Cons: food not very good, steak a terrible cut, one person in my party chocked theirs down, the other sent their steak back. The cut was comparable to a $3.00 skirt steak.
Service very slow. Slow to greet the table upon arriving. Slow to bring beverages/deserts/checking in. Â This after waiting almost an hour for a table.
Pros: burger and nachos ok. Fun environment. Good service at bar. Big mug beers.
Management was responsive to complaints.
Not sure if I would ever go back. Girls in short shorts do not make up for bad table side service.
I love country music. And if you don't, then this isn't the place for you; obviously. I haven't been as of late, but I hear they now have a mechanical bull, or maybe that's only occasionally brought in. But still, it would be one of the only places I know that would have one around here. I love this bar, and I'm not just pulling that from his song. It's pretty big, so there is plenty of space to walk around and dance up by the stage up front, and the bar is huge! Yet that doesn't stop it from being packed. Your drinks come in mason jars, they have a good selection of beers on tap, and the bartenders wear their country best. Come early and you'll be able to find a place to sit, otherwise plan on standing with the rest of us.
Review Source:We went to Toby Keith's this past weekend and was extremely disappointed. Â First thing I will say the fried pickles were delish! Â That is the only positive to it. Â We ordered nachos and specified no guacamole (I am allergic and stated so). Â Came out with guac. Â Sent them back and asked that they do not just take it off, as I cannot have it anywhere near my food. Â Nachos came back out about 10 minutes later ice cold. Â As I took a chip, I noticed there was still a blob of guacamole right by the sour cream. Â Sent them back and cancelled our meals. Â Manager never came over. Â Charged us for the bills - minus the nachos. Â The waitress was very nice, felt bad, and said this happens ALL OF THE TIME with people with allergies. Â That is unacceptable. Â Not liking something is one thing, but being allergic is another. Â Horrible, horrible establishment.
Review Source:Appalling customer service.
The management and staff is incredibly rude. Â I am really disappointed in how they treat people, especially those who are customers. Â If I were Robert Kraft I would look into how this establishment is representing Patriot Place. Â I have never felt entitled to anything, except a little bit of respect.
I do not recommend Toby Keith's unless you are looking to get treated like trash.
This is a fun place to go especially with drinking friends. Before a game it is fun and good for appetizers. The main course chicken sandwich I had was not very good but the basic bar appetizers they had were decent, the spinach dip was what we had. people go here for the fun environment and you need to cowboy up to handle the drinks (they are strong!)
I heard this was rated one of the best owned celebrity restaurants. Generally the celebrity restaurants are not good in my experience but this me was given an "a-okay" due to the fun decor and effort. A tip- do not miss out on the triple chocolate cake.
This place completley sucks! I went there with a buddy for beers and lunch on a sunday afternoon. We sat at the bat and waited for a bartender for 15 minutes! there was only a handfull of people there. I don't they clean a dam thing! my feet were sticking to the floor when I went to the bathroom! This place is gross and it sucks!
Review Source:The only reason they get 3 is for atmosphere and NOT good. I have been several times and when we go for the band or bull riding its a blast. But, when we go for food it's HORRIBLE.
We went last night for a friends birthday, there were 6 of us and no reservation so we expected to wait. Our 45 minutes wait turned into an hour and 30 minutes. When we finally sat down we waited over 30 minutes for nachos with we're ok and another 30 for food. The boneless fried chicken was aka salty ( and I usually add extra salt to things) and the potatoes looked and tasted like they has been sitting under a hot lamp for a while. My husbands medium burger was a hockey puck. However when we sent it back he got another one and they didn't charge us.
Now for the good stuff, every other time I've gone not for good we've had an awesome time. Giant mason jars of beer are always a win.
Take my advice, go for the bonds and beer and not the food.
I read several reviews before I went. Â They seemed petty to me so i Opted to go.
Can't stress to you how true they are. Â I mean that is the most sincere way I can. Â The bar is cool. Â The beer in mason jars are cool. Â That is where it ends.
The service I had was horrible.  The waitress simply seemed like she wanted to be someplace else.   The food has these crazy odd favors and ill eat pretty anything so that says something  You get the chicken nachos and there is this strange "sauce" all over.  We ordered turkey wraps (one never came) and they tasted odd.  Almost as if they took good turkey and created a bad flavored mayo to put all over it.  Hard to explain but other people here have captured it better. Â
This is far and away the worse restaurant I have been to in my entire life. Â Hands down. Â No contest. Â Â I believe it is because it has the location and the potential, but you leave feeling as though they could not have tried harder to be worse.
I wasn't expecting much based on prior reviews, and I wasn't disappointed. Â Prior reviews were spot on.
Met the wife & kids for dinner tonight. Â This was one of the few "family" restaurants at Patriot Place and we'd never been, so decided to try it.
Kids got the kiddie cheeseburger and kiddie chicken finger meals. Â Real good price at $3.99 each. Â Wife got the turkey rollup which came with fries, but she opted for steamed veggies at $1.00 upcharge.
I went with the Diablo chicken sandwich. Â Was appealing in that I enjoy spicy foods. Â Well this thing was the SALTIEST sandwich I ever ate. Â So bad that I went to the fries and pickle for something less salty. Â For a sandwich that had so much promise, it was a major disappointment. Â And it was nothing special given the $10.99 pricetag. Â Add almost $3 for a soda (which she never offered to refill).
Decor was meh, and it was quite loud, even without the live music going on. Â And although the waitresses were dressed in short shorts and tight tops, they were meh as well. Â Save the trip to Foxboro and head south to Hooters in Warwick for decent food and skimply-clad waitresses.
very mixed experience... First off its a very fun atmosphere... Huge place, Pretty girls in daisy dukes big tvs and toby keith stuff on the walls... Went on a Tuesday afternoon place was dead. Â We ordered fried pickles as a app. Â They were good but spicy. The menu nor the waitress mentioned this.. I am extremely sensitive to spicy food after a bone marrow transplant. Â So this was a bit upsetting as I couldn't eat more then half a pickle... Â
  For our meals my son got a mini corn dog kids meal for 3.99 that was a barging big portion and came with a drink.. He was happy.  My wife ordered the pulled pork sandwich... Large portion nice grilled bun.. However this was not real bbq... Defiantly not out of a smoker.. But not bad for oven baked bbq.. I had a bull rider steak sandwich again nice bun, however they asked how I wanted my steak cooked I asked for mid rare got well done... It also had no sauce what so ever just slices of steak cheese and lettuce and tomato on the side.... Fries were battered...
 The waitress was very good.... Now the place was dead but sometimes that's when you get he worst service.. Not hear she did a great job... Normally this would be a two star review.  However the give a free beer and burger to all active military.. So they get a star for that!
I was very disappointed because I was looking forward to this experience. Â I heard so may great things about this place. Â I guess if your 22 and out with your friends for a few drinks it would be fine. Â I thought it was a family restaurant. Â If family you mean practically naked barely legal girls working there (if you knew your daughter got a job there you be horrified). Â The girls at a strip club wear more when serving drinks.
At least when you go to a strip club you are expecting this, I was not expecting this here. Â I was horrified and did not even want to eat there. Â We left and I will never go back. Â Shame on you Toby Keith claiming a family oriented restaurant and not to mention not attending the CMA awards because you feel it is no longer authentic country. Put your money where your mouth is and call you restaurant what it is.
Not authentic either!!!!
Not a very welcoming environment. As soon as you open a tab your card is pre authorized for the first 2 drinks because the assumption is you and your friend intend to drink your beers and sprint to the exit? Why wouldn't all bars do this? Â
Grilled chicken nachos came out fast. Chicken tasted like it had been sitting and warned up. Slimy texture.
Bartender takes away nachos: "you guys done" Â Not "How was everything. "
Obese customers everywhere. Thin waitstaff which is refreshing.
The bar is nice. I say this from the view that it is an excellent setup for serving drinks both on the tending side, and the drinking side. The bar is huge, well set up with TV's from all angles - and the server's stations are strategically placed.
Ever watch bar-rescue? It's like the host's wildest dreams come true.
However, honestly Toby Keith's isn't the bar for me. I like to be able to carry on a conversation with whomever I'm with, and this isn't the place to talk to people. Also, when I'm single I don't want to go to a place like this, because again I can't speak and I can't listen. Live music and entertainment are a bonus, and yeah the bar does it well, but it's not for me. The food is lousy. The drinks are expensive. However, it's popular.
But, it's popular with young people who are still developing their tastes, and learning that high school sociability has no place in later collegiate life, and the real-world. Basically if you'd like a frat-party in an Applebees, that you have to pay too much for, with small-time country artists playing overly-loud, you have come to the perfect place. I'm not being sarcastic, I know this is what some people want!
Enjoy.
Well the comedic factor of the lack of clothing on the girls during a blizzard provided my group with a laugh.  The portions for our lunch time outing were enormous allowing most of us to take home leftovers but beware of those take out boxes because  2 of them split right down the middle before ever making it to the home fridge.  The food wasn't amazing or terrible just average.
Review Source:Pretty much a glorified Applebee's  with girls in skimpy clothing. The food is mediocre, and the drinks are a little pricey. The ambiance is fine and the music is good (if you're a country fan).
Overall, it's alright, but there are plenty of other options at Patriot place that may be better for a bite to eat.
This is my 1st bad review. Â I arrive on Sunday exactly at noon when they opened. We waited for the doors to open. Â There was a problem with the lock. Â
We were the 3rd party to be seated. Â We ordered sandwiches. Â After a while we noticed the place was packed and everyone had their food but us. Â Exactly an hour later at 1pm our food arrived. Â
One person in our party of 3 was a diabetic and took their insulin shortly after we ordered. Â I wish the waitress would have told us there was going to be a delay and why. Â I am guessing she completely forgot to place the order. Â
The food was ok. Â I looked around for a manager but didn't see anyone other than waitresses. Â The restroom could have been better stocked with paper and seat liners.
I also went to the bar to get change to pay the check since our waitress wasn't easy to find. Â I gave the bartender 2 20's and she gave me back 41 dollars. Â I returned the extra dollar.
I love this bar ... and grill! The place is HUGE, but it needs to be considering it was loaded with football fans before the Ravens-Patriots AFC Championship game.
Had an hour wait, but it was well worth it. The pulled pork was delicious. The fries were good, and the wings have a nice kick to them.
Tons of TVs to keep you occupied while you wait.
Even though the bar was packed, I still had no problem getting a drink from one of the bartenders. I didn't care for the 32 oz. mason jars they use to serve their large drafts, but at least they weren't more than $8. I found mixed drinks to be cheaper.
Four of us split 2 appetizers and each got a sandwich and a round of drinks. Bill came to $90.
A $5 cover just for dinner? Sign me up!
"There's a 2 hour wait for food. You're better off eating someone else." - Bouncer
"Welcome to Toby Keith's. No, there isn't a wait to eat." - Hostess
That's good for business!
You'll be bumped every 20 seconds (literally - and all night) by drunk men or run over by a line of women plowing by without excusing themselves.
Being here was more a challenge of patience and ability than a good time.
It makes sense this is a country bar because it seems like most people here were born in a barn.
One bro gently bumped a bro passing by and flipped out. Tried to fight him. If I fought every person who bumped me that night I would've been in 4,892 fights.
Beers were cheap and good. Our server was friendly and efficient.
We threw our coats on a bar chair behind us. A group came over to the bar, ordered shots, toasted over our jackets, spilled on them, then left.
I guess what I'm trying to convey is this is just an upscale townie bar. Don't expect manners whatsoever. It's just the demographic.
FREEDOM FRIES.
Two words: Freedom Fries.  Really?  I walked in there with a friend beause he insisted that the beer was alone worth going for.  And he drove, so I had to humour him.  I hate country music, so already I was going in with a  negative attitude.  But when I saw freedom fries-that's when I started b*tc&ing.  I tend to think that with what little they wear, the girls could make more money stripping (poor things).  Having said all that, the beers were big, so more than likely I will go back for them.  I'll just have to remind myself that those poor girls CHOOSE to wear next to nothing and serve freedom fries.  And maybe they LIKE country music, you never know.  I guess I can't save the world as much as I try.
Review Source:Definitely don't go here for the food.
My daughter ordered a Ribeye Steak, medium rare. I ordered a Delmonico Steak medium rare, my mother ordered a hamburger, medium.
What did we get?
My daughter's steak covered all bases. One end was bloody rare, parts of it were medium, and the other end was well done.
My steak was medium on one end for the first two bites, then it was well done to shoe leather. It was a pretty thin piece of meat also.
My mother's "medium" hamburger was a well done hockey puck.
This isn't "typical bar food" as others say. Typically, bars usually don't have food this crappy.
It wasn't busy on the Wednesday night we went and the waitresses were nice enough. Â I must be getting old because all I could think of was "Aren't those girls cold in those skimpy outfits?"
It's like a Hooters except with less clothing and crappy food.
Food is bar quality, but hey its a bar.
WARNING on going to a concert here. Â They let the house band play for over an hour and then the 'backup band' for quite some time. Â With breaks main act did start til at least 2 hours after start at both Thompson Square and Eli Young this year.
Unfortunately, once the band gets on the stage, they normally sound like they're singing through their noses and hammering the treble. Â Just way too much tin in the sound system - not good:-(
Attended the Eli Young Band concert here on 11/17/12. Â This is my 3rd time there but I've only eaten there once. Â Overall the food is typical bar food. Â Average at best. Â They do nothing particularly well but everything is passable. Â Bottom line it's a bar and you go there to drink and have a good time. Â
The concert was a little less crowded than I expected. Â This was probably due to the prices the brokers were charging at $200+ per. Â The line to get in was pretty quick. Â Where they excel is in delivering beer quickly. Â Even with a large crowd we never had to wait very long for a beer. Â The bar is massive and there are bartenders every few feet. Â They're good, quick, and friendly. Â Beer prices are about the same as any other bar out there and are on par with the nearby establishments at Patriot Place.
Overall a fun place to go if you're intent on having a good time while taking in a reasonably priced show. Â As others have said if you're looking to get food on a busy night get there early as the wait is long.
Went here for a Lee Brice show. I had a water as I was driving. My partner had a beer in the mason jar. I bought my tickets ahead of time. I will say that they sell way too many tickets for a concert, it was packed with nothing but drunks. But what do you expect, it's a bar. My partner had left to go get another drink and could not find his way back to me ... It was that packed. I ended up leaving early because of it.
I may come back and get dinner. But I will never go there for another concert.
Has anyone actually heard the song "I Love This Bar"...because Toby's songwriter loves a bar...not a bar and grill.
I digress. This is a place you come to hear some country music and pretend that you're southern. Or country. Or western. Who knows. Wear boots, drink beer out of a mason jar (of course they have them), and listen to some country.
The food is barely okay (it's run of the mill bar food), the beer selection is pretty average, and I have swimsuits that cover more than the waitresses' uniforms...although as I reread that statement, that clearly won't be perceived as a criticism to all readers.
It's fun, although if you go on a Friday or Saturday evening, prepare to wait an extremely long time for a table. The bar is huge, there's a mechanical bull, and soldiers get a free meal.
My mom and I decided to go here after hearing all the ads on the radio. When we got there the hostess told us there was a wait and that it would be a few minutes. There were empty tables in the restaurant part but we still waited about 25-30 minutes for a table. The hostesses didn't offer any information about how long the wait would be other than the fact that when the table was ready our number would show up on the number board above her, or the number board in the bar. We finally got a booth in the table was extremely high and the seats were extremely low making it difficult to even put our arms on the table. The seats of the booth were also ripped Â
Our food came out fairly quickly. The quality of the food was mediocre at best. We went on an away-game day, so the whole place was still pretty packed with fans. VERY LOUD! Also, the waitresses are dressed like hooters girls, so think twice about bringing your kids. If I return to Toby Keith's it will only be for the bar and drinks.
Skip the food and just order a beer in a mason jar. That's the best advice I can give if you feel like you need to go to this place.
I had the salmon and it was really pretty good but the appetizer sampler and the fried chicken my mom ordered were mediocre at best.
Drinks and food are pretty expensive, but the beer was priced pretty well. It was loud and the service was ok but it wasn't too busy when we were there since it was a Thursday night.
Overall this place could be fun for some drinks with friends but the food really isn't worth it.
I ended up here for a late lunch/early dinner on a Friday, so I can't really comment on the nighttime atmosphere or the alleged mechanical bull.
If this was going for a classier, country version of Hooters crossed with a sports bar, you'd be spot on. Regardless of my opinion on the waitressing uniforms, though, the staff was really stellar-very friendly and very accommodating. We had a little bit of a hard time finding it, since the directions via Google Maps direct you to a non-public accessible road and Patriot Place is enough of a maze as it is. The restaurant itself is absolutely enormous. I sat over by the large front windows and got to people watch and keep my toddler occupied.
The menu itself isn't anything super innovative, like most chain restaurants, but what they have, they do very well. The portions are pretty large, enough that I took half of my burger home with me and my husband couldn't finish everything on his plate. What was really awesome, though, were their fries. I'm not exactly sure what they do to them, but they were delicious and they put pretty much every other fry I've had recently to shame. They were equally as good cold when I got home, if you were wondering.
Also: beer in mason jars. They are 10$, but still, it's a mason jar. Drinks taste better in mason jars. If you go in the fall, get the Shocktop Pumpkin with the cinnamon sugar rim.
I hadn't ordered yet, but any place that has both fried bologna sandwiches and deep fried Twinkies on their menu wins a big plus for me. Not that I would ever order that (sober) , but it does add to the 'first impression' score.
Ate the food and it's a solid 2. Â The atmosphere does wreak of "chain", and is like a big open garage, but still fun. Â Atmosphere for drinkin' gets a 4. Â So, (4+2)/2 = 3. Â Go to drink, but the food is nothing to Yelp about.
Great experience every time! I have been there on a few occasions and every single time has been loads of fun. From the free live music to the machanical bull riding ,there is always something to do besides sit on your butt and drink. The food is always good and no matter how packed the place is it always comes out hot and quick. Service has never been less than efficiant and friendly and for my birthday I even got a complimentary fried twinkie with a candle!
I love it here and cant say enough good things about it. It also doesnt hurt that I love Toby Keith and I love that song! And who doesnt love to drink beer out of mason jars?!?
I cant wait to go back!
Its large, spacious, probably crazy busy on weekend. Â But we went on a lazy Friday afternoon. Â We had (large) beers, wings which were delicious, caesar salad which included tomatoes, which I like, and nachos, which were fine but sorta dry.
The staff, as you would expect, are all gorgeous, but they all seemed unhappy to be there and barely smiled. Â The exception was our bartender, Kelsey, who was very friendly once you engaged her a little.
I expected more, having been to the TK in Vegas several times, but this is Foxboro, not Vegas, and it was fine for what it was.
Oh hellz no. We went last night to see Chad Burdick. He was great, but everything else about this place sucked. $20 for 2 beers (and the selection wasn't even good). I was warned by a friend who goes out regularly that it was the "loudest place" she's ever been and it wasn't hyperbole--she was right. The sound guy must have drank one too many Mason jars of lukewarm and crappy beer.
Not that it bothers me (hey, I'm no hooligan) but it's weird that every time I've walked by there have been two cops outside and there is one to two more inside. What's that say about a place, you think?
I don't get the Mason jar thing, really. I love me a big beer, but they're odd to grip for non-giant hands and a packed bar filled with people drinking out of Mason jars is almost asking for them to be dropped all over the floor. I seriously pray I don't get roped into going back here. If you're in the area, Bar Louie has a great beer selection (cocktails, too, if you're into that sort of thing) and won't make you deaf.
Beers in mason jars, fried bologna sandwiches, a mechanical bull and a bar that is a quarter mile long. The waitresses and bartenders are all decked out in their best daisy dukes.
I would place this bar slightly ahead of the CBS Scene as far as establishments in Patriot Place.
If only they played "Red Solo Cup" on request to get you in a festive mood for the rather expensive prices for appetizers and those mason jarred beers.
Toby Keith's does offer a discount to military personnel which is a nice touch but I have to say I was not able to "Get My Drink On".
Better places than that. With Toby keith's name, I would have expected wow factor upon entering. It's dumpy inside, small dance area, lousy  put together stage. I doubt Toby Keith would hang there. Loaded with silly girls mostly on their bachelorette night out wearing rhinestone crowns - "I'm the bride".  Women out number men if that's what you like. Not a classy joint at all. Come on Toby Keith franchise put some WOW factor into that joint and make it big country look.
Oh and don't forget the cover charge you gotta pay!
Met a friend and his wife there today for lunch at 11:30 when it opened, actually it wasn't 11:30 because it opened 5 or 10 minutes late. Was the fifth or so group in the door took a long time to get seated considering there were three hostesses. Huge group of waitresses over by the kitchen door during my entire meal. Maybe it was training day?
Placed the order, the food came out in 5 minutes - very very bad sign, the food was mediocre at best (and that is being kind). My friend's wife took maybe 5 or so bites out of her meatloaf and called it quits. She asked to take it home and the waitress brought over a takeout plate and left it at the table for my friend's wife to box the meal up herself - wtf? Other than that bit of bizarreness the service was good. Can't say the same for the food.
Would I go back? No way. The food and girls are better at the Hooter's a few miles from my house and I very seldom to go there as it is.
Looked like it might have been fun with a crowd, but the cocktails were just okay, the "Fried Balogna Sandwich" was only good for novelty value, and the beer was heading towards skunked. Â Service was fine, but that was on a night they were empty.
But the whole thing can be summed up in two words: "Freedom Fries." Â That's just sad.
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
Went here for the music, a band named "Help Wanted", one of the gal pal's favs. Since the show started at 9:30, figured an 8PM arrival would be good enough to snag a seat at the bar. After all, it was Super Bowl eve.  NO WAY! We signed up for a table, despite the "3 and one half hour" wait. Are you kidding? Anyway, we were lucky to find a barrel to stand by and a server  (Dawn, who was terrific) willing to assist us. The burgers were ok, nothing special.
As the place got more and more crowded, we decided to see where they were with the numbers. I had 374 and they were on 390. I asked the hostesses (who seem more interested in each other than customers) if they went in order, the response was No...(.huh?!) Anyway, she immediately took us to a hightop far from the stage, but it was good to sit down after 90 minutes of standing. Things were working out well, or so we thought.
The server (wish I caught her name) brought menus but we told her we had already eaten. She then said "Well, you can't sit here then" and interrogated me as to how I got the table. I inquired if there was a minimum order to "earn the right to sit here" and she said No. I then said to my gal pal that we could order an appetizer, we did not have to finish it. Upon hearing that, the server stated that she would NOT SERVE US, stating that she relied on diners to earn her pay. "It's my paycheck" she kept repeating, insisting that we leave the table.
Both of us were astounded at this attitude. The gal pal headed back to the hostess stand while I sat my ground at the hightop. Eventually a manager came over and we ran the story by him. He said that it was not their policy that you had to eat to sit at a hightop. He apparently arranged for another server to take our drink order, because a smiling friendly young woman appeared within seconds.
The entire experience was hugely off-putting and a first for me. Dawn ended up with a 50% tip just because she treated us right and another 20% went to the replacement server.
The band was great but the entire bar felt like a mosh pit, with LOTS of drunken encroachment of personal space going on. A fight broke out a few steps away. Security (so THAT'S why you will see so many of them patrolling the floor) and the local Police Dept were on it in seconds, good job.  Also no wonder that the Foxboro  PD had a paddy wagon sitting right out front.
On the upside, Senator Scott Brown was there for a while, so it can't be all bad.
Sheer disappointment! Our experience started with a General Manager who has no regard for customer service and who rests comfortably in the notion that "Toby's is a trendy popular place and we're always busy". We'll see how this pans out months from now when y'all (especially Jim) realizes that Patriot's Place is located in suburbia and much of the clientele includes young professionals with families. Â
The GMs attitude certainly permeates and is evident in the staff's disregard for the customer. Â The gaggle of hostesses, tripped over each other and couldn't quite figure out that there were two large parties with more than 10 people to seat and botched the seating. Â Considering how dimly lit these young minds were we wondered if the hostesses would pass out or slip into a comatose states if the tourniquet clothing actually allowed blood to reach their toes.
On to the waiter. Â From the start HE seemed annoyed and disinterested in servicing our table. Â We had to ask him 3 times for milk cups for the kids. Â My husband actually had to seek him out and ask him in person for the 4th time to get the milk. Â The food was mostly soggy and came out very slowly. Â The only good review from our table was for the diablo chicken, other than that the food was unimpressive and not worth crappy service. We were a large group with plenty of pallets to please and we were largely disappointed. Â We had spent $500+ you would have thought the waiter would have been more available and eager to serve/sell vs pulling disappearing acts and acting like a pompous donkey.
We will not be returning here again.
Much more tolerable on a Saturday. The staff keeps the bathrooms in pretty good order. The $5 cover is worth the people watching. Not a lot of cowboys, which was kinda disappointing. But there was a random old dude in a Fedora trying to hug women. The cover band was pretty fun. The chicken wings aren't bad and the $10 jar of beer is a pretty decent deal because it's A LOT of beer.
Where was the mechanical bull though?
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