PBR Bar & Grill

The music, the bull, the dancers, the drunks, the debauchery.  Great place for a post-stadium-event rage fest.  Drunk or sober, there is plenty of people watching to do.  Xfinity executed this place pretty well, I just wish it was about twice the size because there is barely any room to walk around circular bar and there isn't really a dance floor.  With the music they blare out, there should really be a decent sized dance floor.  They also need to do a better job of mopping up spills.  I have been there on numerous occasions, between spilled drinks and rain, the floor gets soaked and very slippery.  This is not a good thing when you want to rock out to some country jams and get your hoedown on!  But overall, fun spot.

It's pretty hard to come here and not have a good time. The main attraction is the mechanical bull and sometimes the workers will get on the bull and ride with you which is always funny. They play great music (country during the day and popular bar songs at night) but the only downside is there is no official dance floor.  People just dance around the mechanical bull ring. There is a huge outdoor area with another bar and a fire pit which is great for when the weather is nice. I have eaten here a few times and I have gotten their chicken tacos. Surprisingly they were good and not greasy at all, which is what I was expecting. I also often get texts from the manager offering me happy hour specials for my friends although I have never taken them up on the offer.

I made a reservation for 10 people at PBR and gave them over 3 weeks notice for my dear friends' bachelorette party. I emailed and spoke with their event manager, Sigourney, several times during the month before the event to make sure everything was set up and she assured me everything was. I confirmed the reservation a week before the event. When my party and I arrived on the scheduled day and time of the event, our "reserved, VIP" table was occupied by other patrons, who were partying and dancing on the table we were supposed to have. Sigourney assured me that she would have security clear out the table and set it for us. We waited for over 40 minutes (all while being pushed and shoved around in a very crowded bar) before anyone even attempted to free up our table. Not to mention that I was shoved into a staff member by another patron and the staff member yelled at me for bumping into him. HA! What a joke! The place was over crowded and probably should have been shut down by the fire marshal. I tried to keep my cool, because I didn't want to spoil the evening, but my party grew increasingly discontent with the service (or lack thereof) we were given. At no point did Signourney, the acting manager, attempt to make the situation right. No apology, no nothing. She showed no remorse, or accountability for booking a reservation, which she personally made, and clearly could not keep and then making all 10 of us wait for a "reserved" table for over 45 minutes. A simple "I'm sorry" goes a long way, and I didn't even get that. The entire party decided to take our business and our money elsewhere. I had planned this event for a month and at no time was I given any indication that keeping our reservation might be a problem. I was embarrassed and PBR should be too. I had read other reviews of PBR and wasn't expecting a 5 star restaurant, but I also wasn't expecting to have my entire party inconvenienced and have to switch venues at the last minute because of PBR's lack of preparation. I would not recommend this place to anyone. Unless of course you would like to pay to be treated poorly. I should also note that I tried to contact PBR several times to express my dissatisfaction before publicly complaining, but they never responded to me.They obviously don't care how they treat people or how they are perceived by the public. Complete disappointment!!!