker 803 Clubhouse UNCLAIMED

Their service needs some work but we liked the food and thought the atmosphere was good. They have some interesting items on the menu but it is pricey. Beer selection is disappointing with no craft beers and just the usual Buds, etc. when I asked if they had craft beers I was told they had Yuengling!!!? It is a nice place though and our food was very tasty. I'm sure they will evolve with customer feedback.

Pretty impressed with what they did with the restaurant, especially the enclosed porch. Service was very good and so much on the menu looked tempting. We started off by sharing a crab and artichoke dip and the pickles and both were delish, then I had the fish n chips which were crispy and tasty. I admit that I did not like the espresso martini and couldn't finish it, and switched to a wine after. We were two girls out and we liked how unassuming and non threatening it was.

All the TVs and harsh decor make it a bit overwhelming for my aging eyes, but the young lady serving was very pleasant, and we did think our sandwiches were good. Just a little too much going on for us and hard to relax, although the patio area looked nice, it was too hot to be out there. I'm sure the younger set will enjoy.

They've kept it similar to how it was before and added some referee stripes and TVs, but it still has some of the old disco/club touches, which feels out of place, and the bar is still very high where the stools are quite a climb for little me. Service at the bar was so so. The barmaid was more intent on chatting down the other end with two other guests than paying much attention to us. We just had a couple of apps which were pretty good especially the fried pickles, but we were not impressed with the cocktails. The smoked old fashioned was terrible, I think she forgot the bitters and once the smoke had died down it tasted weak with little taste. My wife was disappointed with the espresso martini. We would maybe come again but stick with beers next time.

This new European Village anchor will be a big success. Every aspect - the food, atmosphere, and service are all a hit! Although it's a sports bar it's totally fine for families. We will be regulars. BTW this photo on here is old and it looks much better now in person.

We were there during their soft opening so we overlooked a couple of teething problems. We liked it very much and enjoyed the atmosphere and customer service. We had a great sandwich each and they had some good garlic and rosemary fries. I think Mile Marker will inject some life into the EV and help make it a fun dining and drinking destination.

We stopped in for a drink after visiting another restaurant in the European Village. The set up is very nice but I think they opened to train staff and things didn't seem to be running very smoothly with lots of staff huddling, etc. We just had a beer and left, but will give them to find their bearings and will check them out again. We also tried to Google their menu and they have no web pages except a Facebook that wasn't helpful.