Let It Fly - West

Stopped in to watch a noon football game & get some lunch. It's nice to see this place 3/4 full of sports fans. We split a chicken wrap that was nicely seasoned along with sweet potato fries. We also tried salmon avocado toast (off brunch menu til 2pm!). The toast is thick slices covered with creamy avocado spread, slices of smoked salmon topped with fresh avocado slices, onions , cucumber, radish & a dot of sauce..see pics. This was Super fresh & yummy!!There's plenty of staff working to keep you happy while you're here! Another Great experience.

Music too loud on a football Saturday! Great games on & they're blasting DJ music!!!Not a sports atmosphere at all!!!

I feel the same way about Let it Fly West as I do the downtown location - great spot to watch sports and grab a drink, but the food is a total miss. I visited with my husband and two friends on Sunday. We had several games that the group was interested in watching, so it was awesome to accommodate everyone. My friends ordered the onion rings, which were decent. However, our mains really fell flat. Two members of our party ordered the wings and both said they were terrible - the skin peeled right off, the sauce lacked any flavor, and there were hardly any flats included in the bunch. Another person ordered the caesar wrap. She said it wasn't bad, but it was definitely nothing special - basically a bagged salad rolled up in a tortilla. I had the open faced turkey melt. Taste-wise, this was pretty good. However, it was incredibly messy to eat, even with a fork and knife.I will be sure to eat before coming here and just enjoy the drinks and the atmosphere from here on out.

I came in for opening day not just once but twice! I came early to meet with some friends and get a taste of their menu, and kick off labor day weekend. This new sports bar is definitely a welcoming environment. It's got the same vibe and charm of downtowns Let it Fly. I had the chicken sandwich with fries and a cold beer + chips and salsa. The fried chicken was like strips, but plenty of them! The slaw was also flavorful. Fries were super cripsy and fresh. I enjoyed the seasoning on the chips and the salsa is mild. I had told my husband about the afternoon and he insisted we head back with our inlaws for dinner. The kids had burgers and the warm pretzels. I highly highly recommend the pretzels, it comes with two warm and buttery and moist pretzels. They were fantastic!Service was a little slower, and less attentive, but the crowd had also doubled in size, so I chalk it up to opening weekend kinks and I can't wait to come back and catch a game here this fall.

I had a pleasant experience. Understanding when new businesses open they have to work out some of the kinks I waited a few weeks to try it out. I was greeted within a minute of being seated, the beer was cold and the food was quick and delicious. I've read some comments about understaffed and that did not seem to be the case tonight.

Must have used concrete as breading for chicken sammie, merely impossible to eat the guy.

We were really looking forward to Let It Fly opening out West...unfortunately it is awful. We started at the bar, no one acknowledged us for a good 10 minutes. We asked to go to a table for a better view of the game. I felt like I was sitting in my sons school cafeteria. It is clearly set up to pack as many people in as possible. Lastly, the food is inedible. Do not waste your time going here. ANY other bar would be better.

Food was below average. Cool atmosphere and service was decent. Just wish the food was better. Had 3 at our table that had chicken sandwich which was just two large fried chicken strips that the breading would fall of off. Couldn't eat as actual sandwich fries and onion rings very salty. We all had more food left on our plate that we actually ate. Wings were okay.

Week 1. Ran out of the signature draft beer, got the can instead. Also. Comped the Burger after forgetting about it. Messed up drink orders. I get it, one subpar week. It happens.Week 2. The games aren't on due to a technical issue. Not to mention tomato juice is four dollars a pop for my family's red beers. Unless the tomatoes are plucked from a vine and made in house, that is simply ridiculous.Overall, I'm all about second chances, but the second week was the last straw. You can take the toxicity out of Barrel and Vine, but the damage is done. Sorry LIF, I don't think this second location is gonna last like Creighton in postseason.

Horrible food....No flavor too salty ... service was decent ... so loud you can't even talk ... not going back !!!!!