We walked in and the place had an smell of old bar rags. I ordered the fish and chips and I am still trying to figure out how fried fish came out looking done but but the inside was barely warm. My friend had the chicken Caesar and it was ok. I'll probably pass on this place next time. read more

Used to be a great place. Now you can find horrible service, rude staff and overpriced mediocre food.

We were told by the host to sit anywhere, so we sat down at a table and waited...and waited...and no one ever came to our table. I looked around and none of the other tables had any food. We left having never been acknowledged. read more

we just had the worst service from here the waitress didn't take are whole order of a group of 9 people and just walked way had to call her back to finish taken the order and never got silverware or plates I had to go get them my self read more

I'm giving two stars because the catering food and private room were great. Baked Brie, cheese plate, meatballs, and more items that you cannot order on the restaurant menu-those were all delicious. The restaurant seems to be very accommodating and friendly to large groups and that is a plus as well. And now on to the restaurant, which is why this review has only two stars. The food on the menu is subpar. The "locally made" pretzels are served cold, with cold queso dip. There was nothing delicious about it. With so many local restaurants making great pretzels in house, it doesn't make sense to have pretzels brought in if they don't even taste good, and aren't even sold hot. When ordering a burger the preferred temperature was not asked and arrived rather grey. I ordered the pot roast and I requested to leave off the peas and carrots. I was told by the waitperson that the peas and carrots came "cooked in the gravy, mushrooms, and pot roast all together" So I said that was fine. The dish arrived, and it was quite obvious that the vegetables were placed on the plate, THEN the mashed potatoes on top of them, THEN the pot roast and gravy. Additionally, the peas were cold and in water, and the carrots were raw. My fork would not pierce the carrots AT ALL. I did let my waitperson know that the vegetables were indeed separate from the gravy and pot roast, and that they were raw. She told me I was wrong, that the carrots and peas were cooked in the gravy and pot roast. She did ask me if I wanted to order something different, which didn't sound at all appetizing after my experience with the available food I had already tried. (I have also tried the sweet potato fries- high we're very dry and crunchy-in a bad way, and the fish and chips-the fish was dry, with an overcooked and oily batter) At the end of the night, (after paying and leaving a 27% tip) I spoke with the waitperson again, and I told them that the vegetables were separate. They told me that was "impossible because the food comes in a giant plastic bag from 'commissary' and it's all mixed up" So the takeaway for me is that much of the food isn't made at the restaurant-resulting in subpar food, the wait staff isn't really sure how the food is prepared and gets defensive when asked about it, and too many of the menu items are just not good. I wanted to like this restaurant and gave it several chances. I'm not happy to leave negative reviews on restaurants. I do however, believe this is an accurate review. read more

Not much selection for a veg but I am more or less used to that and can still generally have a good dinner most places I go. The adult grilled cheese is pretty good, the fried pickles are not too bad (though I prefer pickle chips over wedges) and the salads are ok. I was excited to see they offer a vegetarian onion soup since most restaurant onion soups have animal broth but I wasn't a fan; onion soup isn't supposed to be sweet. For some reason I do like to hit this place up at least once a winter...for some reason, it just seems like a comfort food place to go. However, the last time a friend and I were there, we were practically hyperthermic by the time we left. Get off your wallet and turn the heat up, Llywelyns! read more

I've never been to this Llywelyn's location. It's a little tricky to get to and not nearly enough parking for the capacity it can hold but having said that...if parking is the worst part of the experience, then things went uphill from there. I found myself in this Irish oasis for a networking happy hour during a Cards game broadcast. Not only did I get some cold brews but go to see the boys of summer on multiple TVs. I think it was a mellow evening as I've told in this location can get out of hand crowded. I guess I came on a good night. I had the philly cheesesteak with mashed pototoes and was not disappointed. I enjoyed it immensely. I think this Llywelyn's would be great for an afternoon lunch. Note to self... read more

Our server was friendly ad efficient. The food was great and the Gooey Butter Cake was to die for! We started with a mixed green salad topped with blue cheese dressing & crumbles - fantastic! Will stop again! read more

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Um yes, definitely a fan of Llywelyn's! Good burgers (try the Pub Burger, it is fantastic!), great beer selection! They also have a pretty good happy hour, which is always an important thing to note, in my book! Monday - Friday 3-6pm $3 drafts (ANY of them, which is a great deal), and 1/2 price apps, to name the important ones. The service has been good when we've been here. Note that if you come here around happy hour, there *may* be an influx of a lot of families with kids. I saw this phenomenon on Cinco De Mayo (yes, we went to an Irish pub on Cinco De Mayo, and a Mexican place on St. Pat's), so I'm not sure if it was just because parents didn't want little Johnny to be around tons of drunks, but it was definitely weird, as slowly the dining room filled up as if it were a damn TGIFridays with tons of kids. In this case, I would ask to be seated in the bar area! This is definitely a place that will be rotated into our regular "go-to" spots. read more

I'm a fan of Llywelyn's. They have decent food, a great drink list, and an inviting atmosphere...I'm kind of a fan of all Pubs so it doesn't take much to woo me. I've only been to this location a few times and haven't had any problems. It can get pretty crowded on the weekends around dinner time but it's a pretty big location so I never have to wait very long. I love Llywelyn's apps! Particularly their pretzels and cheese in addition to their chips and pepper-jack cheese. The chips and pepper jack cheese are pretty unique and AMAZING. I highly recommend getting a basket or two for the table. During my most recent visit I opted for the bangers and mash. It was fine but I wouldn't order it again. It doesn't compare to the bangers and mash at a lot of other great pubs in STL. The green beans in particular didn't seem fresh...they had frozen written all over them. Next time I'll probably just stick to the burger...always a safe bet. read more

I'm usually never that thrilled when my co-workers want to go to Lywelyn's for lunch but that's now changed after my most recent visit. I wasn't particularly hungry so I decided to order something small. A cup of their white chili and a small side of mac & cheese....both dishes exceeded my expectations! I'm not usually a fan of white chili...I usually think people just make it so they can be "different" from red chili, whatever. But Lywelyn's white chili is awesome, good chunks of chicken, slightly thick in consistency, and warm....perfect for a cold day! The mac & cheese was also awesome because it had a special seasoning on it that gave it a real kick! Plus it was super cheesy! Can't wait to visit again! read more

Went to go enjoy the Blues and Mizzou games due to the large bar area with easy to view TV's. The place was packed, so we decided to get a table instead. They said the wait would be close to 30 minutes, when it was closer to 10. That's never a bad thing when it comes to the customers experience. Decided to have the calamari for an appetizer, which I highly recommend. For the meal, I chose to try the days addition, seafood pot pie, which I did not enjoy. However, there was nothing wrong with the preparation or the dish, it just wasn't for me. The food came out extremely fast, even with a packed house of people and a party being catered in the party room. The staff was friendly, polite, and provided their honest recommendations. The restaurant has a nice and open feel with many selections of food and beverages. read more

This Llywelyn's is quieter than the others, but I am still a fan! The best part about this location is their game room/party room. I have been here many nights for some sort of party and they always take great care of their guests. The game area is open to all, but they will reserve all of the tables for an event and set up a buffet area for your guests. They also have a window that connects to the main bar so you can order drinks right from the party room. I would say the room can hold up to 50+ people. Just like the Soulard location, their food rocks! Also, they have live music on most, if not all, weekend nights, and their is more of an area in front of the band to get your dance on if you've had enough to drink! ;) The bar/seating area is huge and is always busy. They also have a nice moderately sized outdoor patio area out front, which the other locations do not have. Another solid Llywelyn's location! read more

The cheese sauce here is divine and probably singlehandedly raised the visit here above the norm! The visit got off to a rocky start as I didn't have any ID so I had to share a beer with my wife (who is a few years my junior!). This is not so bad, I'm used to not being served in the US for one reason or another - Its pretty much part of the experience! The beer was a good one too..in fact the bar sells a few locally brewed gems which is always pleasing to see. Anyway...the cheese sauce. Our first encounter was as part of the starter. For some reason I expected chips and keep making that mistake..even though I'm aware of the different meanings. 'Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me - you can't get fooled again' as they say in Tennessee and Texas. No matter the crisps were great and their spoonlike shape suited the sauce and I REALLY wanted to spoon with this cheese sauce! We met again inside a chicken sandwich. Once again it went with the meal perfectly. Unfortunately the house salad that we also shared appeared blander by comparison with the seductive cheesey creamy goodness! The salad didn't really seem worth the price to be honest. I wanted to come here because of the Welsh name although when you take a look around its clear that LLewelyns is not quite sure where its from! There's Welsh, Scottish and Irish heritage in the mix. It didn't matter though -I liked the look of the place and the food and beer did not disappoint me! read more

Wow! I've been to the Llywelyn's (anyone else have major trouble getting the spelling of that down? Sheeesh!) in the Central West End, so when I visited this location in Webster Groves, I was expecting it to be pretty much the same. Boy, was I wrong! First of all, this location is HUGE. Like...ridiculously huge. There's soooo much space. So much seating. I ordered my go-to drunk food, chicken strips. For $7.25, I expected them to at least come with fries; they didn't. Bummer. But these were pretty good, and the BBQ sauce served with them was fab. My friend ordered the pretzel sticks. i'm pretty sure they were from Companion. They were delicious, of course. Super soft with just the right amount of salt. The spicy cheese dipping sauce was fantastic as well. Drinks here are pretty cheap, and the service was fast and friendly, especially considering the size of our huge (and very very drunk) group. Good work, Llywelyn's! read more

I have to admit that my expectations weren't high at all for Llywelyn's. I'd been to the location in O'Fallon, MO, and that experience was dismal at the very best. Chris is part Welsh and finds it super interesting that there are so many Welsh establishments in St Louis, so he really wanted to try it and to check out the beers on tap. Who am I to disappoint my mister? Because he didn't want to risk losing it, he left his passport at home. It's usually not an issue, but it did have an effect on us today, but to be honest, it wasn't that big of a deal. The bartender requested ID, and I showed my own, but we explained that he was not American, and we didn't have his passport with us. They allowed us to get one beer with my ID, so we just shared, which was fine by me. We ordered a basket of chips with a side of pepper jack cheese. The cheese was awesome. Highly recommended. For our main, we ordered the Llywelyn's Chicken Sandwich and a large House Salad. The sandwich consists of a grilled chicken breast covered in pepper cheese and topped with fried onions. The house salad is mixed greens with white cheddar cheese, English cucumber, grape tomatoes, sunflower seeds and house fried onions. We got the Garlic Ranch and the Honey Mustard on the side. The sandwich was really yummy, and the salad was fine. Though it wasn't what I'd consider to be the best meal I've had, It was very good. We enjoyed it and I'm glad that I got to try another Llywelyn's. read more

Llywelyn's has recently changed their menu and not for the better. First off, they were out of the first two entrees we tried to order - that's never happened before. The server tried to blame it on being a Monday, but we dine there frequently on Mondays and it's never been a problem. The Shepherd's Pie used to be wonderful - dense and flavorful - and easily large enough for leftovers. The thing we got last night was nowhere near that. It was so dry. Instead of cut from an actual pie, they are now served in deep dishes (no problem with that), but at the bottom was this tasteless mixture of white bread crumbs and very dry ground beef (might have been lamb). Again, I asked the server about it and she said it was always like that (by this point, I'm thinking she hadn't worked there for very long). Very unappetizing. Adding to the disappointment is the smokiness of the place. I asked if they would consider going smoke free in advance of the ban, and got an emphatic NO WAY. I won't say I'll never go there again (at least until the smoking ban takes effect), but if it's a choice between Llywelyn's and a smoke free place with consistently prepared food, I'll choose the other place. read more

Loved this place and the food is amazing!!! My friend had the pot roast dinner and I've not seen such amazing pot roast like this in years.. it was tender and great flavor (yes he let me taste it) They have a cool thing (forget the name) but it's mashed potatoes and cabbage I had a shaved beef sandwich on ciabbatta bread with garlic and cheese.. it was so good. we also had an appetizer of home made potato chips... You have to order these. Great atmosphere and a nice place. Ohhh and I forgot the brownies... WOW, amazing as well! read more

Highly highly recommend renting the pub room for your next party! They were so easy to work with from the beginning booking the party all the way to the end! Great service, food, bartending and management! Thanks again for making our special event even better! read more

Walked in and my group was there - they said someone told them they'd be seated soon but we stood there for a good 5 minutes with no further acknowledgment. And it wasn't a busy night. Nice patio here - on a quiet back street in Webster. Parking not great - had to park down the road on the street. It has a dark pub like environment but no smoking, yay! I hadn't been here in years because I remember it as being so smokey before the ban. Luckily our server was good and we didn't feel ignored like we were at first. We got our drinks and food in, she brought salads, then food, then the check and change. It was quick and efficient. She also kept our drinks refilled. My main complaint is that the menu is not vegetarian friendly at all - this hasn't changed in years. I understand that it's a pub. But this world is filled with vegetarians who like to eat something other than a grilled cheese in a pub. That's what I got. Without - shudder - provel. Yep, it comes with provel and other cheeses. It was fine. Standard. Fries were pretty good thick cut steak fries. Lots of beers, which is a plus for a pub. But the food thing, it was boring for me. I probably won't be back unless others really want to go. read more

After my most recent visit, the number of Llywelyn's cups in my kitchen cabinet now outnumbers the minutes it takes me to get to work, and that's no small task for someone who lives in Maplewood and works downtown. The lucky charms guy would have a seizure if he unloaded the top rack of my dishwasher. I've always been drawn to their pub classics like the english muffin burger, and the cheese steak (both of which would be on a short list of things to serve at last supper), but it's the shepard's pie that makes my stomach smile whenever someone brings up up thought of going here. There's a texture thing going on with the shepard's pie of dry breading with mushroom sauce that kind of cascades down the side of a mini casserole dish that Corningware put on this earth for people like me. I shed a tear one time I left my shepard's pie leftovers in the car overnight. I ate it anyways--nothing short of contracting the plague would have made me regret that decision. For drinks, the $2 ugly duckling beer list of PBR, Busch, High Life and (?) Icehouse is always tempting, but a bartender who can do a proper snakebite or black and tan almost always wins out when we visit. $3 bloody marys all day Sunday make this irish pub a replacement for church, not just somewhere you go afterwards. Service is fast and attentive, and there are food runners so you don't need to worry when you get seated with a waitress who picked up a party of 14 a few minutes before; the food always arrives piping hot. The wait can be lengthy on Fri and Sat nights, so bring cash for average/above-average drink prices. Parking can be a nightmare (don't try the driveway/back lot if you drive anything bigger than a daewoo), and Webster has a sick fetish with enforcing 4-way stops, so tread carefully. Smart money is on parking in the church lot across the street (they chain it off if it's in use). read more

Bad service for average food. Came in to Webster location for early dinner @ 5pm and didn't get food (only 2 burgers) for almost 1.5 hours. Tables that came after us had already left by the time we got our food. Manager didn't want to talk to us even though place wasn't very busy. There are plenty of restaurants to go to in this area for this type of service to happen, other places where they care about their customer read more

We had a Birthday party in the Game Room at Webster Groves this week. The venue is roomy, the food is good, prices are reasonable, but by far, the best feature of this restaurant is its employees. Chris was in charge of the bar and attended to all our needs. He was absolutely terrific and was gracious to adults and children alike. He was solicitous and engaging and we felt like we were in someone's home. We thank him and the event coordinator, Julie, for making our day extra memorable. We will be back! read more

Not sure why it doesn't have more stars. The beer is cold, the food is great and the service is outstanding. What more can you want?!. Hubby had fish and chips, just as tasty as the fresh fish and chips we had in Alaska. Chicken salad sandwich is very yummy, one the best I have had. read more

I like to think of the Llywelyn's in Webster as the restaurant version of the bar version of Llywelyn's in the Central West End. Walking into both places you know that they are in fact Llwelyn's because of the name at the door. But the Llywelyn's in Webster has a different personality. That's not a bad thing either because something is not trying to be duplicated. Each place is original in their own way, besides the name and menu. Webster's Llywelyn's is a great place to bring a family and a good size group of friends. They have large table and tables that can be brought together to form, wait for it, large tables. Because of the restaurant is large and open, the place never feels cramp at all. In fact, even being in their on the drinking holidays of the year, even though crowded, I never felt like I would be smothered or fall through a window. Webster Llywelyn's also offers some great musical acts too. Besides Irish and other Celtic type of folk music, they also have some straight up rock bands that perform there sometimes. Llywelyn's in Webster is an awesome place to go with a good size group of friends where you can all sit back and enjoy each other while have a couple of brews. read more

What the hell to people from Wales eat? Isn't English food the nastiest in Europe? Why would Wales be any different? The truth is we shall never know because Llywelyn's is upscale bar food which owes more to the tastes of chubby Americans than anything European. However, they do have some killer "Celtic" onion soup, sweet potato fries and some of the best beer brewed I've tasted in the U.S. I can't remember the name of their homebrew but it was dark and strong and blew me away. So, go to Llywelyns and say, "I want to try that beer some random guy on Yelp was talking about, you know the good one." That should do the trick. read more

My husband and I live just a block from this place! They have very good Happy Hour and drink special . I love Fish and Chip here! And they always do the fundraiser for good causes ! read more

I have been wanting to get to Llywelyn's for a pub burger test so on a great October day Ms T and I decided to go to the zoo and stopped here for lunch. They were surprisingly not at all busy at lunch time, so we had good service and our choice of tables. Llywelyn's in Webster is a good sized pub. I decided, rather than testing hamburgers after all, to ask the waitress what she would recommend out of all of the sandwiches. She quickly recommended the Famous Steak and Cheese so I went with that. I asked if the steak was sliced like a Philly and she said yes. Well, it was OK, but not great and if it is really "famous" it is over rated. The steak was medium rare and was actually a steak that was sort of chopped up (rather than thin sliced rib-eye in a Philly). The sandwich had thin onion rings and some cheese sauce. I have to be honest, it was all kind of one dimensional. The steak did not have enough seasoning or flavor of its own to rise above the cheese sauce. I think people who like this also order the cheese whiz nachos at the ball park. So it's just OK, not a re-order. I will go back, though, and try other sandwiches. They have a great sounding list aside from the burgers. I also had the colcannon as a side and some of Ms T's slaw. Both were good and I liked them together. The slaw was creamy and not overly sweet. It could use a little vinegar. The colcannon was really good. I understand (as the name implies) that it should have cabbage or kale in it. That part was undetectable, but the leek gave it a good onion flavor. This is basically like good fried mashed potatoes with onion. I liked it. I also had a cup of the daily soup special, sea food gumbo. I have not found any truly good seafood gumbo in St Louis. This was as good as I have had although the shrimp were hopelesly overcooked and the fake crab had come apart in sheets. It had good piquancy and enough roux flavor to make it OK. Ms T had a Beer Battered Cod sandwich which was huge. I was not overly impressed with this, but she liked it. The fish was too thick for it to fry properly. It was too wet and the breading was gooey and pasty next to the fish. I think that thinner filets would be much better. I'm sure they are trying to impress with the large cod filet, but they could always put two smaller, better prepared ones on the sandwich. I know this review sounds less than positive, but I still liked Llywelyn's, and think there is hope for the burgers and other sandwiches. They are on their way to being a chain with six locations, but for now I will still keep them on my list for another chance. read more

One of my favorite local hang outs. It is a great space with really high ceilings, a good variety of beer on tap and a older friendly, non pretentious crowd. They often have live bands ranging from traditional Irish to local flavor. In the summer it is my favorite patio in St. Louis. The homemade pub chips are a must. read more

My friends and I go to this location more then the other ones in city limits. It is pretty huge, and can get pretty jam packed on the weekends - but the food is good and priced perfectly for the portion sizes. They have a lot of live music, the only catch is sometimes it gets too loud to enjoy a conversation. Just note if you come to play darts you might need to bring your own. Every time I am there the darts are missing tips, or serious have gone missing in general. One time we had to play cricket with only one dart - it was the longest game of my life. Thank the lord they have great drink specials ;) read more

4-stars because there's Strongbow on tap and the spinach artichoke dip is some of the best I've ever had - definately seemed to be homemade. I was only here for happy hour, but will be back again. The patio seems great for a day with nice weather. read more

We frequent all the Llywelyn's in the area for lunch or dinner, but most recently we tend to go to this location. The service is always pleasant and mostly quick in Webster Groves locale. Unfortunately, to sit in the bar area is still very smoky (cannot wait for the ban!), and we also found that they changed their menu, which was disappointing. They took off their signature sandwich that my husband liked, and a few other things. They still have the pub pickles, my fav, and the adult grilled cheese & turkey melt, so I was happy with that. We are frequenting locations less and less that have smoking since we have many options in Kirkwood that are banned smoking at the beginning of this year. I will still go for the pub pickles, but less at dinner time when the happy hour people are still around, and more at lunchtimes. read more

I love this place. My wife says it's the fresh salads but games for my kids & a variety of food is perfect! The excellent service is a plus. read more

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We held a surprise party here and the staff was excellent to work with leading up to the event. They made everything easy and the night of the party, the two bartenders were so friendly. We would have another party here no questions asked! read more

So we show up on a Saturday night with a party of 8. Nothing crazy... Hostess asks "are you eating or just drinking?" we respond "oh, definitely eating" we are handed a buzzer and told 5-10 minutes. This is at 9:30PM, the place is not terribly crowded and there are a few open tables still. We walk over to the bar to order a drink. Problem #1. We ask about a specialty brew they have on draft. Bartender says "we are out of that but I have it in bottles." My friend says he will have one and is handed a 22oz bottle of beer and a $28 check, no warning that it was a bomber bottle or a $28 bottle of beer. Ouch, thanks for the heads up, Dick! At around 9:50 we notice another group starting to stake claim at a table that was opening up. One person from our party asks the hostess whats happening and is told that is our table. After a few moments we finally get seated and our server is right there, ready for us. We ask for food menus, he tells me "Sorry, kitchen closed at 10" First off. Hostess NEVER made mention that we were on limited time to order food and knew damn good and well we wanted food when she told us 5-10 minute wait over 20 minutes ago. Secondly, it was at this time 9:58 according to their bar clock. This was BIG problem #2. We had gone here to eat and made it known 30 minutes prior we planned on eating food. The server asks us for a drink order (mind you, some of us have drinks from the bar, some don't) and after the first 3 people say they only want water, he wanders away like he just saw Sasquatch on the far side of the bar and comes back 5 minutes later with 5 waters that are filled randomly (2 full, 1 half, etc.) for the 8 of us. We finished our drinks and left. Terrible, terrible experience. 2nd in a row at a Llywelyn's, will not be going back for another visit to any of their establishments regardless of location. read more

I like it for their friendly, energetic atmosphere, their pretzels, burger, sweet potato fries, and chili. It is great to have in town around the block from me. I would give it three and a half stars if I could, but the local convenience, ambiance and service kick it up to a four for me. My friend ordered the flatbread with chicken and avocado for lunch this week, and it was huge, and good. I ordered a club sandwich special and it was good (albeit a little lite on the meat). For overall pub food, it prob meets my expectations - I just wish it were a little better. The other night was wife ordered their chicken sandwich and the cheese sauce completely overwhelmed the sandwich. I ordered mussels and they were fair/good, but I would not order them again (the capers didn't work for me). read more

I have been here a couple times and really enjoy the drinks and food they have. We have had Mike as our waiter both times and he is great! Very attentive and doesn't portray the lackluster service mentioned in the previous reviews. I usually go for the fish and chips. I like mine extra crispy, so I ask for them to make it that way. I also love their sweet potato fries with my meal! I have had the pretzels as an appetizer and really enjoyed them! I have also tried the variety of beers they provide and some of their cocktails. I haven't been disappointed yet! read more

Just had a great lunch at Llywelyn's Pub in Webster! Good service, good food, good beer! Lots of outdoor seating. Our server wore a mask, which we really appreciate. She was also attentive and nice to talk to. I am vegan so I really loved their Beyond Chicken menu. I got the Beyond Chicken Chopped Salad. It was substantial and tasty. My husband enjoyed the fish and chips and my sister liked her chicken salad. Our table was comfortable and in shade. All in all a great experience. read more

The food is terrible! every time I've come here. The beer is decent yet outdated. Service is just okay. Skip it.

Ordered fish and chips and it was basically a 14 dollar, inedible greasy mess with a tiny sliver of month old frozen rubbery fish inside. Wife ordered Sheppard's pie that was obviously a week old or more and looked like warmed dog food with peas in it on top of soggy bread crumbs covered in unidentifiable slop. Pretty sure the kitchen just ripped Saran Wrap off of it, put in the microwave for a couple of minutes, and served it. I hope she doesn't die. Wings and fries were pretty good though, nothing to drive 14 hours from out of town and pay $20 to eat. Wingstop is better. The single star is for the food, the second is for the staff that was very accommodating and comped my meal. I feel bad for them. Good luck guys, your kitchen sucks. read more