Black Sheep Burrito Brews - Huntington

This is probably one of the worst dining experiences I’ve never had. Came in Sunday for lunch with my family, my husband and I were visiting from out of town. It was one of the only restaurants we could get to as the elevator was broken at Pullman so we were unable to get to Roosters as we had individuals in our party and who required such accommodations. No fault to Black Sheep for that obviously.Anyhow, the sticky floors should have been my first indication to turn around. The second should have been that we were offered a booth with a request for a low top table, and a member in our party was a wheelchair user. The third should have been the bathroom. I’ve NEVER been into an establishment that’s restroom was so disgusting. Again, the sticky floors, but the first stall door did not even lock or have a button to turn the latch. The next stall had urine in it that’d been sitting so long that it began to mold the bowl. There was toilet paper and other trash strewn about. The time was about 12:30pm on Sunday. According to their hours, they opened at 11am. It’s completely unacceptable for any restroom to look such a way, but especially a restaurant bathroom that liters just opened.The last and final straw was that we had members in our party that had dietary needs and were planning to order off the regular menu, but we weren’t informed their regular menu was unavailable until after we’d been seated and ordered drinks, chips and salsa, and one member ordered a beer.Prior to making the decision to leave our waitress disappeared, to give us a minute to decide, but was gone and was difficult to track down to get our bill to leave.We did not have to pay for the chips and salsa and drinks we ordered, which was the least she could do. The only item that couldn’t be comped was the beer someone in our party ordered, which is understandable. However ridiculously overpriced an $8 10oz. beer was. But honestly, I’ve never been to a restaurant in the area that was so gross. I’m a Huntington native and it literally looks like this place has given up. This was supposed to be a fun birthday weekend and this put a small tarnish on a great weekend. We left and went straight to Fat Patty’s, which in the future, we’ll just avoid Pullman all together. Wheelchair accessibility: While they are wheelchair accessible, offering a booth as the first option is not very knowledgeable. They do have low top tables. The restrooms meet the obvious requirements for ADA accessibility but are very small. The restaurant probably meets all the ada requirements, just may not be the most wheelchair friendly if it’s packed. The area around and getting into the restaurant is a pain for a wheelchair user. The sidewalks are bumpy and have gaps, the accessible parking in the garage is a nightmare if the elevator does not work.

Walked in really close to closing, but was happily accommodated all the same. Great beer, great food and great service, Just as consistent as their Charleston location that I normally patronize.. Highly recommend!

The service was excellent, even for our large group. But the food was superb. From Siracha Honey Butter wings to the barbacoa, bulgogi, and steak tacos, everything was delicious. Margaritas were tasty but a little on the weak side. Still, we loved it.

It's a cool little venue ... They also have open mics every 2nd Thursday and it's an open mic so sign up if you think you're funny.. hell If , I can do it... Then? ??

We were there for the first time yesterday for a private event. The food was amazing and the owners and staff were wonderful. This spot will be a must whenever we visit Charleston!