The bar tender was very friendly. Excellent Bloody Mary! Did not try the food, but the drinks…read morewere good.

I've eaten here on couple of occasions when I'm in town picking up parts from Lindsay…read moreManufacturing. It's great food and good service! They have a lot of seating for a bar and pub in a small town.

We found this gem on Yelp while on a recent trip across country. We sat at the bar and were greeted…read moreimmediately and served our drinks within minutes. My husband had a beer which could have been a bit colder but was refreshing nonetheless. I had a Jameson neat and mine was perfect :) We asked our server what she would recommend and she suggested the turkey panini so we shared that and a bowl of the Irish stew. Both were delicious although the stew was lukewarm and the panini appeared to have sat for a bit. We didn't wait long for our food so we were a bit surprised at the temperature of both items, but again, not a big deal...it was still very tasty! Just a few customers on a Thursday afternoon so it was a quiet meal. We did strike up a conversation with a gentleman who happened to be a huge Buffalo Bills fan and was quite enthusiastic and entertaining to visit with! Overall, a nice, quiet place to grab a meal and a beverage after hours of driving. They had several tv's and looks like it could be a lot of fun with a crowd. Would definitely recommend!

Always looking for local, we found McKinney's Pub on 3rd West in downtown Grand Island…read more Looking like most of the smaller Irish pubs I've been in, in the Midwest, theirs an immediate comfort as soon as you walk into the door. Green walls, dark wood and brass foot rails. I, of course, started off with a Guinness, which was perfectly poured and my wife a Diet Coke. The staff is relaxed and friendly, giving us plenty of time to look over a fairly extensive menu. My wife decided on the Buffalo Chicken wrap, and I went all in on the Peanut butter burger. My wife really liked her wrap, lots of contrasting goodies to complement the chicken with had some bite but wasn't too spicy. If you're going to tray a peanut butter burger, you need to like peanut butter- it gives the burger a different taste. Served with a mandarin chutney on a tasty bun, I found myself liking it more and more as I enjoyed it. We were offered desserts, but declined as we were absolutely stuffed. Oh, how could I forget to mention the curled chip!!!!nothing short of awesome! Think of a curly cue fry combined with a steak fry. Really, really great!

Owner was super personable and friendly. Food was stellar-…read moreliterally I've never had better. Great service with drinks, never had an empty glass in my hand. Love the small town dive bar atmosphere it gives and will for sure come back for keno and wings.

Fantastic prime rib. Always have gotten good experience and service here. Anything I've eaten here…read moreis very good

Being that I am from San Diego, I choose to vacation in places like Wayne. Call me crazy. As far as…read morebars in Wayne, NE go (and I am prettysure there are only 2?) this place is tops in my book! I am the type of girl that prefers dive bars and house parties...and this place fits the bill. It reminds me of one of my fave spots here in SD. Large bar area, plenty of tables for small groups. Prettysure I spotted pool tables in the back. Cheap drinks, good people. They had a huge, awesome buck mounted above the entrance that was decorated for Christmas. I love when peeps get into the holiday spirit ;) If you are in the neighborhood, stop on in!

Small town bar; dark atmosphere. Perfect for just chatting with friends. Nice choice of beers; I…read morelike the vanilla blonde. Sports bar; service is pretty good. Whenever I'm in Wayne, I stop in here.

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.

I came to eat here with some friends in a Friday night. We called ahead but they were not taking…read moreany more reservations...so we still took a chance a met there. We waited a good 20 mins for a table, meanwhile we got a drink at the bar. The place is nice and it looks like it's a local favorite. Lots of people and good ambiance. The screens played the Husker game but it was not overwhelmingly noisy...they had live music playing in the background enough to hear but not overpowering. The food was good, steaks and burgers were cooked just right. Looking forward to another date night here.

Rolled into Norfolk late on Thursday and found this as my best (possibly only) place with a kitchen…read moreopen past 9:00. Amazing place with outstanding food/menu which did NOT disappoint. Server suggested a great bourbon which made for a perfect compliment to a late meal. May need to go back again Friday.... Edit back on Friday Elliot behind the bar was a serious highlight as he was just a hard-working genuine dude. Michael the manager was also a good dude. Life's too short to be a _ _ _ _! Michael will know what this means Cheers y'all!

Was a great place to have lunch while visiting the town. A place I imagine they get a lot of repeat…read moreand local customers. The waitress was friendly and prompt to come and get our drink order and to get it brought to us. Then our order was not long after that. A table of 4 and we received our appetizer quick enough and had time ro enjoy it before our order came. We all made sure to get something different so as to try as much of the menu we could. Burger, fries, cauliflower, chicken fried steak sandwich, pork tenderloin sandwich, onion rings, glue fries, drinks and im sure im missing something. Everyone left feeling very satisfied, and loving our choices and what we ate. The place is smaller and I can see once its a packed house it is probably noisy but its to be expected. After all it is a tavern. I will be recommending the place as much as I can and will visit again when I am in town.

My first time visiting Columbus, and I'm so glad I stopped by this historic tavern, it did not…read moredisappoint! The atmosphere was full of character and the service was top-notch. Ben (in the hat) and Madison were incredibly welcoming, personable and genuinely made the experience memorable. Their energy and friendliness turned a casual visit into a highlight of my trip. I'll absolutely be back, especially if one of them is behind the bar! Heads up, if you use the men's restroom, take a couple of napkins with you as they have one of those recirculating dirty cloth towels to dry your hands

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.

Another new place to try while visiting home. I had the pulled pork meal and boy did it deliver on…read morethe meat. I'm hoping because it was close to closing and things were just older but only enjoyed one of the many sides we had. The corn salad was good but not without the fritos on it. Macaroni and Cheese tasted like what I can get at KFC. The potato and macaroni salads were really bland.

First visit was excellent, 5 star. Second visit was so so, 3 star. The first visit the food was…read moreexceptional, fresh and specular. The second time a bit like a preprepared cafeteria 'cue. I'll average it a 4 stars. I will need visit it a third time to see which version I get. I would definitely go back, but my wife who was only there with me the second time (and is a BBQ snob) is a bit gun shy and will take some convincing to revisit. I understand that it must be extremely hard to run a restaurant, but I sincerely hope the owner will get his consistency evened out producing the meal I received on the initial visit. I see the potential for this to be a sweet joint to get some tasty 'Cue in The Fork if the owner treats each day as a BBQ competition, and I sincerely hope he does and succeeds!

Since the nags are running again on February 13th, I thought I should stop by for an update…read more Simulcast racing and keno still going strong. it's an OTB and not a brew pub, so beer selections are limited to domestic stuff, but they do have Boulevard Wheat (don't even try the 312 Wheat beer, it sucks). The thing I like about the OTB is that it's quiet, no jerk-offs shooting their mouths off. Focus on your betting. If you hear a cracker Southern accent it is someone who knows more about horses than you will learn in a lifetime. And it's not all old men hanging around, it's 40% women and most are smokin and any woman who loves horses and a shot of Bourbon makes my day at the races Once you leave the plush-ass club-house area it's a real racing track, with the old-time tote boards and everything. As one of my gals said to me: "This reminds me of Fair Grounds in New Orleans." Damn straight.

Food was surprisingly good I had chicken sandwich with Swiss cheese and bacon wife had a wrap…read morebartender I think his name was Caleb very polite and right there asking if you need anything else we had a good time