Wildflowers Inn

service was ok for lunch hour. We sat at bar and the waitresses were friendly but I wish they came around more often to check to see if we wanted refills. Food was decent bar food (buffalo chicken strips and onion rings) but the chicken was a little overcooked. Overall, good place to catch a game.

Stick with the basics: a charcoaled chicken sandwich, a burger, pizza, or the giant antipasto to share, and you'll be happy. My experience has been hit-or-miss with soups and "fancier" menu items.

Plenty of draft beer options, lots of TV's, and generally friendly service make this a busy neighborhood gathering spot. We also head to Wildflowers for something to eat after most other area restaurants are closed for the night.

Another plus? It's not a chain establishment.

Come on now... Wildflowers has been a staple in this area for decades!!!  What amazes me about this place is the "cohabitation" of locals and the infusion of corporate America which has infiltrated the area over the past decade.
Here's the Deal...Don't come here looking for cloth napkins. It is what it is...the place works as a good "watering hole"   Both the restaurant and bar side are consistently busy...The food will surprise you. Their pizza  & burgers are very good and they usually have a list of specials which offer some interesting options.