Boneyard Kitchen & Tap

Finally got to try out this new restaurant/bar. I’ve been excited for a place with lots of different craft beer to choose from. Their draft/bottle list did not disappoint! The dinner menu had many options and our fish and chips and pork ribeye were delicious, would order again. The noise level was really too loud, but otherwise we enjoyed the atmosphere and the large TVs showing sports. A couple of our ordered items weren’t hot when delivered to the table. We let the waitress know, so hopefully with more experience this place gets better.

It took an hour after ordering for the food to arrive. Our server came by to apologize several times. While the Place was crowded, the menu is so limited that it didn't seem that they should have that hard a time keeping up. When the food arrived the sides were cool. The wings (which are a featured item) were merely warm and were dry, tasteless and hard like they had been sitting for a while and reheated several times. The hamburger was large and hot (maybe that's what the wait was for but really an hour?). They did comp our drinks. We'll probably give them another try since they are in the neighborhood but will definitely avoid the wings.

The place looks pretty nice, beer selection is interesting. But it managed poorly, at least that's the impression I got during my visit. A simple order of wings and kid's corndog took over a half an hour to come out, and one of the sides was missing. And the place is not cheap, for example 3 shrimp on a skewer (that's it, no sauce, no greens of any kind) cost $7. But what was the worst in my opinion is observing a drunk manager(?) walking around the restaurant with a glass of beer in his hand, yelling at servers and intruding customers' conversations with overly loud inquiries of their dining experiences...