the pub crestview hills

really!. i have been to the pub increstviewhills many times, usually with other adults, and have always enjoyed the experience. however, in my most recent visit i brought my kids along. they are young and well behaved. and since they enjoy eating in restaurants they don't throw fits. we were seated in the only area of the restaurant that could accommodate a high chair. we browsed the menu and waited to be greeted by a server. we waited and waited. there were two servers in the section... eye contact was made. they knew we were there. 15 minutes after being seated we still had not been greeted. the couple in the booth behind us were seated by the hostess and greeted by a server. we left. the gm was nice and tried to intervene. he even offered to pay for our meal. i declined. i do not feel comfortable eating somewhere that, l feel, refused to provide service to my kids.

working in nky, my coworkers and i often frequent thecrestviewhills area for dining - there's just a lot more over there than on buttermilk and it's really close. friday is typically pub-day where the part of the gang goes to the pub atcrestviewhills

on a recent outing we decided to visit the pub atcrestviewhills, one in a small chain of british-themed restaurants managed by the tavern restaurant group, which also operates desha's, polo grille and nicholson's in addition to the pub at rookwood mews,