I think it is necessary to give a little back story before getting into my review...\nI called earlier in the week to ask about their reservation policy because we had a party of 8.  When I spoke to the hostess she indicated I had to speak with their event planner for a party of \"our size\" because they can't really accomodate that many and they don't take reservations.  No call back so I called again 2 days later and left another message.  The event coordinator called me back eventually leaving me a pretty rude voicemail reiterating that they only have one area by the bar that can seat 8 people and their banquet room was booked already.  She proceeded to say that they anticipate about an hour long wait for a party our size.  From the very beginning I felt like having a party of 8 was the biggest hassle!  I called back and asked to talk to a manager since this was a bday and we wanted to at least have some type of communication that this oversized party was coming in.  The female manager was not very helpful and just simply said they aren't really set up for larger parties so I can try to call ahead and they will just do what they can.  She just acted rather snotty and once again as if this was majorly inconvenient.  Not impressed at all!\n\nQuick wrap up...we were sat right away.  The waitress was pretty nice.  The place is big...nicely decorated..not intimate...looked like a chain restaurant from the inside.  We ordered the guacamole and fried green tomato apps and they were both pretty bland and small portions.\n\nSome tried the ribs, the flatbreads, salads, burgers, etc.  Everything was just ok.  One member of our party didn't get his food until we were all done due to the waitress's mistake.  It happens, but no manager apology, and really it was barely mentioned by the waitress.  She did offer a free dessert at the end so that was nice.\n\nThe banana cream pie wasn't good, the key lime pie was super tart and the apple crisp was the table's favorite.\n\nOverall, the food was average at best.\nThe service was average\n\nFor the price point, you can do better.  I wouldn't return.