Players Sports Grill
1688 S Convention Center Dr, St. George, UT, 84790
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1688 S Convention Center Dr
St. George, UT, 84790 - Phone (435) 634-9211
- Website https://www.playerssg.com/
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Alia G.
Good place to sit at the bar and watch a game... grab a beer and a snack. Lots of TVs... especially in the bar area which is quite Large so that's Nice. Food is nothing special... typical sports bar fare. Tried the Spinach Dip and all we tasted was Cheese. The chips were good though... thin and crispy! Easy to find.... right off the freeway.
(3)Maggie P.
Guys, it's a sports grill. I think about 2-3 steps above Iggy's. The food was better and the staff is great!
(3)Dave O.
I was invited here two days in a row for business lunches by two different companies, no doubt this place seems to be popular among the business people in the area. Both visits were equally good, the service was attentive and friendly as you know business lunches can be long and drawn out and sometimes the staff can get frustrated once the meal is over, not the case here we continued to get our drinks refreshed long after the bill was paid. The food choices are typical of most sports bars, but I'd rate the food quality here high. The restaurant is very accommodating to its guest there are plenty of booths or tables with chair the choice is yours. I thought the prices were extremely fair and a great value. - Fish and Chips - well I actually traded the chips for coleslaw so I can't comment on the chip except they are similar looking to steak fries, the battered fried cod fish was excellent served hot and crispy with homemade tartare sauce very delicious, the portion size was a little small but this may have just been the lunch size I can't comment if it's the same for dinner, the cod was cut into approximately 2.5" x 2.5" square not frozen from a box these were definitely battered in house (3) pieces per serving. The cole slaw was fresh cold and crisp with just the right amount of dressing not dry but definitely not runny it was enjoyable. - Cheese Burger - and that's exactly how ordered it " I'll take the cheese burger" the patty was high quality cooked medium on a toasted bun the bun is very good as well and fits the burger perfectly topped with clean leaf lettuce, a thin slice of juicy ripe tomato and thin slices of fresh red onion. - Sweet Potato Fries - thin cut sweet potatoes these are pretty awesome they were served hot and crispy along with a "fry dipping sauce" I didn't try the sauce, these fries need nothing but a light salting. I ordered a coffee to go it was served in a large styrofoam cup ( I hate styrofoam) the coffee was great I hope they reconsider the container choice, cups using recycled paper would earn them a fifth star from me. I definitely will return.
(4)Missy B.
Disappointing. Just not very good. The food was uninspired. The service was so SLOW. I don't think we'll return.
(2)Jodie G.
We just experienced the worst service we've ever had at Players. It took way too long to get water and iced tea. After my daughter finished her dinner salad, we finally asked for bread and were informed "all the bigger tables are taking it"...way to make us feel less important. Why didn't she just say it would be out in a few minutes hot and fresh? Then, as they were bringing our meals, the waitress dropped my daughters calzone and she said another one was being made and would be out in about 4 minutes. Stuff happens, that was fine. About 15 minutes later, and my husband and I pretty much done eating our meals, I inquired about my daughters meal. Apparently, the cook didn't hear that they needed to make another one. Terrible!!!! The waitress should have been checking for the missing meal every minute or so and the manager should have been at our table after it was discovered the meal wasn't being prepared as it should have been. Horrible, horrible service. The only reason for the 2nd star is that the food is pretty good.
(2)John C.
Great ribs, great pulled pork sandwiches, great onion rings - made from scratch, not frozen. Friendly service. Good seating.
(4)Deborah B.
Super calzones. Best wedge salad on town. Reasonable prices especially considering the large portion sizes. Always friendly service.
(4)Kade E.
This is a great place to grab a bite if you are attending an event at the Dixie Center.
(4)Aaron M.
It looks nice but the food is not very interesting. Service is very slow. But at least the tvs were big and nice
(2)David B.
Prime rib was cooked perfectly rare :-) sorry but the chicken enchilada plate w/beans & rice was like a frozen tv dinner. Great atmoshere, yes this is a sports pub and Utah, so the liquor proceedures are weird, and the place is festive
(3)Zain K.
I came here at it was one of the only places in StG open late on a Sunday night. Pre-ordered a calzone over the phone, based on the menu posted online, and learned that the menu was out-of-date and that the calzone no longer included six items, but only four, and that the price was now higher than posted. (I found myself wondering if it should be construed as false advertising for restaurants to have out-of-date prices on their online menus...) The meal was so-so, and the American Hefeweise was tasty but weak (Utah's fault, not the restaurant's). Giving it 3* instead of two because the food was decent, the staff was friendly and accommodating (if not proficient, as they messed up my order) and because the place itself was comfortable enough to hang out in for a couple of hours (tip: you can tap into the Fairfield Inn's wifi from here).
(3)Emmett F.
Beautiful place High ceilings, tons of flatscreens Attentive and friendly staff Food, so so - Fish tacos should be corn tortillas and Chicken fingers a bit overdone, But no big deal
(4)Sharon V.
Delicious prime rib sandwich (I held off on the cheese) with tasty au jus dipping sauce. Very loud even when we were the only guests. Staff very attentive
(3)Ed B.
Remembering that I was in Utah and not in Vegas or CA, I was just thankful that there was a place open on a Sunday where I could watch the 49ers with the added benefit of being able to grab a beer too. The owner was really nice and the service was good, although it was pretty empty for NFL Sunday (Once again remembering it's Utah). They had all the football games on and the owner put the 49ers game on the screen closest to me after he noticed my 49ers hat and jersey. Utah state law requires you to order food with your drink, so I went with the chicken quasadilla which was average. The beer selection was some what limited...but then again we have to remember that we're talking about Utah. The Cutthroat Pale Ale was decent and I really liked the Wasatch Polygamy Porter. I really enjoyed myself, although for an NFL Sunday it was pretty dead...I'd say probably around 20-25 people tops and most I'd say were out-of-towners.
(3)Eric S.
The fare is good.. I got the pear pecan salad, which was fresh. Great place for a driving break- right off the highway. Large projection tv with surrounding flat screens. Perfect place for dinner, beer, or a rest.
(3)Mike D.
Stopped here for lunch. The place is cool its huge and everything looks new. They have very nice bathrooms. I ordered the buffalo chicken wrap. It was good. Nothing special though. Not from the area but it was a good place to stop off and get some food.
(3)Katy M.
Went here on a sunday night. Place was pretty empty. It had nice a modern feel to it. Pretty good drink selection for utah. It is mainly sports bar food with with some other dishes to mix it up. Had a couple of burgers and a sandwich with drinks. I enjoyed the food for the price and was just a nice place to hang out with friends.
(3)Mike C.
Good food and a nice place to catch the game.
(3)Phil W.
Good food. Lots of TVs. Clean. Recommend calzone and pizza if in the area.
(4)Allan B.
A very relaxing and a bit more modern sports bar from traditional. Service at the bar was excellent. I had the medium buffalo wings and they had quite a kick to them but in a good way, flavorful with not overpowering spices. It was a Monday night so wasn't busy but still staffed well so no long waits and plenty of staff to refill drinks
(5)Rob J.
We haven't eaten at players in a while. The had ok food and service, but nothing special. We decided to try it again after Cracker Barrel next door was jammed. I'm very glad we did. Got a fantastic waitress and the food was amazing. Our family enjoyed it so much that we returned the next night. Again great service and everyone enjoyed their food. The favorites were great onion rings, fish and chips and a great crispy onion ring burger! Oh, And the kickin shrimp appetizer, yum! I'm guessing they had a change in management or something!
(5)Michelle L.
Stopped in before going out to the Narrows. The Kickin' Shrimp is a must have!! Have it as a salad, an appetizer, in a wrap OR, not on the menu, on pasta. The sauce is phenomenal with a spicy kick that packs just the right amount of punch. I had the chipotle salad which was so yummy! My friend had the prime rib French dip which was fantastic!
(5)Matt W.
A good solid meal with a lot of choices. I ended up ordering the bleu cheese bacon burger and my companion had the chicken spinach stack. Aside from the burger being a bit over cooked, it was very good. The chicken was good as well, but nothing spectacular. Overall a good meal at a decent price.
(3)Ken Z.
We were driving through St. George last week and wanted dinner. Saw this place off the highway with a bunch of cars in the parking lot and figured it must be decent so we stopped. Nice big sports bar, plenty of 50"+ flat screen tvs well positioned throughout the dining area. I hate sports bars where only one side of the table can see a tv - this place gets it right. The menu is HUGE - they seem to make everything under the sun so everyone can find something. I ordered the 10 oz. prime rib - $16.99. Comes with a side and a salad. Side options include baked potato, fries, roasted green beans and five or six others. I went with the onion rings which were too greasy for my taste... plus they fell apart a little too much. Prime rib had a bunch of fat on it, but they compensated by giving me a huge piece - no way it was only 10 ounces. A little on the warm side as opposed to the hot side. Tossed dinner salad was excellent. My companion had the burger and fries ($7.99) plus a salad ($2.50). Steak fries were a big plus - entire meal was very good. Bathrooms were super clean and modern - these bathrooms are what you would expect in a posh night club in a big city - marble fancy sinks, etc. Impressive. Server Jenni was great for the first 3/4 of the meal. She did a great job telling us what was in each dish as our party had some food allergies that we had to be careful about. Very attentive and super personable for most of our evening. However she got lost a little near the end of the meal, not sure if she had a rush of tables or what. Good modern ambiance. This is the kind of place that I would love to give 3 1/2 stars if Yelp let me do the half thing. If we went back, I could see it being 4* so there you have it.
(4)Dean S.
Had dinner there with friends. The burger was hot and tasty; the beer was cold (and also tasty). Good service, reasonable prices. Overall a good experience and i look forward to another meal here soon.
(4)April K.
We popped in here since our hotel was across the street. The hotel gave us a 20% off coupon so we thought we'd give it a shot since our team was playing NFL that night. I read yelp before I went and was a bit hesitant but it was fine. It's typical sports bar food. Not awesome but not awful. Mostly greasy but I got a salad that was decent. Our family also ordered ribs, kickin shrimp, and soup. They were all decent. You have to remember its a sports bar not a 5 star steakhouse. It was clean, large & the service was good.
(4)Jim B.
One of the few places in St George to watch football and grab a cold beer. Bartender was very friendly and the beer was ICE cold just too bad they only sell fake beer in Utah, but nonetheless was still good. I had the philly cheese steak and it was pretty darn good. Roll was fresh and the steak wasn't too fatty.
(4)Dolores G.
Humm...well I am here on business staying across the street. A few coworkers and I walked across the street I tried it twice, lunch and dinner the same day. Nice interior and lots of room and accomodated large groups well. Plenty of TVs with all the major sports showing. The menu is extensive steaks, burgers, pasta, pizza and some seafood selections. Well for lunch I orderd half a Sonoma Salad. (Half was just under $9 and the whole just under $11) I was expecting more mixed greens and less iceburg lettuce and more apples with this one. I could get the same quality and quantity of salad from the Jack in the Box up the street for half the half salad price. Not impressed . My coworkers wanted to go again for dinner (trapped sharing a rental car), this time we had a couple groups, the largest was about 10. They accomodated us well food was served realtively quickly. This time I ordered the 10oz prime rib med rare with the french onion soup and green beans, The soup and green beans were great. The prime rib while cooked to med rare, tasted old. The bread they provide with dinner is always pale, dry and tasteless. I would definitely go back just for the soup and a side of green beans. [I've been here a few more times while on work trips and have ordered just the green beans and the french onion soup. I haven't been disapointed. ] They have a nice selection of beers on tap and in the bottle. My favorite new find here was Squatters Hop Rising, an Imperial/Double IPA beer by Salt Lake Brewing Company. Has to be my favorite item here. [Due to local liquor laws their license requires that you have food with any liquor orders. You can't just sit up at the bar and have a couple of drinks.]
(3)James P.
Great for watching games... Food and service are terrible. The best waiter we had was the host who got us refills while waiting for our waiter for an hour
(2)Steve G.
This place was across the street from my hotel in St. George where I was staying for the marathon. I don't spend much time in sports bars, but I was hungry and curious and there was a big college game going on, so I walked over. It's a pretty big place with lots of flat panel screens to watch. There are ten big booths, some table seating, a large bar with tall chairs and some tall bar tables on the bar side of the room. It wasn't crowded, so I sat in a booth (that could have seated 8) and looked through the menu. It's a huge menu with steaks, seafood, pasta, pizzas, sandwiches, salads...pretty much anything you might want, but nothing fancy here. I ordered fish, grilled salmon, and it came to the table perfectly grilled, fresh and tasty, in fact quite good. It was served with freshly steamed vegetables and a sort of saffron rice pilaf that was also pretty good. I ordered a glass of wine to go with, and had a nice solo meal watching the game and eating my meal. I would not expect food this good in a sports bar, but this place is an exception. The atmosphere is also very warm and friendly (i.e. not rowdy, no screaming drunken sports fans here). This is Utah, so you have to order food in order to get a drink hahaha so funny!
(4)Brian W.
Great ribs and a ton of TVs.
(4)Chris A.
A below average sports bar in a below average sports town. Beer is good. Food average and prices are high.
(2)Fairbanks J.
Well... Good food. But talk about needing an attitude adjustment!. First we are greeted by a hostes who seems just bothered by us. No smiles, no" how are you", just heres your seat and that was that. Then our waiter ( Wes) same treatment. No " enjoy your meal" no suggestions, in fact we got absolutly no courtesy what so ever! I said please and thank you after everything, and that just seemed to bother him even more. But what really caused this negative review was when he refilled my water and slams it on the table. What did I do? I just wanted some lunch after driving for 2 hours and ended up leaving feeling like i bothered a buch of rude people. I was nothing short of extremly pollite. Perhapse you guys should try something other than customer service. So a little advice for Players, get a hostes who can smile and welcome your customers, and mabey some courses in etiqutte and customer service for some of your waiting staff. As for your cooks, thank you and keep doing what you're doing. But i will not be returning and i suggest the same for anyone who appreciates common courtesy and decent service.
(1)Maggs K.
Overall, a confident disappointment! Everything lacked spice and pizaz from the bland all around food to the pre-mixes drinks menu. Sounds and looks mouth watering, but is sure to dissapoint. Too bad the only thing that was of intrigue was my date and the really cool sinks in the bathroom.
(1)David W.
Stopped by Players Sports Grill on my way to Las Vegas and was very disappointed with the cold and overpriced food, I mentioned it to the manager mentioned he would give me a new Sir lion, but I had no time and was still charged, I also heard a racist comment mentioned by one of the workers as I was seated towards the kitchen. Management was very fake and rude, I will never eat there again and suggest you do the same.
(1)Awsm W.
Players, land of the Utah jazz. For little st. George, this place is swanky. Very nice long bar, cozy lounge/bar seating. Very big booths in the dining area, enough to fit 8. Cool floor plan and table layout. Players also has a big turning door for the adventurous, or a standard glass door for the conservative. The food is decent. Fresh. Typical bar menu. Alittle bit of everything. Prices are reasonable for portion size. And the TV'S are abundant. Small tap selection, small wine selection. But not bad. All in all a nice place to dine.
(4)Erica F.
It's a sports bar feel, laid out sort of like a Chili's or TGI Friday's, with a big bar in the middle and large booths (large enough to accommodate 6 people) around the perimeter by the windows. The menu is huge, kind of like a Cheesecake Factory size menu in a spiral-bound book. Everything from salad to burgers to pasta to calzones to seafood and steaks. The food was bland and not anything to write home about. For the quality I felt the prices were a bit high. I had a calzone with meat & veggies and it was obvious the veggies were frozen. The sauce on it was very tasteless, needed salt and other spices. Meh...
(3)Jasmine H.
Fun atmosphere and good service. But I don't think it's anything spectacular. I use to frequent this place for the awesome burgers and delicious onion rings but the last time I came here I felt like I could've gotten what I ordered at Culver's down the street for half the cost.
(3)Al S.
Given it's St. George, UT... and we've yet to find a "great foodery" anywhere in town... I can give Player's 3-stars for just "being there." A couple years ago I took a large client to this location. I only remember the food being "OK", but not anything close to a larger chain Brew-Pub type restaurant. If you know BJ's, based out of Irvine, and with locations throughout the OC area, than "put that out of your mind..." when you visit Player's. The service was good this Monday at 7pm, but there were only a couple servers that I saw on the floor, and our young lady had only been there a couple months. I asked for a "chopped version" of their Chipotle Salad, and got diced chicken and such, but the greens were, in fact, "mixed greens", not iceburg or with any cabbage for texture. I don't like large leaves of greens in a Santa Fe type salad. And obviously, our server didn't get the point across. My wife's onion soup was just fine. No complaints. My comment is this....... Player's seems to be "missing something." It's like it was put together by a college professor that teaches restaurant management, but has never actually worked in the industry. They've got all the components, per the book, but the atmosphere and the food just miss the mark. I'm very sorry to feel this way about a small business, but hey, that's just my take. Maybe you'll feel otherwise. If you're passing through or staying over in St. George, I'd say it's probably one of the better places to get a bite to eat. But again, don't expect anything close to a BJ's, and certainly not anything close to Cheesecake Factory. And I'm sure some of you are not fans of either. (?) Make up your own mind and write a review!?
(3)Christine A.
Food is very good...staff and service is superb. Amanda took great care of us and was so sweet. Great place all around. Worth checking out!
(4)Nicole K.
Overall good food and beverages. Service is incredibly friendly. Downside - doesn't serve booze until 11:30 on Sunday. Highly recommend the prime rib sandwich. Absolutely delicious.
(5)Ashley L.
their buffalo chicken soup is to die for! the bartenders there are the best of people :) sports themed resataurants are always cool but this one is one the best in town!
(5)Emily W.
First, thanks to PSG for being open on a Sunday night in the So-Morman-We-Have-A-Temple southern Utah city of St.George. Second, the Chipotle Chicken Salad was heavenly. Third, the service was excellent. And lastly, but most interestingly, the cocktails are super cheap!!!! As in, martinis, margheritas, and mojitos for $5-$6!!!!! Beers between $3.75-$6. The drawback is that the FOOD is kinda expensive for a sports bar / Chilli's type of place. The salad was $13.99. I will be sure to come here again if I ever tour Utah again.
(4)Live2BeBetter 1.
One of my favorite places in St. George! Excellent service, very attentive & friendly! Food is good.. They make a pretty good salmon dinner! Drinks are superb! Great atmosphere and comfortable to stay and watch the games!
(4)Kellee K.
We came over to Players after Cracker Barrel didn't put our name on the list and then expected us to wait 40 minutes. Players was just across the parking lot so our party of seven walked over. Staff was friendly, they were slammed but they worked to get us a table. Cracker Barrel should take note. The bread they start you off with was pretty tasty, we were hopeful. A mixed bag was ordered: Wrap, Philly Cheesesteak, Dip, and Burgers. The buns on the burgers fell apart and the meat was charred; it was so overcooked. The sweet potatoes were really good too bad they were a tiny serving. The steak fries went over well too. However, the rest of the entrees were pretty disappointing too. All edible, but we expected more for the price.
(2)Chris B.
Had prime rib and my wife had chicken gogonezolla pasta. My prime rib was excellent. I ordered medium rare but it came what i would call rare. So next time I'll go medium as I like it a little pink and not mooing. Still good flavor. Mashed potatoes loaded was to die for. It was a bit on the pricey side for a cut (10 oz) of its size. I recommend the French onion soup. My wife said the pasta was a bit off from its usual splendor. The sauce was a bit thinner than usual. Service was adequate. They have a full bar with beer on tap and bottles.
(4)Malinda M.
I am not a fan. We were staying next door at the Fairfield Inn and went over to eat lunch while my husband was on a lunch break from his convention. We walked in and the hostess just stared at us until I told her how many were in our party. We had our two kids with us, The kids menu did not have a price on it. So we ended up paying $6.99 for a corn dog and a few canned peaches. Really? The regular menu was over priced as well. I had a steak and cheese sandwich that sounded awesome from the description on the menu, but was not awesome. It had no flavor so I had to add a lot of ketchup and mustard. Not impressed. My husband ordered the meat pizza which was actually good. That was all that was good about our experience. I wish we had gone somewhere else for lunch.
(1)Ryan L.
Meh. Some of the food our party got was good and they'd give it 3 stars, but my steak was tiny & way overcooked, my glass was empty more often than not, our server was either overloaded or just inattentive, and the prices seemed 20% too high for what you get. It's decent food with a bunch of TVs, but I don't have any reason to go back.
(2)Michael M.
Pro: The chicken fingers were better than usual. Cons: This place is in Utah.
(5)Pat F.
This is the worst food I have eaten in years. Ordered fish and chips and fish was mushy as if made from fish puree. My wife ordered pizza and it was also mushy and she didn't finish it. To top it all off, I ordered a gin and tonic and it cost $14. You'd do better at mcdonalds: at least you know what you're getting
(1)Cat V.
It was a really long day and we didn't have time to cook so my fiancé and I went here for a late dinner. We got the blue cheese burger and fries and chocolate cake with coffee for desert. We split the meal and desert and our bill was around $40.00 with tip I think. He had the heffivison (speling?) beer and I had a glass of the sac blanc. The wine was not bad and the beer was pretty good. Overall pretty tasty but then again I don't know if it was because we were so hungry. But I'm pretty sure if you order the burgers or pizza you will be fine. I don't know about the steak dinner or seafood.
(4)Jared J.
Ordered a pitcher of rum and coke, the waitress refused to bring it. Something about legal mumbo jumbo. So I said just bring me a beer, she said she couldn't with out ordering food. I told her she was upsetting me and I might not be in the mood for food if she didn't go get me a beer quick. Drive 30 miles south if you want to drink anything. And the casinos will feed you for cheap!
(1)Tani A.
WHAT A JOKE! Went there to watch football since they have the NFL ticket..when I walked in I asked the host if the bar was open seating or not and she just stared at me and didn't say a word so I just went and sat at the bar. I was also the 2nd person in there and asked if they were playing the game I specifically wanted to watch and they said yes-they would turn it on. Then they turned on all different games and when I asked again I was told they already had requests and couldn't change anything. I paid for my soda and left. Oh did I mention-I was there before the bartender and sat at the bar for a few minutes until she finally showed up. Horrible service and horrible place. I would never go again and would never recommend it to anyone. Save yourself some time and money.
(1)Charles S.
This is one of the better places in St. George, especially if you're looking for lots of TV's and some sports. It's reminiscent of sports bars in every other city, with good service and a cool atmosphere. Players has everything right, except the food. It's mediocre at best. They advertise the "world's best chili!" Yah, ummm, no. Not even close. It's okay, but not great. My burger was good, but not craveworthy. My buddy's pizza was soggy, listless and just plain sad. Go for the ambiance, beer, liquor and atmosphere. But eat somewhere else before you arrive at Players.
(3)Geoff G.
We were passing through St. George and needed some red meat to take back to our hotel...we ordered up a couple of filets to go. Oddly enough, in this particular county in Utah, you can't go order a beer at the bar while you wait for your food. They say you can only be served alcohol with your dine-in food. So a red-blooded American can't buy a beer while waiting for his red-blooded steak. It's not the restaurant's fault, but is something to be aware of if you're passing through this heavy-handed gov't's county. The steaks were juicy and fresh though everything was very salty. Guacamole was good, but had a lot of citrus juice in it. Overall positive and the hostess we ordered from was real sweet.
(3)Troy E.
My girlfriend and I recently dined here & left thoroughly impressed. Great service started us off, followed by browsing a fancy basketball-lined menu with a diverse selection of entrees. While waiting for our food, the big screen was crisp & clear with the current game entertaining the crowd at the bar. We enjoyed the atmosphere, the food and service. We will be back.
(4)Kim R.
Next door to where I was staying so I walked over. I've been here a few times over the years, but it was dinner time & I couldn't tell if they were open at first! The parking lot was empty.... First clue. Ate in the bar, the waitress was attentive & nice. I asked about two things & she had never tried either (second clue) but recommended the shrimp that everyone orders. It was not good. Over sauced. Like premade food. My mixed drink was listed as 5.50, but when the bill came there was an additional .25 tacked on for a premium alcohol (listed in the ingredients). That is weird. If they are doing that to every customer, I find it deceiving.
(2)Jesse C.
I really liked the place and would come back again. I ordered the burger with an egg on it with sweet potato fries and it was awesome. As with all places there are pros and cons though. Good: food and beer were very good and prices were fair. They sat my table of two in a booth right away. It pisses me off when a places seats me in a crappy table with dozens of open booths because a bigger group MAY show up and they get booth preference. Also they put on the Washington Nationals game when requested without any pushback. Needs work: closes at 10 pm. I understand they are a sf giants bar but do they really need to have that game on literally every tv? We were the only group in the bar area and when we requested the game change they put our request on the nub tv which we had to squint to see. Crowd is mostly families. If that is your thing then you're in luck. If looking for a different crowd then keep looking.
(4)Chad C.
Nice place but food is not good. Only go here if there is a game on that you want to watch. Waitress got one order wrong and the other order looked like they just microwaved something from the frozen section. They were nice about taking it back and getting us something else. The strawberries on my Berry Nut Salad looked like they had been frozen and that just doesn't work for strawberries. The wings were drowned in very uninteresting buffalo sauce. All in all, I do not recommend.
(2)Cas T.
Great place!! Nice staff, nice cold beers and great tv screens. Place is very clean and looks brand new. You're not gonna find a bar in st George exept this one and it's worth going there!!
(5)Tobi U.
We were in town for a few days and we ate twice at players. Both times the food was good and the service was great!! Our first night was on a Friday night and the place was busy, but they got us a both right away. I had the fish & chips and they were really good. On Sunday afternoon we had a pizza and it was really good!!
(4)Jon C.
Had French onion soup and a caesar salad. I normally eat burgers so I felt a little less manly than usual. The soup was really good, but the portion was small. I would eat there again.
(3)Tom W.
Got Rogue Dead Guy nice and cold! Nice atmosphere, great for catching a game. Chicken Marsala over rice was awesome. Definitely coming back.
(4)Wayne W.
Quality food and good variety. Pleasant brass and wood decor fully loaded with sport screens, thankfully with sound low. Had the burger, it was a meal and tasty. Suggest leaving off the lettuce so that the rest does't slide out. Large facility with a large separteable area for private parties. They have some "make when you order" deserts that are sized for sharing. Server was inattentive and was the only down side.
(4)Rob H.
Sat at the bar, and the service was fine and friendly. The fish tacos were little more than fried fish tossed into a tortilla that was pulled out of the package. It wasn't warmed and it wasn't "loaded" like a fish taco should be. It looked like a rather lame attempt at making it into a taco, really.
(2)Scott R.
Needing a break from the sun, we decided to stop in and watch a hockey game. It is your prototypical large sports bar with lots of TVs and huge portions of food. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. I would recommend this place over another huge sports bar down there. They just have better food options and more TVs. I had the chili dog and it did not disappoint. This is a fork and knife meal for sure. And they had a good selection of beers on draft. I am sure I will be back sometime.
(3)Ron S.
"My golfing buddy said the steak salad was his favorite and the best anywhere, so I had to try it. I took my daughter and ordered it. It was like someone sliced the bottom of their favorite boot and put it on top of some lettuce. I tried my best to eat it but couldn't. The only reason I give this 3 stars is because my daughter's Steak Sandwich was excellent. Actually, now that I think about it maybe it was only fair but compared to my inedible salad it seemed better than it was. Won't be going back."
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