Jack's Slopeside Grill

Ok, so it's still a great place to warm up if you don't want to worry about having to order anything.  If you did actually go to get a drink with your warm up, you may wish to go elsewhere. My 4 pack is used up, and I struck out here a total of three times.

I came in around 11, a non-busy time, sat at a round table near the bar. There were a few other male patrons (I'm female), and a perky blonde waitress attending to everyone...except me? It was pretty awkward as I waited, waited, and waited for her to help me until eventually going up to the bar and ordering from the bartender. Never been completely ignored before, so thought it was worth noting.

Price - It's a Ski area.  It's going to cost you.  Some cheaper options... Bring your own.  Nearby locally owned places (there aren't many).

Noise - It's a Ski area.  It's noisy.  Quiet 10 minutes after the music stops.

Kids - It's a Ski Area. Lots of (noisy) kids.

Quality - It's a Ski Area. Pretty good considering - It's a Ski Area.

Service - It's a Ski Area. Minimum Wage employees.  Service = wages.

Music - It's a Ski Area.  Great LOUD sounds.  Did I say it's a bit noisy?  Lefty/Lucy do get the crowd involved.

Crowd - It's a Ski Area.  Cold days = lots of moms sitting by the windows reserving a table for kids that don't show up for hours.  Warm days the moms are still there.  They will be gone soon after the music starts.

What to eat - It's a Ski Area.  Stick to the soup/chili/pizza.  Since most is premade off-site the quality control is better.

All over opinion - It's a Ski Area.  Great for skiing.  I didn't come for the food.