They call themselves "having a good time on the bad side of town," which is a joke locals get instantly - it's the old north side, the part of the city that used to be rough and is now just the part of the city that's still a neighborhood. Moe's has been there a long time and has been voted Best Neighborhood Bar by the City Paper for so many years in a row that the number is now a little embarrassing, which I think is the most honest review it can get. It's a vintage pub near Hampton Park: big screens showing just about every sport ever televised, pool tables, and a room that's cozy without going dark and divey.
The food is the real reason to be there - it's a notch above normal pub food. The Frisco melt, the wings (full of actual meat, not skin and sauce), the steak wrap. The beer list is a solid run of local and regional craft, and happy hour runs 4 to 7 Monday through Friday if you know how to play the game. It's cheap, it's friendly, it doesn't try to be anything it isn't, and the regulars are the best part.