Viewhouse Centennial

Fish and chips left me hungry and wanting more after I devoured them due to the small portion size. The fish had a crispy and light breading and coleslaw was unlike any I have had. The dressing used on coleslaw was not tangy like typical slaw. It was refreshing and mild. The dress code ranges from jeans and t-shirt to business casual. I had the impression it was upscale but it is more of a casual hangout with good food.

This is a typical bar grill setup but in a huge, fun atmosphere, with dining inside and out, up and downstairs. Outside is great for families with games and room for the kids to run around. The food was a hit but also a miss. Like the kids’ pizza which was probably too artesian for the kiddo to like much but the kids' cheeseburger sliders were good. Typically I don’t like BBQ-style cheeseburgers, but the View House’s BBQ Bacon Queso Burger sounded better than most and was with its slow-roasted organic grass-fed brisket, house-made cherry bbq, coleslaw, kosher dill pickles, brioche bun. The homemade cheery bbq sauce is what set it apart, not too sweet with nice BBQ/cherry tang. The place is busy and so are the servers, but enjoy your drinks such as a cold beer, the many mixed drinks, or the brunch hour’s Bloody Mary which was a little thick for my taste and not nearly spicy enough, but still decent. Not bad, and better than average with something for all. Jan 2022