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I just returned from the Sports Grille and felt inspired to write--I've never actually written a review on the Internet, but what just happened deserves some attention. I met a few of my friends at the Sports Grille late in the evening after working all day. I arrived--sober--only to be completely mistreated by rude waitresses and other staff. We were sitting at a table until closing and promptly paid our bills when the waitress came around for last call. Much money had been spent (including tip) but, despite that fact, the waitresses and bartenders were incredibly rude, yelling at us to leave when we were already putting on our jackets and clearly on our way out the door. I've been to this bar on a few occasions, and it certainly has a good tv set-up for games and some decent food, but I will never return after how rudely we were treated for no reason at all. I don't know if they assume that everyone in the bar is too drunk to remember how they treat people, but if they do, they're wrongly mistaken.

New to beantown and alone on Sunday I found myself wandering the city trying to find a place to watch football. My intentions were to find a place that had multiple screens so that I wouldn't miss any action. After a few failed attempts to gather some local knowledge the Sports Grill fell in my lap. It had 360 degrees of football to enjoy. I found a spot at the bar and settled in. The service was friendly and prompt. During halftime of the first set of games I indulged in a cheese steak that was nothing fancy but did not dissapoint. The owners of the Sports Grill did not have to be creative when coming up with a name for their restaurant. It is exactly what it advertises to be and satisfied every desire I had when leaving my humble abode earlier that day.