On The Dunes Sports Bar Grille

There wasn't much to do. The table tennis was unavailable. It was raining and somewhat cold so the volleyball courts were not an option for us. The space is underutilized. There should be more of a variety of activities to do darts, air hockey, table tennis, indoor volleyball would be great. We ate and simply left, we were bored

The menu is so small. If you want a burger okay maybe it is okay. Pizza? Fine but more expensive than most speciality places. Salads? Less than a Coney Island. The place is mainly for sports than for food. As far as the bar, their drinks are over priced and under quality. for a Manhattan that has little alcohol and contains coke, which it is NEVER is suppose to contain coke. The waitress says that is what we add. I am very understanding coming from the service industry but when someone asks for a Manhattan with maker's mark it should tell you that the guest isn't asking for the house Manhattan. The only up side is the sports venue side of the place but even the golf they don't have clubs to rent if someone wants to partake in the services provided

There wasn't a lot to do at the restaurant. The table tennis was not available and it was raining and a bit cold, so we couldn't try the volleyball courts. The space was not being fully used. It would be nice to have more activity options, such as darts, air hockey, table tennis, and indoor volleyball. After eating, we just left because we were bored.

The menu at this restaurant is very limited. The burgers are decent, but the pizzas are on the pricier side compared to other specialty pizza places. The salads are lacking variety. This place seems to be more focused on sports than on the quality of the food. The bar serves overpriced drinks that are low in quality. For example, a Manhattan costing $8.50 contained very little alcohol and even had coke in it, which is not traditional for this drink. The waitress explained that this is how they make it, despite the guest specifically asking for a Manhattan with Maker's Mark. The only positive aspect of this place is the sports aspect, but even then, they do not provide golf clubs for those looking to use the facilities.

There wasn't much to do at the restaurant. The table tennis was unavailable and due to rain and cold weather, the volleyball courts were not an option. The room seemed underutilized and could benefit from offering a greater variety of activities such as darts, air hockey, table tennis, and indoor volleyball. After eating, we found ourselves feeling bored and decided to leave.