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Downing Street Pour House

Downing Street Pour House

24 Downing St, Hollister, United States

Pub • Pubs • American • Sandwiches


"we had dinner in downing street pour house on a Saturday night after a day in the legendary of golf tournament. it is a little tricky to find if you have not been there yet; but the hunt is worth it. it is located in a very nice small business area with many shops. it is opposite from a picturesque tour railway station (the children would enjoy). there was something confusion when we first arrived. we had kept thru opentable and waited at the front sitting. the waiting workers who are talking about the constant and there was a sign that pointed out. we saw a table with a reserved sign on it and wondered if it was for us; but we did not want to accept it. the place was busy (it is quite small and we could not get someone to stop so we could ask about our reservation (behaved that you said to sit down yourself). we finally talked to someone about the bar and explained the situation. he seemed very surprised and said that they were not aware that they were part of opentable and did not take any precautions. I suggested that they would like to review this because we did not only make a reservation that was the OpenTable system; but had received emails and text messages as the evening approached (and we received this email requesting a review. we told him we like to sit on the bar. he came back a short time later and said that he had a table (the one who had the reserved sign on it). we sat down to eat. after the first confusion everything was great. dylan, our server was very helpful and friendly. we ordered the pulp (which was huge and very good. large selection of beer on design. they are known for their burgers; so my wife had the mushroom burger and I had the black and bleu burger. both were very good and the pommes were also very good. we would recommend the downing street pour house for beautiful occasional dining experience. they only hope that they have worked out the OpenTable arrangement."