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| - On a whim, five coworkers and I decided to try Prairie Fire for lunch. There is nothing terrible about this restaurant, but it's major downfall is the average food for above average prices.
The service was ok, the food was too salty, the menu was boring, and the restaurant didn't have an angle. It was similar to what you would find at TGI Friday's, Ruby Tuesday's, or Applebees but more expensive with, dare I say, less tasty food. The redeeming fact is that Prairie Fire is not a chain, but not enough to make me ever want to go to the restaurant again.
Ideas for Prairie Fire: lower prices or higher food quality, consider a lunch menu, provide the community something they can't get anywhere else (in a good way), dinner entree specials, drink specials, happy hour.
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