Big Falls Inn

First time visit. I can relate to some of the issues fellow Yelpers faced with their visits. I went with a friend to enjoy the music of a local artist and his amazing jazz fusion and blues band. The pavilion was full when I arrived and we sat at a table which had one on many tarps used for shade. Not much cooling going on and we were grateful for breezes. Some of the quirks of this house: if you pay by cash for table service you pay as you go. I understand it in the era of dine and run but it's just unusual but not a deal breaker. The menu is two sided: one side for the bar/ restaurant and the other for the pit beef operation which may be a separate P and L Centre. Yes, there is no free water. After ordering soda and water from our waitress and finding out there's no table serve for pit items, I simply decided to do commerce with the pit beef stand for bottled water and pop. Just so much easier and I had to stay hydrated in 90+ degree heat. As far as the food goes, I did order a triple meat Sammy with beef, ham and turkey. Definitely noteworthy and tasty and this leads me to another quirk: menu pricing and posted pricing for the pit stand differ. It's a minor thing, really. My sandwich was huge for just $9.75. One touching thing as this is a biker friendly bar: there's a memorial wall listing names of bikers who lost their lives on the road. Nice touch. The house is also very L (of LGBT) friendly. Great crowd, friendly but quirky service and very decent chow. If my friend plays there again I'll be there!

I came here to visit the memorial wall with my mom and brother and then decided to stop inside for a drink and appetizer. I thought this would be your typical dive bar but it's actually really nice inside. We sat at the bar and watched as someone was making sushi on the other side. Not something I'd expect at a biker bar but pretty cool. I can't speak for the whole menu but our mozzarella moons were good. My dad used to rave about the pit beef and turkey so I'll have to come back to give that a try.

This was about the third time at this bar, and I have to say it is not a real good place to eat. The food the past few times have been mixed up, wings wrong, flatbread wrong, up to tonight. I had a fire pit turkey club and my wife had a flatbread and we ordered the pretzel with beer cheese. The pretzel was stale and cold, the cheese was warm at the very bottom of the little cup it came in. The turkey was deli turkey, not fire bbq, with orange cheese...yukMy wife enjoyed the flatbread, drinks were bottled beverages, we learned from our last visit, no mixed drinks...band was horrible omg...

The absolute BEST pit beef and ham sandwiches in the area! Very nice staff, plenty of parking, and always great music. Love the outdoor stage and patio, too!

We try to visit at least once a week for there PIT BEEF sandwich and a bucket of BEER . Nice atmosphere and always plenty of parking. We also like the outside Bands they bring in under the pavilion.

Motorcycle dive bar, part of APA Pool League. Moderately okay bar food. If you don't expect much you won't be disappointed.I usually get a BLT w/ fries, and they do well with that.Kinda dark, the majority of light comes from the poot-table lights. Very difficult to take pics with my phone cam.Happy hour till 7pm, bartenders will let you pre-buy 1 or 2 extra drinks prior to the end of happy hour.If it were not for the APA Pool League, I more than likely would not come here. They have 4 bar-box pool tables that are in excellant shape, so they demade a finer hand to play on.The customers and bartenders are friendly.

I just stopped by because I've driven by this place at least 50 times. I was on my way home and I realized it would be better to bring home lunch than to try and make it once I got there. There was a sign that said pit beef on Saturdays. Well...Unfortunately, it was raining, and this was a place I'd never been to before. So, I parked and went into the establishment. Kind of dark, but clean. I went up to the very nice, large bar and sat down. The very nice lady who waited on me explained that they have a menu, but the pit beef was outside. Did I mention that it was raining? So, I decided that I would order from the inside menu. There is a nice selection of food available. I chose fairly safe options: a BLT, a Turkey club and a Fried Chicken sandwich with some chicken tenders/with fries on the side. Service was prompt.Frankly, I didn't have very high expectations, but, despite a 20-minute drive home (did I mention that it was raining?) the food was still very good. The BLT was wonderful (don't know where they got the tomatoes, but yum), the Turkey Club was moist and delicious. The breading on the tenders was still crunchy and well spiced as was the case with the Chicken sandwich.On the whole, a pleasant surprise. I will visit there again on those rare occasions when I find myself in the area.

Our group had dinner there last night. The place was hopping with pool players. The poor bartender was doing double duty as waitress but didn't miss a beat. The four of us ordered the Italian Cold Cut. It is huge!! We thought it was the best ICC we have had in a long time. Great meal for a cheap price. Watched the O's game. Great time. This place will be joining our night out rotation for sure!

Always a great time and the girls are so helpful and sweet! They are some of the hardest workers out there! Try to stop in during the week when Joie makes her lunch specials, they always sell out! Lots of great bands come in to play on the weekends year round. However, I wouldn't recommend bringing your kids in on the weekends unless you are coming inside to dine. You have to message their Facebook if you wish to order a pit platter for catering purposes. No exceptions.

I went 3 weeks ago and have tired to call countless times to talk to the owner/manager. The food is good, but the waitress would not serve a glass of water you had to purchase a bottle of water. If they are going to play those games - I won't be back.