Hell's Kitchen

They actually have really great bar food here.  In fact, that's one of the only reasons I ever go back.  I haven't had bad experiences here, it's just not the most ideal place to watch sports or hang out.

They have one of the best pub burgers in town. The Greek salad is good, but unusual. It has fried feta cheese and a lemon dressing. You can opt for feta crumbles if you like. This is a very popular place to watch sports.

Hell's Kitchen is the perfect name for this place.  It is HELL on so many levels.  I had passed this place many times when coming downtown and never visited.  When Copper Penny was overflowing with people we decided to come here for the night.  WRONG decision.

There wasn't a wait so that was good but once inside you know why there isn't a wait.  Everything is overpriced for what you get and things are not cooked correctly.  I am no chef or anything but it seemed like everything was cooked to death.  Maybe the over/stove/grill they use has a setting called "hell?!?"

We ordered a vodka tonic with a splash of cranberry and we got what they called a vodka tonic.  All I could taste was bad tonic.  Disgusting.  Waitress never even asked if the drinks were okay.

Me and my guest ordered the Chicken Tenders appetizer and the Buffalo Shrimp appetizer and then split the Philly Steak Sandwich.  All of which were bad.

The buffalo shrimp were cooked so long they were about an inch in diameter.  The chicken looked like breasts cut in half vertically (VERY THIN) and then beaten with a meat tenderizer.  Then they were rolled in Japanese Breadcrumbs and fried beyond belief.  They were over breaded and cooked so long that all you could taste was old vegetable oil.  Philly Steak Sandwich had virtually no meat on it and I ordered it plain.  You would think with no cheese, mushrooms, peppers or onions they might put a little more meat on it to make it look better but not here.

I will not be coming back to this place.  EVERYONE in the party I was with said the same thing so I know it wasn't ONLY me.