Residents recently poured into the 19th Hole Bar & Grill, one of Seven Oaks’ newest eateries, for a night full of great energy. They enjoyed a buffet of assorted appetizers, "washed down" by an ever-flowing selection of wine, beer, and cocktails. 

 

The bar area was the hotspot of the restaurant, as it seemed every inch of the walls was covered in big-screen TVs—perfect for that night’s basketball game. In fact, I went back the Friday after our event for the first game of the World Series, and there wasn’t an empty seat in sight. 

 

Owner Martin Mayorga—one of your Seven Oaks neighbors—and his attentive staff scored a hole-in-one (I just had to use golf terminology, since it’s a golf-themed eatery!) with their exceptional service. His kitchen team did an outstanding job of replenishing the buffet of appetizers while keeping up with dinner orders. 

 

If you haven’t been to the 19th Hole yet, stop by and check out their daily happy hour specials (yes, even Friday through Sunday), their generous appetizer selection that can easily fill you up, or one of their delicious entrées. I’ve had the pleasure of sampling quite a bit of their food, since I live within walking distance in Belcourt Village. The beef sliders, fried green beans, and pork belly bites did not disappoint. From their entrée menu, I’ve tried the Hatch Burger and have been told I need to come back to try the Santa Fe Salad and the Pan-Roasted Salmon. I’m sure I’ll be just as thrilled with their other entrées. 

 

The full-service bar has ample seating for sports fans to settle in and watch their favorite game on one of the big screens while enjoying a wide variety of specialty drinks. I even got a bottle of Justin wine for just $30 one night—not by the glass, but the whole bottle! 

 

Some of our guests enjoyed the cooler weather on the adjacent patio—a local favorite that fills up quickly with friends gathering right after work to kick off the weekend. 

If you missed this event, you can see from the photos that we had a great turnout of happy neighbors. Stop in and tell them you read all about them in Seven Oaks’ favorite magazine, Greet! Maybe I’ll see you there.