Quaker Steak & Lube

My boyfriend and our 2 friends had a great time. It was very clean and the music was at an appropriate level. The food was great and resonably priced. I had the o-​bbq philly sandwich with mac and cheese, my boyfriend had the bbq grilled chicken sandwich with chips, and our 2 friends had an assortment of wings. Hannah was our waitress and she was very attentive and friendly. Had a great time catching up!

Awesome place. Comparable to Buffalo Wild Wings, but with a vast selection of sauce options. Great place for beer and wings. Recommend «all you can eat» wings, believe they are only available on Tuesdays. Also a couple 32 oz blue moons will cool your mouth off!

First time at one of these. The plastic seats are cheap and no good but the wait staff was good and my salad came out cold… just as they all should be. The salmon was very good but a bit too salty. I’d go back.

The good:
Our server, Andrea, was great and very attentive. We had a table of five with multiple drinks, and she always kept them filled and came back to check on us often.
The $ 8 buckets of Yuengling beer cans was a steal that we definitely took advantage of. The fried pickles were also great.
The bad:
I ordered the QSL burrito without meat, and it was horrible. It was so salty that I could only eat about a quarter of it. I mean, it seriously tasted like someone had accidentally dumped the entire salt shaker from the kitchen in there. I don’t think it was an accident — I think it was just how the rice is prepared. Please watch out for the salt in their food. It definitely left me feeling really gross and uncomfortable.

Best wings I’ve had in a while and their bar jar drinks are delicious. The whole concept of this restaurant is really unique and fun. It’s definitely worth a try.

The wing sauces and dry rubs are very tasty. I tried 3 different wings: Cajun, Dry rub Mango Habanero, Hot Buffalo. The wings are deep fried then coated in sauce. Cajun was tangy and peppery. Mango was sweet with some heat (my fav), the Buffalo was a bit vinegary. The sauces/​dry rub coated the wings well. I really think that a beer list for the table would be an improvement. They had lots of taps (forget how many) but, the waitress wasn’t sure what they had. The service was prompt and friendly. The place was pretty cool for a chain

We have been to Quaker Steak before, but not this particular location. Since we were only in the area for a night, and hadn’t been particularly impressed with the Mexican place across the parking lot, we figured we would go with something different for our next meal (not necessarily to be confused with Fourth Meal from Taco Bell).
On the outside, and on first appearance, there isn’t much to distinguish this location from the other (s) we have seen. Think casual dining (Applebee’s, Chili’s) with a NASCAR theme and you’re most of the way there. About the only difference is they have some items with heat — namely wings. I haven’t actually tried their really hot wings, and am not likely to do so. I saw them on Man vs. Food, however, and Adam seemed impressed.
As to the service here, it was decent. Not sure I’d go just for the service, but overall the experience was better than the other options in the area.

Great wings. But they’re a little pricey. Really only worth it if there’s a special going on. But, mmmmm, they’re good. Okay place to watch football. They show all the games, but the tv’s aren’t very big. Plus even if you request to be seated near a particular game, they sometimes mess that up. And then they say that they’ll change one of the tv’s near you to show the game. And that ends up taking them half an hour. So maybe not the best Sunday game-​watching spot.

Décor is cool. Food was good. House made chips-​fantastic. Biker Chick salad had pineapple in it that had spoiled. Texas burger had ONE strip of bacon (come on!) The pretzel sundaes are to die for. Total sugar high and you get to keep the glad mugs all for 5.99.
Waitress was hit or miss if she was going to show up. If you get the older blonde hope you brought a snack and your own silverware. We waited forever for her to come to the table. By then we were ready to order, but she only wanted or drink orders, which she got wrong. Finally she brought the drinks and then she would take our order.
Appetizer came, then later on we got our napkins and silverware. Food came out and we still didn’t see much of her. At dessert time she suddenly became our friend and was stopping by constantly. I guess she is a real dessert person.
I would still go back to any of these stores. The food has usually been good and I love the atmosphere.

The only place I’ll for wings in Charleston.

I enjoy the variety of wing flavors. Tuesday wing night is awesome. It’s quite busy and takes a while to get reorders, it’s worth it.

Disgustingly dirty, loud, and greasy (without decent flavor) food. My husband and I went up here to try since everyone’s always talking about it and I was about to slap someone. I like to be able to hear the person across from me without having to scream at them like a jock at half time.
As for the food… well, let’s just say I couldn’t gag down more than half of any of the stuff I ordered (burger, onion rings)
You know when you’ve had too many beers and everything you eat tastes like nirvana? That kind of food.

My wife and I went to have lunch there a couple of weeks ago for the first time and after being seated saw about five other couples eating. We sat there for about twenty minutes watching three waiters run around not even acknowledging that we were there and decided to leave. I told the hostess about what happened and she acted like it was no big deal. This was on March 4^th 2011.

Good food

I really loved the food and atmosphere. I didn’t like the cheap plastic chairs. This isn’t a super cheap place to eat so don’t skimp on crummy chairs.
I always get the $ 18 steak and shrimp meal so I’m not intimately familiar with the menu. I do thoroughly enjoy said meal. If hooters served food this good I’d never leave.

This is a decent bar-​food type place. When I stay at the Hampton Inn next door it’s super convenient so I can’t complain. Warning… bike night is on Thursdays and this is a highly attended function. Noone was rude or anything but if you get nervous around lots of leather, big hair and lots of tattoos… stear clear. The waitresses dress up for the night too, didn’t do a whole lot for me but maybe some of the guys will appreciate the skimpy skirts and, uhh, adult dancer heels.
Anyways, the food is decent. I normally get wings with the magma fries. You pick the level you want of spiciness, the mild is really mild so if you like a little zing you may want to step up to the medium. I’ve had the sampler appetizer, the fried pickles are interesting and the cheese sauce is yum. The servers have always been friendly to me and the décor is cool with the car theme. I love that they give the warmed up hand wipes and twizzlers after your meal (they even put twizzlers in the to-​go orders… a very nice surprise after a long work day). it’s a chain so keeping that in mind I would still way it’s way better than any applebees or chillis or even Fridays. Makes for fun people watching with all the theme nights too!

Any place that uses the Scoville Heat Unit to measure the intensity of their wings will win a place in my heart. That and most places with fried pickles do it for me. Took my dad here after picking him up at the airport so it was awesome that they stay open so late on a Saturday night – I didn’t want to present him with an array of gas station Slim Jims as a welcome gift.
I love the car theme. I love eating my food under race cars and drinking fruity drinks named after classic cars. The food was fabulous, the whole table approved.
What I don’t like? It’s loud. I get that at that time of night is has a lively bar, but I wish this place would reserve a part of the restaurant to be a little quieter – I mean, the place is huge! And the service was a little slow. But overall, it was good, we will be back!

Went here with my girlfriend, her mother and her sister on a Sunday afternoon. It’s a close call between 3 and 4 stars. Rude hostess is what made me decide on 3 (see last item under Not So Good).
Here’s what was good:
* The food was fantastic. I had a Mustang Burger cooked rare with french fries. The fries were ok, but nothing special. The burger was really good and really filling. We also had an appetizer. I think it might have been called a «Four Wheeler.» It was kind of like a sampler of a bunch of different appetizers. The fried pickle was interesting. I don’t think everyone would like it, but I did. The sauce for the pretzels was good. Just tasted like cheese to me but a couple of people in our party said they could taste the beer in it.
* Waiter was friendly.
* Refills were brought in a clean glass even if we’d barely touched the glass we were drinking.
* Décor was interesting.
* They brought us hot napkins and twizzlers after the meal. I’ve never been given either of those by a restaurant before.
* No trouble parking. Although it was just a Sunday afternoon.
Here’s what was not so good:
* Server made a couple mistakes with the order.
* Food was pricey.
* Our server was quite friendly but some of the staff looked like they’d just escaped from the state penitentiary. One male staff member had a visible tattoo showing on his neck.
* No bread or any other freebies to eat before the meal.
* We had a long wait for our food.
* We were originally going to be seated next to the jukebox by the hostess. Girlfriend’s sister says she was given a mean or exasperated look by the hostess when she (the sister) requested that we be seated elsewhere.
The excellent food is reason enough to try this place. I’d say this venue is appropriate for guys’ nights out. Based on the skimpy attire of some female employees, it’s not the best venue for a date.
OH! I almost forgot the coolest thing! This is one of those places that have the hot wings that are so hot, you have to sign a release form. I know it’s a gimmick, but it’s still pretty cool. The Atomic Wings weigh in at a whopping 150,000 Scoville Heat Units. Compare that to «measly» 2500 to 5000 Scoville Heat Units offered by jalapeño peppers.