Great local bar. Ruff is behind the bar laughing, making jokes, and pouring drinks. Good prices…read more Better than other happy hour places on 3rd. Highly recommend.

Excellent hole in the wall bar. Old style.....still has carpet on some walls. People in bar are…read morefriendly business looking people. 8 beers on tap. One bartender. Place is small and perfect alternative to all franchise, overrated, overpriced & loud bars.

Coolest spot with awesome food and great service! Definitely recommend, especially their pizza.read more

came for a concert outdoor venue real nice. great vibe…read more bar area inside , nice decor, but when u get served skunked beer out of the tap, well that's an issue. The server even said they had complaints... I did manage to get one un skunked beer but it was not much over room temp.

Best wings in town, good atmosphere, rather loud at times!! Special events outdoor patio on…read moreoccasion. Wait staff very pleasant and efficient, know your drink choulice when you sit down most times. Has a KENO game running...

Food was very good! We had a group of 13 and the waitress did good for the large group that just…read morecame in. The wait was a little longer than expected but again it was a large group. It was a typical bar scene you would expect. I had the full size nachos and I added the beer cheese for a $1. It was good the jalapeños were very spicy haha, so if you like spice get the jalapeños, if not I would get them on the side. My daughter got the half order and it was still a decent size. I like the flavor of the meat and it was full of toppings. My wife and mom shared a large supreme pizza on thin crust. It was a smaller size pizza. To me it was more like the size of a medium. So if you are hungry or trying to share with more people I would get a couple or get some appetizers to start with. I did have a slice and it was good, it had a lot of toppings. It was a good place to go for a bite and drink if you are out of town and staying close by. I would recommend this place.

What a fun gem! We walked over from our holiday inn stay just cause it was so close, but it's worth…read morean uber drive :) Tony and Brooke were laid back, kind, attentive, funny, and great at making drinks. The decor and the art is fun and unique. They even have a martini punch card to work up to a free one. Gotta check out this spot then make it your go to bar- wish we had one where we live. Cocktails are $9-11. Beer is $5-6.

I was surprised this place didn't already show up when doing a search but I'm so glad I was the one…read morethat got to add this place to Yelp! I don't live in Hastings anymore, but I did grow up here and was back visiting family. We were looking for a place near my nieces' hotel and happened upon this place. Now there were definitely no places like this in Hastings when I was making the rounds. But then, back in the day I probably wasn't looking for martini bars either. What a fun, friendly, and fantastic place. I think we came in four or five nights in a row and the owners couldn't have been friendlier. That's right, I said "the owners". They may have other staff as well but while we were there it was the owners who were bartending and serving, and they couldn't have been more welcoming. The drink menu was amazing from start to finish, (definitely have the (Blueberry Mojito) and the prices reasonable. I'm sure it's a Midwest thing but I appreciate being able to go out and enjoy myself without having to spend about a day's wages like when I go out on the East Coast. They really made it a great place to relax and have a cocktail or two at the end of the day . . . . obviously, since we kept coming back night after night . . . . and will definitely stop again on my next visit to Hastings. A couple other quick things before I end this. First, there is a bar menu where you can order from a nearby restaurant. Second, the artwork on the wall is fantastic. Something interesting to look at in every direction . . . . and you can buy it if you really like it. Usually in places where restaurants or bars double as gallery space the artwork is small and mismatched by multiple artists. Nothing wrong with that, but I find it distracting. Here the artwork was all by a single artist I believe, and larger enough that it seems part of the decor. And at least the ones near me seemed reasonable priced. (We sat at the same table every night, so I only saw a few up close.) There's one was one funk one that I might have bought if it weren't for the fact that I had driven here from DC and still had to drive back and had already spent more than I planned on the trip here . . . . and still had several stops planned for the return trip. (Graceland, Kentucky Bourbon Trail, Mammoth Cave . . . etc.) Final words, C'mon Hastings (and people just visiting), show this place the support it deserves . . . . and have a cocktail for me.

We happen to find this while traveling and loved it so much we went twice…read more We tried the Winchester burger with bacon, cheese curd burger, chicken wrap, jalapeño melt, calamari and all fries.. everything was delicious!!!! Go on a Tuesday if you can specials make it nice. The staff is amazing. It is for sure a hidden gem!

Good food, super fast service! Limited menu, but good choices available. Worth the detour off of…read moreI-80! Would do it again!

The bar is connected to a sketchy looking motel and is accessed down a long, carpeted hallway past…read morea bunch of conference rooms, then up a staircase. At first the bar looked fun. It was spacious, lots of amenities, a deck, etc. But when we ordered a beer we were given a choice between full pints draws or 12 ounce bottles. We opted for bottles, then asked for glasses to pout them in. Our 12 ounce bottles filled the so-called pint glasses to within millimeters of the rim. Busted! :)

The location is a little off-putting. Its on the second floor of a VERY sketchy looking motel and…read moreyou have to walk down a freaky looking hallway to get to the stairs. But once you actually find the place the food is surprisingly good. I had a club sandwich and my husband had a bacon cheeseburger. Both sandwiches were loaded and came with very tasty fries.

Food was dog water no seasoning everything was super generic give you potato chips for a burger…read morehave to pay 3.75 for fries. Legit have to be drunk to eat the food wouldn't ever recommend to anyone the only thing they got going for them is the service

I've now given this place 3 try's. It is a dump and the food is normally old and stale. Pass on…read morethis G.I. dump. Gabe Skalka, Grand Island NE

Beer was very tasty. The bartender put at least 5 samples in front of me, wanting me to find the…read more"right beer" and sharing their craft. Very friendly and awesome ambiance. Nice place for a good drink!!!

I stopped by here this past Saturday with my wife for some afternoon drinks. We arrived to Prairie…read morePride Brewing just as it was opening and were the only customers inside for a bit. Due that we were able to talk a bit to the bartender who was quite a nice fellow. This taproom consists of a small bar along with a bunch of tables behind it. They had a popcorn machine in the corner which the bartender turned on and then there were two TV's with the Vikings preseason game on them. Finally you could see through some glass behind the bar to where some of the brewing equipment was which is always nice in a microbrewery. As I often do whenever I visit a new brewery, I decided to go with a flight here. At Prairie Pride Brewing that means that I got to choose 6 different tasters for $9. So I decided to go with the Good Country Wheat (BlackBerry/Lemon), Barn Burn (Amber Ale), Islander Porter (Coconut Porter), Wind Devil (Red IPA), Wild Prairie Orange (Blonde with Orange) and Out West (Session IPA). However after placing my order I was informed that they were out of the Porter and so I went with the Lip Kick (Imperial Brown Ale) instead. The first beer that I tried was the Good county Wheat which has a smooth start before the wheat flavor kicks in and then it had a bit of the advertised citrus on the finish. Up second was the Barn Burn which was smooth to start off with and then an interesting finish reminding me of a wheat like flavor instead of the Amber I was expecting. Third was the Lip Kick which is a beer where you can sort of taste the alcohol but you also get that caramel finish you would expect for a brown ale. Up fourth was the Wild prairie orange which had a super weird rubbing alcohol taste with a bit of orange at the finish. Something tasted off though and I can't imagine this is how it is supposed to taste. It ended up being the first beer in a long time that I didn't bother to finish. The fifth beer that I tried was the Out west which was the session IPA and it had a nice little bit of hops on the finish. Last but certainly not least was the Wind devil and you could definitely get the alcohol in this one but in a good way with a bit of the hops on the finish. Out of the bunch I think Out West was my favorite while the Wild Prairie Orange was clearly my least favorite. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. Our bartender was super friendly to us and I enjoyed most of the beers that I drank here.