T. Maxie's Bar & Grill

Terrible service. When I first walked in I was not greeted by anyone. There was a bartender and waitress at the bar. I proceeded to sit down at the bar and was still ignored while the bartender turned around and started to surf the channels on the flat screen. Shortly after there was a younger guy who came from behind the bar and said hi to me, but didn't ask if I had been helped. He then proceeded to pick up a menu, (which I thought was going to be for me) and he started looking through it like he was bored and just needed something to read. Needless to say I left after about waiting another minute or so. It was like they were not trying to serve me on purpose. Also, to make matters worse there was no one else sitting at the bar. It was the most awkward moment I have ever had trying to get something to eat in a restaurant before, and for my work travels I eat out every night. Do not go here!

This could be a really good place, and I would normally give it more stars EXCEPT for their prices on iced tea.  A glass of iced tea is about $2-$2.50 with free refills.  Sounds great, however when you order a pitcher of iced tea, the price jumps to $9.50.  And if you get another pitcher, like I did, it's ANOTHER $9.50.  

I figured that ordering pitchers would make it more convenient for the waitstaff.  I could have ordered 1 glass and kept bugging the server to bring me free refills, but didn't and I paid the price for it.

When I went and complained (after all, for $19 I could get 2 premium alcoholic drinks) they told me that's just what the price is.  I thought this was really excessive.

Hard to believe that our group felt the need to go out for drinks after dinner, but yes, we went slumming, and we found an appropriate dive for our late-night rowdiness.

Maxie's is not the type of bar that I'd suggest actively seeking out as part of your nightly pilgrimage along Wolf Road, but it does the trick if you want to stop in for a night-cap. It's a sports bar that caters to an older, professional crowd, as well as those business travelers staying along "hotel row" on Wolf Road.

The food was your basic pub grub -- nothing special, and thankfully we weren't looking for something to eat.

Not a place that I plan to frequent.