Bob C.

For food taste, quality and quantity= 4.5 stars. For the ambience, decor, parking lot condition, clientele friendliness and order accuracy, maybe a high 2 or 3. But who cares?!! My Sir Loin Wrap (that's how it was on the menu- with a space...I didn't know if it was a typo or a Royal Honorary) was a surprise and out of this world flavorful. I had to do take out to drive and eat, so I thought I was ordering a tortilla wrap, small and easy to eat. The bag I took out to my rental car turned out to be a freakingly good and tasty looking juicy burger with curly fries. No way I can eat that without ruining my clothes and I'm behind schedule. So I go back in to get my Sir Loin Wrap and fries with a side of brown gravy. Glad I did. OMG good. Shaved sirloin with grilled onions and melted mozzarella cheese on a gyro toasted flatbread. Huge sandwich and I should not have eaten the entire thing. I are most of the fries too. But how could I not? Greasy and just a tad overdone with just the right amount of salt to dip in the dark tasty brown gravy. I'm still grossly full four hours later. So I figured out why I'm the first to review this place...I think. The appearance on the outside is an invite for the likes of me type foodies. Only the bold and brave may enter. The lot is filled with pickup trucks and a tractor trailer. The 1970s looking inside at noon is filled with farmers, contractors, crews, and only a few ladies besides the all-lady staff I saw. Finally, no cell service (none, nada, zilch) for either my Sprint or AT&T phones. Plus it's on a curvy and beautiful country two-laner in the middle of Ohio hills and farms with the nearest main road or highway 30 miles away in any direction. But if you pass through, the Western Grill is a place to stop no matter by yourself, male or female, or families.