Cierra W.
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I came here as another alternative to Twin Peaks to watch the Super Bowl.
Despite getting there an hour and a half before the game started, there was a line at the door when I arrived. I stood there waiting for at least 10 minutes— mind you, on a bad leg. When I finally got to the front, they told me there was nowhere to sit inside and to try my luck in the outdoor area. I asked if there was seating at the bar since I was by myself, but they said I could only stand there to get drinks. How stupid is that? Mind you, I literally came here for seating at the bar because based off the pictures online, people were able to sit there...
I walked to the outdoor area and there were no tables available. I had to ask a random guy if I could sit with him and luckily he allowed me to. The table was a high top, which was a terrible option for my leg. The seat of the chairs looked like wicker, or something similar, but had no padding. There were plenty of TVs, so you could watch at any angle. There was no shade from the sun and no patio heaters when it was chilly at night.
I walked to the bar and asked for a menu. It was a decent menu, but the selection was not as good as Twin Peaks, and nowhere near as many options as Yard House. I ordered some chicken tenders and fries. They were delivered fairly quickly despite the place being packed. The chicken tenders were not the average ones you get at most restaurants— super breaded with hardly any seasoning. These were flaky, crispy, and flavorful. The fries were okay. The ranch and blue cheese were good. The beer selection was poor. I asked for a cider and the only thing they had available was Angry Orchard.
The service was practically nonexistent. I had to wait at the bar and get their attention if I wanted to order anything else or have the table cleared. The bartenders were friendly, though. The only waiters I saw were there to pass out jello shots I guess.
Once the game started, there were so many people standing around the bar. People were constantly bumping into our table trying to pass by those at the bar. The TV was super loud and, of course, located directly over my chair. We asked if they could turn the volume down, but they did not.
When I went inside to use the restroom, there was puke at the entrance and paper towels scattered all over the floor. Luckily, the stalls were still stocked with toilet paper, but there was water everywhere.
Overall, this place was not the best option to watch the Super Bowl. Would I come back and try again on another day? Possibly.