Goal Line Grill

The food options are standard, low-end fried bar food.  At least make an effort.

Good ole local bar with decent food.  

We actually tried to come here once before and couldn't get a table - it does big business on game days.  They have tons of TVs + a couple pool tables.  However, this past Saturday night it was pretty open (bar was full, tables open). The waitress was attentive, although busy, so service was a touch slow.  The food was greasy goodness.  I had the Philly cheesesteak.  It was a little dry, but they loaded up the cheese so that helped.  I paired it with onion rings (for additional $1) and they were super salty - in a good way :)  

I'd be back.  It is a nice local joint. No frills.  Happy hour last until 7p every night. It works!

We tried to go to the Goal Line once before about a year ago and they were so packed it was SRO and we just turned around and went somewhere else. This Saturday night we were going to go to our local Pho and THEY were SRO, so we thought we'd try Goal Line since they were the closest restaurant.

We lucked out and they really weren't busy at all. The bar itself was packed, but the tables were pretty open and the waitress was very attentive, so it worked.

They had some happy hour specials going (even on a Saturday night until 7), so we got a couple beers. Fat Tire at Happy Hour was $3.50, which isn't that great of a price, but better than their non happy hour price of $4.50.

I got a bacon cheeseburger which came out just the way I like it - burnt to a crisp. It was actually missing the bacon but the waitress noticed it before I did and brought me out a plate so that worked. It also came with a huge allotment of fries and they were very crispy and tasty and really almost too much.

Service was quick, food was good, and the beer came out fast. What more can you ask for?