19th Hole Bar and Grill

Really good place with excellent food and beberage

Female bartender is very sweet and professional, sorry I didn’t get her name. Selection of wines by the glass is OK but could be improved. It’s supposed to be a country club after all.

Great food awesome service worth the special trip. The Burger is so good I keep coming back. Give it a try you won’t be disappointed.

I’ve been coming here for years now with my friends and family, and have come the realization of the discrimination that takes place in this establishment. At first I would let it slide because at least it was a nice environment to hang out, a small fraction of the exaggerating overpriced menu was surprisingly tasty, and most of the staff was very friendly once they attended you. Nonetheless, you’re probably wondering why I’m using such a serious word like “discrimination”. Well last I checked all customers should be treated equally no matter their age as long as they’re not disruptive and have the money to pay. I’m 18 years old and when my friends and I go to have some food we become invisible 9/10 times. This is insane and extremely frustrating to me as I see the tables next to me being attended so attentively and meanwhile we sit there being completely ignored for over 20 to even 40 minutes at a time for someone to have the audacity to finally come and ask us if we want menus and not even offer us water. I’ve been here when it’s both empty and packed and I’ve had this terrible experience of not being taken seriously because I’m not a “grown adult”. From the plastic cups with lids when we’re more than capable of drinking from glass cups to the dreadful service; patience is no longer something I can cope with when I come here. Once we finally order the food can range from 20 minutes to an hour to get here. The only reason I will not rate this a one star is because I know this review will the help so that this restaurant can fix this very serious issue and become a better place. We cannot forget the entire United States is covered by the Federal Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination such as unequally treating customers or refusing service by privately owned places of public accommodation on the basis of race, age, religion or national origin. Places of “public accommodation” include hotels, restaurants, theaters, banks, health clubs and stores.

It is one of the most unique places i have visited till now. It is a small bar and pub which usually has live concerts or shows going on there. Very beautifully decorated place with good ambiance and surroundings. Staff is very friendly and polite, always keen to help the people. I have always seen a nice crowd at this place.