“This is a family place. Locals go here, many from the larger city, to get a little away from the city. If children bother you, don't go. Our waiter was very, "on it!" As he served many other tables, ours was not let alone. Food was ok. No restaurant is ever going to cook like grandma, so if that's something you need, either learn to cook, or go to grandma's. You can get lucky, but if a place has ppl, they're good enough, and if they have ppl, they have quick procedures. That's how it works. You can pay seriously good money though. I can't, and the ppl that can don't waist they're money. It's food. You didn't cook. You didn't clean. You wasn't poisoned. Be ok, unless you're one of those mean ppl, and if you happen to know you are. Here's what you don't know. You've already eaten gross stuff, hidden. You've waited longer. Even Cowboys didn't mess with the chef. Same thing with your mechanic. Leave them alone. It's been figured out. Let them work. If they mess up, deal with it after. Then you have something to complain about. Be nice. Eat here. It's a good wholesome place.“
“My son and I went tonight. Been awhile since I had brick oven pizza. Soul Fire's is excellent, so we're the garlic knots. Their brews are also great. We enjoyed the arcade also. Our server was friendly and attentive, wish i remembered his name. Lexi was manager on duty, she was very nice and great to talk to. Overall great place to hangout.“