30/70 Sports Bar & Grill

Location is easy to find, the bar was brand new so it was very clean and nothing seemed to be amiss. There are about 4 virtual golf machines which are really fun to play. The loudness of the mat is a bit of a turn off, but they did have pretty decent sound dampening in the area overall so no echos. Food is typical bar food, came out hot and fresh. French fries are solid. Had some fried mac n cheese, sweet potato tots, and a French dip sandwich. It was fresh and tasted great with their great selection of beer. Would definitely go back just to eat. The golfing was around $50 an hour and it was cool how you could play on all surfaces and it leaned with the hill of the course as well. There are a bunch of new pool tables as well and also 4-6 dart boards. Plenty of activities. Not a lot of pool sticks available to play with, but the machines work with a card so that was convenient. The decorations could be added to get a less cafeteria feel in there. The music and jukebox was a nice touch, and wasn’t too loud but enough to be able to enjoy and hear. Great selection of beer. You can get pitchers, Comes out cold. Overall it’s close to 5 stars. Bathroom was clean minus paper towel on the floor and only a changing table in the women’s restroom, however the staff was extremely accommodating for a baby. The service was excellent and everyone who worked there seemed nice and genuine! Go check this place out if you enjoy good food and beverage and a nice atmosphere. It would be cool if they had a few arcade machines but other than that I’m kinda tired writing this post. I will be going back and excited to try more food items off the menu! And play some more golf. Also it’s a nice large bar so it was easy to spread out and not feel at all cramped. On a Wednesday evening!

I was genuinely excited for this place to open and went on opening day. It was a great experience—the manager was attentive, friendly, and open to feedback. Unfortunately, since then, the experience has gone steadily downhill. The golf simulators are not properly calibrated to evaluate your swing. On the two simulators I’ve used, one camera was completely blurred out and the other was pointed at the lower half of my body. It’s disappointing that these issues haven’t been fixed in the entire first year of operation, especially when swing analysis is a major part of the service. Service at the bar was even worse. During a two-hour visit, no staff came to our table a single time. We had to walk to the bar and wait to place drink orders, and we were forced to place our food order with the maintenance guy. That level of service is unacceptable when spending $150–$300 or more in a single visit, especially when the core product isn’t functioning properly. After tipping $5 on a $150 tab—which felt appropriate given the lack of service—the bar staff openly snarked and pointed at us for the rest of the night. You can’t ignore customers entirely, provide substandard service, and then act entitled to generous tips. This place needs to either take the golf simulator experience seriously or fully accept being a dive bar that happens to have $200,000 worth of golf equipment. As it stands, I won’t be returning. I’ll take my business 20 min down the road to Golf Haus, where they actually take care of their customers and provide the service that’s advertised.

This place is awesome! It’s a massive bar with billiards, darts, and TV golf simulators. The interior is spacious and inviting, with plenty of seating options. The place is brand new, which means everything is fresh and modern. The food was exceptional and far exceeded my expectations. I think the wings were smoked because they had a delightful smoky flavor and were generously sized. They came with an ample amount of sauce. The chicken tenders were a bit thin, but the breading was good. The ranch dressing was delicious, and the fries and tots were crispy and flavorful. The tall beers were enormous, and my Avalance beer was refreshingly cold. Despite the busy Friday night, the service was excellent.