Sweet's And Grill - Honor

First time visit and it didn't disappoint. There's a good reason this place receives consistent high marks. Nestled in the sleepy village of Honor this is an oasis of good food and good times. There's plenty to do to stay busy while enjoying the multitude of beer selection. There's Keno, trivia and on Sunday there's a Euchre tournament. The place is covered with large screen TVs.We ordered the Toni hamburger and the reuben. I usually stay away from a reuben that's not from a traditional deli but I followed my server recommendation and it was fantastic. As good I've had anywhere. The hamburger was prepared with a nice sear on the outside and both the onion rings and fries were perfect.Sweet's Reuben lives up to its reputation. Piled high on toasted marbled rye bread, corned beef, tangy sauerkraut, melted Swiss cheese, and a creamy Russian dressing.The Toni hamburger is a juicy all-beef patty topped with blue cheese on a toasted hamburger bun. The toppings are simple but effective: crisp lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, and a tangy ketchup and mustard.

Service was great, food was really good and served hot. Portions were generous. Restaurant looked exceptionally clean. Lots of tv's if you're stopping for game day. I loved how the food is served on trays with the liners. Will definitely eat there again.

We went here because it had high ratings. When we walked in it was clean and nice, lots of military signs on every wall (I served for 23 years) so that was nice. Service started out good, there was only but 1 or 2 other groups in there. Pizza crust was great, sauce flavor was very poor. Chili was more like soup with very little meat and SO much cheese I couldn’t eat it., super stringy, besides it tasted like tomato sauce from a can. The waitress walked by us at least 4 times, when we were clearly done eating and waiting for our check. When we checked out we asked if they offered a military discount, the waitress was hesitant and then said no. Maybe they do with locals as we were visiting from out of town. Based on the reviews plenty love this place, it was just not for us. Just want people to know another perspective.

I mean, how can you go wrong with burgers, beers, sports, and the Red, White and Blue!We've been a handful of times. Wings and ribs were on point. Burgers were good. I can't recall the names, but one was a BBQ Burger with O-Rings. The other was a spicy jalapeño burger. Patties looked to be homemade. Little on the smaller size maybe 4 oz. However, my only suggestion is a different bun, maybe a larger. These reminded me of $1.99 for 6 at the Spartan stores. They work, just a pain to try and eat with anything more than an L,T,O set. Ended up eating them as deconstructed with a fork.Had the ribs on other occasions, and the whole plate was on point. Even the slaw had been seasoned with more than mayo, sugar salt and pepper it was very good , and I don't usually eat the slaw! Green Beans were cooked correctly (not mushy, army green, and they have sided galore to pick from!All the usual suspects were there; fried goodness, pizza, burgers, sandwiches, nachos, and wings. Lots of localish beers, full bar, and cute servers (even with the Dallas Cowboys t-shirt??)Parking: It's street parking in Bulah. You have plenty of room!Kid-friendliness: It's a bar and grill, so there are plenty of kid favorites.

The staff was so nice. Lyndsee was awesome and so sweet! The wine pours were generous, the food was delicious. Pickle chips were the bomb, as well as the ranch dressing. The ceasar salad was great with thick sliced parm cheese. The parmesan fries were by far the BEST fries I have ever had. Will definitely come back and visit.Vegetarian options: Vegetarian burger, salads and soupsKid-friendliness: Kids were welcome to play corn hole and Pac-Man. Kid menu