Clodfelter's — Restaurant in Corvallis

My boyfriend and I went there for dinner and when we first walked in it was pretty quiet, with only a few people there. We were taken to our table immediately as soon as we walked in but him and I noticed it smelled like pee. The server was kind to us and when we looked at the menus it was cheap compared to most restaurants and their food prices. I ordered the spaghetti and when I received it, it at first looked great. It came with a salad, two little slices of garlic bread and a soda drink. When I started to stir up the meat sauce there was tons and tons of liquid. I asked for a cup to put the liquid in because it was literally pouring off of my plate and onto my legs and the ground. The liquid filled up that cup and there was still more. I always take my food home when there's leftovers but I didn't even want to take it home because it just wasn't worth it. The server was super kind though and asked to bring it back but I was really hungry so I kindly declined. The best part of the meal was the garlic bread. Service is wonderful, but the food could use some more work and flavor, and I would happily pay more to have some more flavorful and less...

Dried sticky beer on floor, they ran out of Coke, they ran out of fish & chips, there was apparently 1 bottle of ketchup in the place, spent 45 minutes just waiting to flag down a server so they could take our order or get us our check. We were there for lunch on a Saturday that wasn't a game day. Worst service I can ever remember receiving anywhere. Food that was available was of ok quality. Supposed to get free refills on pop if you order food, server wouldn't bring refill even though we had bought food. Original serving of pop was so full of ice, I doubt there was 8 ounces of pop in a 16 ounce glass. Restroom was unkempt and the hand driers were so noisy, they likely violate OSHA noise requirements for workplaces. I will likely never return, but will instead go down the street to...

Clods has always been a well respected establishment in Corvallis. My roommates and I have loved going to clods over the years and would typically spend our Thursday-Saturday nights there, and clods used to have a good reputation of not allowing minors, but sadly that reputation has gone down the drain. It has been so discouraging to see week after week minors and underage children are being allowed in Clods. Sadly we’re starting to venture out to the downtown bars, since they do not allow minors and underage kids in their establishment. Until Clods changes their bad habits I will not be returning. All of my friends are in agreement that it is not the same environment with the younger kids present and won’t be...