Mario's Fishbowl Bar & Grill

Interesting place...I was told they had the best wings in town. I think they were good but not the best I have had... maybe the best in Morgantown. The restaurant gives off its own vibe, but not in a bad way - it is just unique. I had my wings in the basement. The waitress "Meg" was awesome, super attentive, and did a great job of handling us folks in the basement. I do think it is worthy of a visit while in WV.

Decent place for wings. Haven't tried all their sauces yet. Cowboy ranch is pretty reliable. Fries are also great, can't go wrong with cheese fries. Inside dining comfortable and low key. Decent beer selection including local on tap. Service friendly and prompt. Recommend giving it a shot if looking for a sandwich/wing meal.

Today, Thursday August 30th, Tony enjoyed a few Beers at Mario's while Terrie Clay-metzger and I had physical therapy.We joined him after our 3 hr workout. Tony ordered another PBR Draft, Terrie went with Grey Goose & Vodka with a Diet Coke. I chose unsweetened tea With lemon And lime with 2 packets of sugar.Terrie and I both went with Turkey Club but hers was minus bacon and tomatoes with white bread. I took mine the way its made but with Multi grain bread. Tony went with Philly Cheese Steak with fries. Terrie also had fries and I went with Ruffles.I loved my food! I like this place. Tony's favorite in Morgantown.

The staff were niceThe food was ok. Nothing exciting. We had the the Cowboy burger, Rueben, onion rings, fries, and garlic parm fries. Then for drinks a peach sangria, raspberry sangria, and a beer. The burger tasted like a burger with wing sauce. The best part of everything ordered were the onion rings, and the worst item was the garlic fries. The problem with the garlic fries was that the garlic that was clumped on top were sour AND the fries underneath were not hot. The location is right by WVU and we stayed in the downstairs area. The downstairs smelt like cleaner and actually looked clean.

Had the steak stacker! Probably one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. Sliced beef, hand cut fries and creamy slaw between 2 slices of betters Texas toast! Service was great. Nice local place with great food!This is the second time I've been here and can't wait to go back and try something else!

This is the second time I've been to this location as I usually go to the one on 704 Richwood Avenue. I was surprisingly shocked at the food when I got here and not in a good way. My wings were very hard and they literally almost broke my fork on multiple occasions. The wings had way too much breading, the only plus was the sauce was still good. The service provided was good. I never had to ask to refill my water and they always stopped by to check on us. The only thing we really came here was for the slightly more uplifting atmosphere compared to their other location, but I'll definitely choose the one on Richwood Avenue next time as their food is much better/consistent.

Super friendly workers! Our guy Ian was very attentive and sweet! We were seated outside which had gorgeous string lights up. The food was pretty good, I will definitely be coming back!

Kid friendly, slightly worn bar in the heart of the campus scene. On nice days the patio is opened. The interior is a flashback with 1960s tables and vinyl kitchen chairs. Our waiter was wonderful. This is the home of the RedEye, according to my Hubby who graduated in '84. What's that? A "fishbowl" of tomato juice mixed with a beer of your choice. Being a lightweight I chose a Bud Lite. It wasn't heavy enough and tasted watered down, so I'll try a stronger beer next time. We had the pile high nachos that were meaty and filling. Good off-campus place. Very casual. Handicapped accessible. Nice bathrooms.

I used to love this place. Every time I was in the area from out of town, it was a must stop in. Now, the staff is rude and they are just trying to get you out the door. They cater to larger groups and don't worry about groups of 3-4 The food was always good but again went down hill and was served cold chilly cheese fries. The only consistency was that the draft beer was cold.

My friends and I came to Mario's after we've been here a few times before and I was entirely disappointed in the execution of their food and service. My friend ordered a Margherita pizza which is bold for them to even refer to it as that. The "pizza" was a flatbread with semi melted cheese and raw cold tomatoes. Seems as if it wasn't even cooked. I've had margherita pizza before and the dish they served us was not even close to what anyone would be use to when ordering it. When we sent it back and told the waitress it was cold and not what we had expected, she looked at us and just took it back. She didn't try to accommodate or offer a solution and didn't even apologize for it not being cooked. I understand that she wasn't the one who cooked it but as a waitress myself I wouldn't have handled that situation like that. Makes the restaurant look bad in my opinion if that's how your servers are. Our server was Maddie, and then when we asked about getting it taken it off she said she was unable to comp it and was very rude with us. She then proceeded to go laugh with her server friends. As service industry people, we were not happy with how we were treated and laughed at. We were appalled actually because never have we been treated like that at a restaurant. Ruined our experience completely. We wont be coming back. They even remade it for us and it was only slightly better and more cooked but tomatoes were still a bit raw.