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St. Louis Bar & Grill

St. Louis Bar & Grill

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3.6 Google Review
792 Sackville Dr, Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, B4E 1R7, Canada
(902) 252-1901 www.stlouiswings.com
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Mar 17, 2018
We were seated quickly and our server was friendly. Our food came quickly and was delicious. I had the chicken and waffles, a nice mix of sweet and spice. My wife had the garlic and dill chicken sandwich which was also enjoyed. Beer selection was good. We were too stuffed for dessert but we noticed a brownie for $3... we will have to go back for dessert with the kids sometime soon. Plenty of parking, bathrooms were clean.

May 13, 2018
The food is really good, I have been here twice. The first time the service was fine, our server was friendly enough and got us our food in an acceptable amount of time, and it was relatively busy. My second visit how ever the food was just as good but the service was very slow. Four of us only ordered entre`s and we were there for an hour and fourty-five minutes, even the waitress commented on how long it took us to be served our food. I don't know if they were short on staff the second time, I would like to give them the benefit of the doubt, but I can not rate them more than 3 stars for my experience.

May 23, 2018
Very good staff. Good food. Fair pricing. Great place to unwind after a long day at work.

May 18, 2018
Famous for their cesars? Not impressed at all.. me and the girlfriend this evening went to sacville location just for Caesar because we heard about their Caesar deal that they had on. got there, was told the deal ended yesterday we both ordered just two Caesars One vodka one gin.. of course they got mixed up hers tasted horrible... we were not asked how anything was her if everything was okay we ended up paying $16.70 for the two drinks only drank one and left... to guess sitting next to us noticed we were not too impressed and asked us if we were happy they explained to us that they were not impressed at all either they ordered wings and fries paid $30 and was not filled up at all :(

Jan 13, 2018
This place doesn't know what it is. Eating here on a Saturday afternoon there is a large table of men eating and having drinks. As they are getting ready to go they are asking the waitress if she was dancing at ralph's place the night before (The only strip club) They continue to talk about the strip club and banter with the waitress. They are all probably old enough to be her father. The table across from them is a young family with young children. Do young children need to be listening to men talking about strippers while they eat lunch. Probably not The waitresses are all young and wearing very short shorts. Our waitress was nice and fast. It is a shame about everything else. It isn't a family friendly atmosphere. It would be fine if there wasn't children around and it was advertised as a Hooters or similar. They should figure out if they are a bar or a restaurant. The chicken wings were tough as an old boot. Like chewing on a lump of rubber. The ribs were fatty. Fries were almost cold. The chicken burger was quite nice but covered in hot sauce, so be warned if you don't like spicy food. Expensive for what you get. Lots of bad reviews but we decided to give them a shot anyway as they are new. Wish we didn't now. I had a word with the manager and she had a genuine look of shock on her face regarding the loud stripper conversation. Let he know the food wasn't up to scratch but didn't expect a refund nor did I ask for one.

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