Food was very good, our server Nikki was awesome with a large party, and the prices were…read morereasonable. It was a clean, comfortable place. Will definitely return.

I arrived at Stillwater as an outsider, escorted by my wife's family, who had heard whispers that…read morethis was one of those places--a destination restaurant, the sort of establishment people point to with civic pride. From a distance, the building certainly announces itself. It rises from the landscape like a medieval fortress conceived by a committee: large, gray, turreted, and impossible to miss. There is even a towering tree stump near the entrance, carved and painted into the likeness of a knight standing guard behind an oversized shield. For a moment, you begin to imagine where this might be headed. Unfortunately, the knight appears to have consumed the entire decoration budget. If the exterior promises castle, the interior delivers conference center. Beyond the front doors lies a vast room of gray walls and corporate-event energy, a space that feels less like a feudal banquet hall than a regional insurance seminar waiting for its keynote speaker. There are hints of what might have been: handsome woodwork high in the ceiling, generous bay windows, an occasional flourish of stained glass. One particularly memorable panel depicts hot-air balloons, a design choice whose relationship to the medieval theme remains mysterious. The overall effect is less Camelot than convention center. I'd heard that professional baseball players had a hand in creating the restaurant, a fact that explains little and raises many questions. The menu is expansive in the way American roadhouse menus often are--large enough that nearly everyone can locate something familiar. Fried pickles arrived first, alongside potato skins. Both were exactly what fried pickles and potato skins ought to be: salty, crisp, comforting, impossible to dislike. A Caesar salad followed. I am perhaps unfairly demanding when it comes to Caesar salads, having spent years chasing the ideal balance of garlic, anchovy, lemon, and restraint. This version favored abundance over subtlety. The dressing arrived in force. It wasn't unpleasant, merely enthusiastic. My filet began promisingly enough. For most of the meal it was a respectable steak. Then, during the final few bites, the texture shifted into something I can only describe as mealy, as though the meat had suddenly decided to become something else entirely. It was an odd experience, one I've rarely encountered in a cut that expensive. The garlic butter I'd requested never appeared. The baked potato seemed to have been seasoned according to a philosophy of extreme minimalism. Around the table, I sampled broadly. The fries were battered and fried into that irresistible category of food that is simultaneously delicious and vaguely regrettable. The mac and cheese, however, was genuinely excellent--rich, creamy, and easily the most memorable thing I tasted all evening. My wife's salmon inspired little enthusiasm and even less appetite. A significant portion eventually made its way home, where our dogs greeted it with considerably more excitement than she had. The cocktail situation was more encouraging. An Old Fashioned arrived properly balanced and enjoyable, though accompanied by an odd sliver of ice that looked as if it had wandered in from another drink. After years of encountering Old Fashioneds served with monolithic cubes and crystal-clear spheres, the presentation felt strangely unfinished. At some point we climbed to the upper deck that locals speak of so fondly. The space unfolds across multiple levels overlooking a small pond, and it is pleasant enough, especially as evening settles in. Had we spent the meal there, perhaps some of the restaurant's appeal would have become clearer. But restaurants are accumulations of impressions, and mine had largely been formed downstairs among the gray walls and banquet-room atmosphere. Stillwater is a place of ambitions larger than its execution--a castle whose imagination seems to stop at the drawbridge. The building promises spectacle; the experience delivers competence punctuated by confusion. Should I find myself back in the area, I'll happily explore elsewhere. The knight out front can keep watch without me.

This was a stop for a quick bite to eat after a basketball game. The place was clean and normal bar…read moreatmosphere. Had good country music playing in the back ground. Server/bartender brought us menus quickly after we were seated. She gave ample time to look it over and order. My table ordered wings, breaded pork tenderloin and French fries. The pork tenderloin was one of the best I've had in a long while. It wasn't just a flat piece of meat it had substance and tasted fantastic. The wings were good as well. I asked for seasoned fries and got regular but no biggie. They were done up just right...not over done or too soggy! Will definitely be back!

I ordered a delivery order and they were prompt. The food was still hot/warm. The delivery guy was…read moreclean and courteous. I ordered the Sloppy Joe, jalapeño bites, fries, hot wings. Very good. By far the best sloppy Joe I've had from any bar and grill.

The food was really good and the service was really good too. I'm excited to go back and try other…read moremenu items.

The food here was great. I was in town for work. Very high-quality Mexican restaurant. I had the…read moreMolcajete and it was as good as I've ever had before. Chips and salsa were nice and fresh. The service was very good. Food was very reasonably priced, I would return!

I saw a raccoon on a table and armadillo underneath the table across from us. Then after that I saw…read moretwo ants running off with my noodles. If anything be aware of the this establishment. You may need Pepto-Bismol after you eat here. Or, a rush to the hospital immediately because of stomach pain.

I went in there twice and they weren't very nice. The food was great but if you're not a regular,…read morethey're not gonna treat you very nicely and that really sucks because it's really good food and I would give it more stars, but they really don't deserve it on how they treat their customers that's not regulars

Decent food, decent margaritas, and decent service. Not the best, not the worst Mexican place…read morearound. Definitely worth checking out... But wow... it is noisy!

Just tried their fried ice cream...very different from the 100's I've tried; they're the only…read moreplace so far that I've tried that uses cinnamon ice cream and fried FROSTED Corn Flakes!!! If they paired that with my 2 favorites so far (using a cinnamon sugar tostada shell, or cinnamon sugar flour tortilla chips), and a little less whipped cream, they could be the winner thus far! They also ran out of corn flakes, and went above and beyond by going out to get some, and then not charging me for it!!! Then, the manager came over with another one , an experimentation from my suggestions , which was awesome, and also a little different with a bit of honey drizzle! Not to mention, that this is one of the freshest fried ice creams!

weird AF gas station in the outskirts of the middle of nowhere. The inside of the place seemed…read morelike a club - loud music and lights and incense sticks burning. Really weird. Also you were unable to swipe your card at the pump so you had to go in and have the guy behind the counter set it up, and he was super busy screwing around on his phone so it took a minute to get him to do his job. All we did was get gas and use the restroom so I can't speak to any of the food or beverage offerings but I mean it's typical gas station stuff - high sugar high salt high fat really bad for you honestly don't buy food or drinks at gas stations people please I beg of you.

Kind of a weird experience. We needed a bathroom break and this was the only option. There are four…read morepumps. You have to pay inside. Inconvenient. And inside was like entering a rave. Music was blasting, lights were flashing, and no shit, incense was burning in the place. Did I enter a college dorm room? A club? No, just a gas station?? Ohhhkay. The bathroom was a little on the icky side but I've seen way worse. The cardboard over the toilet declaring it "not working" got the point across well enough.

I was fooled by the other Yelp reviews. This is Not really a restaurant. It is a bar with gaming…read more There are very limited number of tables to sit at. Don't recommend.

Their wings are the bomb.com!! The service was great too! Definitely recommend if you're looking…read morefor a good wing spot in town.