Ralphie's Sports Eatery

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  Beer prices are good, food is fair to bad. Food-Not awful just very average, and a bit dull. The nachos were individually prepared, instead of a pile of chips with what you want covering it. I go a few times when I am in town 1week a year because of the location. The waitresses are cute, so that's the nice part. It could be a lot better I guess.
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  Posted on 07.20.13 Jeff S.

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  Fairly standard Sports Eatery.  Large seating area as well as ample pub tables.
  
  Bar and seating area are not really separated.
  
  Advertise '15 taps', but only two craft beer options.  Yes I'm that guy.
  
  I had a burger and some wings.
  
  The burger was awesomely juicy and cooked to order.  Med.Rare.  The bun fell apart, but I think it was probably due to the juciness of the burger.
  
  The wings were large and juicy.  I tried their 'Hot' sauce and it was decent.  Good flavor and fairly spicy.  Definately better than BW3, due to size.
  
  A little pricy for a sports bar, but the quality of the food and service received made it worth the price.

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  Posted on 03.27.13 Scott P.

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  Food wasn't good at all. A bit pricey.  Decent beer prices.  Small tv's surround the bar, surprised the lack of big screen HDTV's.

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  Posted on 11.25.12 J R.

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  This sports bar is normally not busy and they have some of the better television's that I've seen. It is massive inside and the food is great. My only complaint was that both the Indians and Browns were on and the sound for neither was on. Instead there was a very faint and horrible playlist of garbage 80's and 90's rock music. I didn't like how quiet it was, I could hear conversations from across the bar and they were too personal for my liking. Hopefully they will coordinate the tv's and sound better next time because this is a SPORTS BAR not a dive bar.

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  Posted on 08.14.11 Jeremy S.

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