| Location |
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1225 Jefferson Road, Rochester NY, 14623-3136 |
| Hours |
| Monday-Thursday: 11:00am-midnight Dining Room/2:00am Bar |
| Friday-Saturday: 11:00am-1:00am Dining Room/2:00am Bar |
| Sunday: 11:00am-11:30pm Dining Room/1:00am Bar |
| Phone |
| 585 272 8900 |
| Website |
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| Wheelchair Accessibility |
| Dining Areas-No problem. |
| Bar is ok if you can handle high tables/booths. |
| Men's Bathroom has a narrow stall but is workable. |
| Arcade is ramped |
Tully's is a sports bar and restaurant located in Frontier Commons on Jefferson Road near Interstate 390. They are known among local college students for their deep fried chicken fingers and enormous portions. The several dozen TVs in the eating areas are always tuned to sports games. Like most such venues, the restaurant is loaded with fans when games are on.
It is always a good place to get a large meal with a small bill. (Personally, I recommend the Louisiana crab dip.)
Tully's first opened its doors in 1991 and quickly rose to eight locations throughout western New York. Catering to sports-families they offer casual dining, a decent sized bar, a menu with a lot of variety and more flat-screen TV's than I've seen in one location than any other place I've been. And they all play sports. They have a gaming room for the kids and the kids at heart.
Menu
Appetizers:
* Nacho Pizza, Egg Rolls, Loaded Fries
(from $4.90 to $7.89)
* Wings: 1lb Jumbo: $6.39, 2lbs $12.49
* Buffalo Tenders or- Tully's Tenders: $6.50
Soups & Salads
* Grilled Chicken Salad, BBQ Chicken, House Salad and more
($3.59 to $7.89)
Burgers & Sandwiches
* Burgers: Basic, British, Tully's Classic, Philly, Firehouse ect
($6.19 to $7.29)
* Sandwich: Dublin, BBQ Pork, Italian Pork, Cajun, Portabello and more. ($6.29 to $7.59)
Desserts
* Cookie Monster, Homemade Cheesecake ect
$4.00
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2005-12-03 22:16:45 I've tried many Chicken Tenders/Fingers in my life and I absolutely love the ones at Tully's. I also had my picture taken with their Turtle mascot that sits out front. :) —AndrewWheeland
2006-01-03 16:54:17 The Buffalo Chicken Fingers are awesome. Available as an app for $6.99 or as a Dinner with more fingers and fries for $8.79 —RickUrwin
2006-01-26 18:25:32 They have an amazing Cheese Baked Ziti plate!! —PeterBoulay
2006-02-24 21:19:12 love the buffalo chicken sandwich —JcPop
2006-04-05 18:03:46 Their Buffalo Chicken Caesar Salad is my favorite lunch. —MattDana
2006-09-18 07:53:19 I've gone there once for an after-work get together with co-workers and the fried bar food was all really good. The atmosphere/focus really is all about television, with one hanging every 6 feet or so. Sports bars just aren’t my kind of place. —ZedOmega
2006-10-20 15:33:20 Totally dig their seafood chowder! —CatherineConnolly
2006-11-25 12:46:33 My boyfriend and I are big fans of the crab dip appetizer. —AdrienneDahler
2007-03-23 08:38:08 I think this place is overrated. Everytime I go here I am served up a greasy mess. —KimBee
2007-08-19 20:19:20 Grim times on Jefferson Road...
Tully's maintains it has the "world's greatest chicken tenders." I suspect the voting for such a prestigious award was fixed. We generally don't eat tenders, but we are fairly sure that we've never had a worse tender. Woefully bland. The batter may have been made from recycled newspaper. Or paper mache.
The entrees were not much better. The beer was ice cold...and, no, that is not a compliment. A hoegarden or a guiness should NOT be served at absolute zero.
However, on the plus side, the service was definitely fine, and, if one wants to watch a sporting event such as soccer or rugby, Tullys—sadly and suprisingly—is probably one's only choice in Rochester. —JoshFritsch
2007-08-20 16:56:43 We went to Tully's just the other day and my wife and I both loved the Chicken Tenders with the Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce —PeterBoulay
2007-08-21 16:13:51 Indeed, not even liquid helium should be served at absolute zero! —JohnLam
2008-04-17 14:31:19 My wife and I ate at Tully's last Friday. She really liked the baked fish, and this from a picky person. I had the meatloaf and it also was quite good. My big problem with Tully's is the really poor draft beer selection. I am a member of a computer club that meets once a month at RIT. We usually go to Quimby's but decided to try Tully's. They don't have draft beer by the pitcher! Oh well, back to Quimby's. —HenriettaRob
2008-04-18 13:30:44 This place is what it is. Another chain similar to Fridays, Applebees, or Houlihans.
If you enjoy one of them then you will like Tullys.
French Fries are excellent though. There are better chains than this. —MrRochester
2008-08-15 13:08:17 I like Tully's - the food isn't awful (or great) but it's an okay place to hang out over some apps and drinks. Their beer sizes are huge! They also have pool, darts, air hockey and numerous other arcade games to play. —SaraChristine
2008-12-09 20:30:16 Me and my girlfriend shared many delightful meals at tully's. We generally go after we've romped. Regardless, food was 10/10 i had the cheedar cheese chicken and broccolli bake my girlfriend had the chicken & broccolli alfredo. We thouroughly enjoy feeding eachother with kernals of popcorn before the meals arrived at our well set table.
also at the Syracuse location..
I liked how the bathroom signs said "orangewomen & Orangmen." If I were a boy.. I would have gone into the Orangemen one. —Kneabow
2009-01-17 17:34:17 My take on Tully's is that it's just another typical bar to watch "the game" at. It's a highly-forgettable type place. That said, the service was friendly and the food was edible. —BatGuano


