I don't understand why everyone is hating on this place. They have great drink specials great looking bartenders, and they cater to service industry people like myself!
This place is even more affordable if you work in the industry. Â There are not many places that cater to the service industry crowds as they do. Â I always see a lot of regulars, and to me that says something. Â If you have that many regulars they are coming back for a reason. Â
This place is huge with plenty of bar games to keep you busy, and I just found out they had washers! Â I really wish they had a foosball table though :[.. Â Oh well, I am happy say I will be relaxing at this joint as often as possible. Â You wouldn't ever know it, but the live music is really good! Â Live music Wed-Sat!!!!
This is for the new location that opened up on Anderson Mill Road and 183 feeder road. YUK! The food sucked. We started out with chix wings. Those were good. But the food went WAY downhill from there. I ordered the soup of the day, broccoli cheese. It tasted burnt. Then I ordered the chix skewers from the starters menu. The chix was almost RAW!!! Not cooked enough. I sent them back. It took 25 minutes to get another plate. so I noshed on the soup. YUK! Burnt!! How do you burn soup? So needless to say I WILL NOT eat at the new Third Base on Anderson Mill. I hate when the manager gives you a gift card like that makes everything ok. I don't want your stupid gift card. You dorked on my first visit, that means I am done. I'll have drinks but NO FOOD! Yuk, I am about to puke.
Review Source:Worst service I think I've ever had. Ever. I thought it just might be me being impatient or irrational, but felt reassured when I started exploring the multiple reviews that all sounded too familiar. They attempted to give me a bunch of coupons in which I told them they could keep because I'd never come back and told them they can use them to pay for my meal I hadn't ever received. I finally walked out and went to get food elsewhere.
Review Source:Been here multiple times, same thing every time - Piss Poor service with mediocre grub. Waiting for drinks each time 10-15 min is not a pleasurable experience. Gets 2 stars for having a nice outdoor area abd is dog friendly, which is key for my wife. Will only be back if people we are meeting there want to meet there.
Review Source:STAY AWAY!!! Health violation!!!! Â This place is sooo overrated. We were seated rather quickly given they weren't that busy. Â They still had happy hour so we decided to order some items from that menu. Â Should not have done that. Â Everything was fried and cold just waiting for some sucker to order the last round of happy hour items before it ended, there was still 30 minutes or so. Â I went ahead an ordered an entree, and while I waited the waiters were in the back where the food comes out I noticed one of the waiters talking to another waiter about a particular dish that just came out, and the waitress put her hand in the fries and took the burger apart to check the temp of the meat and put it all back and served it to the gentlemen sitting at the bar. Â Poor man. Â DISGUSTING!!! I walked out and did not even wait for my food. Â There should not be anyone other than maybe the cook touching the food for customers. Â The waitress had been touching money, the dirtiest thing in an establishment. Â Would not recommend this place.
Review Source:What can I say about that 3rd Base that hasn't already been said about Afghanistan? It looks bombed out and depleted.-Dave Chappelle
The reviews say it all people, the owner obviously isn't a patron on Yelp to see all the shitty reviews about this place and should be embarrassed for his business. I have had the unfortunate opportunity to go to 3rd Base probably around 6-8 times since it opened in Southpark Ghettos and I can say with complete honesty that I have NEVER EVER had both good service and food at this establishment. Whenever the food is semi decent the services sucks ass and visa versa. Drinks are expensive and very slow to come out.
I must be a masochist because we went yesterday for Happy Hour (one of the only places in Southpark Ghettos that is dog friendly). Our server was actually very nice but in true 3rd Base fashion the food was horrible! Our queso tasted worse than the shitty nachos with the canned cheese you buy during elementary school snack shack. The mini sliders had no seasoning at all and the drinks were not strong. The only reason this place stays in business is because all the loudmouths that drink there during sporting event's...ugh NEVER NEVER NEVER AGAIN 3RD BASE! I'd rather stick shards of glass up my ass and sit in a bathub full of Tabascco sauce then give these people another red cent....thankfully you'll be out of buisness soon enough.
The food was fine but service was horrible! The staff was friendly but we didn't see our waitress for 15 minutes, we asked to order, she said she'd be right back and it took another 15 minutes. After our original waitress told us there would be a waitress change, we had to wait almost 20 more minutes before our new waitress came by. I hope this was an uncharacteristic experience, but I will not be back to find out.
Review Source:Just not very good at all. The food was way below average and the margarita just as bad. Thankfully the draft beer tasked OK! Seriously, don't waste your time here because you'll only be disappointed.
For an appetizer we had the green bean and asparagus tempura. If you are brave enough to order this tell them you only want green beans. Hard to believe that they left the inedible end of the stalk on the asparagus but that's exactly what happened. Horrible.
For the main dish we had carnitas and ahi tacos. Both were just ok and you can far better tacos at plenty of places around Austin.
Now for the only reason to give this place two stars instead of one - dessert. We had funnel cake 'fries' and they were actually pretty darn good. The waitress was also pleasant and I really have no complaints about the service.
We will definitely not be back nor will we recommend this anyone.
This place was pretty terrible. I'm no stranger to divey sports bars, but this place was just the worst.
The food was awful - I had a limp burger with shoestring french fries - and the waitress literally could not be bothered. By the time we flagged her down repeatedly, she acted hella put out to have to come by and take our order.
In addition to being in a strip mall, the clientele was about as trashy as it gets. Toward the end of the night, one guy punched some other dude in the stomach, and even though the guy was crouched down on the floor crying, neither management nor anyone else made any effort to break it up or kick either one of them out. Classy.
Can easily be a 4 star place if they just hired a host! Â Never fails when I walk in and there's no one to greet you...kind of like everyone for themselves. When you do get service, it's been average, nothing spectacular or anything. I understand it may look cool to not write an order down, but when you miss out on specifics, it ruins the whole point of "what can I get you guys tonight". Anyway - add a host for a greet and direction or put a manager on the floor, or just drop the food/kitchen and everyone go straight to the bar and order drinks only, stand/sit anywhere you want.
Review Source:Look, I gave this place a couple of opportunities, both times the staff was completely bothered by someone needing a drink/asking what TV the Broncos game is on. Â I walked up to a relatively empty bar and asked for the Broncos game to be moved to a Bar TV. Â They said I could sit in the corner and watch it on that TV because that was what TV they assigned it to, or of course sit at the bar and turn around and watch the game with the eyes in the back of my head. Â I was one of 10 people at a 30 person bar, none of which were watching the Jags/Dolphins game (I asked), and for good reason. Â Seems the girls there would rather gossip and play on their phones than have to pay attention to paying customers. Â Never tried the food as the service ran me off before I got to order, very disappointed. Â Had high hopes there would be a close place to catch Broncos games, if there is I have yet to find it.
Would only go here if I really had to pee and this was the only restroom open in Southpark Meadows.
I didn't expect a whole lot of customer service with my small group on College Football Saturday afternoon, but I was pleasantly surprised. They did a pretty good job at getting our orders right and in a hurry. Being an out-of-state football fan (GO DUCKS!), I will definitely come back for more good food, cold beer, and out-of-market football.
Review Source:Crazy. Ordered takeout here. Not only was the order wrong, but the food was pretty wretched.
Sweet potato fries looked like they had been refried maybe three times and tasted of char and grease.
Similarly, chicken tenders were hopelessly bland and overcooked.
This may be the place to go for drinks, but I'm steering clear of the food.
I like third base. I come here often during happy hour which lasts until 8pm. Happy hour appetizers and beers. I've never tried any special drinks here, always get beer. It's a good place to just hang out with friends when you have nothing else to do and don't wanna be harassed by waiters trying to kick you out.
Review Source:Every time I've been here it is with a group and I'm always impressed with the staff. They handle tables changes, people coming and going, TV requests, etc. all with grace. If you are looking to gather a few buddies and watch an event, Third Base seems pretty solid. I prefer to sit on the patio.
For the most part I have only had drinks here and selection is decent and varied (they even have their own beer). Â Last time I went I noticed they had some 'fancy' margaritas and enjoyed the ones I tried (blood orange and a cucumber one). Mind you, they aren't the best drinks in Austin, but for the venue and the price, I think it's fine.
Plenty of menu options. The only items I can remember eating are the CHICKEN DIABLOS Â (chicken and chiles wrapped in bacon) and CHICKEN KABOBS Â (skewers with chicken, zucchini, squash, peppers, onions) and both were good. The sweet chile sauce (served with both) Â is good stuff and the kabobs are a ton of food for $8. (I have since gotten the kabobs to-go for lunch and had two servings.)
I agree with Erik W., there is something corporate-y about Third Base...but it's nice enough. Â Tip: If you are gonna go watch the game, and
1) just want drinks (and enjoy  beer in particular) and a more local vibe: hit up Woodrow's nearby;
2) if  you want food, head to Third Base.
"Hey guys, mumble mumble mumble mumble mumble mumble... can't take your order... Â mumble mumble mumble no idea who is taking care of you" ::runs away::
Ermmm...
After two beers each... "Can I have your card?" says the waitress to future hubby while I'm outside talking to g-ma on the phone. We're seated at a table, two full beers on the table. He hands over the card and I see a quizzical look on his face when I get back.
"I'm jealous of your wife" she says to him while I'm in the bathroom.
Errrrr.... what? Lady? Really? Save your comments for yourself.
Terrible service. This includes taking our salt shaker to replenish when it's, oh, 7:00 on a Monday night and you're open till 2am.
As we're walking out and our waitress is hugging and sitting on the lap of some guy on the other side "thanks, guys! see you later!"
Whatever. This place pretty much deserves zero stars for shitty food, boring HH and crazy waitresses.
I love it here!! This is my go to spot for Sunday Football!
The wings are the best I have had in Austin! I like the sweet chile and the medium flavors. They are small but they are crispy and they put just the right amount of sauce on them. I dream about these spicy little puppies! Otherwise the food is pretty standard for a sports bar. If it's not fried, it's probably not worth ordering. The burgers are pretty good, not the best but pretty decent. Don't waste your money paying extra for the sweet potato fries, theyre not worth it at all. Stick to wings, regular fries, and pretty much anything else generic and fried and you're good to go! Not to mention the jolly giant who brings your food to you. I don't know what it is about him, but the way he slightly struggles to walk to your table and then makes some funny comment as he hands you deep fried pieces of spicy heaven just makes my day every time!
Also, they have $3 22oz Miller lite drafts on sundays all day which is pretty awesome. They don't have the best selection of beer but they do have a few oddball drafts that keep my hop loving boyfriend happy! They have a pretty extensive liquor selection so its hard to be unhappy.
The best part about this place (besides the wings) is that they have a BAJILLION giant sized plasma tvs! They play every single football game on multiple tvs all around the restaurant so you're going to be able to watch whatever game you like no matter where you are. You can't compete with that. You can even watch outside and bring your pooch along!
This is really the best sports bar to go to if you like wings and big tvs!
Happy hr is pretty good. Our server was great. Drinks were nice and cold. My bf ordered a veggie burger for us to share. I didn't really look at the description b/c I was too busy checking in on yelp...
Well, their veggie burgers are those bean ones (freaked me out a little). Don't get me wrong... I'm a beaner but until tonight I only knew BOCA burgers. I'm not used to these mushy-style patties but I'm glad I tried it so I don't order another one again. A-OK for your typical sports bar.
I don't like this place.
At all.
The service is below sub par. Â I think that you have to check yes on the "are you a total asshat or douche bag" on the application before they will hire you.
The food is typical bar food - that means it's all frozen crap that they either fry or microwave - and it's gross.
The selection of draft beers is minimal. Â (boo!)
Look, it's a sports bar... this means most of these people are here to watch sports and usually don't care what goes in their mouths by way of food or drink. Â *Sorry if that offends, but let's be real - most of these people think Bud Light really is a good beer. Â
Do yourself a favor, go down the road a little bit to Red Shed and have much better service, a better time and a MUCH better beer selection.
Came on a friday night with some friends
VENUE: Some areas of the bar still seem like they're under construction? Overall nice layout. Big bar located in the middle of the place with TVs every where -even in the restrooms. (HOORAH for sports fans like me that don't like to have to get up to tinkle for fear of missing something good).
FOOD/DRINK: Didn't eat anything and all i had was a shiner - standard.
SERVICE: Bartenders were generally very friendly and accommodating to my drunk friends' demands. :)
Crowd is sort of eclectic - seemed like an older late 20's-30's crowd but maybe that's because all the people in my age group were on 6th that night. lol. Good place if you just want to chill.
Third Base... you have redeemed yourself.
Did you read my last review and fire the bartender that wouldn't change the tv for me? because the past few times I've been here, she has been AWOL. Which is a good thing.
Anyways, so I was here yesterday to watch the playoff games, and it was a great experience. The bartender was super nice and attentive, my drink was never empty, plus I had some delicious wings! Later, I had some delicious guacamole!
That, with the $2 white trash beer special going on all day, made me a very, very happy camper. Third Base, I will see you again soon.
I used to hate Third Base. Â I'm serious. Â I couldn't wait to tell folks the story of how bad the service was at the Third Base downtown the first and only time I had ever been to it.
It was that bad. Â No, maybe even worse.
But, this is about the South Austin location. Â It started out being pretty bad service-wise. Â But, as time has gone on, they've weeded out almost all of the really bad bartenders and there's only one slacker left. Â I can't say much about the servers, because I've only sat at the tables once, and that was alright, but I only sat there because the bar was full. Â From what I hear, it can be a roll of the dice, but it's more good than bad.
But, the management here has improved a lot. Â They're on top of the TV's too. Â There's nothing (besides crappy service) I hate more about a sports bar then when they don''t know wtf they have on their TV's. Â This place knows what they are doing.
Food-wise, well, it's not shabby. Â What you'd expect from it, I guess and does the trick. Â I wouldn't drive across town to get [enter menu item here]. Â But, if you want to hang with some decent folks, watch some sports (usually with the sound on, imagine that!), and have a few tall cold ones for a good price, you can't go wrong at Third Base in South Austin.
2 stars food; 1 star service
While I like watching a few different sports I don't rarely go to sports bars because it's usually a drag. Â Average or less food, service and douchey clientele.
Third Base is no different.
A group of seven of us went there because two of the group wanted to see the Jets while the rest of us were there to see the Texans. Â Sports bars are great for this one reason: multiple TVs and they pay for the channels to get all the games. Â I could have watched the Texans at home or at a buddy's.
Our waitress sucked. Â My chair had a better memory than her. Â I think the root of it is not a lack of but rather an absence of training. Â They are more like delivery people who drop off items while not knowing (or caring)anything about the table and its needs. Â I kept seeing one of the managers bussing tables behind the servers; notably our waitress. Â Basic and common sense skills would be so appreciated.
Our food was average and the only reason to come here is to see a game that you can't see easily somewhere else or you have a large group. Â Don't come here hungry or in a hurry with expectations of decent service.
I am so glad we caught the auto-grat...it was way more than she deserved but I would have hated knowing we had added to it. Â I am sure this is why crappy servers stay here is that despite them sucking they still clean up in tips.
Yuck. Â
This place would be a great place to watch a game if it wasn't for the following:
1. Â The food is way over salted, even for a sports bar. Â The beer is cold, but overpriced IF you can even get one. Â The bartenders aren't very friendly and can't keep up with the crowd during games. Â Even when they are slow, they look like they couldn't give a damn.
2. Â The managers or owners have no clue how to properly staff a sports bar like this, especially during big events. Â They should have had at least twice the wait staff that they had. Â Hell, they only make around $2 per hour so it shouldn't be a problem to put as many as possible on during events such as the Big XII Championship game. Â The poor girls who were working that night just simply couldn't keep up, which is a shame because our bill would have been much higher if we just could have tracked down a waitress to order more food or drinks.
Honestly, there are much better options in the Round Rock area now and it wouldn't surprise me if Third Base starts to falter. Â They are essentially fat and lazy as an organization and it shows.
We have been here a couple of times now. The great attraction to me is the location to the house and the outdoor seating under the giant oak trees. It's so nice right now to sit out there with a breeze and have a drink and some bar style food. I wonder how that shade holds up in the summer? View isn't great. Â with the abandoned Circuit City and Ross Dress For Less in front of your face, but as I said it's close-by and a good distraction before taking in a movie.
As far as food goes. Yeah it's bar style but definitely beats Waterloo which is also in the area. The Philly Cheesesteak Rolls are pretty good. The sliders have pretty big patties for sliders. Two would probably be enough next time.
Service has been A+ during both visits. Bartender was friendly and outgoing and liked to chat.
Trivia was being played on Tuesday night. I wondered if that was Catherine T's group. I am glad I didn't go over there and try it out. The trivia questions over reality shows were going over my head. But I was doing pretty well with the abbreviations round.
Another review said it's very anti-Austin. Definitely true. But if you live close and can get beyond that, you'll probably have fun. Especially if you're a sports fan.
Eek, someone is drinking hatorade. Â I personally didn't think this bar was all that bad. Â I've been to all of the Third Base locations and can't say that I really dig them, they all seem like carbon copies of themselves. Â Little too cold and corporate for my likes - I'll stick with Little Woodrows for my sports. Â
However, we went here as a group yesterday following the big Crossfit Sectionals competition (no, I wasn't participating, but my main squeeze was - and she rocked it). Â
The bar is setup in kind of an awkward manner, but there were lots of big screen tvs and an outdoor eating area. Â The outdoor area was nice enough, except that you could here the screams of children playing on the jungle gym behind the bar - that was a little discomforting. Â
Like all the Third Base's the food isn't all that amazing by any stretch. Â It's decent bar fare. Â We ordered queso with beans and guac in it; it was tasty, but a bit on the soupy side. Â
The beer selection here isn't amazing by a long shot, but not horrendous. Â We got a pitcher of the "Third Base Amber". Â Tasty and $15 for a pitcher, which isn't bad. Â
This location is completely out of the way for me, so I probably won't be stopping in too frequently, but it's a decent option for the area of town.
Friend wanted to try this bar out, figured I would give it a shot, was most definitely disappointed.
The waitress was friendly enough, but the moment I sat down I felt like I was in the bar of my local red robin burgershop. There was a mediocre selection of beer, with unimpressive pricing. Even for a sports bar I will admit it had quite a few televisions, but even that couldn't possibly make up for the terrible music they had playing over the loud speakers.
That combined with the bar featuring far to many dudes, with very few women to be seen (other than the bartenders) lead me and my friend to chug our drinks down and leave to go to the Little Woodrow's in the same shopping center (not exactly an amazing bar itself, but most definitely appealing after sitting in Third Base for 10 minutes.)
This bar was awkward. You walk in and it feels nothing like a bar but a restaurant that happens to have a bar in it. Its a big bar and has plenty of drinks but it just didnt have a feeling that made you feel okay drinking in.
The staff was nice but in a "I have to be nice kind of way and I want a good tip." The girl used the usual "hey babe" or "what can I get ya hun" type of thing that when you listen to it you can tell she is being forced to be nice and that the nicest thing she can say.
Overall I wont be coming back to this bar. Its sad because I wanted to like this bar but it just didnt cut it.
Went here the other night to help celebrate a friend's birthday - - he's at the ripe young age of 22...yowsers. Â Even though it was a work night for me, I made the trip to Third Base down south to help Manders celebrate his big night w/ a little help from Ethyl.
This review is primarily for the atmosphere, drinks, and service since we did not order any food. Â The ambiance was similar to other Third Base's that I am familiar with (Mopac & West 6th), so no surprises here. Â Plenty of TV's for your viewing pleasure, everything imaginable is on. Â
Customer service was good but not great. Â In the beginning it was busier, so we saw less of her, the drink orders were on the slow-side of things, but I would say that's typical when the place is crowded. Â She forgot a couple of our orders in the beginning but didn't repeat her mistakes so it was all good.
The downer here was the bartenders skimping on the liquor for specialty shots. Â The waitress said all shots are $6 (wow - that's the going rate nowadays?). Â I thought that was a bit pricey, however, it has been a while since I've bought shots so maybe I'm missing something. Â I ordered a few Cuervo shots which were great, the pour was plentiful. Â But when I asked for a specialty shot (aka my all time fave is the "wet p*ssy" which = baileys + chambord + creme jiggered w/ ice). Â The shots were really weak, frothy, and lacking liqueur. Â I paid the $6 per even though I thought they were worth half that. Â Maybe I'm just extra critical since it's the bartender in me. Â
I didn't complain since I don't think it's kosher to drink your shot only to then say how it sucked and that it's not worth the money. Â The waitress asked how it was, I gave her my 2 cents and that was enough. Â Final bill: Â $60 (2 mugs of beers + 7 shots + gratuity).
I'll only go back if 22yr old Manders wants to meet there again, and this time I'll stick w/ the straight shots and just avoid the specialty ones, or perhaps I'll just have to micromanage the bartender's pour.
DISCLOSURE: Â In my professional life, my employer provides services to the Third Base bars. Â They do not know I'm writing this review, and it is not in any way affected by my professional relationship. Â This review does not reflect the opinion of my employer in any way.
Third Base is an upscale sports bar. Â This is a very not-Austin thing, and generally, would garner negative reviews from me. Â However, I found myself having a good time.
The beer is a bit pricey, though the happy hour specials are palatable, and the food (I had the tuna steak) was actually fairly tasty. Â I liked the huge amount of TVs - they had Fuel on, so I could watch surfing and skating while I chomped - and they have a large outdoor area for us smokers, set up in a pleasing multi-level patio.
I don't think it's the coolest place in town, but I'm not a huge sports nut (at least, they don't show footie there, which is fine, we have Cuatro's for that). Â I think the sports crowd, especially the upscale sports crowd, will find a pleasing new home at Third Base.
This place -almost- got a 1 star from me.....
The main thing that saved it from being terrible was the great interior and amount of TV's in the place and the variety on the menu, but that's it.
Our first impression of the place was "May have found our Austin Sports Bar!" Unfortunately after 5 minutes of being in the place our hopes were dashed.
FIrst the waitress looked annoyed she had to serve us even though we were her only table, she was rude and completely disinterested, she sparked up for about a minute and then I realized it was because here manager was nearby, so two thumbs down as far as waitstaff goes.
The menu had a good variety, but it was kinda confusing for me, when I go to a sports bar, I think....wings, mini corn-dogs, etc. etc. you know...very unhealthy but delicious food! Â This menu was more along the lines of Kerby Lane, which isn't a bad thing, just not what I personally prefer @ my sports bars and to be fair, the items on the menu did sound quite good even if it wasn't what I was expecting.
We ordered our food, we got an queso dip appetizer and a chicken sandwhich with pesto [I forget the exact name of it and their website isn't working properly atm].
The queso arrived at the sametime our Entrees did, which in my book is a big no no, especially when we ordered the appetizer a few minutes before ordering our Entree, there is just not valid excuse as to why a queso appetizer should take 10 minutes to get out to the table @ 3 in the afternoon.
The chicken in our chicken sandwiches was overcooked, overcooked to the point where there was no taste to it. Â It was seriously the most bland tasting chicken I have ever had, the only good thing i have to say about the sandwich is that the pesto was quite good and if the chicken wasn't such a disaster it would have actually been a great sandwich.
Thankfully the french fries were very good so between that and the queso [we ate the whole thing which is pretty rare] I was full, but I left annoyed and kinda p%&$#d off at the whole experience.
This is a place that I'll check out again in a few months, after they've weeded out their terrible waitstaff and cooks as the place seems very promising.
So even though the inside is great and the bar is littered with LCD tv's, the overall experience still left a bad taste in my mouth.
Sorry to put you on blast, Brenden. You can keep your coupons for free food in an attempt to buying your customers.
From the Owner of Third Base (Slaughter)
"I would very much be honored if you would consider giving us another try. Â I know you're saying you're not much of a sports bar person, but if you took the time to post a review, I'd hope at least if we were able to recover you as a guest we would be sincerely appreciated if you would post a follow up review.
To that end if you would email me your mailing address I will make sure that you receive a coupon for a complimentary meal on your next visit in"
I stopped into Third Base South this past Saturday to watch my Horns have a shockingly competitive battle with Wyoming. Â We got there about 2 hours before kickoffs and were greeted with lots of smiles, tables and even more TVs. Â There were flat screens EVERYWHERE. Â One thing that I was surprised to see was that half of the tables were already reserved and that within a half hour of us getting there, the place was pretty full from a seating standpoint. Â In other words, if you want to sit down, get there early!
The prices were pretty typical for a sports bar. Â Not great deals, but I could live with it. Â The food was also pretty typical for a sports bar where it was edible, but I'd never just stop in for lunch without drinks and a game.
Overall, it was pretty impressive as compared to other stuff in the Southpark Meadows area. Â I liked it much more than Little Woodrows, and the TV situation is a big improvement on any of it's local competition.
The first day of fantasy football was bumping at Third Base. It was packed with excited fans carrying their laptops and favorite sports gear. The TVs are big, glorious and everywhere. But Sunday the food sucks. Not just one random item, but multiple items sucked.
The total bill after 3 hours of watching football was also a big disappointing number we weren't expecting. I can handle pricey beer and drinks - but there is no excuse for awful food. Chips and queso people. Not a hard thing to create. It was lukewarm and tasted cheaply made. We sucked it up, maybe it was a bad batch and kept on ordering food. The mini corndogs were the only saving grace. Granted, there isn't much to them. But the big food fail of the day was the salad. I ordered the spinach goat cheese salad with cranberries, pecans and grilled chicken. It was gross. The house vinaigrette was horrible. It left the salad with a terrible twang. I don't know if it just coated everything, but the pecans tasted funky. Not wanting a remake or more food, I continued to drink my lunch.
The service was alright, our girl kept refilling our beers and grabbed our orders timely, as it was not her fault the food sucked. It's really too bad our experience was mediocre. There are a ton of Sundays left in football season. Too bad this place won't be getting our money anytime soon.
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