As we were walking in the bartender was walking out to smoke. We told her to go ahead which was a…read morebad idea because she took a full smoke break. When she came back in you think she would've approached us right away but nope, she went straight up to her loud obnoxious friends sitting next to us. Drank a short beer 7/19 at 1 pm, left.

Always love to stop in when I get to Manhattan since it's one of the few places that's been around…read moreforever. Dark basement bar exactly the same as I remember. We were a bit less than impressed with our service this time as there were some obvious regulars that the bartender spent most of her time with, which is fine, but we had a short beer and left. Great trip down memory lane though! Will always love Auntie Mae's

Finn's Pub offers a cozy vibe with a small but tasty selection of bar snacks. While there's no…read moreformal menu, the friendly staff ensures you'll find something to complement your drinks. A laid-back spot for a casual evening with good company. Price per person $1-10 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free parking lot Parking Finn's Pub makes parking a breeze! The abundance of parking spaces nearby takes away the stress of finding a spot. Convenient and hassle-free, it's a welcoming touch that adds to the overall positive experience at the pub. Wheelchair accessibility Whether you're entering or exiting, everyone can enjoy the welcoming atmosphere with ease. Accessibility is a priority, making it a inclusive and comfortable place for all.

The place is nice but the female bartender is rude. I don't recommend. I feel like the staff may…read morebe a little woke and unfriendly.

This place is super cute and fun! It's definitely a bit more hidden, and the password can be found…read moreon their Instagram page. The staff is super friendly and accommodating and the drinks are all excellent. This is definitely a fun place to go with a group of friends

Who knew Manhattan would have the chicest speakeasy? This is a hidden gem and I wish everyone got…read moreto experience it. Like all speakeasy's they have a hidden entrance. The fun part is you get to press a button and they buzz you in. Then you walk down these stairs and enter into a cute little, intimate space. I was totally blown away by how friendly the staff are. The staff was very helpful and I felt welcomed and at ease. We also came in quite late but they were still able to accommodate a charcuterie board request after their kitchen closed. Overall I would definitely recommend this place if you're ever in the area. The drinks were interesting and quite strong to say the least. And Omgggg you must order the charcuterie board. The mustard is the best darn thing in the world.

First time coming here and omg it was so good. I love finding good local places to visit, and this…read moreplace has definitely made the list. There are many other things on the menu that I want to try; I'm already looking forward to coming back! We sat at the bar, and the bartender (Zander) was great. Very quick and helpful, our order was perfect. I love the woodwork on the mirror frame behind the bar (idk if there's a specific name for that), it looks so cool and vintage. I love all the skeleton decor too. So glad we came here tonight.

Came in for lunch and was very impressed with this place. The inside is pretty small but we were…read moreable to get a table quickly even though it was packed inside. After eating, I see why it was packed. This place is great! We just HAD to try the "world famous" raspberry bean dip. You should too! I've been thinking about it ever since! Their burger menu is pretty impressive and they had several I want to try. However, I landed on the Aloha burger (thinking warm thoughts during this brisk Kansas winter). It was pretty tasty! Get the raspberry bean dip. I've been thinking about it since we had lunch. The vibe: Old timey saloon meets tombstone.

Great day in the morning beautiful people of Yelpsville. Thank you for sharing a moment of this…read morefine life we're living, together. The 250th anniversary of being the new kids on the blue marble is upon us. My fam decided to make a pilgrimage back to the wifes stomping grounds. The heartland, Kansas. We're staying in the "Little Apple", Manhattan, Ks. Home of K-State University. Well also home of The Chef, which should be just as famous and endeared. The Chef is this gorgeous, chic, yet not so that it's kitschy diner in the heart of the main district of Manhattan. A classic diner, from the hospitality of the service staff, to the lunch counter with cute doodads for salt and pepper shakers. You've been here, because you've been home, or so it feels. Yes, be prepared to snuggle in for a teensy wait, because everyone loves home cooking, especially when someone else is doing the dishes afterwards. The portions are truly well beyong the prices. I ordered a CFS, smothered in sausage gravy. Was plated a Texas sized portion, thick steak, lightly crispily breaded, with a savory southern styled country gravy that honestly looked a bit intimidating in quantity, but I'm no fraidy cat. I came to conquer. Two perfectly running over medium eggs, whites done, yolks on the run, my style. A mountain of softly crunchy, better-than-homestyle fried potatoes, and a slice of thick cut wheat toast. This was a ton O' grub Bubba dub. Each component treated and seasoned well enough, to eat stand alone. Our meal partner kept checking on the family to see if we needed any more of that rich Arabica bean juice, or water, with the care of your fav Auntee from Mississippi, but right here, in the Land of Ahhhhs. She was winning us, even as much as The Chef that prepared the feast itself, and the food. Whew. The belly beat down was in effect, but I didn't tap out. I took that esophageal excitement with relish. Well not relish, with a sweet house made strawberry compote on toast. I wiped the plate clean. $15. You read that right... just $15. Oh I understand $15 is real money in this economy, but in relationship to the level of service, quality of service, epic portion sizes, and the finesse with which this small diner beat most anywhere we've been, and we share 39 years of worldwide travel as an old married couple, this was a bargain at $15, in the 90s. For sure back home in Texas this was honestly a $21 - $26 plate, and we're a beef producing state. Still with me? You're the real hero for hanging in here, and I truly appreciate you. If ever you want to taste Americas 250 years, in one sitting, visit The Chef in Manhattan, Ks. It's families feeding the community. No political spin, no feeling unwelcomed. An open door, to open hearts, feeding hungry bellies, without crushing your purses and wallets. They leave room in your account to make you want to reciprocate with generosity in returning, but also, tipping heartfully, without pressure. I miss when a meal was worth tipping huge without feeling it wasn't worth it. Here at the Chef, the earn it the old way. Be well, be loved, we're in this life past this page no matter what social media tells you. Hugs to you from me and mine. Go out and smile like ya mean it. Laugh like you're cray cray, and love like tomorrow isn't coming. Want pics? Nope. This place is worth you seeing for yourself. My pictures wouldn't do them justice. Peace y'all.

Solid breakfast spot. Yummy drinks, food variety has something for everyone, and a cute cafe…read moreambiance tops it off!

We're doing the Top 10 burgers in KS tour and although Vista isn't on the list, it's on the sane…read morestreet as #9 on the list. We just ordered the vista burger with cheese combo. Drive through service was quick and friendly. This little burger impressed me so much that I rank it above two of the top ten (including the one on the same street). The burger is old school diner with good bun, pickles, diced onions, great cheese and a very good burger. Fries were solid as well. I will definitely stop in here when I'm in the area.

I really wanted to like this place, it is a local treasure. However, one burger is worse than the…read moreother. This place survives out of nostalgia from a generatuon that maybe gone in the next decade.

Great food friendly service, polite and honest people. Definitely deserved top 10 hamburgers in…read moreKansas. Will return for sure.

Doing the Kansas Top 10 burger tour and this place was #9. Very neat nostalgic place and the entire…read morestaff was very friendly. Ordered the Big D with American cheese and standard toppings. It's a good size burger with great flavor and a great bun. Good sear on the meat with a good flavor. The fries were very good. After 3 stops, I have them at #2 ahead of #7 on the list. I'll be stopping in again when in the area.