We hit BK Mulligan's while away for the weekend in Lincoln City. The Timbers game was on and we thought it would be more fun to watch it there rather than at our condo. We didn't order food but the beer is very reasonably priced and the staff was very friendly and accommodating. I am sure we'll be back!
Review Source:Came in for a late-ish dinner over the weekend and was surprised by blaring club music and mediocre DJ. Â What the heck?!?!? Â Not what I was expecting from a sports bar. Â The music was SO FRIGGIN' LOUD - totally unnecessary for the 10 people in the place. Â
Luckily, the food and service are still a-ok. Â I will definitely go back....just not on a weekend evening.
Great place to catch a game and get a beer while at the coast. Â The food wasnt amazing but they did have a good variety to choose from. Â This place is a hybrid between a Beaver/Duck bar and is full of other collegiate/pro decor. Â I would go back to catch a game get there early because seating is limited.
I noticed they had a balcony which people would walk up and then walk back down etither because it was poorly tended by the waitstaff or the tv's just suck. Â who knows.
Great atmosphere and good burgers! We stopped here to have a beer and a bite to eat. The server in the bar was great. Quick service and hood sense of humor. Right as we sat down we were brought menus and beers were on their way quickly. Only 4 stars because the food did take a while to get there. Didn't bother me, as I was enjoying my beer, but my wife would've liked it delivered quicker. The hamburger was great!! 100 yard dash jalapeño burger! So good! Also, a good crowd of both locals, families, and out of towners. We sat in the bar, but they have seating outside the bar for families. Overall a great experience and friendly service.
Review Source:Gave this place another try today and regretted it. Neither my wife nor I recieved anything edible so we politely sent it back. Â Our sons burger was fine. Â Our server was Denise and she argued with me about my food and gave us a major negative attitude when we told her about the problem. Â She proceeded to go vent to co-workers and we just felt like we were unwelcome at that point. Â We were shocked! Â Geez, sorry...thought you might want to know there was a problem with our food! Â She was tipped accordingly and we'll never be going back again. Â I DO NOT RECOMMEND!
Review Source:Stopped here one night while spending a weekend at the coast in December. This place is super decorated with sports stuff and it's welcoming. People said hi to us (I get the feeling most were locals) and chatted. We played some foosball and some trivia game where you get a handheld device and answer questions shown on a TV screen. There is also billiards and air hockey and several TV's for sports viewing.
The drinks were poured strong and tasted good, and the price was good. We ended up talking a lot with the bartender, who was very friendly! I like this place.
My girlfriend and I are playing in a pool tournament at the casino this weekend, and last night we were looking for a place to get some food and drink and shoot some more pool.
The first place we went had one horrible pool table and even more horrible service (we shot a game of 9-Ball and by the time we were finished, no one had come to take an order). So we packed up our cues and went looking further. We saw a sign that said "Sports Bar" so decided to check it out.
We walked in, and discovered the pool tables were upstairs. Before we were half way up the stairs our waiter had taken our drink orders. The burgers were good but the service was exceptional. We asked the owner if we could rent one of the pool tables instead of plugging quarters in, he was kind enough to unlock the table for us and we played for free all evening.
I can't say enough good things about this place and we will be going back with some additional friends this evening.
We were desperate for a place to eat dinner. A group of more than 5 is always going to run into problems. People never agree, there's always that random person who can never decide what they do and don't like. So, we finally decided on what we were told was a sports bar.
We entered the place, and found ourselves staring at a large screen television and three people. The men in our party were ecstatic, the baseball game was on, and they could care less about food.
I ordered a black and blue burger, which was fine, I mean you can't really go wrong with a burger itself. So the problem lied with the fries, which if they were crispy, would have been great, but instead I got a mound of soggy potato sticks. Seriously, I tried to pull one out of the pile and it would come apart.
Now even this would have garnered a higher rating, but the food took about forty-five minutes to come out. Now I would completely understand if they were busy, but there were literally three other people in the place, and they were just drinking. The cooking staff was outside of the kitchen for half that time, staring at my party. As if they were actually daring us to order, and make them do their job.
All in all, would I come back here? No. Was the food horrible? Not really, just the service kind of sucked.
Went there when I was at the beach with my family last week and we were treated awesome by the owner's wife. Â She was very welcoming and kind and even let my wife try her clam chowder free of charge just because she had asked about it. Â I ended up getting the Dewy Burger which totally lived up to the hype. Â If you dig sports bars that are owned by really cool people that make fresh food and have a creative menu than at least stop by there for lunch, you won't be sorry.
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Decent place to go for the typical sports bar experience in Lincoln City.
Good tap list, good mixed drinks, very good bar food.
Huge nachos, big burgers and sandwiches with several less than typical offerings. The bleu cheese and bacon burger is very good. Good salads and chicken sandwiches too. Plus, they have tater tots!
Another feature is that you can play trivia while here eating and drinking. Gotta love that.
Hours are not as late as one would expect, particularly in the winter/slow season, but if you're looking for the late night action there are other options available.
This is a pretty cool place to watch a game. Â They had 25 cent wings on special for game time witch was a plus. Â The food was typical bar food, not bad but not great, but prices were reasonable. Â We were too early for happy hour but non of the food sounded very appealing anyway, but there were decent drink specials too. Â Wait staff was very attentive and the atmosphere was pleasant. Â They have a bunch of bar games too which seems like a good time late night out drinking. Â I would definitely go back to watch a game when I am in town again.
Review Source:Ok happy hour on drinks. Food selection is limited. Â Staff can vary depending on if their friend is there. I've been completely ignored by the male bartender when I was one of only three at the bar. BOOOOOOOO. I've called in for food to fo and had the best female server ever. Good attitude and sassy comebacks. Food quality is pretty good. Â For more happy hour food look to Roadhouse101 (less beer but more HR food) and McMenimims.
Review Source:This sports bar that prides itself on supporting UO and OSU. Memorabilia is displayed proudly and everywhere. Lucky for me, I could give a damn. I hoped it wouldn't be annoying. Thankfully, it wasn't.
The place is setup into three areas. There is the main dining area that has a stage (bands on Fridays apparently) and a huge projector screen that can be seen from all over. There is the bar area behind it that only has a railing and a shuffleboard to separate it, and there is the upstairs pub game area. There are pool tables, a pinball machine, etc. So there is a little bit of something for everyone.
The bar has some decent beers that come in 16 and 22oz sizes. Perfect for the people who just want more beer. I ordered up a bloody mary, which was solid. It was a little spicy, was home to a ton of peppercinis, and wasn't too watery of a mix.
The menu is definitely pub food. There's a few vegetarian options, lots of fried things, and a ton of burgers and sandwiches. It drives me nuts that their burgers and sandwiches come standard with only potato chips. Boo. There isn't even something to substitute for equal value. You can step up to fries for $1 or sweet potato fries for $1.50. I opted for a bbq brisket sandwich, subbed sweet potato fries. The sandwich was ended up being very sloppy joe-esque. The meat was tender, though. I blame the plain jane burger bun and the boring bbq sauce. The fries were definitely of the average supermarket frozen variety. They lacked crunch, but they're perfect for my almost-mushy french fry cravings.
The tab was a little higher than I'd like to see for a "bar" experience. $7-9 bloody marys are a little ridiculous. I was on vacation, though, so what the hell.
The service was good, and they had no problem splitting our tab from the get-go.
It's a decent spot considering it's the coast. It's just not a place to go when you're not on a strict budget.
You're driving up the coast. Â You realize you are starving. Â You remember that you are on vacation and that there are no calories. Â You need a drink. Â Mulligan's does the trick. Â
It's a sports bar. Â It's covered wall to wall, floor to ceiling in sports junk. Â The menu is 7 pages, and all the usual fare: burgers, salads, sandwiches, deep fried pub junk (delicious). Â Vegetarians, you got two choices: Â grilled cheese or a quesadilla. Â Vegans: Â you can drink. Â
They have a full bar, games (shuffleboard, Wii, pinball, probably Big Buck Hunter somewhere in there), and are equipped to handle big groups. Â The minors/no minors line was pretty fuzzy... I kinda felt like we were surrounded by pre-pubescent teens the whole time. Â
My only issue with this place was the price tag on my bloody mary: Â NINE BUCKS. Â My entree was only $7. Â Let's try to keep it real in Lincoln City, peeps. Â $9 for a bloody? Â That's a bit lofty. Â Otherwise, an a-ok place to post up mid coast tour or for watching a game on the giant TV.
What is it about sitting in a car for an hour and a half that makes you as hungry as you might be if you spent the whole morning building a fence? I don't think I'll ever know. Thankfully at the end of that hour and a half (depending on the direction you're going) lies Mulligan's Sports Bar in Lincoln City. Hungry for some kind of pub fare, six of us piled out of the red rocket van and headed inside.
A group of people were watching the OSU vs. UO basketball game on a big screen to the right of the entrance. Sports memorabilia from college teams to pro teams across every sport are displayed throughout the restaurant. This is truly a 'sports' bar - not dedicated to one team in general. Upstairs is a loft featuuring pool tables and a Simpson's pin ball machine. You can even play Nintendo Wii for something like $5 an hour on the a big screen TV. Interesting.
There was a good beer selection that represented most of Oregon's beers and some other 'round the country favorites. Food was solid, I had a Bundy Burger because I've had an obsession with burgers that come with an egg on them.
Only thing to watch out for - If you order a Bloody Mary and ask for it spicy, they default to thinking you want pepper vodka. Obviously pepper vodka costs more. Make sure you specify the way in which you want spicy before you get charged for something you don't realize you're ordering.
I believe this place is the gem of Lincoln City. It's located right off the main road; you can't miss it. In fact, I discovered this place because they had a sign in the window displaying, "$9.95 rib eye steak." Now how in the world can Eric pass up a rib eye for $10?! He can't, and that's why he made a mental note to eat dinner there after some Tanger shopping.
Upon entering Mulligan's, you'll notice that it's pretty dimly lit. The interior walls and furniture is very dark, and the lighting, in my opinion, is not sufficient. There are two levels with dining and bar on the first floor and pool tables up top. This place also has shuffle board, dart boards, and a putt putt game. Mulligan's is basically a sports bar, and a pretty good one at that.
So I order my steak medium-well and while waiting, I'm sipping on my giant mug of Blue Moon. There was only one server but he was very friendly and attentive to our needs. The steak arrived in a timely manner and was cooked perfectly. The mash didn't have much flavor but the texture was great. This meal was worth much more than the $10 they asked for.
Overall, Mulligan's is a great place to eat dinner at. It's also a great place to just chill and have a few. Next time you visit LC, make sure to stop by.
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