Of the soups, the Chicken Tortilla and Lobster Bisque are quite hearty and enjoyable. The Clam Chowder, though pretty good, was a bit floury tasting for my liking.

At some point, a plate of breads will appear. The jalapeño cheese bread and the sweet rolls are excellent. Feel free to ask the wait staff for more of any of the specific breads you liked after it is all gone.

The Asian Two Noodle Chicken salad is a pleasant experience. Even more so if you subsitute grilled tuna for the chicken. I believe there is a slight extra charge.

Burgers are good, though at times a bit dry when cooked more than medium. The fries are good; but if you get the Basil Redskin Mashed Potatoes is the winner. I know, fries go better with burgers. Just making a suggestion. The chicken fingers are a good choice as well if you are looking for typical pub food. The crab cakes are of rather good quality, though I prefer a regular tartar sauce served with my fried or broiled seafood rather than the below par remoulade. Lacking for me when looking for pub food is a good batch of fish and chips.

There are many other dishes that stand out, such as the pork chops, the ribs are decent and always a steady choice. The blackened Prime Rib is better than expected as well.

The real thing to go to Sweetwater for is the specials. Along with the fish on the menu, many of the specials are based around a nice piece of grilled fish. Listen closely as the waiter reads off your choices!

If you are still hungry, have another stout or go with the Warm Flourless Chocolate Waffle! If you do not like chocolate, the Key Lime Pie makes a good choice for you.

The Boot Hill Brown ale was surprisingly bitter for a brown.

The service was lousy. The server never checked back to see how things were. Only after I shoved 7/8 of the plate to the far edge of the table and sat there for several minutes did he show up and ask if I wanted a box. I told him no.

He fetched a manager who deducted the food from the bill, but the experience was a very negative one.

Go to Chili's--the chips and queso dip are a LOT better--and cost 1/3 less.

The food is excellent and the service is friendly and fast. I would recommend this place and wish there was one closer to home.

Food is always excellent and the staff is first rate. On the downside, it is always busy, and parking could be tough to get. But it would be worth the three or four minute walk from the far reaches of the lot to get to a place like this! Definitely worth a visit.

This facility does not take reservations and is ALWAYS crowded (I wish I had a microscopic piece of the action here!). They do have a call ahead service so you can find out what the wait is and be in the front of the line when you show up. Parking can also be a drag but there's a cluster of popular restaurants right next door so it's always a battle to be near SW's entrance. Take all this into consideration so you are not disappointed by your visit.