Rally Point Grille Evans Ga. — Restaurant in Evans

Bottom line up front (TLDR) - Save your money. Concession Stand fare shouldn't cost $15-25 a person. There are fast food burgers and fries that are cheaper, quicker, and better tasting around the corner. Bland, lifeless, and inflation-struck prices will lead you to wonder why you didn't stay home and eat leftovers instead.

Recently, I went here for the first time (and my last).

Service was decent/good. The owner greeted us during our meal and the wait staff was pleasant/nice. We didn't get a mid-meal "check-in" for drink refills or other things, but not a big deal.

Atmosphere was nice. Military decor was very thematic, but felt like I could've been in a recruitment center at times instead of a sports bar/restaurant. Speaking of the bar, it looked very nice and roomy. Huge TVs for those wanting to watch a big game (or the Big Game). I didn't drink, but the drink menu seemed like it had some good options.

Food was mediocre at best. Burger patties were fresh, at least, and cooked perfectly to the temp we ordered... but couldn't have been a gram over 4 ounces. I expect a $13-16 burger to start around 1/3 lb. Seasoning on everything was bare minimum. Fries, buns, and likely many other things are just store-bought and reheated from frozen. All dipping sauces tasted like the most affordable off-brands you can get Costco or Sam's in bulk.

Overall, the food tasted like it simply had no effort/put into it. A family of 4 eating here will cost around $65-70 with a tip, bare minimum. Appetizer and drinks will easily put it at $100+. What should you get for that money, even in these inflation-adjusted days? I don't know, but definitely better/more than this.

We all went home hungry and disappointed we didn't choose one of the "dime-a-dozen" Mexican Food Restaurants in the area.

To use a military term the owners and possible guests may know, this establishment is severely lacking in their "attention to detail". I won't be going back; there are a dozen burger joints within 5 miles that either 1.) more bang for the buck or 2.) 1 or 2 tiers of higher quality.

As a fellow veteran, I really wanted to enjoy and support...

This place has been a regular visit over last year for us. Weekly, but that's over.

Unfortunately it has been a steady decline. Read some of the more negative reviews in last 60 days and you will see a trend. I truly believe those reviews are more honest than the 5 star ones. This never was a 5 star, a 4 maybe. Multiple servers come to you, but still you don't get what you need, last night one of them was absolutely on something. Doubt if you want but no doubt in my mind. We ordered our drinks and appetizer, got the app but no plates, still no silverware, and still no drinks. Plus server shot right off. Another new server, now we are at three servers, came by and asked if we needed something, yep, drinks, silverware, and plates would be nice. Which finally did come, separate of course and two different servers. Then food came, my water and one of the guest's diet coke was empty. The waitress did ask about coke and did get the refill. Totally missed the water. That got filled when we were about to leave, when I asked again. As for food, embarrassment is best description, for me evidently not the restaurant. We brought a newbie, not the type to complain but I'm sure she thought about it. And she ate less than half her food and barely touched appetizer. The cheese steak sandwich which was OK (do not think Philly here) in the past has become questionable at best. The meat particularly. The tater tots which usually are as good as it gets, they flat out looked like someone stepped on them. Totally in pieces and mushed, all of them. No way they should have been served. Unable to eat. Discussing. I wish I had took pictures. I had the Reuben, I ate half, dry and nasty, couldn't figure out why, till this am when I looked at the half I brought home, no sour kraut. It's in the garbage now. The mushrooms, well I found the missing salt shaker, just joking, dripping in oil and salted to death. I use to love them. I'm leaving it at that. I can keep going. I want my 70 bucks back.

Hope they get it back under control. Serious training of staff is needed. Front and back. Some decor...

Tried this with a friend. Both of us Veterans and eager to support a Veteran, military themed restaurant. I hope that I can return and update the review. I had previously rated Suite 10 located here. This new place is just trying to get started, and you can tell. Visiting on a weeknight, and the service was not great. It looked like one server and one bartender. Maybe one other person, the owner, making rounds. But the service was slow for the amount of people, but I don't feel it was a reflection of the server. The place is basically a burger joint. If you like burgers, this might be the place. There are a few other options, appetizers, full bar, etc. I opted for a Reuben, side of fries, and a one top shelf drink. The total was about $23 without tip, which I think is a bit high for what I got, granted I had one drink. Reuben and fries plate I think was about $13-$14. Most sandwiches were about that price with one side. The feel of the place needs some refining. Food and drink menus were paper, so water stained and crinkled up. Food taste was on par with a burger place, nothing special. Thought being military themed and Veteran business we would ask about Veteran/military discount, and there is not one, which is okay. Some restaurants have the discount and some do not, but I think this definitely appeals to a military/Veteran crowd. I would love for this place to be better, hopefully it grows into something great. I'll return in a few months and see. There is just so much competition for the menu items sold here that I would choose other options. It needs a compelling reason for people to go, and I hope they...