Clock Tower Grill

The chicken quesadilla is the best and the kitchen stays open late!  Waitstaff is very friendly and always remembers your name.  A MUST stop before getting on the light rail to head downtown.

I give it 3 stars, primarily for convenience vis-a-vis the Lone Tree / Lincoln light rail station.  I dropped it for some food and to re-hydrate after a hot day and evening.  I was surprised that the interior seemed somewhat dingy, considering that the place is not that old.  This could be partially caused by the darker color scheme.  They had bingo going late on this weekday night, which struck me as somewhat odd, but of the smallish crowd, most people were playing.  

I sat at the bar, and I must say, the female bartender with the long blonde hair was very attentive.  She refilled my water glass several times (I never had to ask).  She made useful recommendations on food from the menu, and she seemed to be working very hard.  My burger with onion rings was just okay.  I had the New Mexico Burger (a 1/2 pound patty with green chiles, guacamole, and Monterrey Jack cheese) and I had them add onions.  The burger was cooked fairly well, but the but the rest was middling.  There were a lot of green chiles, but they were chopped very fine and were rather bland with little heat, and I think they were frozen up until recently.  The other flavors were also muted.  The onion rings ($2.99 up-charge) were a healthy portion.  The batter was rather thick and seemed to lean heavily to corn-meal, which is not my preference.  I would be willing to drop by again (if killing time before or after a light rail ride) to try something different.

Stopped in to watch the game...the Texas burger was greAt the chili and jalapeños made it! Chicken sandwich was pretty bland wouldn't order that again. Funnel cake fries delicious!