Wayside Sports Bar and Grill — Restaurant in Town of Lenroot

I went in with two other people around 9:30pm. I could tell the bartender, Sandy was drunk when I walked in. I think that is unprofessional. Dont mix business with pleasure. She was very welcoming and greeted us. I am not a drinker so I requested for a water, but Sandy seemed to dismiss my request and was more attentive towards the other two I came with, who purchased alcohol. My sister had request for two different kinds of seltzers that were sitting out for advertisement and Sandy didn't seem to realize she was out of the first two kinds of seltzer's. It was annoying to see Sandy picking through every can to figure out if she had the ones requested. A business owner should be aware of their own inventory, therefore denying any requests can effectively be made with customers instead of searching far and wide to find out something hasn't been restocked. I will not be returning with this first impression made. Rick was helpful with figuring out where the fishing spots were, otherwise and would prob be the only reason you'd be okay with...

We stopped in for a beer and a meal on a Wednesday night. Honestly we had never been here as we always go to the same places every year. The owners were bartending and cooking. A local lady recommended a couple things. We had the chicken tenders. There were 4 beautifully seasoned and breaded huge pieces that were real chicken breast, they were juicy and cooked perfectly. We also had a burger that was big and juicy and cooked perfectly.The lettuce, tomato and onion were fresh and the bun very tasty. We had the seasoned fries that were crispy and you could tell the fryer oil was fresh. The bathrooms were very clean as well as the bar and restaurant. It was a slower night and not alot of people. We had great conversation with the owners. We highly recommend stopping by and it was the best bar food we had in the 3 weeks we've been up here. Keep doing what...

Stopped in for lunch. I was hungry too. Place had about10 people inside. Not really busy. All down on the far end of the bar. Bartender served me a beer and immediately walked away to chat it up with his local customers before I could request a menu. I finished my beer, still sitting waiting to request a menu. Finally he walked about 10 feet away from me, still engaged in conversation with his regulars, and I asked how much I owe for the beer. I laid down the money and walked out. If I want to be ignored, I...