Sauced Sports Bar & Pizzeria

Not a fan of the food, although I have heard from several people that it used to be really good before they lost their former cook. It's too bad he left, because this place now leaves something to be desired when it comes to their menu (very small / limited selection) and just not good food taste / quality.

Drinks prices are decent, although they have somewhat of a limited selection when it comes to things like malt beverages & microbrews.

It's a smaller bar so not the best place to catch a game either.

I have other go-to places for sure ...

Pizza, is amazing. Pure and simple this is a pizza place.

The pasta was horrible on every level.

We made our second trip to Sauced this past Friday, and let me tell you, it won't be our last visit. I had the fish fry...4 large pieces of beer battered (breaded also available on any of the fish varieties) cod. It was fried perfectly, moist yet not greasy at all. Fish fries come with your choice of soup, potato pancakes or french fries (standard variety), marble rye bread and jalapeno cole slaw. The slaw is kind of different, tasty but not what's normally expected with a fish fry. Nice change of pace actually. All is served in a paper lined metal pan which we found rustic and functional as well. My wife ordered the chicken wrap on their homemade flat bread. She requested that the chicken be substituted by their bean burger, and they were more than willing to make the change. The ingredients were fresh and she said her meal was delicious. This sandwich was accompanied by seasoned chips, however several optional sides were offered with a small up-charge.

The dining room is small but separated from the bar area, which I prefer. While the space is small and a little crowded, they do a good job at utilizing the space available.

The staff is warm and friendly, and truly seem to enjoy what they do - and they do it very well.

Menu pricing is what you'd expect for a small suburban roadhouse.

Definitely worth a visit!