Service is good, too, prompt and friendly, provided by a young man who is happy to chat while pouring the beers, which are pretty basic, it must be said. It's a Lion bar, so your choices are a little limited: Steinlager and Macs on tap and a few more options by the bottle.
The wine list isn't comprehensive either, but there is something there for most palates.
Food is a huge part of the Lone Star experience and the menu is pretty huge, in more ways than one. It's a long document, with everything from the basics to the downright complicated, all served with a western touch. The meals are substantial, to say the least, and hearty servings are the norm.
All in all, it's a pretty nice little spot for a beer or a bit of dinner, although the Lone Star logo, "Be Staunch, Walk Tall", confuses me somewhat. What if you're a short person? Do you have to wear stilts? And the staunch thing annoys me a little, too. After all, isn't much of our trouble with drinking the result of people being a bit too staunch after a few ales?
Scores
Service: 3.5
Menu: 4
Drink: 3
Atmosphere: 3
Overall: 3.5
