Bingo night! It was okay! Definitely better than sitting at home, not quite as fun as Top Golf…read more Good people, good times!

we went on 10/30/25:…read more We were running a little late, but when we walked into the room, the energy was off -- the people didn't seem friendly, and no one offered to help. I wasn't sure where to buy a package, and when I finally found the right place, the man handing them out was very discouraging. He mentioned there were only a few games left out of 28 and seemed reluctant to sell me a package. I told him that was fine -- I still wanted to buy one just to enjoy the experience. My friends arrived a little later, and he refused to sell them a package. They came over to wait with me since I had already purchased mine. One of my friends was allowed to stay, but when the other arrived, they told us she had to leave -- and the way they approached us was very rude and made us feel uncomfortable. At that point, I didn't even feel like staying to finish my games. I ended up giving my $25 package to a kind lady who was helping me understand how bingo worked since I'm new to it. We were just trying to have a fun girls' night out, but instead, we basically got kicked out and treated poorly. To make matters worse, when we asked for the name of the woman who told us to leave, she refused to give it, and they were talking about us as we were leaving. It was an unprofessional and disappointing experience. I would not recommend this place.

Come on down to support the local post. Watch online for weekend meals for a reasonable price and…read morefor special holiday events.

Went in last night with a friend for the fish fry and initially sat at a table. Sat there for 5…read moreminutes without being acknowledged. No big deal. We decided to sit at the bar. Sat there another 5 minutes without being acknowledged by the bartender. Finally a woman said she'd be right with us. Ten minutes later I asked the bartender if this is where you go to get a drink and he said it was but then walked away. It was a bizarre experience to say the least. We were there 15-20 minutes and finally left and went to Christopher's. It wasn't that busy either. We got there right around 5:30.

On the second Saturday of every month, this American Legion opens at 5 PM to sling most the most…read moreStory-Citian of foods: Kumla and Ham. While plum-sized potato dumplings cooked in ham broth doesn't really push my boundaries in the ethnic foods department, this Norwegian food is a large part of the persona of this little town. And the crowds here indicate that. The legion will serve between 200-250 in the two hours they are serving. Word is around town that this is the best example of this dish you are going to find and for $7 bucks I'd encourage anyone to put it to the test. You'll get all-you-can-eat kumla dumplings and shredded ham, canned green beans, roll and apple sauce. It's the hearty meal that built this town in central Iowa. Well worth a visit to try this Scandinavian oddity. As per my previous review, there's still a comfortable full-service bar in the basement of this place and it's open to the public. There's great help, and good people in here.

Where good friends meet for good conversation, cool drink & snacks, and a good fryer menu! Darts,…read morepool, slots to entertain. Happy hour is 4:30-5:30. Watch the Post 59 web page for food, drink, & entertainment specials. Meet Tom our new Manager along with great bar tenders. You do not have to be a member to have fun at our place!!!

I can't be too upset because I did win a couple hundred bucks here which offset the shitty service…read morewe got at the hotel... So much so that we left a day early. So I guess that makes us even being that we paid a couple hundred bucks for a Hotel room we didn't use. The bartenders at the casino are busy talking to each other and there's not much interest in taking care of the customers that are paying money there. It was just OK ---nowhere that I would rush to go back to. The reason I gave it three stars is because of Patty in the back. She's at the customer service desk so I guess she knows about customer service. She set up our Player Cards and was the bright light in this otherwise dim episode. Shout out to her!

My friend and I visited from Des Moines and we were there for 3-5 minutes when my buddy realized he…read moreleft his player's club card in my car. He went out to get it and on the way in, security would not let him in because he appeared intoxicated. He doesn't drink or use drugs if any kind. I talked to a manager and he said that once a decision is made, there is no changing it. We actually called the Jefferson police department and asked to come do a breathalyzer and sobriety test. The officer came but said they have the right to refuse anybody. They say their employees are specifically trained for such problems. Really? How does a person with over 10 years sobriety get refused due to intoxication? Very disappointing. Oh well, we like to spend money and Prairie Meadows is happy to have our business. Bye Bye Wild Rose.

They served me a cannelloni that was cold in the middle. Not that hot would have been all that much…read morebetter. It was cheap garbage ingredients. I got a gut ache from the one bite I took. The server response was meh. Ordered a kids burger as the pasta grossed me out. Kids burger was dry and overdone. I should have known better. They have 2 stars. Yikes!

Two people sat down, both order the $30 14oz ribeye…read more Food comes out, one steak is a perfect ribeye that filled 3/4 the plate. Second plate, NY Strip. Sent strip back. New steak, 30 min later, 8oz thin well done ribeye. $30 with a cold baked potato