Three stars is pretty spot on.  I actually was going to give this place two stars, but they got a bump for friendly service.  I came here after work for happy hour with some co-workers and their significant others.  While the waitresses were attentive and friendly, the food and the sports setup were unimpressive.\n\nThe restaurant is squished in between an office and hotel complex just southeast of the Camelback Colonnade.  There's a decent amount of parking, though finding it was initially confusing as its mixed with reserved office parking.  Inside, its a pretty standard sports bar, though perhaps going for a modern edgy look.  The TVs around the bar and restaurant area are actually not as big as you'd find at some other sports bars like Zipps.  I also noticed they had issues with the satellite feed for some of the games they were showing on their televisions.  Some of the TV screens just froze or went black numerous times.  Alright, to the grub.\n\nIts a Chicago sports bar and proudly displays a Bears flag outside so a lot of the menu is geared towards Chicago fare.  Fair enough.  I love a good italian beef sandwich and some italian sausage, so I went for the combo sandwich.  I've had a sandwich like this before at other Chicago themed restaurants in the Phoenix area and I know to expect a little bit of a peppery kick, but this place took it WAY too far.  The size of the sandwich was okay (though in my opinion a bit small for the $10 I paid), but the proportion of peppers to meat was probably 2/3rd peppers, 1/3rd meat.  I really couldn't even taste the meat as I could only taste a fiery painful burn.  I can handle spicy to a point, but eventually you reach a pain threshold that prevents you from enjoying the meal.  The overabundance of peppers ruined the dish.\n\nOn the good side, I was very pleasantly surprised to find Lumberyard Red on their beer menu and the fact that it was discounted for happy hour.  And as mentioned before, our waitress was excellent.  She refilled my glass right on cue and was equally attentive with my friends.\n\nPerhaps they'll step up their game for the NFL regular season.  Its a Bears bar so they'll have plenty of Chicago patrons come kickoff.  I don't expect out of this world food at a sports bar, but I would hope it would be adequate (particularly the Chicago theme dishes).  And I would hope I could watch games without feed interruptions or unforeseen technical difficulties.  Perhaps today just wasn't their day, but I probably won't be back soon.