Greta place to have drinks and love watching people dance to country. However, move the Vaping…read morenonsense outside! One rule that fits all makes a better business! Love coming here!

I have been trying to call the number they have listed n it says can't not complete this call…read moreanyone have their number

Such a nice little restaurant. Great service from the friendliest waitress. We tried the chicken…read moresalad sub, the Italian sub and the chef's salad with all the meats. Everything was good. But the Larkspur cocktail was amazing. I can't stop thinking about how good it was!

Super cute atmosphere. Great service. And the best chicken salad sandwich I have ever had! Just an…read moreawesome place! Love it!!!

It's a decent place to hang out but hours are inconsistent and sports viewing cut short due to…read moreshorting of hours...food isn't bad just fair...there are some folks that work there that are great

What a place! I wandered into Ol Stuga while walking around downtown Lindsborg. I was in search of…read morea little drink before I had to meet up with some people. I wouldn't call Ol Stuga a dive bar, but I also wouldn't not call it a dive bar. It's definitely not fancy or trendy. This is not the place to get a glass of wine. (I'm not entirely sure they even have any wine.) They don't have any local beer on tap. But that's not Ol Stuga's fault -- Kansas isn't really a craft beer state, I've learned. Bud Lite and domestics are what you'll find here, mostly. One of the first things you'll notice when you walk into Ol Stuga is all of the money on the ceiling. I sat at the bar, next to a guy who seemed like a regular. I asked the guy why there were so many dollar bills stuck to the ceiling of the bar. He told me, and unfortunately for you, I don't remember what he said because there was alcohol involved. If you want to know why there is money on the ceiling of Ol Stuga, you'll just have to visit and find out for yourself. They have a few things on tap here, and I got a fruity beer from Missouri. I wanted something "local," and Missouri was the most local place that Ol Stuga had on tap. The beer was really good -- light and refreshing. Later, I told some locals that I had visited Ol Stuga, and they high-fived me and asked, "Did they treat you OK?" I was like, "Um, yeah? Why?" And they said that sometimes fights break out every once in a while. I didn't see any fights while I was there, unfortunately, but everyone at OS was great and I had a great time.

I attended college in Lindsborg and recently took my soon to be child to visit the college. We…read morestopped off at the Ol Stugga and grabbed a sandwich. Order a Brent Nelson sandwich you will not regret it.

So many fun and friendly people and come hang out at hideaway bar anytime you want to meetread more

This comes the closest to perfection of all places visited on this vacation. Small, but clean and…read morefriendly. A true gem for those who enjoy a beer or cocktail without enduring the rowdiness that seems to plague the other local pubs.

For starters, the staff was kind, patient, and helpful in supporting our get-together. They greatly…read moreassisted two 85-years-young ladies, young at heart, joyful to see each other again after many years. We were driving from Cawker City, Kansas. These ladies have known each other for 70 years. The staff checked on us and made sure we were seated immediately.

Oh my just paid $26 for a 12oz steak with rice and marsh potatoes. This is the worst steak and…read moreside; I have ever had. I was very skeptical about the purpose and I said let me give it a try. The rice was taste; no flavor ; I don't know who prepared that cilantro rice: tasteless. The mash was sweet and had absolutely no flavor. Oh my the steaks was a water logged steak. I had to throw about half of the bowl away that was filled with water. I could not even eat the steak because I thought it would damage my teeth. Is that well done when one is unable to bit in and chew on a piece of steak.

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