Crowded and loud. No room in the inadequate parking lot. Had to park far away--long walk for the five of us--two of us being over age 50. It was more than a 20 minute wait for a table. Inside of the restaurant was so dark it was hard to read the menus.
Five burgers/fries, three beers, two soft drinks, no appetizers--bill was over $100. Ridiculous!
Food? Everyone else enjoyed their burger. Mine was terrible. I ordered the first one on the menu (can't recall the name--Arizona Trails burger maybe?) It had pepperjack cheese, a pepper and BBQ sauce on it. Didn't even finish half as it was so awful. The onion rings were soggy and limp. Had to ask for some ranch to dip them in. Took forever for our waitress to visit after our food was dropped off. Did not bother complaining about my burger as I anticipated another long wait for a replacement and didn't want to bother with it.
Service was fair. Had a hard time looking at my waitress with all the metal hanging out of what was an otherwise pretty face. I've seen pictures in National Geographic of primitive cultures with *fewer* face/body piercings than this young woman had. Admittedly, I have a personal bias against tattoos and body piercings, but honestly, I don't think much of a restaurant who allows their employees to be fully adorned in face metal. It's gross to look at. No, I'm not a prude.
The craft beers were nothing special. I tried two different IPAs and frankly I've had better.
Usually I would say that I'd be willing to give it another try and maybe revise my review, but I think I'll pass on this one.
No parking
High prices
Loud, dark atmosphere
Long wait for a table
Food and drink substandard
Not worth my trouble and money to give it another chance.