Taco Mac

The wings are good. The selection of beer is awesome - it IS Taco Mac, after all.

However, if all I wanted were good wings and beer, I would stay home. It is easy enough to grab a good six pack or growler and DIY.

What is missing here is attention to detail. Details like french fries which are served cold. Yes, cold.

While I can understand cold fires, and that they can recover from that issue, I was presented today with an issue that will not fly. I sent the celery back, as it looked like something from last Tuesday. When the food was returned with hot fries, the same old lame celery was returned. I was told that "This celery is processed outside our facility, and this is as good as we have".

OK, no problem. Fess up and tell me the facts. I will spend my lunch money wisely.

Next time, Summits Wayside Tavern. I bet they will be happy to see me, and provide a much better product. I will report on them next week. Oh, and the beer list at Summits is way good, too.

The food here is average. Love the beer selection, but they are horribly anti-gun. I hate spending my hard earned money at places that want me disarmed and defenseless.

First off, this sports bar chain restaurant in the sleepy town of Cumming has a very impressive draft beer selection. They had a nitro stout that I liked a lot. If I were to ever return, it would be exclusively to partake in this variety of beers.

The wings were ho-hum. They were a little bit dry, small, and some were malformed. The hot sauce is a joke. If you consider yourself a spice connoisseur of any skill level, just go straight for the death sauce. The death sauce has a nice kick and it is pretty good.

The habanero BBQ sauce is OK.

Also, they nickel-and-dime you for things like celery, bleu cheese, and the privilege of splitting your order into two different sauces. It isn't very expensive but who does that?
I'm surprised that the wet-nap didn't show up on the bill.