Twisted Arm And Grill - Sarnia

We loved it! Our server was excellent, the food was fresh and delicious, and the atmosphere is my love language music! There was TVs with sports on, for sports lovers, but my eyes didn't notice that. Love the artwork and the musical vibe! Bravo! We will be back!

Tasty food...check. Hot food to table...check. Food to table quickly...check. friendly attentive wait staff...check. other restaurant owners should come here to see how it's done.Thankyou Twisted, for not disappointing like many others have done lately.

Staff are very efficient and courteous. Each of them from the hostess to our waiter, and the rest of the team were helpful, quick and easy going.The food was very good. I had the wings which are served to market price. A single order is 10 wings. They are large wings, cooked right and sauced correctly. I had two flavours. Garlic Parmesan and Tombstone. The Garlic Parm was zesty and tasty, the Tombstone (their hottest) was a bit of a let down in that it was rather tame. My measure for a hot wing has me reaching for a drink or a napkin to blow my nose. These did not require either. I ordered blue cheese thinking I might need it for the Tombstone flavour, I did not. In total, 20 wings, which had me leaving with 5 for later. A side Caesar salad was tasty, flavourful, and no shortage on dressing, bacon or Parmesan cheese.My wife (dairy and gluten-free) had the Miyagi Bowl. It comes with a side salad and there is enough food for 3 meals in the bowl. She found it to be delicious and filling.No room for dessert.We're just travelling through Sarnia but will be back in town this summer. This will be one of our stops for sure.Well done.Vegetarian options: Dairy-free and gluten-free options, along with vegan options.

Best food in town. If you want bar food that is not just the same old stuff, they are super creative with their menu (they do the classics very well also). Great atmosphere, great service, great food!

Joined friends for dinner and they picked this place as we were last here six years ago when they first opened. There are very few decent restaurants in Sarnia so we thought we 'd try again. We had reservations and we were seated in a back corner off the bar surrounded by men who were well into their drinks so the atmosphere was loud and very noisy. Coupled with a crowded restaurant, it meant we had to yell to each other to be heard. Server was pleasant and took our orders. One had a starter garden salad which was very generous in size and looked tasty and coconut shrimp which were fried to oblivion. Her partner had a burger which was h u g e but he declared it tasty and hubby and I had fish and chips. I never, ever order fish and chips as I generally order salmon but there was none on the menu so I settled. Sadly I regret my decision and we are not fans of spicy food which was most of the menu. When the plate was put in front of me, it consisted of two large, dark brown objects which I assumed was the 'beer battered ' fish. The best battered fish can be cut thru with your fork but not this mess. The fish had been fried so long the batter actually 'cracked ' when you pushed on it. Even my knife wasn 't strong enough to penetrate thru and I had to break it apart with my hands! Very little fish in a monumental overly fried greasy batter! The fries were lukewarm and the 'side ' of coleslaw was similar to the size of samples you get at Costco. Place was busy but we won 't be back as I hate paying high prices for simply garbage food. They won 't 'twist my arm. '