The Duck Bar & Grill

Best prime rib on Fridays night one can find locally!

Went to this bar for the first time for the Donkey Show party. The party was great. The food was great. The service was slow. The female bar tender was great and friendly. The bartender working the jello shots was great and friendly. However, the bald bartender was a total douche bag. Pompous, unfriendly, slow AND a thief. Only gave me three dollars change for a seven dollar tab. I gave him a twenty. He claims I gave him a ten and he was an ass about it. Well guess what Jack ass, I had just gotten that twenty out of the ATM which didn’t dispense tens. He was a real jerk, I got ripped off and the owners should take note. We won’t go there again!

Was with a group and the service was awesome and the food was very good. Will b back for sure.

I’ve been coming to the Duck for over 10 years and always been pleased. The service is always good, even when it gets busy.
This is a great place to go if you like to watch the games, play pool, video poker or just socialize. They have a great separation of space so you’re not stuck near the pool tables and jukebox if you’re there for dinner or the game. The video poker is located in the back in separate room. If you’re a smoker they have a decent area for that too. The food is pretty good also! Highly recommend!

The Duck Inn has been a Saturday night staple for my friends and I for almost a year now. The Karaōke is killer and the wells are cheap– I usually have a great time for about 10 bucks plus tips, a little more if I get food. Usually one appetizer supports 2 – 3 people (like the ½ lb of fries) and are super cheap.
As someone who usually goes in with a group, I recommend ‘the Duck Pond’. It’ll cost you about $ 13 but is a drink the size of a fishbowl to share with your table. You even get to keep the rubber ducky they float in it!
The staff has always been angels and are always on their toes. Sometimes it can get busy, especially if one of the local Rugby teams they sponsor rolls in after a game but that provides enough entertainment within itself.
A good bar with friendly staff, good drinks, and cheap prices.
(And a Jack n the Box across the street if you need to sober up after closing time)

One of the only remaining bastions of Taco Tuesday, so you better get there and support it.
So hard to find a place with a 50¢ taco night. Not even Mexican restaurants in this town have that deal anymore. Plus we had a coupon out of the Savvy Saver. Between my wife and I, we ordered the nacho’s, 2 drinks, and a dozen tacos. Total bill? 15 bucks. Can’t beat that, and the nachos were very good for being half price.
Last time I was here was a very unpleasant story. Not due to the place itself, but my fishin buddy and I decided to have a Taco eating contest. I ate 22 he ate 21, I had a painful morning to say the least, a feat that I will probably not repeat again. But for me the 22 tacos came out to 11 bucks and with 2 beers the total tab was still around $ 15.
Don’t get me wrong, I like going to Bruno’s Kitchen, Sfizio’s, and Marche just as much as anyone else. But the majority of the time I want to roll up my sleeves and dig into a filling, yet good meal and pay less than $ 20 bucks.
Are you going to get a waiter named Ferdinand who is available for your every whim, and can recite the entire imported wine list? No, but you also won’t have to listen to pretentious morons muse on and on about the clarity and nose of their merlot either. If you want that go out to King Estates.
If you want to get full at one of the last 50¢ Taco Tuesdays in town, go to the Duck Inn.