Location: Alma
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Top 4 Bar food in Alma, Michigan, United States
Reviews on Bar food in Alma, Michigan, United States. Alma is the largest city in Gratiot County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 9,383 at the 2010 census. It was incorporated as the Village of Alma in 1872 and became a city in 1905.
Restaurants in Alma
1. Alma Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By harleymomma120
Burgers are really tasty. Chicken sandwich was pretty bland. Decent beer selection. Lager dip is a great appetizer, really wish it was just regular corn chips tho and not the ones with food coloring in them.
2. Bravehearts Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Thomas M
we have read about this pub for a while, stopped in for lunch, the decor was great, but the wait staff were nasty and ill mannered. we waited 15 minutes for a server to bring water to the table and than take our orders, again we waited for lunch in the mean time the server returned to the table and took my water for a refill, after watching her hugging and talking to another woman at the bar i had to ask for my water. food finely arrived everything was very good but the service needs improvement .upper management should take a close look at what their employees are doing for business to get better.
3. The Blue Shamrock Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By mattyinLansing
Stopped by mid afternoon for a quick bite, place was kinda quiet due to the time. Place was clean, tidy and well decorated for st. Pattys day.Our server was very nice and prompt. My burger was amazing, best burger I had in along time. Prices were fair, beer was cold and the music. Was not to loud. This is a real nice small town tavern.
4. River Rock Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Chattyaholic
My husband and I ate here a couple of years ago, and it wasn't very good but tonight we decided to give it a second chance. The waitress was pleasant but super s-l-o-w even though the restaurant wasn't busy at all. She dropped off menus and took our drink order fine, brought the drinks and said she would be back to take our orders. It was a l-o-n-g time before she came back to get our food order. I ordered the "Super BLT. My husband ordered the River Rock sandwich. The menu said sandwiches came with "pub chips" and a pickle, so he ordered an order of fries for us to share. We were with another couple and even with chatting while we waited it took a l-o-n-g time for the food to come. I was immediately disappointed with the sandwich, as the bread was grilled instead of toasted. Very, very greasy. I can't imagine why they would grill the bread instead of toasting it. Maybe the menu should say "grilled super BLT" then the customer would know it is grilled and not toasted. But there was nothing super about the "Super BLT." Very little bacon, and in little pieces not strips. I tried eating half of the sandwich, but couldn't even finish half it was so greasy. I took the tomato and bacon out of the second part and ate that but left the rest of the nasty bread on the plate.The pub chips had absolutely no salt so most of those stayed on the plate. The pickle was good. :)When the server brought our food and then asked if there was "anything else she could get us" I asked about our fries. Earlier she had said all sandwiches came with fries but I mentioned the menu stating they came with pub chips and a pickle, then she said "you're right, it's the hamburgers that come with fries, not sandwiches." Then she asked if we still wanted an order. We said no, because if we had to wait for the fries as long as we'd waited for the sandwiches we would have been finished when the order arrived. So just told her to take it off the bill.My husband said his sandwich was good, but small for the price. We won't be going back a 3rd time.
