Abbey Road

Ordered Cuban sandwich with rice and beans on the side. The sandwich bottom bread is soggy, looked dry and old. The rice and beans is salty. The booth we sat in smelled. Service is Ok. Was here about 10 years ago and the place was better then. The whole place needs updating.

This is a sports bar environment. There is a nice bar, a bunch of tables, and a couple pool tables. The food covers a wider range than normal sports bars with BBQ, Mexican, steaks, seafood represented other than burgers and sandwiches. The food quality was very good. There are specials on tuesday and saturday for the thrifty. I enjoyed the experience all around.

This place is a let down from the beginning. Painful bench booth seating that make church pews feel like lazy boy recliners. Nothing in the restaurant speaks of any signature menu item. All table ads and wall coverings promote liquor completely absent of food promos. This is a bar with bar food and nothing more. My dinner was their so called Abbey Road burger. Extremely un-appetizing from the plate presentation with fries being stuck together in a lump, the burger had one thin piece of (cheddar?) cheese transparent after melting and overall very small in portion size. Overall taste was dry and less than satisfying. For the snowbird, tourist, or drunk this food may seem appealing however for a local with many many burger places to pick from this place is at the bottom of this list. To pay $14.50 for a run of the mill cheese burger and iced tea (before tip) is an absolute insult. We won't be back!

Food is very good, especially for the price. It's not a gourmet restaurant! My husband and I go there often. It's great for a quick meal at a good price.

Abbey Road is just another sports bar, nothing special, the usual fare is to be expected burgers salads and such and they do nothing interesting with these dishes. Service was friendly and quick and the restaraunt was clean and well cared for, the food was just blahh.