This was one of the stops on the Saint Arnold's Sugarland Pub Crawl. I usually don't frequent sport's bars but this one was ok. Â The queso I had was a little fishy tasting (I dunno) Â I did like that each booth has it's own little TV monitor, just incase the game that YOU want to see isn't on the big screen. Â And they have Saint Arnold's on tap. Â Yay!
Review Source:Boring bartender. Did not know how to make many drinks. Asked for an old fashioned and she said she would have to look it up to make it. She came back and said they didn't have bitters. Â Really?? A full bar without bitters? Â A full bar and the bartender has to look up how to make a classic old fashioned?? Â You could tell she wasn't a real bartender. Â More like a bottle opener with legs.
This is the second time that we have visited Stadia. Â Once we went there when it was fairly new and had a similar experience where they didn't know how to make very many drinks and said they would have to look them up on the computer. Â Since they were new we cut them some slack, but the place has been open for a while now. Â If you have a bar, you should hire real bartenders that know how to mix drinks!
Ordered a Maker's on the rocks. Â It was ok. Â Asked for a amaretto sour for my wife and it was super sweet (cheap fake amartetto and/or sour mix). Â
Ordered sliders/fries and they were ok.
Overall....disappointing experience at the bar. Â I believe that you typically get the best service by sitting at a bar...but this place does not follow that pattern. Â Dumb boring bartender with no excitement, conversation, attention or skills. Â She didn't even give me a menu to order any food. Â I had to waive her down after waiting about 10-15 minutes to ask for a menu.
A group of us four visited Stadia on a Saturday night to watch college basketball. Â When we arrived, at 5 PM, there was no one else in the bar. Â We sat at the bar. Â My friends drank beer, and I drank VO/coke. Â My drink was very good, all three times. We ordered an appetizer of spinach/artichoke dip with chips. Â It was not bad at all. Â I mean, how can you mess that up? Service was what I expected,not too intrusive or pushy, they showed up at all the right times.
I was a  little put off by the  waitresses. Or maybe it's just Sugar Land in general for all the waitresses we saw that night, in every establishment, were of the fake,  tanning bed, overly bleached or colored hair, waaaay too much makeup (and heavily applied!),  and just not very classy acting variety.  I guess they are supposed to act that way in a sports bar but I was embarrassed that this is what womanhood has come to. It was like I was being served by the Kardashians at their worst.
There are TVs everywhere, even at the table where you sit. So if you want to watch a game, this is the place to do it.
This is a good once-in-a-while place to hang out. Â Not everything on the menu is a winner (calamari is a no-go), but it's a bar and grill so stick with burgers and you'll be happy. Â I've actually never been in on a crowded night so I often wonder how long the place is going to last. Â The service has gotten much better in the past year. Â I remember walking in one time and sitting for 15 minutes before anyone acknowledged we were there, but that hasn't happened since--maybe because I choose to sit at the bar. Â Anyway, I think if more people knew about it the atmosphere would get better. Â It just seems like it should be a really fun place, but isn't quite there yet.
Review Source:Let me just say we came about 39 minutes before the Texans vs Patriots game. We had walked in within the same 2 minutes of 3 other parties. The hostess quoted us 45 minutes for 2. However there was a table for 20 with 6 people, tables with single people saving seats, and people at the bar saving seats. They evidently allow call aheads and saving seats without waiting for the entire party to arrive. Needless to say it was annoying for all parties waiting to be seated and looking around and seeing seats saved and huge tables half empty. I kept assuring my spouse that the 13 year old hostess and manager would ask the tables to condense to a smaller table and give the excess seats to those in line. While waiting at the bar a guy befriended my spouse and myself. My spouse had approached the hostess many times regarding the half empty large tables  but, I guess she was too busy studying for her high school US history exam because she did absolutely nothing.  And to my dismay the manager was no where to be seen. Finally the man we met approached the large table and asked if more would be joining. The gentlemen at the table said, "no" and kindly pulled a table from his table aside for him. Amazing, all he did was ask and the man answered honestly and gave 1 of his many empty tables. The guy we had met began to flag us over to the table and my spouse ran over but, I hesitated knowing that the 3 other couples we had waited with were still waiting. However, against my better judgement I took a seat. No sooner did I take a seat a waitress came over, desperate for business instead of empty seats. Unfortunately, the unhelpful hostess came over too and was complaining that there were people in line. The manager came over (he does exist!) and the girls hashed it out with him. I expected him to come over with a witty remark about the situation and find some sort of solution. Oh how I was wrong. He then came over to the table and was extremely sarcastic and rude. He kept talking about being fair and trying to put us on a guilt trip. He clearly had not been managing his establishment for the past hour. He started to talk down to us and was being extremely rude. Then the guy we had just met started getting into an intense agruement with the manager and I told my spouse, " finish your beer, we are leaving, this place isn't worth it." As we finished our beers the manager and customer kept argueing although the intensity grew. The manager was even getting in his face. I stood up to leave and heard the manager still continuing and I couldn't help but defend myself. I asked for the owner and to my disbelief he said, "I am the owner." I said, " if you would have managed your business better this situation would have never happened." And that's when he flipped his hand up at me as if to say, 'you don't matter.' I said a few regrettable words similar to 'kick rocks.' And walked out but not before letting those waiting know how management had no part in them getting a table, it was all from patrons asking questions. Those waiting didnt seem to care how they got a table considering they had waited longer than the hostesses' estimated time. After leaving I did some research and the man from the altercation was indeed the owner. I find it hard to look at a beautiful picture of his wife and child and remember such awful behavior.  I have never experienced such poor business ethic and customer service from a restaurant no less from the owner of the restaurant. His management style is definitely lacking. Instead of talking to the man who gave the table to us and taking more of his empty tables for the rest who were waiting, he acted like an immature bully. He could have and should have handled this a lot more eloquently but, chose not to. I guess not all were blessed with a college degree level of education, genuine humility, common sense, and good will. I will never support this business and no one else should either. Do not let people like this strive in this community.
Review Source:Happen to stop by here for lunch spontaneously with a friend and location was off the beaten path in Sugar Land. I use to go to the location in Cinco Ranch and time after time was disappointed with food and service was inconsistent. Giving the Sugar Land location a fair shot we went in with an open mind and was surprised. The wait staff were friendly and cordial. We were seated and menu was same and gave familiar dish another chance. I got the blue cheese burger with Cajun fries. The burger was well cooked and fries were seasoned well. My friend got boneless wings and regular fries. Our empty plates showed this was on a higher level than the Cinco Ranch location. Our waitress was friendly and kept checking up on us. Overall a lot better experience than Cinco Ranch and can give Flying Saucer a run for it money. A lot more TVs for sports fans and daily specials are priced competitively.
Review Source:This place was recently built in our garage across from where I work. I have been a total of about 4 times. But I'm not going to lie i haven't had the best luck here but to be fair I am not going to be negative. I do like there Tuesday $5 burger special! They got some damn good burgers! I have also tried the quesadillas and wings. The place is always clean and the waitress friendly.
Review Source:The newest sports bar in Sugarland with tons of TV's, gread beer selections and food specials running every day of the week. Way better than your living room, and booth get their own TV's.
We went for $5 burger Tuesday. It's any of the burgers on their menu and fries for just Five Bucks! It's the deal 5 guy burgers should have thought of!
Food:
Burger- Gran slam burger was tasty, soft fresh butter toasted buns with a dab of avocado blended well with a thick slice of perfectly cooked beef. Topped with BACON!
Fries- Tasted like Emerald's fries with perfect amount of seasoning.
Tuesdays cant come fast enough.
Edited: Went back multiple times, food is consistent.
So I came back and ummm yeah, I'm not impressed. Â Screens and nice atmosphere will only carry you so far. Â I'm rating a 2 because of the ambience ONLY!
I visited this bar again for nothing more than drinks and to watch a basketball game. I ordered a Grey Goose Le'Orange with a splash of sprite. Â I guess the waitress thought I said Grey Goose with Orange and splash of sprite. Â So I sent it back, Â then out comes a Sprite with a splash of Grey Goose! Â I could literally see the carbonation bubbles floating in my glass. Â I'm not joking either. Â Thought it was just my drink, however, my friends drink (Crown and pineapple) tasted like they opened up a can of Dole Pineapple juice and poured it over ice.
Needless to say we were both HIGHLY disappointed. Â
I probably won't return.
I was here the first Saturday night this bar opened, and it was DEAD. There were maybe 5 other people outside of our group in the bar. However, I was impressed with all the television screens - lots of big screens and also slightly smaller screens.
I returned on Sunday for the $4/lb crawfish special. Since I usually buy crawfish live for about $3.25/lb, I thought the special was an excellent deal, and I was right. The crawfish was delicious, with the perfect spices, served with corn and potatoes. I liked how you don't get gypped on the corn and potatoes. At some restaurants, you'll order 2lbs of crawfish, but get only 1 piece of corn and 1 potato. Here, you'll get about 3-4 potatoes and 2-3 pieces of corn per 2lbs.
The service was good too. I started at the bar, but when my friend arrived, she wanted a booth instead. The bartender said, "I haven't even started your tab yet. Just go pick a booth, and I'll go tell a waitress." I thought this was very nice and accommodating. Each booth has its own television, but you need the manager to change the channel. Do not try to change the channel yourself, as you might end up changing some of the settings (just from experience!). We requested soccer, but unfortunately nothing was available. It seems the soccer channels, like GOL TV or Fox Soccer Channel, are pay-per-view channels for this bar, so keep that in mind.
A long island iced tea (not bad!) and three pounds of crawfish resulted in a $20 bill, not bad! The manager suggested we sign up for the rewards program on the bar's website because we could possibly get the crawfish even cheaper. I would definitely return for the crawfish!
My boyfriend and I went for their crawfish special during Mardi Gras, it was $4.99/lb. We were greeted at the door quickly and sat quickly. It wasn't very busy at the time but after awhile it did pick up. Our waitress was very attentive and the manager came by to check and make sure everything was good. The crawfish was nicely cooked, not too spicy so if you like it hot maybe you could ask for some seasoning on the side. We also ordered a chicken wrap which was simple but rather tasty. The fries were yummy and seasoned nicely as well. I loved the atmosphere of this place, tons of TV's!!! We will definitely be back.
Review Source:service is sloooooooooooooooow.....
came here on a Saturday night AFTER the Texans game, so this place was practically empty. Waited at the front door to be seated but no one noticed us so we decided to seat ourselves at a bar table right in front of the bar.
Having all female wait staff has its advantages with male based customers, but this time since we're 3 girls, NO ONE NOTICED US FOR 15 MINUTES!! I finally had to walk over to the waitresses who were just standing around chit chatting and asked to see the manager.
Once the manager was involved, the ball started rolling... He comps us with a round of drinks, took our food order, and appointed a waitress, which she did come back periodically to check on us.
The wings were relatively large, but the sauce was lacking flavor. The spicy garlic was not spicy enough, and the hot was just 'enn'. I've had better at other wing joints.
I guess what attracts everyone to this place would be the FLAT SCREENS EVERYWHERE... you wont be able to miss a single action play, because there are even screens at each table!
Pro: lots and lots of flat screen TVs
Con: mediocre food and slow service
Went with a party of 8 during sunday night football 2 weeks back. Â Everyone ordered something different and we shared appetizers. Â Out of all the dishes that came out, the only one anybody even enjoyed was the buffalo shrimp appetizers. Â Other than that, the food is not good. Â Everyone at our table did not enjoy their meal.
Other than that, its a sports bar, so tons of TVs, which is a good thing!
Great food Great service!! It was my boyfriend and I's first time to Stadia! We watched the UFC fight here. Stephanie was our waitress! I highly recommend her!! Very attentive very nice! Our food and drinks came out quick. I highly recommend the wings! *DELICIOUS!!* we will definitely return and be regulars here!
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