So when I bought a house in the neighborhood, I was happy to have the local drinking hole McDuffys right across the street to go to for a beer and enjoy some sports. When it closed down I was pretty bummed out, but upon hearing it would be reopening I was excited the area would have a sports bar again.\n\nWhile the beer variety (which appears will be rotating) and the TV selections is great, I really can't figure out what the heck the decision makers are thinking. \n\nFrom my knowledge, Dukes has been open around 2 months and they still can't seem to get signage up on the building and instead have cheap banners that upon night time no one can tell there is anything open from the street short of an \"open\" sign. The menus are also in poor shape and look like they were intended to be temporary but never bothered to change it. \n\nThey also seem to be having a problem of keeping staff (which explains all the complaints about being understaffed and the help wanted signs). Obviously there is a problem with management or owners that staff (including the cooks) keep not showing up or quitting. I'm not sure how much longer they can survive without making changes needed to keep the place staffed and customers happy.\n\nThe food is a toss up, I suppose depending on who is actually in the kitchen that day. I've had decent food and bad food there. \n\nFinally, if the biker bar thing is true.. I anticipate Dukes falling the way of McDuffys and shutting its doors because of the crowds they are bringing in. I know I'll be bringing my business elsewhere (Zipps, Blue 32, TeakWoods, BWW, all within a close drive) if rather than going to enjoy a beer and some football it's filled with a bunch of bikers. This place is surrounded by residential and schools, a biker bar seems completely out of place.\n\nOnly redeeming part of this place so far has been the bartenders being friendly.