Ryan’s Hanger

A treat for your eyes and your taste buds, Experience a truly immersive Halloween themed restaurant experience. When you first walk in (Thursdays) you will be hit with a strong scent of slightly rotten crab legs ::::spooky:::: . Be prepared to wait to be seated for a while as the wait staff prepares your “haunting” experience. Once seated you will be handed slightly crumpled menus with a wide selection of horrific meal options. The selection may look like a normal American restaurant menu but don’t be fooled they will whip up a scary concoction. My personal favorite is the blackened pasta (my receipt said Cajun pasta so I don’t know what I actually ate of the two). You will first receive a normal salad but then you will receive the most terrifyingly disgusting pasta you have ever seen. Gr

Gabe was our Bartender one evening, then we had the pleasure of him being our server on Valentines Day ! What an amazing young man ! He took very good care of us, very polite and respectful . Take care of that boy there are not a lot of him these days !!!!

These depressing cheese balls are a perfect representation of the total lack of care the cook put into the rest of our meal. The $55 all you can eat frozen crab legs likely straight out of a microwave on the menu is absolutely laughable in a town with a median income of $29,000.

I enjoy Tuesday burger nights, and the sweet potato fries are the best in town. The waitresses are very friendly and its a nice environment for evening dining or larger gatherings

I wanted a cheese ball appetizer to go to share with family. I paid $15 for appetizer and when I got it there were only 16 pieces in it. That was only 4 per person for four of us and it was like 97 cents per cheese ball. The reason for this post is to inform the people going to eat there that they care more about money than quantity. There is a reason they have a low review score so be careful when going here to eat it may cost a pretty penny to eat here with not enough food for the money.