O'hungry's

Really cheap eats, but proof that you get what you pay for. The bartender was attentive and I had NO issues with service whatsoever, but the food quality was poor. I got the marinated grilled chicken with “veggies” and a baked potato. The veggies were cold canned corn. The bread with the meal is a cheap roll similar to those you receive in a middle school cafeteria.

The food was good but the service really sucked while the five of us were there and it wasn't even busy at the time. We waited a long time for are drinks to get refilled simply because the only person that can serve them with the bartender. And the waitresses that were on duty we're too busy chatting.

I would go back but the local mentality reigns true, although the wings were delicious and the drinks were stiff! Pricing wasn't bad, but the employees shouldn't be so loud around customers when incidents happen. The waitress was arguing with her boss right in front of us, here's the kicker she wasn't even serving us!

To say the service is .... sub par.... is a compliment.... the greeting was nonexistent... the waitress didnt write down our order... and it was far from what we asked for.... the beer was good... but the want to come back is fleeting... we went to Calvin rockets and were much more pleased on every level....

Not a fan. At first glance it's normal, but it's ran more like a town'y bar than a mid-level family restaurant. So falling in line with that stereotype, the food is a bit scary, and it's not well managed. My group witnessed a borderline (what seemed to be) domestic dispute between 2 staff members over some missing bar items. We all sat there in disbelief at the things that we're being said back and forth.... We kept quiet and just looked each other wondering what kind of "twilight zone" we stepped into..?. I'm not one to judge on language or bickering, it happens, but keep it in the back of the house... And if you're running the place, you should probably use some conversation discretion to strangers and even more strict discretion when you're having a dispute with a co-worker with customers sitting 2ft away. Don't get me wrong, it was super entertaining, but It felt like we were at a hole in the wall biker bar rather than a restaurant. Long story short, if you're going for a family friendly place that has good food, I'd look towards #1 Calvin Rockett's or #2 Applebee's down the street. And on the other hand, if you just want drinks and a possible show, Hit this place up for sure! haha.