This is not really a pub, folks. Sandwiching the valet stand with its next door sister-spot Restaurant Eugene, this crescent-moon shaped ''public house'' glimmers with glass and steel as if a pub landed in a Ritz Carlton. The menu is designed to share, and unlike its older, pricier sibling, Holeman and Finch is reasonably affordable. Steak tartar comes shaped like a hamburger patty; its potent mustard flavor calmed by the raw quail egg that rests in the middle. Poor southern staples fried bologna and crispy pig ears get fancied up for the masses and a variety of delicacies like pork belly and sweetbreads dominate the meat-heavy menu. In true southern fashion wash down that pimento cheese plate with a Coke cocktail dubbed ''the perfect serve,'' a mix of Coke, fernet branca amaro and a single homemade lime ice cub.