Pine Valley Bar & Grill

Well we all cant be perfect…
Let me say this… This place has the best wings I’ve ever had. well as far as value and size.
For me that’s where the fun ends.
This is one of those places where I walk in and people stare, waitresses get attitudes and eyes roll (Hey I’m just that awesome).
I have been called a Negro at this place but to be fair the guy was drunk… wait what?
This is a place where my friends and family never feel welcome, so just for my experience this place is not worth the food especially when you feel uncomfortable.
The service is so-​so but its the unwelcoming atmosphere that turns me off of this place.(So much bad attitude in this place)
But hey, maybe its the dreads!

Worst service I have had in years, waitress was rude. We will never go back. Food is ok, free popcorn is good if they would keep it avaliabe, it is empty most of the time.

Stiff pour. Friendly. Nice crowd. All the salty popcorn my little heart desired. If I ever find myself in town again, I’d go back.

Didn’t really feel welcomed I walked in and it was like they seen a ghost. It wasn’t that crowded at all I let the bartender know I was going out for a smoke she ran out after me and said she needed a card I was paying in cash so I handed her my id. I went back paid my tab in cash and left I won’t be going back

We arrived in Ft. Wayne after 12 hours in a truck with 3 kids, all starved. We didn’t want to go out to eat after getting to the hotel, this place you can phone in your order and pick it up, and it was across from the hotel. At 6p on a Friday-​they had our food ready for us in 15 minutes!!! Amazing!!! We all enjoyed dinner, and was EXCELLENT for the price! Burgers were juicy and fries were hot even after being transported back to the hotel! Excellent!!!

Food was good for what we got. A lot of it, the food. The service was nice. The place was kinda empty but it was a ml Monday evening and we r on vacation. All in all I would come back.

It is what it is. A bar-​restaurant in a strip mall. I was staying at the La Qunta next door and could walk across the parking lot. On a Friday night during NCAA games it was busy but not too crowded. You find your own table and I quickly caught the eye of a waitress. They seem to work as a team and I was taken care of quickly, efficiently and pleasantly. The cod sandwich was hand breaded, properly cooked, and more than ample. The cole slaw portion was generous. People were enjoying themselves but none was obnoxious. I was there as a single woman and no one bothered me. The food was not gourmet, but it was good and the price was reasonable. I was pleasantly surprised since the reviews were mediocre. Definitely worth a visit!

This place is okay for 11 o’clock at night after you just drove for three hours. Obviously popular with the locals who are in their 40’s & 50’s: folks still living in the 80’s. There was a red-​headed with large poofy hair lady talking to the older bartender when we walked in. They were talking like Sorority sisters squealing & squawking.
The kitchen is open late which is great for road trippers. I got the mushroom Swiss & bacon burger. It came out hot & fresh, but I had to ask for lettuce and tomato. No real complaints here; solid meal for a dive bar.
My bf got the ribs & chicken wings dinner. This comes with two sides. He got the fries and rice which were both good sides. The wings, however, were reheated and dry. The ribs were good, tender, just too much sauce. So if you order the ribs, ask for them to go light on the sauce. The sauce on the wings was true to the name for «medium»: not too spicy or too mild.
Drinks are allright. A reasonable selection of beer. The mixed drinks can be light.
Overall, not bad for a dive bar. Prices are reasonable. Service is not bad nor good. Atmosphere is classic for a hole.
P. S. They have (bad) karaōke on Friday nights.

Still awful, bad service, not worth going here. Try another place, there are several nearby.

Top notch. Mary Kay was great and the food was great. John and Mary Kay had the best games on for week 17.

I’d give more stars but with a decade of batending under my belt I simply can’t tolerate a place that requires one batender per 10 customers. This would be a great ratio but ull spend more time waiting for a drink with a back turned to you than enjoying the drink.
Prices are good, food is adequate, but all except one bartender is female and they spend more time complaining about tips and gossipping than taking care of their customers.
The computers they use are ancient and the owner might as well burn a grand every weekend night because they over pour, give drinks to friends, get drunk and ignore customers.
Thank God for the new bartender, shes the only one that was serving me.
Above was an isolated incident. I gave the bar another chance and even though it still remains a rumor mill, like many bars, the service was far better.
Compliments on the chili. Its spicy, which makes me warm and happy. Maybe the can keep impressing me and earn a couple more stars.

Might be the worst bar in town. Bad service, lousy drinks, etc. I think the food is ok, but the hard part is ordering and getting service. My dad and I used to bring friends here but lately Irene, one of the owners has treated customers with no respect and sometimes downright nasty.
Bars are dime a dozen, were finding a new spot… If I were you I would go elsewhere.

Hit or miss type place with hit or miss service.

This place is dead to me. If there are only a few people in the bar you should be OK, but if they are jammin’ and busy expect to be treated like dirt. You could spend $ 1000’s of dollars here and be known by name, but when the owner is stressed out and overwhelmed you can expect the staff to be as well. The estrogen level goes up and all of the women synchronize being pissed off. You get your food thrown at you and asking for another beer is akin to asking for a mountain to be moved.
Be sure to «reserve» your table ahead of time for a big event! It’s a fancy service that Pine Valley provides. If you don’t reserve and you «accidentally» sit in a reserved area, the owner will come out and tell you to get the hell out of the reserved table after you have been sitting there for a half hour. Then the party that reserved the table starts trickling in 2 hours after their appointed time. Then you find out that they are the owner’s friends and even though you patronize her bar, you are meaningless in the long run.
Be sure to come in on «karaōke» night where you can watch that little guy lip-​sync all of the songs.
Bottom line is that membership has its privileges and if you aren’t a «member» then you might as well stay at home. Too much estrogen too.

I’m not a wine guy, I like it… But I don’t know it. I just drink what’s handed to me. I’d go into my spiel about how I pick a wine but that’s not what I’m hear to talk about. I’m here to talk about Clever Bottle, a nice little spot. Because it’s small though, I’m kind of afraid of it being packed to the rafters…
So I won’t tell you about how friendly the bartender (and I think owner is).
I won’t mention how I came in wearing a John Woo t-​shirt and was treated with respect.
I won’t even touch on how tasty the special beverages were, nor will I say how they were reasonably priced.
I’m not saying anything about how inviting and clean it is in here.
Nope, not saying anything about that stuff at all.