The Endzone Bar & Grill

“Huge menu, really cool vibe when the bands come at night.”

Donna Weylie★★★★★

Had a group of us go for my daughter's birthday. Called a day ahead to let them know 12 or so were coming. They were already for us when we got there. We hsd a person in wheelchair and there was a perfect setup to accommodate the chair. We lucked in it was wing night. 99 cent wings. The wings were fabulous. They only have breaded wings which was perfect. 25 different sauces. One person had tge sliders and there really enjoyed them. Was a great overall experience. Thanks Donna Weylie

Linda Doucette★★★★★

First time being there and other than the booth seats needing to be recovered the food was fantastic, the service great and the atmosphere was good especially if you are a sports fan.

Julie Anne★

I have to say that tonight's experience was horrendous. There was no A/C and it was completely uncomfortable in terms of atmosphere.... ruined everything in my honest opinion. The drink I ordered was not made how I've had it in the past...I ordered a mud slide There was no mud and no slide and I couldn't find any traces of alcohol. The server was sweet and came back with " that's how we make those here" ... The food...wings decent but my "fries supreme" was sub par. They were passing out samples of Coors slushie flavoured Seltzers...this was the redeemable portion. Did enjoy the Cherry 🍒 one.

Joe Bloe★★★★

Endzone Bar & Grill is a sprawling, echoey joint where the TVs outnumber the bartenders, and the scent of fryer oil clings to the air like a second skin. We hauled the kids along, which meant the obligatory safe bets: penne drowned in red sauce that tasted like someone waved a basil leaf over a can of tomato paste, and a pair of sliders with fries that screamed “we’re just here so you don’t complain.” The kids were pacified with fizzy drinks and a scoop of ice cream that melted before the spoon hit it. The grown-ups? A half rack of ribs that clung too tightly to the bone—as if they were scare