Jackson Drug

We had a good lunch here with our party of 8. Friendly staff and nice atmosphere. My Chicken Bacon Ranch sandwich was good sized. Nice crunch on the chicken. It tasted good, but there was a lot of dressing on it, so the sandwich sort of slid around. My side salad was good, with lots of ingredients on it. It came with enough ranch dressing to totally drench your salad if that’s what you want to do (I didn’t). My dining companions lunches were also good.

Jackson Drug Company is a little gimmicky for my taste from an aesthetic perspective, but the food and service more than make up for it. We went “all in” on the huckleberry since we were on our way home from visiting the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone. I still want more huckleberry, but it was a fitting send off for a taste treat not easily found in my area of the world. We had huckleberry Coke, huckleberry bbq sauced wings, and even more of the same sauce in the elk burger which complimented the slight gaminess of the elk. I don’t recall the last time I paid $28 for a burger, but if you’re in the mood for a wild game burger that’s hard to find even in that part of the country, this is an excellent option. It was a fun memory and a fun treat of an experience.

Had a great experience here at Jackson Drug! Food was tasty and service was friendly and fast. I tried the classic Cattleman’s Special burger which I would recommend, and we also tried the Southwest Chicken Salad and Gyro which my parents both enjoyed. And be sure to save room for dessert, since their icecream and shakes were tasty too!

Not sure why this place is rated so poorly — the food was outstanding. The smash burgers were cooked to perfection, the buns perfectly toasted, and the pickles tasted homemade. I also had a huckleberry shake, but I slurped it down before even thinking to take a picture. This spot is truly a gem.

The food here is absolutely amazing – no complaints there. Unfortunately, the experience was far from family-friendly. We were charged an automatic 18% gratuity for a party of 5, even though 3 of us were children. On top of that, the service was disappointing: our server didn’t take my kids’ drink orders, didn’t bring out our food (someone else did), charged me for a sauce that was missing on the burger, hardly checked on us, and then left us waiting a long time just to pick up our card. After all that, there was still a line left to add an additional tip. Great food can’t make up for bad service – and this was not the warm, welcoming experience that the social media hype led me to expect.

We were recommended this restaurant by the worker of where we were staying! We weren’t disappointed. After a long day of traveling, we were thankful for the meal we got! Both burger were delicious and came out fast. We also got ice cream and a milkshake which were also great! Staff were friendly and we enjoyed our meal there.

Went in for lunch on a Thursday. They were super busy so we put our name on the list and waited outside. It only took about 15-20 minutes to get called and seated. Ordered our food and it came out within a reasonable amount of time. I had an Elk burger and it was delicious. My wife enjoyed her meal as well but loved the tater tots. When we were done with our lunch we ordered some ice cream to go. Food was a little pricey but to be expected in a tourist town.

Although it was not busy when we were there, the ambiance and attitude was as if no one had time for us. Took a while after being seated before someone came over to our table, after we asked who our server was. As if no k on me cared that we were even there. The food was ok - I had the soup of the day - cream of broccoli - home made but at $12 a bowl it wasn’t anything to write home about. The Brussels sprouts were good - but barely any bacon 🥓 and serving size is small for the price $13. The burgers were ok. The toilets were a mess. We never got around to trying the ice cream.

We had a great quick lunch at Jackson Drug recently. We were exploring downtown before an afternoon activity. We split an amazing grilled cheese and tater tots. Loads of cheese on buttery toasted bread! We were fortunate enough to get a table at the front window, overlooking the square. Service was excellent!

My husband and I had lunch at Jackson Drug. Pretty cool spot. I got the charm of the place, which looked like it was a 50s soda shop back in the day. Food came out in a timely manner. Our waitress could've been more attentive though. We had to flag her down whenever we needed assistance. I ordered a bison burger with a side of the house garden salad. The garden salad was much bigger than I expected. All the produce tasted crips and fresh. My bison burger was fine. It tasted like a lean beef burger with a subtle gamey flavor. Ask for the huckleberry bbq sauce. I got this on the side, and it's what the burger needed to spruce up the flavor.

Went to this restaurant because of the historic charm and story. Unfortunately that's about the only thing you really will leave with. A visit. Food is 3 stars. Not horrible but not anything I'd write home about for $28 (burger). Chocolate shake wasn't bad but not sure how you can mess that one up. Service... 1 star. We had to wave down someone numerous times. Not once checked on us. Ask for refills, how is the food, need anything, etc... OHHH and here's where I'll never go there again... got the bill (5 people total-split check). Charged all 5 of us 18% gratuity for a "group". Come to find out their menu says we can add 18% gratuity to all orders!!!! No wonder they didn't even try... avoid this place. There are much better places in town to eat at that provide better service and better food!

Liked this place. Great spot to take the kids after skiing or just want a casual meal. They have the old school soda fountain. Definitely going back

The food is absolutely delicious here. There's nothing bad on the menu. In fact, it was so good we came here two days in a row. I had to try the huckleberry milkshake since it is a staple here. It was good, but not as good as the cookies and cream milkshake I got the next day. I ordered the JD Melt both days and it was as tasty the second day as it was the first. The crispy brussel sprouts were good, but I was satisfied with just the JD Melt and Oreo milkshake. Although this place always looks busy from the outside, there was not a wait both days we came. The servers were friendly, but definitely had their hands full so try to ask for everything at once instead of iteratively. I loved the old diner feel of this place and you can tell there's some history here.

Such character to this old soda fountain. Terrific fresh food and right in the middle of town. I would definitely come back if I'm ever here again.

We did a pick up order form Jackson Drug. Online it said 20-30 mins but ordering in person was only about 10-15 mins. The sandwich was delicious and crispy! The salad was delicious and the chickpeas were great! I loved how fried they were. They also have a lot of ice cream and sweet treats

Good lunch spot! Had a burger with Swiss cheese, mushrooms, arugula, and huckleberry onion jam. I think their burgers have 2 patties because they're smash burgers so the patties are thinner. Fries were just okay. Got a side of the huckleberry bbq sauce to try with them and that was very good. Service was okay, had to flag her down for a couple things. The space is cool and like an old time soda fountain.

New menu has some test options, especially the smash burgers. While the overall experience is a little pricey, the food has always been good and there is a ton of variety. Love the atmosphere and seriously, you can't go wrong if you eat just enough and save room for some ice cream. The mint chip is my favorite !! Staff/service is hit or miss and rotates a lot as they use younger crews.

Super cute old pharmacy/soda shop converted into a burger and shakes place. I love that they kept the soda shop vibe alive. There is just so much history in that. The location is great and right on the corner of the square. I love the local art on the walls, the outdoor seating, the bar seating, a spot for to go orders, etc. There was about a 20 minute wait when we arrived but opted to sit at the bar for no wait. There seemed to be two people working the bar area which included them prepping the ice cream orders and the shakes for the restaurant. It was prime time and they were busy so I will not fault any extra time we waited for anything. Our waiter was great with making sure to refill our carafe of water multiple times. Our order included two of the smash burgers with one opting for the +$6 upgrade of a bowl of soup instead of fries or tots. We ordered an appetizer of the tots that came with a delicious fry sauce and one of the best pretzels I've had in a while. It was the best value for the money and it came with cheese and grainy mustard. That was the star of our meal. My son really enjoyed his smash burger and tots. I got the Swiss Alps smash burger. The meat was seasoned well but I felt the burger as a whole was lacking some flavor. I'm not sure if I got mushrooms or not. I couldn't really taste or see any. The huckleberry onion jam was just too sweet for my preference. I was looking for something with a better balance of sweet and savory. It was still good though. The bowl of tortilla soup was not good. It seems like they combined their tomato soup with their chili and added some chicken, corn, and black beans (unless their chili has corn and black beans). I was not impressed with the soup. Of course being a resort town, the food is a bit pricey but we enjoyed our meal. The bathroom needed a bit of attending as the toilet paper was empty and there were no extra rolls in the bathroom. It is one of the larger rolls. I did have a bit of trouble with my pricing. Our waiter and another waiter tried to explain why we were charged full price for adding on a bowl of soup. A bowl of soup cost $12. I really didn't want to argue so I asked them to bring me the menu so I could show them that is says +$6 for a bowl of soup and +$3 for a cup of soup. While they seemed to still want to debate, another waiter came over and said he would take care of it and that was it. These young men were incredibly busy and I can only say they probably didn't completely know the menu. It was good customer service for the third waiter to step in and take care of us. I will still come back when visiting and maybe next time we will save room for some of the shakes, malts, or ice cream.

We loved the food so much, we plan to go back right before we fly out! Smash burger is AMAZING! So is their OVO sauce!! Highly recommend. One of our fav places we ate in JH.

The girls at the front desk are poor. They don't address customers when they enter the door, they are on their phones. They're flirting with the boys. They need some serious training.

We went twice while we visited Jackson Hole and it was delicious both times! The staff is friendly and the wait was less than they quoted us both times. They have a great menu with burgers, salads, sandwiches, and, of course, ice cream. The outdoor patio is nice in the summer sitting across from the park. I would recommend it!

Went to the Jackson drug for lunch. It used to be the local drugstore converted to a lunch spot complete with soda fountain. I ordered a chicken bacon ranch sandwich w/ fries and a huckleberry milkshake. I highly recommend stopping in for ice cream, shakes, malts etc. the food was ok but nothing spectacular for what is charged. Service was pretty good, I sat at the bar at the soda fountain. Neat atmosphere and outside seating is available as well. I liked that they kept the building as it was.

The food here is alright. Nothing spectacular but also nothing terrible. The seating is what's nice here. Even with huge groups they usually always can accommodate you and the location is prime. The service is also pretty nice. We have always gotten really nice servers. So while this isn't top notch food it's still decent food with good ambiance. So if you are just looking to eat some food and not be picky this is a good spot.

I had a burger here and it was great! I really appreciated that they had gluten free buns and it was delicious! The portions are really large and I got a ton of tater tots with the burger. I was able to sit outside, and it was a beautiful day with such a nice view of the town. The service was really good and they were very attentive. I did not try a milkshake, but they looked incredible!

First five tables in with 4 people. Food warm at best, fries warm. Two separate checks came out 20 minutes apart. Service moderate, Manager said she be over, and never came. We are only tourists, but would NOT recommend. Interesting decor. Best thing here is the milkshake.

Came here for lunch and then again later for more milk shakes. It wasn't busy and got seated right away. Everyone is really friendly and attentive. We ordered burgers and a shake. The bison burgers were filling, looked nice upon getting our food, and juicy and tasty. Everything was fresh and would come back again. Food came out timely each time we've been here. I like the decor inside and feels very fitting with the town. Milk shakes are so good. We tried the cookies and cream a couple times and also the huckleberry cookies and cream. Prices felt slightly high but didn't stop us from coming back.

Always consistent great food with plenty of menu options. The staff here is super friendly and attentive and the location is great in the heart of Jackson. I highly recommend the tomato soup, definitely one of my favorites from here. We sat at the high top tables next to the big glass windows and watch people walking around in the snow while we enjoy a great meal. We ate here 3 times on this trip and each time it hit the spot! I probably would've tried their milkshakes that looked amazing but I couldn't pass up my favorite Wilson IPA they had on draft!

tl;dr the huckleberry ice cream is the only saving grace from the otherwise awful restaurant experience Jackson Drug and Original Soda Fountain is a historic Jackson establishment, first opened by Bruce Porter in 1919. While the business has changed locations and ownership a handful of times, Porter's great-granddaughters Nikki and Jessica Gill reacquired and revitalized the storefront, while paying homage to the store's history. Now, the shop serves slightly upscale American diner fare to complement homemade ice cream desserts. The restaurant boasts a stellar location at the northwest corner of the Town Square. The stone-walled building still sports the same black-and-white sign, and a canopied patio space is set up on the sidewalk outside. Inside, the atmosphere is equally retro. As you enter, you are flanked on either side by merch counters as you approach the worn wood-paneled host stand. Dim bulbs hang from the tall, dark pressed-tin ceiling. The mint green walls on the right are decked heavily with antlers, landscapes, and family photographs, while an ornate wooden bar springs from the floral wallpapered walls on the right. Contemporary electronic and pop music echo throughout the room. I first tried Jackson Drug with a hankering for ice cream, and I was directed to order from the take-out counter on the right. I was given large samples on curiously long spoons, and I was immediately impressed by the creaminess. The Cowboy Coffee was light and sugary like a latte, with fine grounds mixed in. Meanwhile, the Huckleberry boasted a vibrant, slightly tart flair, with plenty of whole berry chunks. Even at $12 for 2 moderate scoops, I thought that Jackson Drug was worth the visit, and I was impressed enough to return for dinner. Which, admittedly, was a grave mistake. Our party arrived for an early weekday dinner, and we were immediately seated at a booth in the back. We started with an order of Cauliflower Wings, which arrived shockingly quickly. While relatively tasty, the cauliflower was heavily breaded and served beside totally forgettable buffalo and bleu cheese sauce. In comparison, our entrees took eons. My partner and I split the Elk Burger, topped with smoked gouda, bacon, and "pickles". The sandwich was cleanly cut in half and came with double the fries. We ordered the patty medium, and it came well-done and dry as a bone. The pickles would be better described as cucumbers drenched in vinegar -- my partner (who usually loves pickles) tossed them to the side. We also got a few side sauces, each of which cost a dollar extra. The Huckleberry BBQ had no notes of huckleberry, the Fry Sauce tasted little more than plain mayo, and the Bacon Jam consisted of undercooked bacon tossed in thin brown sugar syrup. Even my heavily anticipated Huckleberry Shake fell far short of expectations. I specifically asked for my shake to arrive with the entrees, and our server blatantly ignored me -- it arrived almost immediately, and I had no choice but to drink it immediately before it melted. Further, the staff split it without our asking and charged us an extra dollar for the "service". While creamy and somewhat flavorful, the shake, unfortunately, lost most of the pizzazz of the a la carte scoops. Service was a trainwreck. We had to ask for water and napkins multiple times before they were delivered. Our waiter was nowhere to be found when we needed them, yet awkwardly approached our table when we didn't. Further, no one bussed our dishes throughout the visit. This meal wouldn't have been enjoyable even if it was free. It was an obvious one-star experience -- but I enjoyed the huckleberry ice cream (not the shake) enough to bump up the review to two stars. If you must visit, then order a huckleberry ice cream cone, and walk across the street to enjoy it in the park.

Good food, fries were crispy and kid burgers were good. Family friendly place We sat outside and it was nice and pleasant. There was no place inside, but it didn't matter. The server was attentive. They told us it was a long wait for the milk shakes and ice cream so to order with the meal. It was weird though because as we were eating the ice cream came and then we almost had to stop eating as it was melting..

Food is great, milkshakes are amazing. As with every other review I have posted while visiting Jackson, service is horrible and staff is just awful.

Total weird vibes when you walk in. The menu had forced gratuity for parties of four and more which is a red flag for me. We ordered two single ice creams in a dish for our small children. Since they charge to split a milkshake my wife and I decided to pass.

God it was so good. Got a smash burger and a chocolate malt. The malt was expensive as hell but sooo worth it. They give you the extra in a cup, which I always love. The smash burger was amazing too. Fries good as well. Servers were friendly. Very cute classic counter look.

Food is ok but not worth $23 for a burger + one side dish. Sitting on the patio getting too hot asked if we can move inside was told because we ordered already so they wouldn't do it due to NOT EASY to change the table number. We own a restaurant over 16 years customer service always #1 priority to us. But I guess less trouble is the #1 priority for this place!!!

The food is great. The decor is sooo cool. But everyone there has a bit of an attitude that's just not pleasing. It feels like you're a bit of an annoyance for asking a question or needing clarification. This could be related to how busy it was but I didn't appreciate how some people were reacted to. My burger and fries came pretty quickly as did my drink but I just couldn't stay any longer to actually try the ice cream. It felt more like I was in NYC than WY. If you go, pack your patience for the 'tude and know the food will be great (though a tad in the salty side). Highly recommend the huckleberry lemonade (10 out of 10).

This is such a cute diner that has history with tin the town. It's very cute and open and is my favorite spot for a huckleberry milkshake. I came here to meet up with old friends and loved everything about it . We had a milkshake and it was amazing. They give you the extra part !!! I will be back.

Great Environment and good food! I'd definitely come back. I couldn't expect for a better experience.

The history about this place is pretty cool and the decor is really nice inside. Stopped by for dinner and overall was not impressed. There's a gift shop inside and a cool bar that reminds me of a old school diner. 3/4 - Chicken wings with buffalo sauce - pretty decent wings served with blue cheese and ranch on the side with celery and carrots 2/4 - Grilled cheese with tomato soup - the sandwich was alright, but the soup was sooo salty. It was hard to eat. 2/4 - Chili - also sooooo salty! The chef this day was a bit heavy handed with the salt 4/5 - Strawberry milk shake - the best thing I ordered for sure. I'd come back only for the ice cream. I bet the root beer float is good too! Next time!

The food was practically tasteless. No seasoning, whatsoever! The sauce that came with the gyro was so watered down it had no flavor. The southwest chicken salad barely had any dressing, the chicken was beyond bland and the corn straight out of a can! A total disappointment!

Pawing thru town we decided to try this place out. It's such a cute place in a cute town. The root beer float and huckleberry shake were good. The bison burgers... I didn't enjoy as much. I think there was too much going on. The pickles were so thick that the flavor over powered the meat. After I took the vegetables off and added a little salt then it was better. Sadly my daughter said her burger tasted weird and the Mac and cheese was watery. Even our server wasn't the best. He rushed us through our order and just wasn't very friendly. He must be over worked. I would order the drinks and skip the food next time.

I wanted some huckleberry ice cream while in the area, so Nate and I stopped by Jackson Drug on our last full day in Jackson. A single scoop is $6 and is actually just a single scoop (vs some other places where you really get two scoops). I also got a rum punch cocktail which was just ok - it tasted pretty medicinal. We did have to wait about 15 minutes to get the ice cream because they'd just swapped out the ice cream so it had to soften a bit. The food at Jackson Drug is quite pricey; I don't think I'd eat a full meal there but the ice cream was really tasty. Our server was really polite and they seemed on top of things. It's a cool spot to check out.

Jackson Drug is at a prime location, in the middle of town, across from the park. We came here at dinnertime on the weekend during peak season, and had to wait about 15 min for a table, which seemed reasonable compared to other restaurants. The food hit the spot after a long day of hiking. The elk and bison burgers were very good. For the sides - the chili was alright, and the portion of fries was generous, as much as the fries were perfectly crisp and soft. I really enjoyed the huckleberry milkshake, which was the highlight of the meal - I would highly recommend this item to anyone. We had solid dinner service. The restaurant had an almost pub-like atmosphere inside. The meal seemed a little pricey, but understand that these are peak season Jackson prices post-inflation. Although we dined in, I also noticed off-hand that for certain orders, there are extra charges for take out. Parking is difficult nearby the restaurant, but not too bad if you are willing to look for street parking a couple blocks over and walk over.

This is solely a chocolate milkshake review. Good, not great. Would I get it again, yes.

Jackson Drug was very delicious. The burgers and milkshakes are super good and the portions are solid. The main reason this place is not a 5 star is because of the prices. It is very pricey and you can tell why, tourists. The ambiance is nice. It's a very fun place and very clean. The service was fast and friendly. I recommend this place if you are in Jackson.

They say on their menu a milkshake is $12 then add a "delivery fee" of $2.40 and somehow it totals over $16 for a plain vanilla milkshake to go. Cancelled my order and walked out the door. Watch out tourists--this place sees you coming. There are so many other places that are far superior. What a scam.

It smells amazing when you walk in here! We only ordered milkshakes and dessert, so I can't attest to the food. They make the milkshakes "fresh" so you get the actual aluminum cup that was used to make the shake. Oh my goodness was it tasty! The group got Oreo, huckleberry, and strawberry. It was quite decadent, so I recommend sharing with someone since the portions are pretty large. You can also take these milkshakes to go - it's a great treat to have when you walk around the town square!

Great drinks, mediocre food. Get the malted huckleberry milkshake* and the huckleberry lemonade and call it a day. The old drug isn't a bad choice if you like stiff drinks and also had a nice hint of cinnamon. I got the bacon jam burger, which was juicy, but lacked a ton of flavor, and my bf got the chicken fried steak, which was overcooked. My friend's tater tots were the best of the sides (vs waffle fries and sweet potato fries). Service was fine. Enjoyed the cute retro-taxidermy decor. ________________________ * Don't split it! My friends did and it came in a to go cup, not the cool milkshake glass with the extras in the malt cup! Plus it's $3 extra for splitting items.

Really wanted the food to be amazing because of how cute it was inside! Tomato soup was solid, nothing mind blowing but tasty. GF chicken tenders my girlfriend got were huge, and the breading actually stayed on! Taste she said was just OK but good job on the texture and consistency of the GF batter. She also got the elk burger which was a fail. I got the smash burger, however, which was WAY BETTER. I also had hot chocolate which tastes watery and I looked at the bar and saw hot chocolate Swiss miss packets. Sad. Ice cream was just ok as well, nothing I would seek out which is what I was really looking forward to. Service was attentive and there were no order errors or delays on our meals.

Ate on the patio. View of town square was nice. Caesar salad was average. Smash burger and tator tots were terrible. Very salty and inedible. My husband did not even eat it. We told the sever who apologized but did not reduce the bill or compensate in any way. I would not recommend this restaurant.

Interior is very aesthetically pleasing. All of our food turned out really good, their green goddess dressing is top notch. Staff was very accommodating and nice.

My spouse and I had lunch here on their patio. We had unsurprisingly a wonderful view of the town square and shops around it. The server was friendly and efficient, and the other guests around us were friendly as well, which made for a nice atmosphere. My spouse had the JD Smash Burger, which he wasn't a fan of. He said the meat tasted funny. I had the Mediterranean Salad, which I really liked. It was very different from my usual, but it was still enjoyable. The beer that I ordered came warm, or on the warm side. Which on a hot day was really disappointing. If given the option next time we visit, I would probably choose a different restaurant.

Very nice staff, super cool historic building with so much potential. However, it's not a drugstore, it's a meal counter and they do serve some ice cream treats, supposedly they make it there. It Was ok ice cream regardless, nothing better than what I can get in the grocery store. We only had ice cream as my husband was hoping they were a full, old fashioned style soda fountain. It's not.

Called to place an order for a family of six for pick up. Was charged 35$ service fee to compensate the servers, yet it was pick up order. When we asked about it, they said it was because it was a large order. Sounds like moose poop to me. I'm all for tipping servers when dining in, but throwing on a tip for a pick up order because it was large is ridiculous to me. Next time I will call and place 6 differed orders for one meal so it won't be a "large order" over 50$.

There are lots of burger options in Jackson, but this old historic repurposed drug store, secretly as a lock on gourmet burgers fine dinning (local's choice). The service is fun and energetic, but we didn't feel rushed to move until we had our fill of desert and beers. This place is worth the wait!

Great burgers in a historical building that was an integral part of the development of Jackson WY. Thisvus a burger place. They do serve other things but we both ordered a burger. It was huge. Seasoned and cooked well. Milkshake was good with lots of yummy chocolate bits in it. They give you the mixer cup of what wouldn't fit in the milkshake glass so it's a good value as well. For the value of the food alone they get five stars. RE Service...we were also given the same service as previously mentioned. No greeting. Just water glasses and a pitcher of water placed on the table with a pile of silverware. No words. Turned around and walked away. Eventually I asked him some questions about himself and he softened a little. Maybe when you get questionable treatment like this, try kindness and see if the service improves. If you want flavorful food with large portions, try this place. 2 people could easily split 1 burger meal and splurge for an appetizer or ice cream for dessert.

It's a good burger conveniently located in the heart of Jackson town square. The classic burger was $16 and I was surprised to find that the large patty was moist and flavorful (some of the online reviews had me worrying the burger would be dry). The lettuce, onion, pickles provided the fresh tasting balance the patty needed. The only bummer is that they were out of waffle fries.

Great place to stop in for some quick food! We came here when everywhere else had a wait and really ended up enjoying it! Nothing crazy special about the inside but I loved my burger!

We arrived at the restaurant and it was almost completely empty. We were seated at a table that was dirty, sticky substance all over it. The server quickly wiped it but it was still dirty. We called her back over and she cleaned it again but it was still dirty. The ketchup bottle was disgusting. It had thick sticky ketchup all over the top of it. It looked like it hadn't been cleaned in some time. Silverware already on the table in a round thing on top so anyone before you could have touched the silverware that you now have to eat off of as it is not pre-wrapped. The food... Way overpriced and not very good. The Elk burger was mediocre at best. The grilled cheese was subcooked and dry cheese. Overall, the quality of this restaurant and the food given the history behind it, very disappointed. The service was very slow in spite of the fact that there were only six of us in the restaurant. We waited forever to get our food and get our check until we finally stood up and put our coats on to leave. Finally, catching the attention of someone who bought us the check to the table. Very expensive to eat here for the low quality of the food and the disgustingly dirty atmosphere. Would never come back here again, would not recommend.