B. Hall's Bar & Grill

B. Hall's Bar & Grill calls itself a family grill and that is exactly what it is. As soon as one walks inside the door, one instantly notes that this establishment is family friendly. During our visit, the adult customers seemed to be age 30 and up, but we also saw young kids enjoying themselves as they played with one of those claw machines where you try to grab a toy.

The decor of B. Hall's Bar & Grill is that of a sports bar with memorabilia such as jerseys displayed on the walls. There were numerous flat screen TVs around the large room. I also saw a TouchTunes jukebox but we never heard any music being played. Of course, that made it easy to carry on a conversation. But one didn't have a feeling of silence with all of the customers chatting. As an aside, the restroom is somewhat old but was neat and clean.

B. Hall's Bar & Grill is divided into two sections: the main restaurant area and the bar. We sat at the high tables near the bar counter which seats about 10 customers. We saw six taps which included Shock Top plus Anheuser-Busch products.

Wednesday night was Steak Night at B. Hall's Bar & Grill. We were here to try their chicken wings for which B. Hall's Bar & Grill is best known. We ate their King Wings and their Merle's Wings. Each platter contained 10 wings, ranch dressing, and celery sticks. The wings were very good and good sized.

The bartender, Megan, also served our table. She was excellent and checked on us frequently. In fact, she seemed to be particularly efficient considering the number of customers she was serving. We'll definitely return to B. Hall's Bar & Grill.