99 Restaurant & Pub

Wherever the location around New England, I’m a monthly visitor to the restaurant. This one is not a lot different. Their food and service is consistent. If you’re nearby for a ballgame, this is a good stop to hit. I’m not brave enough to go outside of my normal selections and tastes for food, so I can’t speak for about 75% of the menu, but the chicken parm @ $ 9.99 is a pretty damn good deal.
Restaurant is clean, service is good, there wasn’t any wait despite the restaurant being fairly crowded at the time. Other than the infant at the next booth serenading the restaurant set to the sound of an owl, everything was great.

The new location restaurant is very nice. It is very spacious and the décor is very nice. The staff was very friendly and the atmosphere was excellent. While looking at the menu there was a «gluten friendly» menu, but I’m not quite sure if it is completely gluten free, so you may need to check in with them. The food was good, something you would expect from the Pub 99. The service was fast and the waitress was very friendly and checked in on our table periodically, flawlessly getting anything we needed or what she thought we needed. Prices are okay, and the serving sizes are not that bad either. Overall, great experience. I would recommend to anyone looking for a fun night out at the very spacious bar, or having a nice family dinner with the kids.

We go here about 6 times a year. Last night was an especially good experience, so I upped my rating from 3* to 4*.
Service is usually good buy occasionally bad. Last night was very good.
Their Caesar salad is fresh and chilled. I wish I could remember to ask for some extra dressing.
We both ordered prime rib which they only have on certain nights. I often have a problem with doneness and fat content in prime rib in this level of restaurant. I tried ordering mine rare because PR ordered medium rare often comes out medium. The waitress told me that the best they could do was medium rare. I said that this was ok if it was REALLY MR and not medium. It turned out perfectly medium rare (maybe because I made an issue of it). I was also pleasantly surprised at how little fat was on the plate. It was more than 95% meat. Taste was good.
I finished off the meal with their new Caramel Pecan Cream Pie. I am usually disappointed by deserts, but I really liked this one.
The could drop down to a 3* again the next time I get poor service, but for now it’s 4 stars.

Tasty food. I ordered potato skins and steak and four cheese flatbread, and I definitely order them again next time. Everything was so freshly cooked, melted in my mouth. Our waitress-​bartender was so nice, friendly and caring. Can’t wait to come back here again.

Truly excellent new steak dinners including a flatbread that is on the menu as an appetizer but is served well as a dinner item. It has steak, red peppers and blue cheese and is no doubt the best item I have ever had here.

Had the new sweet potato crusted cod. It was ok. A lil dry to me. The broccoli was cold and the rice was bland. But you can’t really complain for 11 dollars.

Okay, I get that Ninety Nine isn’t edgy or hip — they don’t have their own microbrews or any of that, but the food is consistently good, the service is good, and they give you free popcorn.
The last 2 times I’ve been here, I’ve had the same thing — the hot lobsta roll. It’s really freaking good, and I consider myself a connoisseur of the lobster roll. The price is right, and you get a lot of lobster. I prefer it hot. I subbed my fries for broccoli, no problem. My mom had their fiesta chicken salad, and it was delicious.
I’ve been to this particular location 3 or 4 times now, and I’ve always had good food with good service.

Pretty good service. Me and my girl friend went there lastnight and it was present and relaxing food was slightly over cooked but far. I got the chicken Parmesan. And my girl got honey mustard chicken with potatoes. It was so yum yum…

I was so excited when this place came to town. I expected it to be like the old steak house 99 Restaurant used to be. The interior in Wareham location was not as cozy as others were.
The food had become very ‘chain like’.
Also, I believe that they may have had a problem with consistent help .A few of my servers were awesome and made my visit pleasant. However, twice I walked out of the establishment after being seated, due to the appearance and attitude of the servers. I have children and their health comes first.
Food is average.
Location is good.
Desserts are the best bet here.
Drinks are as expected.

This is a chain and you probably know what you are getting here. They have new $ 10 meals which can range from good to bad. Nothing spectacular here, but nothing awful either. The staff is great though!

Ate later on a Saturday evening with a party of 7.
Servers were wrung out from a long day but tried their best to get us what we asked for.
One special request was handled very well by the server.
The food was satisfying with one not prepared very well.
A few from our group ordered seafood chowder that was to have shrimp in the server said. When they all were served the chowder though there was no seafood just the creamed broth. Lack of attention is the reason for 2 stars.

Ok, I’m not a 99 fan. But if your boyfriend drags you there for a family lunch here, it’s not so bad. I really liked my entrée, and my boyfriend finished his but that’s not saying much cuz he’ll eat anything. Service was good, and food came out great.

I am all set with this Wareham Ninety-​Nine, in fact, I might be all set with all Ninety-​Nine Restaurants. The last time I was at the Wareham restaurant, we waited for about 15 minutes until the waitress even acknowledge us. I ordered a $ 9.99 three course meal — asked for french onion soup, I got clam chowder. I didn’t wanted to ask for the right soup because I didn’t want to risk having to wait another 20 minutes until my soup comes. The appetizer never came, and then my entrée Fetuccini Alfredo finally came, and it was a sloppy mess — the sauce was way too creamy, pasta was so soggy that I didn’t even eat any of it. Not once did the waitress came by to check on our food, and she only took the orders, the food was delivered by 3 different people.
Needless to say, I am NEVER coming back to this restaurant unless they do some serious trainings for their wait staff. The bar isn’t that bad, but the dining room? Forget it.

Love the 99 but the service here was awful. Haven’t been back in over a year, usually go to Plymouth instead. Not going to waste my hard earned money tipping someone who didn’t come to my table for 45 minutes after I finished eating dinner. If I knew I was going to be there for two hours I would have made dinner at home.

I went with a small group of special needs students for a class trip. The service and reception was great. It was amazing to see how well the staff treated our group with dignity and equity. Much appreciation. The food, ugh… I am a food snob and had a really hard time eating the mushy pasta and the dried out haddock on top. The panko was falling off revealing a terrible piece of fish.

I do love me some good food — but as my dad and I agree — there are really only 97 reasons that I love the Ninety Nine since they took 2 essential items OFF the menu that I truly cherished: the calypso coconut shrimp appetizer and the the crispy fish tacos. They were delish and I have no idea what they were thinking when they took it off… I have to admit that I have a hard time going back there sometimes because of this fact. But I do love their chicken fingers dinner with cole slaw and fries (with honey mustard sauce — not bbq) and it’s next door to my house. Let’s complain about this to them as a group — wonder if they have a satisfaction survey? :)

It’s the 99, so the food is generally pretty good. The service isn’t that good here though, it’s also Wareham. ‘Nuff said.