Knuckles Knockout Grill

This is a little cute bar in Chili. We usually only come here for Sunday football. It is never usually too packed and always a place to sit that’s why we like coming here. We also believe I have the best garbage plates! The meat sauce is top notch and it is loaded with onions and mustard. Yum!!! Believe me, you really need to try it! The wraps are really good and so is the chicken pesto panini. I used to always get the taco salad which is still really good but it comes with the fried bread bowl and I’m trying to eat better :-)
There are so many TVs in this place, you can be sure that your team will be showing.
The service can be really slow sometimes because of the large groups during football, but the waitresses are really great and usually very attentive.
The bathrooms are average, I’ve never been scared to go in there, although it’s only a one room stall. It’s good that this place doesn’t get packed because the bathroom would be an issue for the ladies.
Overall they have good specials on beer during football games, have above average food and a good wait staff!

This is our local watering hole. Our version of cheers. You really can’t go wrong here. Food is usually really good and the drinks are never weak. Ventilation definitely could use some work though.

There appears to be a demand for Chili’s sport fans to have a place to hang out and Knuckles fits the bill. Food remains fairly standard and the service was friendly, but the condition of the place seems to reflect a lack of respect for the property (for example, all the booth seats are torn up) either by the patrons or the owners. Place is too loud to have a conversation even with a small crowd. But the beer flows well!

We had some time to kill between a wedding service and a wedding reception, and I’d never pass up a chance to go to a place called Knuckles Knockout Grill dressed in a suit.
Based on the name, I was hoping to see a fight or two but even though the rowdiest middle-​aged golf fans ever were arguing at the bar, it never came to fisticuffs. Knuckles actually just seems to be your average sports bar with lots of room, lots of screens, darts, pool (a dollar to play), Golden Tee and lotto tickets on every table. (That last one is new to me, but I can’t pass up a chance to gamble.)
Since there was going to be an open bar and tons of food at the reception an hour or two away, we decided to take it easy and just ordered about a pitcher of beer each and the two huge fried food samplers on the menu. The beer was cheap and cold, and the food was your standard Western New York fare, meaning the wings were above average and the rest was A-​OK.
But Knuckles, if I come in and AGAIN you don’t give me honey mustard with my chicken fingers, this relationship is over.