Brass Ring Pub

The place has been very good. The wings even just as good. One of my favorites. What ever you do, do not wear sunglasses when inside o.k. The Burgers would be my appetizer with my hotter wing dings to follow. The burgers set a outstanding crave for more ring wings. The beer, on the other hand needs attention. I had no troubles with the staff providing appropriate beer attention when required and/or addressed to provide such attentivness Preferably needs more mini skirting on occassion. Good and fun times at the Ringer.

We love the food at the Brass Ring, however, every time we have gone there the waitresses were unfriendly, rude and they act like they are doing you a favor by waiting on you. Its unfortunate because we don't go as often as we like because of the service.

They make a chicken cord on blue sandwich to die for.

Anyone who says different must have been expecting 5 star service from a dive bar/ burger joint. It is a local dive bar / burger and wing joint with the coldest beers in town. Its been in operation since the 80s and the reason why is because the food is good, the wings are great, the beers are ice cold and the onion rings are done perfect. You can even get salads there... If you are expecting 5 star service to fill your water every time you take a sip hit the ritz carlton but if you want good food that serves late night, TVs to watch a game, pool and fooseball tables and don't mind a noisey hole in the wall bar restaurant I recommenced the brass ring its a all time palm beach gardens classic! Give it a shot and you will see!

When you walk you will most likely be ignored by the staff. Food is good, the service is not! The wait for a table is long. Its not like it use to be.

I agree that the Brass Ring Pub is an great place to go for burgers, wings, and frosted mugs of beer. The one in North Palm Beach is a “hole-in-the-wall” type of bar (there is another Brass Ring in Royal Palm Beach), with some of that tavern/saloon feel to it (very dark inside even in the middle of the day). I have been going to “The Ring” for years and have developed a level of expectation regarding the place. You understand that you are going there for the food/beer and not the service (which on the best of days is considered friendly). But last night I was terribly disappointed at how poor my service was. It started off well enough with a cold pitcher of beer and frosted mugs all around for my friends and I. But the service deteriorated quickly, which had all of us wondering if we had offended our server in some way. It was as if we had become a nuisance to her. Again, I’ve been going to this place for years and have seen the same wait staff time and time again. I understand some have good days and some have bad ones. But I think the attitudes of the staff there have become so “non-customer friendly” as to almost make me not want to return. While last night’s incident was worse than any other time I’d been to The Ring, it is indicative of where management’s focus is (beer and food). I will say that for such a small place, there are only maybe two or three servers handling all the tables. Perhaps the reason the service has always been semi-curt is that they are overloaded/overworked. If Brass Ring Pub management doesn’t mind customer service outside their food offering, they may find all those good burgers and frosty beers sitting there with no one to consume them.

Food was "ok" service was worse. On a football sunday you'd think it would be worth the dive bar it is but it wasn't. Food was not that good and we could not find our waitress after ordering for beer much less utinsels or anything else until we were ready to check out. Flat out not a place a I would go for football or food. They must have had better days but it's a cheap meal so you get what you pay for. Not going back.