Back Alley Sports Grill & Billiards – Inside Oops Alley

Will NEVER go back to the bar area of this establishment. Myself and 3 of my girlfriends went there to enjoy the band a few drinks for my birthday. This was at 7, so it was NOT busy at all. We sat at a high table by the bar, waited 15 minutes and not one waitress/​bartender acknowledged us. We then proceeded to the bar to ask if we had to order our drinks at the bar of will someone will come to us. The waitress told us she would send someone right over. We sat there for another 20 minutes while they walked past us on numerous occasions and still not one person came and took our drink order. So we ended up leaving,. We were extremely dissapointed. And will never tell anyone to try and enjoy there night there.

Lack luster bar service by a lady named Jen. She said she would rather be plenty of other places besides where she was at while we were trying to order drinks. In the middle of us ordering, she interrupted us to tell us it was raining then stared off for about a minute. Inaccurate happy hour sign led to us paying $ 13 for a pitcher of bud light. Not impressed.

Not bad. This place really has a little something for everyone — I mean ALL ages. However, poor POOR POOOOOOR food service. Took forever to get a food order started. Took even longer to finally eat. Other than that, the place is OK,

This was a pretty clean place, and wasn’t old and dirty like most bowling alley bars in the area. They must not get a lot of business because the place was empty and the beer I ordered was out of date. My wife also had a glass of wine which was flat.

Standard fare here, nothing special. I got a patty melt a couple of days ago that was extremely disappointing. A small (think «99-​cent McD’s hamburger”-style) patty between two pieces of Texas toast. It was almost comical, but not for $ 6.59, IIRC. I usually order the popcorn shrimp basket, which has eight ounces of shrimp and comes with a good-​sized salad and fries, for about the same price.