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| - I think they must have the employees write the 5 star reviews because I don't know how you could construe this establishment into a 5 star experience.
I will say the staff tried really hard, but everything just went to the left.
They don't have a printed beer menu. The waitress had it written down on a piece of paper but was reluctant to leave it on our table for everyone in our 8 top party to peruse. So I took a picture of it on my phone to pass it around.
We asked questions about some of the entrees and the waitress said she would check with the cook, but seemingly forgot when she came back to our table and asked if we had any questions about the menu.
The menu is your typical bar and grill, American offerings; burgers, sandwiches, and wings. I ordered the wings and cheese curds. You get one choice of sauce with the wings, no exceptions. I went with the spicy Asian.
The cheese curds were the star of the show here. Covered in a light, flaky breading, the yellow cheese curds striiiiiiinged for dayz! The cheese still somehow managed to keep form and stick to the coating, even after pulling the pieces apart.
The wings had a nice crispy shell, the meat was tender but the flavor did not come through from the inside. The "spicy" Asian sauce was your standard sweet and sour sauce from a bottle.
As for the service, that's when it was painful to watch.
The food seemed to take longer than expected, which could meant it's a good sign because everything was being made with precision. However, this was not the case.
A friend ordered the jerk chicken sandwich with no cheese. They first brought out the wrong sandwich. Then when brought out the correct sandwich, it had cheese on it.
Two companion ordered the pulled pork sandwich. One said her sandwich was acceptable but the other one's sandwich came with dry and stale bread, the shredded pork was dry and didn't contain enough BBQ sauce.
Another member of the group wanted to substitute the coleslaw with fresh vegetables, the order came with both but forgot her side of fries, thinking she wanted to substitute the fries with coleslaw.
During this entire dining experience, the waitress and perhaps the owner kept apologizing about the hiccups.
Another weird part of the dinner was the silent 70s/80s music video playing on the TVs, with still pictures of the staff sprinkled throughout the loop.
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