It's a place I've wanted to try for a very long time. I love the location and how it's set up outside. We were pretty lucky as they had some live music that night. A bit loud though. There was a little delay in getting seated as no one was around to see us walk in. But once we were seen we were seated immediately. We opted to sit outside. I'd recommend it during the fall months as the temp was perfect. Drink orders were taken. I had a red sangria and my date had a cider. After taking a look at the menu we decided on our choice. I had the pork tenderloin and she had the meatloaf (but her first choice was the short ribs which they did not have). Both items were served up rather quickly. I must say that both meat entrées were a bit on the dry side. I absolutely loved the cassoulet! We wanted dessert but our only choice was a chocolate and bacon torte. It was a bit hard to eat as it was literally hard. It tasted good though. Afterwards our bill was about $80.00. Overall I did like it. Our server did tell us that they were revamping the menu a bit. So I am curious about the changes and willing to try it again.

God food Cool atmosphere Great staff. Everything on the menu has its on special signature taste and presentation. The libations are just as tasty. Yea. Got my vote.

Great food and very nice atmosphere. Definitely not a cheap night out, but the food is outstanding. We weren't expecting cheap. It was worth the price in my opinion. They have a fairly extensive menu. I went with the coffee rubbed filet, my son opted for shrimp and grits, and my wife had the steak skewers. All were excellent. Service was outstanding. Now for the unfortunate: The insects were nearly unmanageable. They brought a can of Off to the table to try to help. I think they need to hire one of the mosquito control companies. They were out of several items, or they weren't ready yet. That limited the menu. Unfortunately these days it's an all too common problem for many places. Sorry no pictures this time, but I will get some next time I go.

I love this little gem of a place in Lakeland! My friends and I came here and sat outside which has a nice ambiance. They ordered the charcuterie board while I ordered the wings. And I must say - I think these were the best wings I've ever had in my life. They are extremely unique and unlike any I've ever had before. The menu is definitely pricier but the food is upscale. If you want to splurge a little, this is the place to go. They also have different events going on throughout the month that may be fun to attend!

First I would like to say our visit was fantastic thanks to Lilly our server and Marcos the manager. Both were very attentive and offered great suggestions from the new menu. While walking around town my girlfriend and I decided we would stop in for a snack and a bottle of wine. The beer and wine menu was larger and more varied than we expected. We enjoyed the crab and jack dip as an appetizer. Crab dip is one of our favorite dishes. The old-bay seasoning made it very reminiscent of crab pretzel one can get in Maryland though maybe a little less crabby. Marcos sold us on enjoying a chocolate torte. It was a short sell as my sweet tooth is easily sold. The torte ended up being a great pairing with the red wine. We cleaned the plate to say the least. I would highly recommend Patio 850 to anyone visiting the area and plan to return and bring visitors when the come to town.

We've been meaning to try this place and were finally in the neighborhood. There is plenty of outdoor seating - hence the name - which is fantastic. The service was impeccable (shoutout to Lilly) and we even got to meet the new manager, Marcos. The menu had just been updated the day prior and apparently expanded. There are lots of different beers on tap, I hope they keep this up, not your run of the mill beer selection. The food prices are reasonable. We opted to try their crab and Jack cheese dip ($13) and share a bottle of Argentina Zapa Malbec ($33). The dip was OK but the pita pieces were a bit stale. I've had better crab dip elsewhere but hey, it wasn't outrageously priced and was a decent portion. We also tried the chocolate torte which was well presented. The live music was good - man performing guitar covers of popular songs, very mellow. We were seated closest to the music and it wasn't too loud. My only complaint is that they weren't enforcing masks indoor for customers, and I even saw some servers (not ours!!) not wearing them at all. Some servers opted to wear the Polk-county chin strap (mask pulled down the whole time). This was kind of strange to me as the GM was wearing a mask himself. There is only one women's restroom and the woman before me was not wearing a mask, which I found out when she walked out. So keep That in mind if you're trying to support local and have a nice social distanced dinner on an outdoor patio. I want to give the new GM the benefit of the doubt though as I know he cares about what customers think.