Q: negative

A: First the good: The sweet tea is great. When you find sweet tea around here it is usually outrageously sweet, this was not, it was perfectly sweetened and was not too we. The potato salad was also quite good. Now the bad: The way this restaurant is set up is horrible. It is probably a safe bet that you will spend as long or longer standing in line than you will actually eating. If you happen to come during an off time, you may only have to wait twenty minutes or so to order your food. If you show up during a busy period, there is no telling how long you'll be standing in line. I understand that the food is all pre made and in theory it should be possible to quickly move people through the line and to their seats. For whatever reason it really does not work in practice. There has to be a better way. I get it, Texans love the wax paper thing. That's great. Here's the thing; try ordering the prime rib, carry it back to your picnic table and start cutting it up with one of their plastic knives. If you are anything like me, once your plastic knife has cut through the wax paper and rubbed your steak around on the bare table a couple of times you'll decide the best approach is to just eat the steak with your hands. Granted, the wax paper and plastic cutlery probably works fine with the rest of the menu, but it doesn't work at all with the prime rib. Despite all of the issues, I will probably be back. My wife had the ribs and they were quite good, and I am betting that the brisket is great as well. The fact is, there just aren't that many good BBQ restaurants in the area. The prime rib was a bad choice, and that choice is really what lead to the bad experience. I look forward to a better visit next time.

Q: positive

A: Football is king at Towne Tavern, and the brother princes of hockey, basketball and baseball vie for the crown throughout the year. Their court is comprised of raucous crews of kids eating for free on Tuesday nights and rogue interlopers consuming regular drink specials. Their lovely pedestal-seated princess is the most glorious ranch dressing in all of the land, who is often attacked by guerilla French fries who want her all to themselves. Decorated in traditional sports bar regalia, but focusing on the far away upstate New York and neighboring New England teams, Towne Tavern has a visible love for the refugees of cruelly cold winters. They come to Towne Tavern to eat, drink and reminisce about their homeland, and cheer for the Carolina teams on the side. Towne Tavern's menu is highlighted by their burgers and sandwiches, and their surprising level of quality salads, which are high in dark green lettuce content rather than iceberg, as many restaurants of that plane push. Service is inconsistent at TT at times; however, not such that it stops us from eating there. Takeout orders sometimes take longer than they should to appear; so much so that it has occurred to me to wonder if it is done purposely so that those waiting at the bar for meals to go will order another beer. Overall, it is a solid place to eat, and is a staple restaurant in Fort Mill for upstate New York transplants and natives alike.

Q: positive

A: Felt like an nice apartment complex. Rooms are very spacious with couches, dining table, sink, and big bathroom. The rooms are fairly cheap in price, got mine for 25 a night. Drawbacks? The rooms do look a bit outdated, kind of stale and not much to look at with a small TV. Yes I understand its a few blocks away from the strip, but I am reviewing the hotel and wont knock it down for that.

Q: positive

A:
I think I stayed here 2 times in the past 2 years...I rarely stay here unless I get a great players rate or free room offer...It's a pretty decent hotel...no great restaurants they are okay nothing I would come here for though.... The hotel is clean the rooms are standard but clean as well. I didn't use the gym but it seemed pretty nice compared to some of the other older hotels. The dealers are kind and it's a nice atmosphere...just a bit off the strip though. I would stay again as long as the rates are reasonable....