Somehow or another I always seem to end up drinking here when I'm back in Hemet. All in all, not a bad bar by any means, but nothing amazing, either. Drinks are reasonably priced and the bartenders are on it. Can get a little crowded on Fri/Sat nights, especially if there is a band performing (expect to be patted down/swept with a metal detector, if that's the case).

Waitress was very nice &quickly took our dink orders but after that it went down hill. Got our drinks about 15-20 min. later. Item I ordered on the menu had a list of ingridients in it, which is great to know everything in it.
However, it arrived with two extra an item I dont like in my food & one that I can't eat. I let the waitress know & she seemed rather annoyed & responded that it was a southwestern dish. I told her I read all the ingredients that it listed & the 2 were not on it. Husbands dinner wasn't any better meat was tough and dry, potatoes were cold.
I'd give them another try but husband would rather not.

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