wildhorse saloon & banquet facility

It was a truckstop experience with a supperclub price tag. My food tasted fine and the other 5 meals in our group were cooked as ordered and were visually fine except for my grilled chicken. It looked like it stuck to the pan on one side and was lifted off without the grilled marks. The chicken breast was tiny and dry. My sandwich was all bun and I had to dress it up with the piece of romaine lettuce and quarter-size tomato slice that came on the side. 2 people in our group ordered prime rib that was served correctly but A-1 steak sauce is not an option. There is a house blend provided. We seated ourselves at 1960's style banquet tables and waited until the only waitress took our order. She returned once with the food and then again with the bill. I could see the silverware so I stood up and got enough for our group. We had to leave the table to seek out boxes to take our left overs. One person in our group ordered an appetizer of potato skins that came with runny cheese compared to every other restaurant in the county. It was a mess to eat.Parking was on a flat asphalt surface and there is plenty of parking. It was not obvious how to enter the restaurant area but we chose the right door. There was a fundraiser going on in the adjacent banquet hall so we could hear everything including loud music. People streamed in and out from the hall right past our table and the salad bar. That presents a problem in itself. It exposes the food quite a bit but that's only if you'd eat at that so-called salad bar! Ick! It is reminiscent of the 1970's. No one stirred anything so there was crust on all the 'salads' and dressings. Their idea of salads was 6 bowls of mayonnaise with various pastas in them. We would usually indulge anywhere else that has a salad bar but not one person in our group ate from it.I've been fair here but I could have said more about 1 incident while paying our bill, it was nothing big but very unprofessional for the $ we paid. Instinct was to go to another restaurant in town and I wish we would have.