Squire's Grille
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Squire's Grille Reviews
This place was terrible, especially after eating at the Festhaus and the Smokehouse. The burger was so thin and small I initially thought they forgot to put it in the bun because I couldn't see it past the slice of cheese. The serving of fries was also smaller than elsewhere. The staff were not as friendly as the other locations and seating was difficult to find.
It says that they at ten o'clock, but they closed at nine thirty.Couldn't even get a package of ketchup lol
The quality of their burgers has dropped significantly. The patty was very thin and dry. It cost $35 for one burger with fries, a Coke, and a dessert, which didn’t feel worth it. I’ll be choosing somewhere else next time.
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 8PM |
Squire's Grille, a restaurant situated within a popular park, offers a limited dining experience that reflects the theme of Old Shakespearean era England. The menu features classic fare such as burgers, chicken tenders, and fries, but the quality is often described as mediocre. The burgers, while enjoyable, are reportedly frozen and mass-purchased, with some customers finding them salty. The chicken tenders, however, are praised for being freshly cooked and served with honey mustard, providing a generous portion.
The dining atmosphere resembles a "cafeteria hall," with outdoor seating that lacks fans, which can make it uncomfortable on hot days. Additionally, the presence of flies in the outdoor area is noted as a drawback. While the prices are considered extremely high, with a burger costing around $17 and drinks priced at $6.29, the staff is described as friendly, efficient, and helpful.
The restaurant's main appeal lies in its convenience for park-goers, offering a quick meal option during the day. However, long wait times during peak hours can be a deterrent. Although Squire's Grille may not be the best choice for a culinary experience, it serves as a functional spot for satisfying basic hunger needs. For those looking for a snack, the fries and chicken tenders are recommended, while the burgers and wraps might be best skipped. Overall, Squire's Grille is a decent option for a quick bite, though one should be prepared for the high prices and average quality.