Parkway Bar and Grill

Parkway is a good neighborhood restaurant. They have a large menu and food is good. Portions are HUGE so come with an appetite. Lots of games and activities throughout the week.

My husband and I took our son and granddaughter to dinner. As soon as we sat down, we were greeted by our server with a delightful welcome back. I am fussy about tuna and asked if I could try a bite before actually ordering. Our server made it happen and I indeed ordered the tuna melt which was very good. Everyone else thoroughly enjoyed their meals. I do feel the grill is a bit pricey but the food is always good and plentiful.

The fantastic food is worth fighting the crowd for. No wonder it is always packed. Love the fried chicken and specials! Never had a bad meal here. The places I can say that about are few and far between. This one has held up for more than a decade! Enjoy some drinks and good service, and definitely try a delicious meal.

Food is delicious and is prepared very quickly. Everything from burgers to salmon to fajitas to ribs. Sweet chili ribs are to die for. Beer is cold. Service is friendly. What more could you ask for? They have got their systems down!

This was our second time to eat here, and we brought my parents. The place was pretty busy for a Friday, but we isn’t had to wait for 10 minutes, so we may have been at the tail end of the rush. Close parking is always full, but they offer shuttle service from the other parts of the parking lot, which is nice.

The first time I ate here, I got the gyro sandwich. Don’t get this dish here. It is truly awful, and same quality as Sam’s Club meat. I didn’t see it on the menu this time.

This time, we got other food, and it was very good and plentiful. The chicken fried steak was crispy, the gravy was creamy and good, the potatoes were decent. The corn was a bit over cooked. The other dishes were spot-on. Everyone was happy with their food.

We took one star away because this place is incredibly noisy. It is almost impossible to have a conversation without shouting. We come door the food, and not the atmosphere.