We are visiting from out of state, and Blind Tiger was highly recommended to us by the gift shop…read moreattendant at the History Museum. The building is a cool old building with a vintage vibe. Service was a bit slow, and we were disappointed to find they were out of barbecue for the day. However, the food overall was good (albeit pricey), and the beer was excellent. I had the fish and chips with a side of creamed spinach and it was flavorful. Others at my table enjoyed the fettuccine Alfredo, wings, and burgers. I appreciate that the server provided a free dessert after spilling a water on one of our diners. Overall, I would return, though I have some qualms after reading some other reviews, particularly relating to hygiene.

Nine years ago, I gave this place 5 stars. Today, they get two…read more Ordered the Cajun Chicken pasta. The pasta itself was good and so was the bread that comes with it. The chicken however was like rubber. I ate half a small piece and put the rest to the side. My husband had the Pulled Pork platter which is normally good. The meat was really dry. I ate all the pasta and told our server about the chicken being like rubber and she stated that she's mentioned that exact thing to the cooks but that maybe if a customer complains they would possibly listen. What made me a little annoyed though was that I ate none of the chicken yet they didn't at least bump off a few bucks off my meal. The service was fine but I feel like over the years this has become my last choice versus my first choice.

This review is for lunch at the bar for two on a Saturday in mid-August…read more service: Both bartenders were helpful and professional. Hostess and food runners were enthusiastic. Everyone seemed to enjoy working there. bar: Because it was daytime drinking, I went with Hops and Harmony, their session IPA ($6 as of 08/2026). It's a solid low IBUs IPA. Their beer list covers most styles and has something for everyone. We saw a handful of cocktails going out and they all looked well made. food: Restaurant was on brunch menu; however, there are plenty of traditional lunch offerings. The standard breakfast fare looks wide-ranging and pretty awesome. I went with High Rail Burger - which is supposed to be a double smash burger - and fries ($13 as of 08/2026). It wasn't a typical, griddled, thin, lacey-edge smash burger, but it was still a very solid offering. Extra credit for excellent fries. My wife chose a half order of biscuits and gravy ($3! Can that be right?) and it was really great. details: Bright, big, open space with inside tables, outside tables, and bar seating. No wait at 1:30 on a Saturday. We parked on the street and there is a garage around the corner.

Oh my, my MY!!! I have to get stuck right in...GO lickety-split to this establishment!!…read more We went here on a Wednesday and it was luck of the draw! The interior is filled with murals representing Kansas and wonderfully done. The food a gastronomic delight...especially if you love BBQ and down-home cooking. My husband enjoyed his "Three Pigs" and the fried okra would make every southern Nanny proud! My smoked turkey was smoked and NOT laden with salt, as some that I have eaten at other places. Our server, Gabby, was so friendly, knowledgeable, and professional! She was such a joy! So, as soon as your office or work from home is finished, gallop on down to the Brewer and see for yourself! You won't be disappointed!

In Manhattan for work and hotel staff recommend this bar/restaurant. It was a short walk from the…read morehotel. I had the grilled chicken bacon smoked cheddar cheese sandwich and at the workshop I'd had plenty of carbs so I went no bun and the bartender recommended to try it with a lettuce wrap. He had a great suggestion it was delicious. Bartender checked frequently on everyone at the bar even with how busy it was. For me it's a bar in a college town on Aggie street so you expect some issues but I'm going to guess someone had seafood that night as it had a heavy smell of the seafood or old beer as they have their own brews Overall I enjoyed it and would recommend it for the food n staff.

Great food, try the chicken sandwich special it's not on the menu but ask for it. Tossed in soy…read moresauce! Banger sandy. The waitstaff is very friendly and the manager was great too. The place has a very chill vibe with light music ambiance.

Road trip from OKC to Wichita and knew Not lost Brewing Company was only a short side trip away,…read moreTotally worth it!! Dusty and Melody are a mix of hard work, talent, and passion that makes this brewery a must see!! If you're Anywhere in the area stop in or if you're a local business reach out about their keg services! Let's help this small gem become a pillar of Ottawa!!

Three words: Chocolate Milk Stout. It is out of this world. I have been to this small brewery twice…read morenow. It is quickly becoming one of my favorites. It has a great variety of styles of beer. Any of their milkshake IPA's are wonderful. The place itself is very welcoming. The staff is great. They keep a very up-to-date Facebook page for new beers, live music, etc. I know it's a bit of a jaunt but going down to Ottawa, KS is worth it for this place! Cheers!

This is a nice brewery with a huge outdoor space. The service was mediocre. The cheeseburger…read morepizza was good. I will definitely go back.

I really enjoy this brewery! The space itself is beautiful. Even better on nice days where you can…read moreenjoy the patio outside. Came in for lunch and had the pizza slice special with the Caesar salad and an IPA. Beers are delicious and the food was as well. Our server was really nice and helped us with our decisions. We are already planning on our next trip out.

Radius offers multiple seating options from bar seating, indoor dining seating in their beautiful…read moretap room/restaurant space, a covered patio, and beer garden! We opted for the beer garden, and the staff was super accommodating! Ava was our server, and she went above and beyond in every area to make sure that we had a fantastic dining experience. We ordered cocktails and all of them were delicious! I loved my classic French 75, and my friends ordered a blackberry cocktail and another spiced rum cocktail that were seasonal specials. The classic BLT was just as good as I remember it, the pork belly aïoli really takes it to the next level! The black bean hummus is also a must try anytime you go to Radius. All in all we had a 10 out of 10 experience at Radius Brewing Company, and we absolutely will be back again!

Stopped for lunch on a Saturday and even though they were busy, they seated us at the bar right…read moreaway. Had the chicken sandwich with avocado sauce and half of the sandwich filled me up. It was a great combination of flavors

My wife and I stopped by The Roost for breakfast, and it definitely lived up to its reputation…read more I ordered the corned beef hash with scrambled eggs and sourdough toast. The corned beef hash was outstanding, crispy where it should be, tender where it counts, and clearly made by someone who actually cares. You can taste the effort. The scrambled eggs were perfectly cooked too. Now, about that "sourdough." I have to confess I'm a bit of a sourdough snob after spending time eating the real deal in San Francisco. This wasn't sourdough. It was good white bread wearing a fake mustache. That said, it was fresh, buttery, and the marmalade was absolutely delicious, so I still happily cleaned my plate. The coffee is self-serve and bottomless, which I actually like. If you're the type who enjoys topping off your own cup whenever you want, it's perfect. If getting up to refill your coffee feels like an Olympic event, you may disagree. Service was friendly, fast, and exactly what you hope for at a breakfast spot, attentive without hovering. We visited around 8:30 on a Saturday morning. Since it's a college town and summer break was in full swing, it wasn't busy at all. I'd expect it to be a much different story once students are back. Overall, I'd absolutely come back. Just one request for The Roost: either upgrade to real sourdough... or call it white bread. My inner bread critic will thank you.

Stopped by to try brunch while in town. The wait was about 10 or 15 minutes. Took a look at the…read morepastry case. Some very interesting things there. Was seated sooner than it was quoted, which was great. Wait staff was amazing. I ordered the chorizo and eggs. I give it a three out of five. It was a little on the bland side. They had some green Cholula; thar made a huge difference. Also ordered the French toast, which was a four out of five. Amazing meal! The vegan hash was also three out of five, and the same with the biscuits and gravy. The bigger issue was that the drinks were ordered at the same time as the meal. It took over 43 minutes after the drinks came for the meal to show up. The wait staff apologized for the long wait, but that was just way too long to wait for a meal. We were just about to pay for the drinks and leave when the food actually came to the table. The ambience of the place has a nice hometown feel to it, but the turnaround time on meals was entirely too long. I wanted to try some more things out of the pastry case, but because of the long wait, I had to get back on my way. If I ever did stop back by, I'd have the French toast again, but I definitely tried some of the other things in the pastry case that looked rather delicious.

Brew lab had a great happy hour! We went on Sunday and got a HH nacho and pretzel! The pretzel…read morebites came with a ton we had so many leftover definitely a great deal!

All good things…read more.. We were invited to an impromptu event to taste the new additions to for the Menu when they reopen. They also were 'blowing the taps' which meant we get to try many of the beers that they were saying good-bye to. So, a little story. I was one of the first to wander into a place called Brew Lab years ago. I actually found the place because of looking for brewing supplies. There were a good amount of tools here but also these folks were serving their beer! So, what a great idea. I bought some grain... and had a few beers! I visited this place a few more times on the regular. Suddenly one day there was appetizers. And had the most divine pretzel bites that have ever existed. Next time was an amazing club sandwiches. And some pulled pork. All of the food has always been great bar food. And then there was the beer. So many delicious beers each time. Too many to try at once. But, that is all memory lane... Now... here is the news! Brew Lab is changing. The ownership remains the same however they have given up the brewing. They will have a few of their specialty beers that they keep on tap but they will have a lot more taps of beer from other breweries. On this visit they brought out a large amount of samples of the food that they will be adding/altering in the menu going forward. There were a lot of really delicious items and I am excited for when they have the full menu and I can order some of them. Most notably I am excited for the Catfish Po'boy sandwich. We will be back soon to try the all new... Tall Boys. Look for that review coming soonish!

Love this place. The beers are unique but true to their styles and the food is elevated from your…read morestandard casual experience. The staff have always been very friendly to me and I've felt very welcomed here. I will definitely be back as I'm a big fan of their brews. They take chances with unique flavors and seem to pull them off. Solid brewery

This is purely a beer review. We did not try the food. We were road tripping to New Mexico and…read moredecided to make some stops in Kansas along the way. After having a drink at their oldest brewery, we decided to pop over here for another and we were not disappointed! We ordered the Queen Anne's Porter and Alchemy Vanilla Coffee Porter. Queen Anne's was almost like a chocolate covered cherry. It was super rich and had a great depth of flavor! My partner thoroughly enjoyed the Coffee Porter, which was also very full bodied. Soul warming drinks on a not so warm day. We sat at the bar and the service was friendly. The bar tender was chatting with a few regulars. Plenty of angled street parking all along the strip. Great touristy area to walk around, shop, drink, and eat.