18 Degrees

Overcooked my burger.
Come on it’s not that hard.

Just your standard sports bar… With glass walls so you can watch what takes place on the rink! The food is all right, but the experience is truly what makes this place special.

Not a single person greeted us or welcomed us. We were not sure whether to seat ourselves or not. Waitress did not want to be there, and it seemed like She did not want us their either. Chicken «flatbread» was a poor excuse for a pizza. The chicken tasted like it was picked from a Caesar salad. I could literally taste the lettuce. I would stop at the vending machine in the ice den before this place again.

I have been here a few times. They do a decent job with their food. I have only had their hamburgers wings and sandwiches. Decent place to watch some sports as well. Plus you can always watch the hockey rink

Tasty big ol’ burgers. (You could probably share if you’re not a big eater.) Good, crispy fries. The kids’ pizza is super cheesy — be careful with little ones so they don’t choke. Located inside the Ice Den, you can take a break from skating to eat here without removing your skates. Lots of sports viewing options on multiple TVs. Full bar.

It was a good time to go around 1:45 or so when we got there. Not many people there, great view inside Ice Den watching people do triple axles and such. Waitress helped us right away and very nice looking I must say. Food came fairly quickly was hot and delicious! I had the BBQ bacon burger with jalapeños and Onion Rings. I’d say probably a good tie for the best burger I ever had, I’m still partial to The Burger Shop. Restaurant is a great place for happy hour and the prices are way affordable, not to mention one of the cleanest looking restaurants I’ve ever seen. I definitely recommend 18 Degrees for Food, fun and excitement!

This breakfast and lunch restaurant is all about great food. Excellent portions, quality, and staff. Breakfast and lunch can’t be beat!

We come here all the time after hockey. It’s just convenient cause it’s right here. The service is really bad. I mean really bad. Whoever owns this place needs to take notice and adopt a little business 101. A little urgency in the service would go a long way.

Great place to have beer, bar food and watch a game. There are plenty of screens to watch your favorite hockey game or another sport (if you can convince them to change the channel. There is a good selection of beers including Selections from Canada and also local craft beers. The food is ok, but what do you expect from a sports bar? The staff is friendly.

I honestly do not see why there are such terrible reviews. This place is a sports bar and nothing more. It serves pretty darn good sports bar food. The service is swift but not so friendly, the food is served swift and done well and all at a fair price. We thought it was cool to sit by the window and watch them Hockey Skate and then practice the Figure Skating. Really cool! This would be a great concept in California! We had the 18 degree Beef Philly with extra grilled onions and mushrooms with Onion Rings. The sandwich was served with a juicy hearty portion of all and the roll was toasted nicely and the onion rings were really good served with Ranch sauce. Not the healthiest of fairs but very good! The chicken wrap was aloes a generous portion and the fries were golden brown crisp. Also very good. The place could use a face lift, a fresher environment and the staff could work on their people skills, however for just a sports bar, it is absolutely worth a trip! :)

Wow! The food arrived before I could even finish checking in on Unilocal.The fries are just what I like and the turkey avocado sandwich with bacon is excellent! It’s not loaded down with greasy mayo or sauces, just simple and fresh and delicious. And Sara is the kind of server everyone would hope to have :). Great experience. Even watching the playoff game while enjoying the meal. Good stuff.

I just had an amazing buffalo chicken salad. Good atmosphere, great service.

Good place for Hockey goers! It’s located right inside the Ice Den. Burgers are AMAZING! I’m not just saying that cause I work there. However I fell in love with them when I was a customer. The bartenders are cool, and friendly staff.

If I weren’t held hostage at hockey lessons twice a week, I’d NEVER eat at 18 Degrees. The staff is friendly but food is very mediocre and overpriced for the taste… and I’ve been coming here for years so I’ve tried just about everything. The wings, if ordered well done, and the mac & cheese are good though. No complaints about Over Easy.

Very quick to get our food, food tasted delicious!
Got the southwest turkey sandwich. So great!
The only down side was we barely saw our server…

I absolutely hate giving negative reviews, which is why I’ve never done it before. However, after looking at how many 1 star reviews this place has received over the years, it’s clear that the managers don’t read these or don’t care.
There is ZERO AMBIANCE OR VIBE with this place. It’s mostly an under 18 or over 60 place, and was 75 percent empty during late happy hour. My wife suspected that it was probably a big hit with the Monday night Bible Study crowd. The staff, while very pleasant, didn’t seem terribly excited to be there, and I can’t blame them when the place was totally empty.
We went up there to try the Wednesday Pizza special, as my wife wanted some for Lunch and Rosatti’s didn’t have single slices. I basically made her order it against her wishes, since, how badly can you screw up pizza when it’s your advertised special? I’ll never make that mistake again.
Whoever makes the pizza should be drawn and quartered, and after that, shown the door. Either the crust and/​or cheese had a distinct «mothball» taste, and Ragu would have been an improvement on the sauce (no spice at all). I’ve eaten every crappy frozen pizza on the market, and any of them would have been a massive improvement on this goop.
Surprisingly, my Coors Light draft and chicken wings were just fine, but that didn’t make up for the pizza. After that ordeal, the least I could do was buy my wife a couple of normal Kendall Jackson Chardonnays, at $ 9.50 a glass. This seemed a bit pricey for such a dumpy place, but we weren’t taking any chances on the «house» wine. That was too scary a proposition, even though they were less than half the price. Thoughts of turpentine kept running through my head.
You couldn’t pay us to go back to this place unless they blew it up and started all over. The owners must be making money somewhere else because this place «aint happening.»
It’s a real shame for such an interesting location.

This is a tough one! I am puzzled by the nasty reviews — but after reading them, kind of understand! This place has a great vibe, but it could be better. You can watch hockey (or in our case, the Zamboni then figure skating lessons), the beer is plentiful and cold, and the food was really good! The pretzels appetizer scores a 12 on a 10 point scale, and the hummus was delicious. The fry sauce is tasty, and goes great on much more than just the fries! At our table alone, we had that, plus a turkey burger (HUGE and delicious); the flat iron steak skewars which were cooked perfectly, lean and really flavorful, and the Asian salad (and the dressing was outstanding and I swear, there were two whole chicken breasts — not processed meat). The bathrooms were clean, and the prices were reasonable. I can totally see how this place could become an easy hand-​out.
On service — our server had ZERO personality. She delivered good service, and allowed one of us to «sample» the salad dressing beforehand, which was nice, but seriously flatlined in the conversation and true «customer» zone. She did have another big table, but really, is that an excuse?
We’ll be back, and it is certainly worth a try. We were there for lunch, so I am curious what it is like for legit happy hour or dinner, or even later. It’s a cool idea. If you go, Order the pretzels. Period.

9÷5÷13
Stopped in to use an expiring $ 20 for $ 10 Amazon Local Deals coupon**. Was told to sit anywhere I’d liked, so I sat at one of the tables near the windows overlooking the Ice Den, the ice-​skating rink next door– pretty cool.
There were booths alongside one wall that had their own flat-​screens, which were nice touches, and an area with leather (or was it pleather?) seating, and yet another flat-​screen, which looked inviting.
The young female server wasn’t particularly enthusiastic or helpful about the menu offerings, but was honest enough to steer me away from the sweet potato fries when I inquired about them. I have to agree with her that the green chile mac ‘n cheese was the better option out of the two. After studying the menus for many minutes, debating on trying three courses (app, entrée, and dessert), or just two main entrees, and finally decided on ordering the Bacon and blue cheese burger, with green chile mac to start, and then later on going with the cheeseburger (cheddar) and subbed sweet potato fries for an extra $ 1.25. (Perhaps she’s not a sweet potato fry fan, or maybe she is and she didn’t like the way they were prepared here? I had to find out for myself.) The burger patties weren’t of high-​quality– I found them consisting of more fillers than meat and too fatty, yet not very flavorful. I had a bit of the blue cheeseburger
for lunch at work the next day, didn’t enjoy it, and threw away the rest of both burgers that night. Same thing with the sweet potato fries– too soggy, even after I’d requested «extra-​crispy,» and not a lot of flavor. The green chile mac was the only decent item I had. Back to the burgers, I found it strange that the bacon and blue cheeseburger didn’t come with any veggie trimmings («only the cheeseburgers have them»), but I was given a plate of shredded lettuce and tasteless tomato slices when I asked. The cheddar cheeseburger
did come with lettuce and, even more interestingly, more flavorful and redder, tomato slices.
The happy hour prices seem like a good deal, and it seems like a decent place to hang out and watch sports on TV, or to just meet with friends, if hanging out at home, or someone else’s, isn’t feasible. I thought it something novel to be able to watch both novice and experienced skaters practice next door… I hope I can bump up my rating next time. That is, if I return.
**Sister with two kids were coming for a visit in August, and I thought I’d take them ice-​skating. The kids weren’t interested in trying on ice skates, so the certificate went unused.

We found this place via Living Social last year. Since it’s located inside the Ice Den, an ice skating rink, there’s no way we’d stumble across this place. It’s a pretty cool place to grab a bite to eat, drink, and watch sports. There’s plenty of TV’s and the booths have small, private TV’s that you can control the channel selection… perfect for watching a game!
Every time we come here, I get the Appetizer Platter (Onion Rings, Chicken Fingers, Potato Skins, Quesadillas), $ 12.50.
It’s a large portion of food, so plan on sharing if you order it. The platter is delish for bar food.
They have drink specials and happy hour too, good stuff.
Return Factor — 80%

The food is nothing to write home about. I’ve had the burger and the Reuben which were just ok for me. Probably the best item that I have had was the Pretzel. The servers seem to be attentive, so they have that going for them.
The views of the skating/​hockey rink from the restaurant is fabulous. The restaurant is decorated with a hockey theme as all of the NHL team banners are on display. They show live and taped hockey games on the TV. It’s a great place to cool off on a hot summer day. The Phoenix Coyotes also practice here as well.