Rayz Route 20
$ • American, Chicken Wings, Pizza
Hours:
106 E Main St, Bellevue
(419) 483-6557
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excellent food and service!!!
If your not a regular customer you will wait to get waited on
It should be in the rules about the game that taxes are taken out of the prize money. This could change things for people on fixed incomes at the end of the year. Therefore. No longer playing this Queen of Hearts. I'll go spend my money in a different establishment.I get it. But should be posted!
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 7PM |
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Rayz Route 20 is a great spot to grab a bite to eat, whether alone or with family and friends. The restaurant serves delicious food, including the popular Chicken Balls, which are perfectly breaded and cooked. It has a great menu for bar food with creative local items. The atmosphere is fun, although a bit dark except for the upper landing tables. The service can be hit or miss; while the staff is friendly, there have been instances of sketchy service. A young woman waiting on customers experienced an anxiety attack during one visit, which affected the service. However, the bartender is great and attentive. Customers appreciate the cleanliness of the place, including the immaculate bathrooms, showing that the owner takes pride in the establishment. Rayz Route 20 is a must-visit in Bellevue, especially for their all-u-can-eat chicken ball special with fries for $14.99, which is a 10/10 experience. It’s also a nice little place to grab a drink and food like the daily special cheese burger with onion rings. The well-stocked bar features several beers on draft, making it a cool spot in downtown Bellevue. While some food items like the Lake Erie perch sandwiches may be a bit overcooked, the appetizers such as mushrooms, pickles, and onion rings are salty but good, with homemade ranch on point. Parking is available off street, but the place does not appear to be ADA compliant.