Roundtree Bar and Grill

Horrible service, they always mess up on my bill. Only thing good here are the wings, drink and Thursday karaōke.

This place is awesome if you love shitty service and SUB par poker. It’s very sad that this is the only place to go after the poker boom. John taffer could do wonders, however you would have to fire the blonde pig face bartender (you know whom I speak of) to better this place!!! Papi Os is a better option. Considering, they’re only open 2 days out of the month. Extremely 4 thumbs down!!!
Yuck.

This place is an absolute dive. The carpet is dirty, the inside is dismal and dark and the last time I was there the toilet in the women’s room kept overflowing. Not the most sanitary of conditions.
The food is passable. Standard bar fare. HOWEVER — be aware that they charge for refills on pop and iced tea, without telling you. Who does that anymore? It’s ridiculous! But, Roundtree does. That’s part of the reason I, and some other people I know, have lobbied My Trivia Live to not hold semi-​finals and finals there any more. We felt totally taken advantage of.

The second star is for the one time I received good service. Ahh these ladies don’t seem to care.
I havent tried their food and the drinks are usually weak. Atmosphere can differ from day to day.

This is a real nice low key spot. Yes you can say a hole in a wall, but food is good/​average (although the chicken tenders are best i ever had and the .50 wing thursdays are also a must), and they do have great drink specials and keno. There also is a poker room next door and it is a great time if you want a low key night.

It’s a bar… with GOOD drink and GOOD potato skins ((: This is a cool Little neighborhood bar, where everybody knows your name ((:

This bar is a place I end up probably once a month. Usually because it is walking distance from my place. Food is fried an mediocre, beer selection really kinda stinks. But they will mix you up a strong drink as a strong point. The crowd can range from hillbilly to ghetto from one night to another.

This a relaxed bar and grill, largely frequented by 30– and 40-​something working folks.
A hard working man or woman can stop off here Friday at 5 p.m. and get some fried cheese sticks and beer. You can listen to some hard rock or country music on the jukebox or play a little pool.
One of the last times I was there, the waitress said I had come on the right night, which was Saturday. She said the Friday night crowd was a little rowdier.
The patrons all seemed nice enough to me. In fact, one time when I was there celebrating my birthday with a girlfriend, another patron offered to put a dollar in the jukebox with my friend and let her program whatever songs she wanted.
This place isn’t trendy, but the beer is reasonably priced and the mozzarella sticks are hot and greasy just the way they should be. The booths are comfortable, the waitstaff is friendly, and the bathrooms are passably clean, which you can’t always count on in your local bar.
My only complaints are that the beer selection is a little limited and it got so smoky the last time I was there that my eyes were stinging. That’s pretty much to be expected in any bar that allows smoking, though.