I went out for dinner with my family on Friday evening, March 8, and we were a party of seven. We ordered our drinks, but half of us received little Styrofoam cups while three people in our group got regular glassware. We paid the same price for our drinks regardless of the cups. Additionally, I was disappointed to find out that we couldn't use the rewards program for our large group. Even though we had separate checks, they told us that only one person could claim the points. It was a bit confusing. On the positive side, the taco salad was good, although overall, I found it a bit pricey. I ended up paying $17 for my food and iced tea.
I paid $10 for a drink, and I felt compelled to leave a tip of at least $2, which amounts to 20%. That brings the total to over $12 for a drink that likely cost them only $1.25 to make. The tipping culture is getting out of hand! It should be a reward for great service, not an obligation. We shouldn't allow places like this to continue their practices. I recommend avoiding this restaurant if possible, or we might start seeing this as the norm everywhere! It's our choice whether or not to tip. Don't let them take advantage of you—let's not support businesses that operate like this.
After my mom passed away, we were looking for a place for our family to come together afterward. I contacted the restaurant the day before, and they were incredibly accommodating, setting up a private area for our group of 40. The staff, including the waitress and the manager, were exceptional and really went above and beyond. The food was delicious and made our day so much easier during this difficult time. It was also comforting to know that the restaurant is family-owned and truly cares about its patrons. Thank you to everyone there for your support. Service: Dine-in.
We sat outside after the Sunday ball game. My sister even went in to tell them we were outside. No one ever came out to take our order so we went inside. Hostess made it seem like it was difficult to seat 7 of us. There were plenty of table empty too.Waitress took our drink order then disappeared for 15 minutes. Beer wasn't cold either. Finally took our order and couldn't seemto get it all correct. Food was just bar food nothing great. A little pricing too .
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Met a college buddy there. It was trivia night and we played. I got a bowl of the soup of the day, chicken and dumplings. It was delicious. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. They had every sports game on their 20+ large screen TVs. We playedPop-a-Shot and Skeetball. The waitress said they have a loyalty program so we have their card. Definitely going back next week.
I had a wonderful experience at the restaurant with an inviting atmosphere and delicious food. However, the service was a bit slow, and I received a dish I hadn’t ordered. For my meal type, which was lunch, I found the price reasonable at around $10-20 per person. Overall, I would rate the food a solid 5, the service a 4, and the atmosphere a perfect 5.
I had lunch with my family after church. Dustin was the host and our server. I must say if it were legal to clone people he would be the one. He was professional yet personable. The food was delicious and we will possibly have our family night there.Job well done. Cheryl (7/10/22)
Food was ok. I had normal bar food. Nothing spectacular but not bad. It's setup to watch sports but kind of overwhelming. They have a bunch of large screens together but no music or sound going. This would have been better listening to th4 cardinalsbroadcast while there
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I had a minor issue with my takeout order, but I didn't bring it up. Nonetheless, they made it right by offering me a $20 gift card. Overall, I would rate the food, service, and atmosphere all as 4 out of 5.
Mega TVs. Every time I've enjoyed the food. The beer selection is somewhat limited . This week I got a medium-rare burger to go it was peefect.
