707 Sports Bar & Nightlife

Attended the Rocky Horror show this weekend...wife's bd. Incredible! The bartenders are some of the nicest in town! The show was awesome- VIP table was very viewable. Just a great place to relax and we'll definitely be back! (Restaurant is closed but you can bring in food from any restaurant and Wild Wings is located right beside their building). Check their happenings list on FB as they have a lot of awesome shows coming up.

Checked out the Park for the 1st time today for lunch when they opened at 11:00am. Upon walking into the lobby you find a huge artificial tree and are greeted by a friendly hostess. Upon being seated in the area adjacent to the bar I was surprised to find something you never see in a restaurant, comfortable padded seating. The flatware was gleeming with not a single water spot. The attention to detail was exemplary. I had the surf and turf which was an 8oz. Fillet cooked medium rare on a bed of asparagus and topped with Crab Garlic Gruyere Sauce. I paired it with a glass of Boen Tri-Appelation Pinot Noir. The combination was fantastic and prepared superbly. For Desert I had a Snicker Martini and a Creme Brulee cheesecake. All in all, I cannot think of a time when I had a better dinner out.

We went there about lunch time on a Saturday and got right in. Our server was wonderful and friendly! The food was very good, full of flavor and cook just right. The pickle martini was fun, smooth but I would have liked a little more pickle flavor . Lots of events seem to happen there so we'll definitely go back!

We ordered mozzarella sticks today for a group of eight people and we were served a blob of breaded mozzarella cheese. See the photo $14 for a blob of cheese advertised as sticks that’s bullshit! When we questioned the server he laughed it off and didn’t offer to remove the charge from our bill! I will not patronize this establishment again for a server to not offer no charge for there mistake bad business practice

The ambience is nice . The food was ok. We ordered for over easy eggs but gave us over cooked but the waitress was amazing . She apologized and made us a new one and discounted us $1.80 something for the eggs. The steak was good . We went back for the brunch buffet Sunday and we were asked to wait for 23 mins and other customers too was asked to wait . We didn’t wait and went to Holiday Inn Brunch instead . Their tip started at 18%

Swung by a week or two back for some lunch; hadn't tried it before and figured I'd give it a shot! They weren't busy when I ate, so I cannot give a very accurate review of their performance during peak time. My waitress, Amber, was super friendly and very attentive! She made some suggestions on food and drinks that I went with. The food was very good; better than I was expecting tbh. The main dish was Chicken Marsala with a Wedge Salad; the chicken and mashed potatoes came out perfectly and the wedge salad was also well prepared (can never go wrong with extra blue cheese dressing!). Also had an espresso cocktail of some sort; absolutely delicious! Would definitely come back again!

I really wanted to like this place better. And it wasn't bad! But in the end, it was very ho-hum. We first tried it for a weeknight dinner. The food off the menu was mostly pretty good, with a few small misses - like the avocados in my dish that were so unripe they were crunchy. But overall pretty good, and the staff at the bar were amazing. We followed up with the Sunday brunch, which was disappointing. The options were really basic, and some of the food had obviously been out for way too long. The pizza was so desiccated and fused to the pans that I physically couldn't pry up a slice. There were bright spots: the bacon was really solid, and the tortilla soup - which seems to be the same that's served at Shooters up the street - is weirdly compelling. (There's nothing even vaguely traditionally Mexican about it, but it's good!) But on average, it was a little depressing. The ambiance isn't unpleasant, but it is a little strange. It looks like they've borrowed from Deadwood casinos, with lots of shiny metallic accents, textiles, and big TV screens flashing promos toward every table. It's a big place, and it feels big - and empty, at least when we were there. The place has potential, and I'm definitely willing to give the regular menu another try. But I probably won't be in a big hurry to come again.