Liberty Park Grill

Was a little cautious of this place because of the bad service reviews every now and then. I finally said whatever and went and was not disappointed at all. Carey or Kerri however you spell her name was by far one of the best waitresses I've ever had. The atmosphere was nice and the food was awesome. I got the cheeseburger and wing combo and man the portions are pretty big. Only thing I would say is, I ordered the Italian Parmesan wings and the seasoning was mixed with ranch on the side. Kind of odd but, I still enjoyed the food. The fries were incredible. Price I paid was not bad at all. About rough estimate 60-90$ for 2 ppl, including a 20% tip. Great place to take the fam. They do have soft drinks that are not on the menu for some reason but, ask. They have them.

Sadly the food quality and service have both gone significantly downhill. I ordered the Bacon Mac and Cheese burger. From the description on the menu it looked like it was going to be awesome. It even looked impressive when our server brought it to the table. Looks can be deceiving. My burger was undercooked and the fried Mac and cheese was literally ice cold -- nearly frozen in the middle. The waitress said it wasn't supposed to be cold and brought another portion of fried mac and cheese (no burger) and it was also ice cold. The waitress forgot three of our side dishes, and was rarely seen during our entire meal.

Amazing cauliflower buffalo and the chicken pot pie. Oh my God, so good will definitely be back when I'm in Tennessee. I highly recommend you try this place. Very friendly service was clean place!

There was a group of 4 of us there for lunch at noon. Plenty of seating and a water view. Excellent and attentive service. Very cool inside restaurant as compared to the heat outside.The food was great! Recommend the fried mushroom appetizer. I had a cheeseburger with a side of cheese grits. The burger was just the right size- not too big. The grits were very cheesy and perfect texture.I'll go back for sure. Great place when you have a group who's looking for some variety.

Solid food, nice atmosphere, and reasonable prices! It does seem to get pretty busy so prepare for a wait (they might take reservations--unsure). The good news is it is right on the river so if you are waiting you can take a walk down to the river and it is very cute! Not five stars because the food isn't really anything special.

For starters the atmosphere is beautiful by the river. We sat outside on the patio and enjoyed a wonderful meal in beautiful weather. The service is impeccable. Very friendly. Everything we ordered was delicious! If you are looking for a tasty, mouthwatering steak, this is the place. I had the baked chicken pasta that was divine! The restaurant is also very clean with great health inspections.We live 4 hours away but will definitely be back our next time through!

This place blew our expectations out the water! Fellow Yelpers, Thank You for the recommendation! The food is SUPERB! Family friendly atmosphere... Service, amazing! Clean with plenty of parking! This is going to be marked as a FAVORITE

My father turned 85 yesterday, and my sister and I took him to Liberty Grill to have a nice dinner out on the patio, his little dog in tow (they allow dogs on the patio). Up until yesterday, we liked this restaurant and ate here often. Their patio is beautiful with a view of the Clarksville Marina, and their food has always been solid. We were happy to bring Dad here, but we did not ask for any special birthday treatment.We arrived around 3:45pm and they sat us with Lunch menus. The patio had several tables with customers. The server took our drink orders and brought our drinks and bread within just a few minutes. She then asked if we knew what we wanted to order or needed more time to decide. Dad needed a little extra time with the menu, so I chose the latter. The server came back close to 4pm and asked again if we still needed time. Dad was still deciding and there were other customers, so I again said yes. Little did I know that this would be the beginning of a completely ruined birthday dinner for Dad.The second time the server asked us if we needed time, I checked my phone because I remembered that the menu switches to Dinner at 4pm. I don't mind paying more but I wanted to be sure we could still order off the Lunch menu. Dad now knew what he wanted but our server did not come back until 4:20pm. I know this because after waiting nearly 20 minutes, I got up and went inside the restaurant to find her. There was hardly anyone in the restaurant or on the patio at this point. The lunch crowd had cleared out and our server had clearly forgotten us. After my finding her, she came out and took our order. When I asked if we were still okay ordering off the Lunch menu, she said "yes, we'll honor that since you were seated before lunch ended"- which was 35 minutes before. She knew we'd been there for a while.After the order was placed, we waited for almost 30 minutes. Just as I was about to go back in to find our server, she brought our little dog out the hamburger patty we'd ordered for her. Yes, our dog got dinner. We didn't. In a nutshell, I ended up talking with the manager. The server blamed the kitchen (conveniently leaving out the part about her forgetting us). The manager said she'd check on it right away. We waited. The manager then appeared several minutes later and blamed it on the Teriyaki Kabob I'd ordered and informed us that it would take another 5 minutes. At this point it was close to 5pm and it had gotten ridiculous. The manager did offer to box up our food to go. We didn't take her up on the offer to eat microwaved food that we'd not been served on the patio where we drove to have a nice dinner.Then to add injury to insult, the server came out to have a word with us. She's likely a very nice lady. But the golden rule is that you don't blame the customer. And while she "apologized," she also put in a comment about us taking our time to order as if it were our fault all along for not being served our dinner in over an hour at their establishment. As if an 85-year-old man should just hurry the hell up. She's young, so maybe that's the reason for poor customer-service skills. But she really should have kept the fake apology to herself, because that was when I raised my voice. Luckily, there was only one other table of customers on the patio, customers who had arrived after us and who were already eating their dinner. Must have been nice.As for Dad, we stopped and got him Panda Express. He was really hungry and tired at that point. Panda Express could give Liberty Grill some pointers on how to manage a restaurant, because Liberty Grill isn't suitable for a special occasion or a timely dinner for that matter. We won't be back.

Had dinner on their outside patio last Friday and had a great experience. Afi was my server and she was wonderful. Started with the Moscow Mule and some Fried Pickles which were lightly breaded and bite-sized, with just the right balance of flavor. I chose the Salmon with green beans and a sweet potato for my entree, paired with a lovely Chardonnay. The grilled Salmon had nice flavor and the sweet potato was just big enough (with delicious toppings of butter, brown sugar & pecans which I asked for on the side) that I wasn't overly stuffed when I finished. The service was on point and I had a lovely evening watching the sun set as I enjoyed the food and drinks. Will definitely be back again!

Liberty Park Grille is often our go-to restaurant for dine in meals and take-out. We always enjoy the Black&Blue salad, their wings and the hamburger! Dining in always provides us the opportunity to visit and catch-up with the servers and bartenders - Natalie & Brittanie to name a few! Great job, ladies!