Sue W.
Yelp
We had a family dinner here for a "Dine to Donate" evening for a Girl Scout Troop. Very appreciative that this establishment gives back to the community.
This location is quite popular, so go early, take advantage of the call-ahead seating, and/or be prepared to wait for a table. (It's totally worth it IMHO.) And speaking of tables, they have some ginormous ones! The six of us (including two squirmy "littles") had plenty of space in our booth. It does get a bit loud when they have the intermittent line dancing celebrations, but we feel the kitsch adds to the atmosphere.
Despite the packed house, the service was attentive. Those delicious buns with cinnamon butter as well as the flavored lemonades were refilled in a timely manner. (I don't usually run across places that give free refills of lemonade.)
We started with a cactus blossom that comes with a horseradish aioli (finished the whole thing!). The three adult-sized people in our group all had the fall-off-the-bone ribs. The littles had generously-sized kid meals. They even have some tween-size options (Ranger meals). We always enjoy the variety of sides, but tend to repeat ordering our favorites: loaded mashed potatoes, Caesar salad, chili. In fact, the teenaged boy ordered TWO sides of chili. The kids mac & cheese looked like it got an upgrade from the box version since we were there last -- it was so creamy and cheesy that one of the littles was quite disappointed that she didn't order it. The server noticed her little pout and offered to bring her some! The tween ordered a Ranger chicken critters, and they were so delish! Real chicken breast, lightly battered, super juicy! He wasn't a fan of the steak fries, though, which ended up uneaten.
The entire tab for three adult meals, one tween meal, and two kids meals was $90 before tip (no alcohol at this meal). And if you end up with a doggie bag, they'll include a container of those yummy, yummy buns if you ask.