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Experience the ultimate modern sports bar and grill at G.O.A.T House Bar & Grill, the newest addition to 7 Ranges Entertainment. Indulge in delicious food, refreshing drinks, and a lively atmosphere perfect for sports enthusiasts. Join us at the hottest spot in town to watch the game, enjoy great company, and savor top-notch service. Visit us today and discover why we are the G.O.A.T in town!
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Address: 100 Mall Dr, Steubenville, OH 43952
Phone: (740) 346-3156
Website: http://7rangesentertainment.com/
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Reviews
Robert Moore
I ate here last night with a group of friends. We ordered a decent sampling of things off the menu so we could try a little of everything. Our server was friendly and helpful, and met all of our needs.
My first knock, while not huge, was that our appetizers and entrees all came out at different times. There was a good 5-7 minute wait between when our appetizer was served and our friend’s. Conversely, there was another 5-7 minute wait between when our friend’s entrees arrived and ours later. We were having a good time and the place was relatively busy, so it didn’t matter to us *too* much, but it would’ve been nice to not be waiting to eat together.
The food was a little “hit or miss.” To start out, the pierogis were GREAT—they absolutely nailed them. They were drenched in butter, so certainly not a health-conscious appetizer, but nonetheless tasty.
The Buffalo chicken dip was also good, but also a little odd. It tasted as you’d expect Buffalo chicken dip to, but the consistency was a little off (I’d guess it was made with ricotta instead of cream cheese, but I could be wrong). I enjoyed it, but if you are a “texture eater,” it may weird you out.
My entree was a BBQ Pulled Pork Burger with fries. The fries were really great, and the burger was decent. The pretzel bun was a nice touch as was the pulled pork, but the burger was definitely overdone and a little tough.
My wife ordered the Pittsburgh Style Salad with Chicken. She said it was just “ok.” There didn’t look to be much chicken at all in the salad, but there was a nice amount of fries and ranch. The big thing with this salad is that it was, aside from the fries, something you could easily make at home, and it costs $15.99. Interestingly enough, the salad that I think this is obviously inspired by, the Primanti’s style salad, only costs around $11 and is a much more substantial salad.
The big thing we were excited for was the Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie. There’s a huge picture of it on the menu and it just looks amazing. Presentation-wise, the dessert hit the mark, it looked absolutely amazing. Our server did mistake the instruction of chocolate and caramel sauce as us wanting chocolate ice cream, but that’s no big deal at all. The big problem here was the cookie. This thing was rock hard, and dry as could be. The cookie texture was very grainy, and even combining it with a bit of ice cream did nothing to save your teeth from this thing. I have no doubt we turned some heads in the restaurant just from the loud *clank* of the spoon breaking through the cookie and hitting the mini skillet underneath. We did not finish the dessert after just a few bites.
Overall, the place wasn’t bad. The major issue is that there are competitive restaurants nearby, and the food her was just alright. Even more importantly, for just alright food, the bill came to $70.71 after tax, before a tip (and this was a no-alcohol meal, just soft drinks). This really made it feel not worth it, when we could’ve eaten better and cheaper at the Texas Roadhouse a few steps the other direction.
I’m not saying don’t try it, because it certainly didn’t ruin our evening. I just think some price and food adjustment is in order to make this place competitive with the other restaurants in the area.
… moreMy first knock, while not huge, was that our appetizers and entrees all came out at different times. There was a good 5-7 minute wait between when our appetizer was served and our friend’s. Conversely, there was another 5-7 minute wait between when our friend’s entrees arrived and ours later. We were having a good time and the place was relatively busy, so it didn’t matter to us *too* much, but it would’ve been nice to not be waiting to eat together.
The food was a little “hit or miss.” To start out, the pierogis were GREAT—they absolutely nailed them. They were drenched in butter, so certainly not a health-conscious appetizer, but nonetheless tasty.
The Buffalo chicken dip was also good, but also a little odd. It tasted as you’d expect Buffalo chicken dip to, but the consistency was a little off (I’d guess it was made with ricotta instead of cream cheese, but I could be wrong). I enjoyed it, but if you are a “texture eater,” it may weird you out.
My entree was a BBQ Pulled Pork Burger with fries. The fries were really great, and the burger was decent. The pretzel bun was a nice touch as was the pulled pork, but the burger was definitely overdone and a little tough.
My wife ordered the Pittsburgh Style Salad with Chicken. She said it was just “ok.” There didn’t look to be much chicken at all in the salad, but there was a nice amount of fries and ranch. The big thing with this salad is that it was, aside from the fries, something you could easily make at home, and it costs $15.99. Interestingly enough, the salad that I think this is obviously inspired by, the Primanti’s style salad, only costs around $11 and is a much more substantial salad.
The big thing we were excited for was the Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie. There’s a huge picture of it on the menu and it just looks amazing. Presentation-wise, the dessert hit the mark, it looked absolutely amazing. Our server did mistake the instruction of chocolate and caramel sauce as us wanting chocolate ice cream, but that’s no big deal at all. The big problem here was the cookie. This thing was rock hard, and dry as could be. The cookie texture was very grainy, and even combining it with a bit of ice cream did nothing to save your teeth from this thing. I have no doubt we turned some heads in the restaurant just from the loud *clank* of the spoon breaking through the cookie and hitting the mini skillet underneath. We did not finish the dessert after just a few bites.
Overall, the place wasn’t bad. The major issue is that there are competitive restaurants nearby, and the food her was just alright. Even more importantly, for just alright food, the bill came to $70.71 after tax, before a tip (and this was a no-alcohol meal, just soft drinks). This really made it feel not worth it, when we could’ve eaten better and cheaper at the Texas Roadhouse a few steps the other direction.
I’m not saying don’t try it, because it certainly didn’t ruin our evening. I just think some price and food adjustment is in order to make this place competitive with the other restaurants in the area.
Natalie C
Not bad. Clean, decent looking atmosphere. Good adult beverage selection, and the bartender asked if I preferred any top shelf selections. Service was as best as could be for being short staffed. Food was the worst part. Had shrimp scampi. Shrimp was cooked well, but the pasta was overcooked and the sauce was quite bland. Maybe a place for drinks, but not for food.
… moreMatt M
Excellent food and good portions. Good atmosphere , and comfortable seating ( table seating for this visit). Will be back soon! Bravo.
… moreMatthew Hutter
Im a pick one thing on the menu thats good and stick with that kind of guy.
I decided to step outside my comfort zone at the . The people are super friendly and inviting. So they warmed me up into trying new things.
So far everything I’ve order has been delicious . Perfectly cook . 10/10
… moreI decided to step outside my comfort zone at the . The people are super friendly and inviting. So they warmed me up into trying new things.
So far everything I’ve order has been delicious . Perfectly cook . 10/10
Gina Telek
We ordered the onion rings for an appetizers for 8.99 we were lucky if there were 8 in the basket. I ordered the GOAT cod sandwich the fish and the bun both had a burnt taste the fish was overcooked. My husband’s burger was good. Service was slow and the place was empty. For close to $50.00 definitely wouldn’t go back!!!
… moreBrandy Folda
We love 7 ranges and the GOAT restaurant and bar. After playing games in the arcade, we stop in the restaurant and request Sabrina. She always makes our experience enjoyable and we love seeing her smiling face.
… morejim henry
Great selection on the menu, food was perfect and our server knocked it out of the park. We’ll definitely be back.
… moreTori Begeny
Stopped after a volleyball tournament a mile away and found the food was amazing, especially the perogies! Service was great, the only thing was it was cool in the restaurant. Hopefully we will be back!
… moreReally Raw Rendezvous
As always the service was incredible, the food was second to none in the atmosphere is always full of fun. Check out a couple of these new desserts they have listed on the menu. Once again this is definitely a weekly stop for the wife and we simply love this place
… moreRenata Cash
Everyone was really great! The games were fun and the staff ( especially Chris) were very knowledgeable and professional. We’ll be back!
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