Wicked Good Grill - Lincoln

Place had a distinct foul odor when I walked in. Overall felt dingy. Got a $20 sandwich that was decidedly mediocre and like a dozen French fries. Next time I’m just going to Johnny rockets downstairs.

Wicked Good might be misnamed. We propose: Wicked Hungry? Take their Greek Salad, a massive gathering of chopped lettuce, Feta cheese, sliced Kalamata olives and cherry tomatoes. And on the side, a hefty dollop of dressing. But I digress. Stepping into this eatery, our party was warmly greeted; and soon, Maria brought waters, a Sam Lager and two velvety French Martinis, rocks included, arrived. For apps, the chicken wings were meaty and golden; enchilada was brown, cheesy and masterfully stuffed. And did I mention the entrees? The Pot Roast arrived hefty and slowly cooked: tender beef amidst a large dollop of mashed with gravy adjacent to mixed veggies. And those with a maritime hankering will relish their signature Fish 'n Chips: two nicely fried Cod fillets with slaw and tartar that we paired with tender sweet potato waffle fries. And the brownie and ice cream? Outa the park. As was the warm attentive service. And be ready for leftovers, eh?

Waitress was a piece of work, and the goofy manager wasn't much better.

I order hummus with pita breadPita was Like plywood the fries ? was old probably 2 days a go and steak tip plate I turn it back .never again

We went before a show and the food was not the greatest especially for the prices. I had the way over priced $25 fish and chips and they were all batter and no fish , wife hade the steak sandwich again way over priced $19 and it had very little meat thst was dry and over cooked ..4 drinks a sandwich ,fish and chips and a soup was $100 .. also the interior was old beat up and smelled must..waitress was nice and fast but we will not be back