Apparently "bros" exist everywhere, it was like landing on the jersey Shore, just a bunch of douchebags wearing too much Axe body spray wearing shirts that would barely fit my 8 year old nephew. There was a large group of bros that tried to kick my ass for some reason, they thought 5 guys beating down one guy would be fair.
The drinks were weak and service was rather shoddy and I ended up leaving after about 30 minutes. Don't waste your time unless you want to spend your night with a bunch of overly macho jackasses.
Nice place. Kind of dead when I went in there. But it was cool. Watched a couple of games there while I was waiting for a blind date who never showed up. Good food, plenty of beers on tap. Brittani was 1 of the servers when I was there, & she was a sweetheart. It's a typical good neighborhood watering hole.
Review Source:Quintessential South Hill. Two stars for cleanliness/decor and food quality for the price.. though my experience was cut short after my friends and I were asked to leave.
After being harassed by a patron on the patio for being over-dressed, we retreated inside. One of the ditzy servers (they all look the same) told my friend he could use a certain restroom, which is apparently reserved for employees, that resulted in us being asked to leave.
In 2012 I hate to think it's because my gayness made others uncomfortable, but my gut told me that was the REAL reason we were kicked out. I don't recommend Cheers unless you're white and straight with a below-average IQ.
Not only was the service slow and rude, the food was way over priced and the clientele in the bar was out of control and the staff/management of Cheers didn't seem to care.
We ordered drinks and a $5 basket of plain "fried to order" fries (is that supposed to be special?). The fries were plain and the most unspectacular fries I've ever had. The rest of the items of the menu were also exorbitantly expensive for no good reason. The drunken crowd near the pool tables was out of control, loud and aggressive towards one another and no one from the Cheers staff seemed to care.
Every time I needed a refill, I had to flag her down. Needless to say, I couldn't wait to get out of there, so we tried to go find the waitress to get our check. Simple right? Wrong. The waitress barked at us and told us she wouldn't give us our check, and that we had to sit down. We sat back down and waited for her to bring our check.... and waited.... and watched her flirt with patrons and do everything BUT get our check. When she noticed me staring her down, she scampered over and asked if she could get us anything. Really? I asked for our check again. Finally got our check and left.
No thanks.
I ordered Cheers Hero ($9.95), with fries. They were good especially their fries (well seasoned). Look at my two pictures.
Service was lacking very much. Self seating, and it took over 15 minutes before a waitress approached me. Before that, everyone just walked by around me as if I never existed. My waitress never came back to check on me after she delivered my food. I wanted a refill on my drink, but nobody came.
TV - Yes, several showing sports.
Internet - No!
Credit Cards - Yes.
Parking - Private, they fill up quick.
Pool Table - Two
Arcade Games - Yes, a few
Wasn't sure what to expect when I walked in, but this place is a lot larger than it appears from the view outside.
Lots of open space and plenty of room to walk around. Not very many seats for those of you that enjoy sitting at the bar.
Plenty of flat screen TVs for your viewing pleasure, but some were located in areas where your view was blocked by something else.
If you feel the urge to show off your gaming skills, there are pool tables, dart boards, and a couple other games to occupy your time.
There were quite a few tasty looking items on the menu, but I thought it was a bit pricey until I saw the amount of food you get. I ordered the Cheer's wings, which came with piping hot french fries. The wings were super hot and looked as if someone poured a bottle of the hot sauce on them...way too much sauce, but they were okay.
I also had a glass of the house wine which was a very decent pour.
Staff was friendly and attentive, but a little slow.
Decent experience here and I'll probably be back.
I would normally write about the food but I never got any. We went in and sat ourselves (like the sign says). After 10 minutes we went and found our own menus. After another 10 we asked the table next to us and found out they had ordered drinks 25 minutes prior and still had not received them. 20 minutes and no contact from the staff. This place should just close if they don't want new customers.
Review Source:TOTALLY UNBELIEVEABLE GARBAGE. Stuffed burger was RAW. I MEAN RAW, COLD thawed out preformed burger patty. We saw our 2 orders sit in the window for 14 minutes. Little blond behind the bar was worthless. Ordered tea and brought WATER.
Calamari was bland and made from steaks. (Not real fried Calimari)
This is just another "grab the money and close" establishment. The cook could care less if you were there or not. He put the food in the window under the heat lamp and just stared at us. We were 2 of 5 people in the joint. Â NEVER AGAIN.
So we stopped in the other day after a round of golf, armed with a two for one burgers or sandwiches ad from the local paper, (the ad was the reason we chose this place out of all the other options in the area) and we were STARVING. After sitting down and ordering beverages from our very attentive and friendly server, we started to peruse the menu. Many of the items sounded good, and I was thinking I'd have to come back to give them a taste. However, I settled on a Chicken Mushroom Swiss burger and my golfing buddy decided he wanted a Prime Rib w/Swiss melt. He asked the waitress if he could have au jus to dip the sandwich, and she said it wouldn't be a problem. Off she went to put in the order...
While waiting for our food, I surveyed the place, which was almost empty except for the staff, and some people repairing one of the pool tables. The place was clean, comfortable, and they had tons of flat screens playing different sports and programming. I surveyed the bar, and noticed they had quite a bit of high end liquor that I like. I was thinking I'd have to come back in the very near future and imbibe.
About this same time, our food came out, and we prepared to eat. My burger was moist, perfectly cooked, and delicious. My amigo's dip was outstanding as well. The fries that came with out meals were piping hot, perfectly salted, and plentiful. I hoovered down my burger without haste, even the waitress commented on how fast I ate everything. It was that good. After a couple more drinks, we were finished, and the waitress came back and asked if we'd like split checks, or just one for the table. We said we have a coupon/ad for BOGO burgers or sandwich, and one check would be fine. This dining experience just turned...
After saying that, she informed us the coupon wouldn't be valid in this case because we didn't order the EXACT same sandwich, and you had to do that in order for the coupon to be valid as per the owner's policy. I'll take this time to point out that NOWHERE on the coupon/ad or in the restaurant does it say that. Not in the fine print, not in large print, not with smoke signals, it doesn't say it ANYWHERE. We both sat there in stunned silence, while the waitress apologized profusely for the policy.
What kind of owner does that to his employees? Just allows them to blindside the customer with this information and then suffer their wrath? You stay classy.
After picking my jaw up off the floor, and contemplating whether or not i wanted to scorch earth this place, I calmly ordered another Chicken Mushroom Swiss burger to go (I came in because of that coupon, and I'll be damned if I wasn't going to use it) the waitress smiled like a Cheshire cat because she knew EXACTLY what I was doing. After we got the to go order, we settled our bill and left.
I give this place four stars for the food, but dock it three, and would dock it four if possible, for the shady business practices of the owner. I would've been back time and time again to spend money here, but I refuse to ever step foot in there again, and am posting this review to let all you out there know how the owner operates his business. As I stated in the beginning, their ad was the reason for us coming in, and their arbitrary policy, that isn't noted anywhere, left feeling totally deceived and cost them customers.
The beer-cold. The food-outstanding. Best fish sandwich I've ever had. The most badass jukebox on the planet. They only hire hot servers. Ours was stoned and looked like the Progressive Insurance lady. Let all those haters go to The Ram and get gouged by their overpriced, pretentious corporate mediocrity. This place-ROCKS!!!!!!
Review Source:Very slow service, had a waitress that didn't know the menu, had to tell her what sides we got with our meal, no suggestions for food or even know what they looked like or what was in them. We ordered 5 drinks and apps for 5 people. Â Got 2 drinks first, 1 more with a question about how to make the 4th, and the Alaskan amber draft beer came 10 minutes and 3 requests later. We had to send 1 of the drinks back because the wrong liquor was used. (vodka cran was made with whiskey) when asking when happy hour was she didn't know. She took our order for mushrooms appetizer and came back 30 minutes later saying they didn't have any mushrooms on the menu. The tables around us were getting their food two at a time. It was a group of 8 who cheered every time food came out. They were complaining about the service quite a bit as well. Food was good, but definitely not worth the wait or poor service or price.
Review Source:Not your typical "bar and grill" at all. Â Kent has a true passion for food. Â After getting out of the USMC he went to culinary school in the area and has brought a downtown seattle style to compliment a traditional sports bar menu. Â There are two items on the menu you absolutely have to try. Â The braised beef short rib is absolutely incredible. Â The demi-glaze is un-real and when we ordered it, the meat literally fell of the bone as soon as the plate was set down. Â Here's the best part; I live in Downtown Seattle and have paid TWICE what Cheers is charging for this dish...this one is 10x better than any short rib I've had in the city and that includes all the typical ritzy places you would order one. Â The Cuban is also outstanding as it meshes a world of flavors and it's HUGE. Â Give this place a try...they have a culinary expert who knows his stuff.
Review Source:First off, the menu is actually quite extensive, if you go there before the party really starts it serves as more of a sit down restaurant than hot spot. Can't vouch for the food as I have not eaten there but I have looked at the menu on my first visit and it sounded pretty good. As to the group went there for new years eve and again last week. Nice group of people really. Yes there will be the occassional douche bag but that is everywhere now isn't it?! If you want to actually sit you do have to get there early or steak out a table in hopes somebody leaves as there seems to be a "busy side" and a "dead side" to the building...weird but the back half of the room doesn't get much attention partly I think due to lack of speakers, much more quiet there.
There are three pool tables to play on, and yes you have to keep track of laid out quarters (small down side, a small chalk board sign up is much more efficient for a busy place like this).
I will say yes the service is a little harsh at times, servers seem to be limited and on a busy night there is a line at the bar....so prep yourself and stand in line when you still have something to drink, or snag a server early. There are at least 10 beers on tap and the drinks are made well...overall for the puyallup area probably about the best I've seen. (sorry but thats not saying a WHOLE lot, but we will definitely be going back)
Because Puyallup really NEEDS a sports bar in the Best Buy parking lot. Â Cheers is your atypical, huge HDTV screened, tanned-and-make-uped-beyond-recognition-bargirl, poorly named, suburban sports bar. Â You may be coming for atmosphere, if you're into poorly educated MTV generation bar fights and drunk girls, along with an *eclectic* music selection ranging from Taylor Swift to Lady Gaga. Â That said, if you're up late in Puyallup with nothing to do, it's not the atmosphere you're probably, it's probably that whole drinking thing.
Drinks are decent here. Â It's about $9 for a manhattan, but they're pretty well made. Â Honestly, if it's not past midnight, I'd hit up the local Red Robin or Applebees bars, because drinks are a little bit cheaper and the people slightly more friendly.
I went past midnight on a day in the middle of the week, but the bar was still jumping. Â Lots of groups of young guys and their girlfriends. Â The service was alright, considering how late it was, though I did encounter some severe waits for drinks, not because the place was too busy, but because the only server in the building was too busy counting her tips to look up and see people were waiting for her.
Cheers (yes, Cheers, continue to laugh at this name, as I am), is nothing more than The Ram without a full service kitchen (though I do believe they have a decent amount of bar food, though there was no menu for me to verify this). Â It's quite typical, average, and/or middle of the road. Â It is what it is.
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