Ironwood Grill Plymouth

Its exactly as advertised... a sporta bar that feels a bit more upscale than say a B-dubbs. Great place to watch a game as their are TVs EVERYWHERE. I only cane for drinks so I can't speak in the food, but drinks were relatively cheap for the area and theyhad a good selection. I can see this being a good weekend hangout during football season!

I always enjoy getting the great chicken sandwich at this restaurant, which is one of the best in the area, in my opinion. Overall, I would say that about 60% of the menu items are really good and worth trying. However, the other 40% are just average in my opinion. I found the pizza to be okay. The prices are a bit high, with the chicken sandwich and chips costing $12 to $16. I feel like I could easily make a similar sandwich at home for only $4. It's worth noting that they may benefit from economies of scale.

I went to this restaurant for dinner on a Saturday evening and sat at the bar. They were quite busy, as expected for a weekend. The service was a bit slow, but I understand the challenges restaurants are facing these days. The bartender apologized for the delay and checked in on me. I was surprised when she informed me that she had discounted half of my meal due to the delay. I was impressed by their great customer service and did not expect such a gesture. This experience showed me that restaurant staff deserve patience and are working hard. The Cajun salmon was delicious!

This restaurant, like many others in America and around the world, was understaffed when we visited close to 8pm with a party of 6. Despite being initially told there was no space for 6, we noticed two empty tables for 4 and requested to be seated there. It seemed like the staff could only handle orders for 4 people at a time. The service was slow, with the first table greeted before us and servers getting confused when they realized we were together. The food was decent, especially typical American dishes, but avoid the thin crust pizza as it seemed like a frozen option. The photos in this review are from the second table, where the food was good although the fries and onion rings were very oily. The beer was served cold and stayed cold despite the delays. I would recommend going during the day as the night seemed chaotic with loud music making it difficult to communicate with the staff. Overall, there are other restaurant options nearby to consider if this one doesn't meet your expectations.

An upscale sports bar. Nice decor. The food gets five stars for perfect presentation and tasty. Our table had a variety of dishes and they were all great: Strip Steak, Barsch Dinner, Portobello Chicken and Chickenstall. Every dish was fantastic. You're always busy. Set up your name and enjoy a walk in the beautiful downtown Plymouth. You'll write when your table is ready. They are not destroyed. There are TVs that dress every wall. We were back and had the Margarita pizza that was great, but the biggest surprise was the fabulous burned ends. Expect to wait the weekend, it is part of the experience.