Greensboro Restaurant Guide
B G McGee's Sports Bar
(1 ratings)
(336) 299-0042
4701 High Point Rd, Greensboro, NC 27407
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Steak House
Casual/Family
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Billiard/Pool Tables
Dance Floor
Fun and Games
Karaoke
Late Night Dining
Live Entertainment
Smoking/Non Smoking
TV/Satellite
Wheelchair Access
Dinner
Lunch
Restaurant Description
Welcome to B.G. McGees! We specialize in delicious and reasonably priced cuisine, including our house specialties and other customer favorites. Our cuisine entrees are served in a relaxed and welcoming settingthat you and your friends and family are sure to enjoy. Whether you are in the mood to indulge in something new or just want to enjoy some old favorites, we promise that our inventive menu and attentive service willleave you truly satisfied. No matter what your occasion calls for or your appetite demands, the friendly staff at B.G. McGees promise to make your next dining experience a pleasant one.
August 23, 2007 @ 8:44 PM
a diner from Jamestown, NC
As I opened the door and saw the empty tables I knew I was in for a treat. Kara and I stood at the entrance for a few minutes until someone sitting at the bar asked what I was looking for. I simply answered, "Food." He said, "Ohh, ok. Have a seat somewhere." We sat at a table and immediately realized how wobbly the table was so we went to a booth which happened to have a nice gash in the cushion on one side. Several minutes later a waitress came to us and asked for our drink orders: waters all around. They were served in clear plastic cups with minuté traces of ice. Kara and I perused (not quickly) the menu and eventually decided on chili cheese fries for an appetizer, Philly cheese steak for Kara, and grilled chicken club for me.
While we were waiting for the food I decided to check out the pool tables. Much to my dismay they were four dollars per person per hour. At $8/hour for the two of us, and given that the tables weren't very nice, we lumbered back to our booth. There were several large screens with projectors mounted to the ceiling -- none of which were in use -- that could have made the atmosphere a bit more appealing.
Finally, after about 15 minutes, our chili cheese fries came. The portion was fairly large and the fries were doused with cheese, chili, and beans. After we finished the fries we waited for almost 30 minutes before our meals came. I saw the cook walk out and sit at the bar with his towel draped over his shoulder as he told the waitress our meals were done.
About two minutes into the main course Kara and I were out of water which was not replenished until our meals were almost gone. My grilled chicken sandwich was mostly bread with bits of bacon, tomato, lettuce, and an unintentionally charred breast of chicken. The onion rings were ok but slightly mushy. Kara enjoyed her Philly cheese steak and homemade potato chips and had enough left over for an entire meal.
The only reason we decided to try out this place was because Restaurant.com had recently added it to the local area's listing. If the dingy and unprofessional atmosphere, combined with poor service, had been better this would have been an ok experience but I really wouldn't feel comfortable recommending BG McGee's to anyone.
While we were waiting for the food I decided to check out the pool tables. Much to my dismay they were four dollars per person per hour. At $8/hour for the two of us, and given that the tables weren't very nice, we lumbered back to our booth. There were several large screens with projectors mounted to the ceiling -- none of which were in use -- that could have made the atmosphere a bit more appealing.
Finally, after about 15 minutes, our chili cheese fries came. The portion was fairly large and the fries were doused with cheese, chili, and beans. After we finished the fries we waited for almost 30 minutes before our meals came. I saw the cook walk out and sit at the bar with his towel draped over his shoulder as he told the waitress our meals were done.
About two minutes into the main course Kara and I were out of water which was not replenished until our meals were almost gone. My grilled chicken sandwich was mostly bread with bits of bacon, tomato, lettuce, and an unintentionally charred breast of chicken. The onion rings were ok but slightly mushy. Kara enjoyed her Philly cheese steak and homemade potato chips and had enough left over for an entire meal.
The only reason we decided to try out this place was because Restaurant.com had recently added it to the local area's listing. If the dingy and unprofessional atmosphere, combined with poor service, had been better this would have been an ok experience but I really wouldn't feel comfortable recommending BG McGee's to anyone.
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August 23, 2007 @ 8:44 PM
a diner from Jamestown, NC
As I opened the door and saw the empty tables I knew I was in for a treat. Kara and I stood at the entrance for a few minutes until someone sitting at the bar asked what I was looking for. I simply answered, "Food." He said, "Ohh, ok. Have a seat somewhere." We sat at a table and immediately realized how wobbly the table was so we went to a booth which happened to have a nice gash in the cushion on one side. Several minutes later a waitress came to us and asked for our drink orders: waters all around. They were served in clear plastic cups with minuté traces of ice. Kara and I perused (not quickly) the menu and eventually decided on chili cheese fries for an appetizer, Philly cheese steak for Kara, and grilled chicken club for me.
While we were waiting for the food I decided to check out the pool tables. Much to my dismay they were four dollars per person per hour. At $8/hour for the two of us, and given that the tables weren't very nice, we lumbered back to our booth. There were several large screens with projectors mounted to the ceiling -- none of which were in use -- that could have made the atmosphere a bit more appealing.
Finally, after about 15 minutes, our chili cheese fries came. The portion was fairly large and the fries were doused with cheese, chili, and beans. After we finished the fries we waited for almost 30 minutes before our meals came. I saw the cook walk out and sit at the bar with his towel draped over his shoulder as he told the waitress our meals were done.
About two minutes into the main course Kara and I were out of water which was not replenished until our meals were almost gone. My grilled chicken sandwich was mostly bread with bits of bacon, tomato, lettuce, and an unintentionally charred breast of chicken. The onion rings were ok but slightly mushy. Kara enjoyed her Philly cheese steak and homemade potato chips and had enough left over for an entire meal.
The only reason we decided to try out this place was because Restaurant.com had recently added it to the local area's listing. If the dingy and unprofessional atmosphere, combined with poor service, had been better this would have been an ok experience but I really wouldn't feel comfortable recommending BG McGee's to anyone.
While we were waiting for the food I decided to check out the pool tables. Much to my dismay they were four dollars per person per hour. At $8/hour for the two of us, and given that the tables weren't very nice, we lumbered back to our booth. There were several large screens with projectors mounted to the ceiling -- none of which were in use -- that could have made the atmosphere a bit more appealing.
Finally, after about 15 minutes, our chili cheese fries came. The portion was fairly large and the fries were doused with cheese, chili, and beans. After we finished the fries we waited for almost 30 minutes before our meals came. I saw the cook walk out and sit at the bar with his towel draped over his shoulder as he told the waitress our meals were done.
About two minutes into the main course Kara and I were out of water which was not replenished until our meals were almost gone. My grilled chicken sandwich was mostly bread with bits of bacon, tomato, lettuce, and an unintentionally charred breast of chicken. The onion rings were ok but slightly mushy. Kara enjoyed her Philly cheese steak and homemade potato chips and had enough left over for an entire meal.
The only reason we decided to try out this place was because Restaurant.com had recently added it to the local area's listing. If the dingy and unprofessional atmosphere, combined with poor service, had been better this would have been an ok experience but I really wouldn't feel comfortable recommending BG McGee's to anyone.
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August 23, 2007 @ 8:44 PM
a diner from Jamestown, NC
As I opened the door and saw the empty tables I knew I was in for a treat. Kara and I stood at the entrance for a few minutes until someone sitting at the bar asked what I was looking for. I simply answered, "Food." He said, "Ohh, ok. Have a seat somewhere." We sat at a table and immediately realized how wobbly the table was so we went to a booth which happened to have a nice gash in the cushion on one side. Several minutes later a waitress came to us and asked for our drink orders: waters all around. They were served in clear plastic cups with minuté traces of ice. Kara and I perused (not quickly) the menu and eventually decided on chili cheese fries for an appetizer, Philly cheese steak for Kara, and grilled chicken club for me.
While we were waiting for the food I decided to check out the pool tables. Much to my dismay they were four dollars per person per hour. At $8/hour for the two of us, and given that the tables weren't very nice, we lumbered back to our booth. There were several large screens with projectors mounted to the ceiling -- none of which were in use -- that could have made the atmosphere a bit more appealing.
Finally, after about 15 minutes, our chili cheese fries came. The portion was fairly large and the fries were doused with cheese, chili, and beans. After we finished the fries we waited for almost 30 minutes before our meals came. I saw the cook walk out and sit at the bar with his towel draped over his shoulder as he told the waitress our meals were done.
About two minutes into the main course Kara and I were out of water which was not replenished until our meals were almost gone. My grilled chicken sandwich was mostly bread with bits of bacon, tomato, lettuce, and an unintentionally charred breast of chicken. The onion rings were ok but slightly mushy. Kara enjoyed her Philly cheese steak and homemade potato chips and had enough left over for an entire meal.
The only reason we decided to try out this place was because Restaurant.com had recently added it to the local area's listing. If the dingy and unprofessional atmosphere, combined with poor service, had been better this would have been an ok experience but I really wouldn't feel comfortable recommending BG McGee's to anyone.
While we were waiting for the food I decided to check out the pool tables. Much to my dismay they were four dollars per person per hour. At $8/hour for the two of us, and given that the tables weren't very nice, we lumbered back to our booth. There were several large screens with projectors mounted to the ceiling -- none of which were in use -- that could have made the atmosphere a bit more appealing.
Finally, after about 15 minutes, our chili cheese fries came. The portion was fairly large and the fries were doused with cheese, chili, and beans. After we finished the fries we waited for almost 30 minutes before our meals came. I saw the cook walk out and sit at the bar with his towel draped over his shoulder as he told the waitress our meals were done.
About two minutes into the main course Kara and I were out of water which was not replenished until our meals were almost gone. My grilled chicken sandwich was mostly bread with bits of bacon, tomato, lettuce, and an unintentionally charred breast of chicken. The onion rings were ok but slightly mushy. Kara enjoyed her Philly cheese steak and homemade potato chips and had enough left over for an entire meal.
The only reason we decided to try out this place was because Restaurant.com had recently added it to the local area's listing. If the dingy and unprofessional atmosphere, combined with poor service, had been better this would have been an ok experience but I really wouldn't feel comfortable recommending BG McGee's to anyone.
