Great open beef sandwich. Great home cooking and burgers, etc. Friendly and attentive staff.read more

The best burger I have eaten in a long time If you want to…read morebe treated like you have family in the restaurant business and have some of the best fresh cooked food come here If you want pretentious expensive overpriced slop go to a chain The burgers were amazing and onion rings to die for Ice cold beer excellent I'm a fan But the creme de la creme was the "dessert" Seriously great food , great prices and service second to none You won't be disappointed

Top spot in Central Kansas! It was a perfect patio evening. My husband enjoyed a craft beer, kids…read morehad Shirley temples, and Flatlanders Stone-fire Pizza Food Truck for dinner.

Good beer, dog friendly, nice service! Nice stop in my travels. They have a food truck outside but…read moreI didn't use, but sure is good for options.

Food and service were excellent. The atmosphere is just a small town cafe/pub. Everything was clean.read more

Excellent hamburger and fries. Can't say much for taco Tuesday!! Hardly any meat on the tacos!…read moreWon't order them anymore!!

Beer selection was good. Food was great. Service was good. Pizza was great. Fun spot and…read moreatmosphere. In

Overpriced and needs work on giving more toppings on pizza and less cheese!! Needs more beer…read morechoices!

Every time we come to Great Bend we definitely make it to Charlie's. Great bartenders and the…read moredrinks are always reasonably priced. Jesse and Jennifer

If you are in Great Bend, this is a place to hit, even if it's just to the see the mostly naked…read moreposter of Burt Reynolds in the women's bathroom. Retro 70's awesomeness! Anyways, on to the bar, they have cheap beer (domestics) most of the time and their well drinks are $2.75 all the time. They have only a few non-domestic options, but fair enough for central Kansas. I like the kitschy atmosphere, and they have pretty good specials most nights.

Solid beer selection and great bar food! Place is a vibe that's for sure. If your looking to meet…read moreup grab some drinks solid bar food this is your place.

Service 5 Beer selection and variety 5…read moreAlabama Burger 3.5 the meat was gristly but the bacon was perfectly cooked Fries were very crispy, hot and tasty. Just the right amount of seasoning Cool vibes, if I lived here, I would hang out. Tiny Pianist: if you're looking for a unique summer beer that's refreshing, this is your beer! One of the best summer beers I've tasted The Prophecy: meh, had to much of an earthy taste for me Polkadot Princess: such a cool peachy back note. It's 9.5% so it will knock you on your rear Poke the Bear: dessert beer. Chocolaty with a back note of coffee. I seriously saved this for the end of my meal and it was perfect. If you're in the area and you enjoy a beer, this is your place.

Went in around noon on Fathers Day and had a great experience. Service was A+ and the food and…read moredrinks were the same. Looking forward to going back when we're in town again.

Visited Social Tap for the first time while visiting for State Track. Our server Sara was not only…read morehad the best energy, but her recommendations were excellent! My husband has the pizza meal, which included a drink, a side salad and a small pizza. He went with "If A Pig Married A Goat" based on Sara's suggestion and - heaven help me - I think I'm going to be hearing about this pizza for years (in the best way possible). My daughter had the Cortado Salad (thanks to Sara) and she was super pleased. I may have eaten a ton of her cornbread croutons. A fabulous experience! We will surely be repeat customers!

Food was amazing. I had the fajita chicken salad bowl - it was really hearty. Great visit. Will…read morecome again. Nice family operation.

Went there for the first time for dinner waitress took our order very fast there were five of us…read more I ordered, chicken enchiladas. They were very good my granddaughter had fajita that were cooked to perfection and my daughter had chicken enchiladas also everything was delicious

CSB is one of our favorite places to stop when we're in Wichita. There is a warmth to this place…read morethat makes you feel like you're amongst friends. The decor is unique, delightful, and nostalgic. Mostly recently, I stopped by with a book while in town for a conference and enjoyed a Wizard of Hops and pesto chicken pizza at the bar. Wizard Wednesdays are not to be missed! I bought a CSB hat and some beers for home (Keef Richards and WoH), and all was appreciated by the dad to whom they were gifted for Father's Day. Love this place!

We love this place, so it was a perfect spot to have a cold Wizard of Hops - a favorite! And also…read moretry some new varieties. Danny Boy is a hit and we took home some Sparks Joy Sour. All the hearts decorations were festive and lots of lovable pups to pet and steal a kiss. Robert was tremendously helpful, providing news, gossip, and sample tastes.

Sunday June 21 is the third Sunday which means pancakes at Hanks. We arrived at 7:30 and setup our…read morebooth of dew-rags and leathers for the riders. We never make much more than gas money here but love going because of the great people we have meet in Chaney. The 6 pancakes and sausage were super and hit the spot. It was a beautiful day with the temp reaching 93 degrees, and about 250 bikers showing up. There were all kind of cool bikes, trikes and even a hot-rod that showed up. The great thing about the Sunday Breakfast rides for bikers is not where you are riding but that you are riding, and that you get to meet up with other bikers to share with. Bikers love to share their love for bikes, whether its stories of great roads to try or just looking and enjoying other beautiful bikes. Most riders spend hours cleaning their bikes and so are proud to show them off. Thanks Hank for giving us a great Sunday Breakfast Ride!

You have to be serious about beer to make the 30-minute pilgrimage out to the Nowheresville that is…read moreCheney, solely to visit a bar. Not only serious about beer, but serious about craft and microbrew beer before beginning to appreciate not only the imbibables produced by Hank himself, but also the substantial collection of carefully curated beers, some cellared for more than a decade and not available anywhere else in the city, and probably the state. The crown jewels of which is the Sam Adams Utopia - a 26% monster of a beer that costs hundreds of dollars a bottle if you can find it - which is offered for purchase by the shot. And Hank has every vintage that has ever been produced. You also have to be serious about your craft to continue to remain in business in this aforementioned Nowheresville for eight years, confident that the quality of your beer will bring in customers. Judging by them being open for a mere twenty-four hours a week and the size of the crowds during my visits didn't point to Hank's having to deal with a packed house every night, but it was still much busier than you would expect. Especially when you consider that there's only one food item on the menu. The barbecued sandwiches, a mixture of beef and pork cooked in their stout, isn't going to steal any blue ribbons from Pig In Pig Out, but they pair with the beers very well and have an annoying habit of disappearing a little too quickly. Hank the host also pairs with the beers very well, making sure to stop at every table and strike up a conversation. It seems like everyone knows the guy, and if you don't, you will by the end of the night. Despite the secluded location and the niche product, one man's passion for beer seems enough to draw an enthusiastic crowd to sip, savor and enjoy.