It's a Friday night and you want to watch your favorite sports team on a big screen with 10 of your friends. This would be the place for it. The waitresses dress in a red plaid kilt, white shirt and matching plaid bra. There was one waiter who wore a black kilt. It was nice to see they have both waiters and waitresses that dress in kilts.
I went with a group of 25 plus for #EVFN and our waitress was wonderful, considering she kept on top of all of us and a few other tables inside and out. She was very pleasant and how she kept track of everything I'll never know, but she was astounding once I realized all of the things she was doing besides waiting on all of us and getting our bills straight at the end. Kudos to her, I believe her name was Jenna or Jenny.
The reason I didn't score higher because I felt we really needed more than one waitress for our large group.
I ordered a personal pizza and pear cider. The pizza was okay, not the best I've eaten but pretty good for bar food. And I can't complain about the price either as I would have paid more at other establishments in the area.
Parking there is an issue as the place was packed and so was the parking lot. I was lucky enough to get a spot close but others in our group had a to park a lot farther then they would have liked to.
The sports bar itself was extremely noisy and I'm not sure what they could do to buffer it. I've been to other sports bars with just as big of crowd and it was never as noisy as this place was.
All in all, it wasn't a bad experience but I don't think I would go back unless there was a sporting event I wanted to watch or a group of friends were going.