The Inn Complete

They have a small selection of good beers and they make a great cheese burger!
However, they yelled my name over the loud speaker, even when I was standing right in front of them – this was so embarrassing! Way to kill my buzz guys…

I’ll give them 2 starts for cheap beer and free games. They have foosball, billiard, and ping pong tables. The food is just not bad. It’s very quite, so do not expect to see many people, if there is no university event. The other star comes from its large space and nice interior. The service is not good and you can not have a shot. Long story short, if you plan to just play some games and drink beer with group of friends with minimum interaction with people you don’t know, you are in right place.

To be honest, I’ve been pretty underwhelmed when I come here. It really feels like just a step above a dining hall to me, which I guess makes sense because it is an SU-​operated facility on south campus. That said, the food and beer are cheap and good.
You order at the counter/​bar, and they call your name when your food is ready. I’ve tried a few of their wraps, which are made with fresh ingredients and are big, especially for the price. They also have various grill items (burgers, cheese steaks, etc.) and appetizer-​type things (like quesadillas, wings, and chicken tenders), though I have never tried any of it. My food has always come out quick and it has never been too crowded or busy, but it has been over the summer so I’m not really sure what it is like during the school year. It is a big space with two floors, and there is a pool table if you like pool.
I think that maybe with a few more visits, the place will grow on me and I will like it better, especially for what it is. But for now, three stars is where it’s at.

Atmosphere of a summer camp dining hall. Beers are real cheap because there are signs up that say not to tip (but as a result the service is pretty bad). You can’t order shots.

Your first thoughts upon entering The Inn Complete will certainly strike an alpine chord. This converted ski lodge looms at the summit of Skytop Road on Syracuse University’s South Campus as a pub and restaurant. The high, exposed rafter ceiling, game loft, wood paneling and fire place combine to create a cozy, snug quality about this hilltop chalet thats sure to snap any Syracuse winter chill. For a campus supported business, the menu offers several selections beyond just the grill and fryer. Drinks are very cheap, and selection is fair. Patrons will find it easy to stay occupied with free chess, pool, foosball, darts, and video games. If gaming is not your bag, head to the other end of the inn and lay about the leather furniture stationed in front of the fireplace; you will feel at ease from tests and your morning walk to campus through a nights snow storm. Come Tuesday, test your knowledge against other coeds with trivia night. Have your lifeline ready, because this trivia is tough. You wont find any freshman here, either. Its proximity to campus is far enough to weed out those who cant appreciate their friends without a Top 40 mix drowning out conversations, but not far enough that a bike ride in fair weather or a quick car ride can not overcome. If i could give the Inn Complete a 6^th star, I would. Cheers!