Well organized leagues, tournaments, and upkeep. Adequate parking, heating, and air-conditioning…read more Friendly managers and workers. Good pool tables, too.

So the place looks like it hasn't changed in the past 20+ years. Sadly this also meant that service…read morehasn't gotten better. The young lady was friendly but didn't much pay attention to new people showing up unless we got her attention. There weren't many in our group and we had slowly filtered in so we couldn't have overwhelmed her. Food was also slow to come out. Even when there was just a handful of people and only a couple had ordered food, it was slllooow. BUT it was good, and hot when it hit the table. Cocktail drinks weren't great either, so most of us stuck with beer. This pool hall is a members only place so I won't be back as I don't play. Despite not having the best experience it was nice to see the place one last time.

I had known about Ranch House -- and feared it -- for nearly 30 years. Something about it gave be…read morea vibe of being the type of place where fights constantly break out and absolutely nothing good can happen. I finally got up the nerve to go inside, and discovered I had been wrong. I've been there during the day and at night, and haven't seen a hint of trouble. It's a blue collar bar for sure, a mix of people my age and older people. The bartenders are exceptionally pleasant and the regulars have all been nice so far. The bar is L-shaped and located immediately inside the door, there is a large seating area to the left of the bar. On a recent visit, my brother and I were mistaken for traveling musicians by an older guy to the left of us. We still have no idea what gave him that impression. :) As decent and friendly as this place turned out to be, it's not for hipsters or the casual drinker. This is the kind of place where alcoholics and alcoholics in training go to spend their evenings getting their daily medication. Trivia fact: Ranch House is the oldest bar in Eastern Jackson County. It has been in continuous operation for about 55-60 years, possibly longer. The building is probably much older than that.

This bar is not for everyone. But, it was perfect for 6 volleyball dads with a 2-hour break. Cheap…read moredrinks and darts --- and, the bartender was awesome!

Take this review with a grain of salt, as I was there at 3:30pm on a weekday. That is the deadest…read moretime of day for any bar, so my review is based upon what this bar is like when you are the only customer in the place. :) Mary's Corral is right on the north side of MO-58 in the center of town, surrounded by a gravel lot. The layout of the bar is kind of strange, when you enter you come through a hallway that wraps around a separate room where the pool tables are. It was a day filled with NCAA basketball tournament games, but our bartender (a very pleasant older woman) welcomed us by turning on the TV to a PBS documentary about working conditions in copper mines in the 1910s. This led to my brother later calling the visit "depressing". Though Coors and Miller were listed on the menu mounted on the north wall, "We don't carry Coors and usually don't have much Miller," the bartender told us. While dropping a deuce in bars is generally considered a serious violation of Bar Law, one would definitely not want to do it here. The sewer system can't handle toilet paper so your wipings all have to be tossed into a basket for all to see.

marys corral has been bought and sold in the last two years and they have good food, at reasonable…read moreprices. mary has retired. i want to respond to the city vistor about the septic in the bottoms of BIg Creek. i lived in the city and now i live up hill from the bottom of big creek, and you too live in the bottom of the joining rivers or up the hill from the joining rivers that make kansas city or kck, and in the area the city was set up along time ago with what is called sewer, and if your in the bottome the sewer is slower, and if you are up the hill the sewer works pretty fast - as the saying goes ____ rolls down hil. lthe country people all have septic. some septic pump up hill (if you are in the bottom it must go up) the septic business in the county - no matter what state of country you are visitng; is busy with pumping the tanks of the relocated city people that put there tissue in the toliet. if you are smart you dont do that you burn it or trash it, so you dont have to pay the septic man to come and pump your tank every other day, because its full of tissue. so next time you crawl from your city sewer, to visit any rural establishment or freind, be a sweetie and not a snob and put your tissue in can or better yet leaving your dumpings in the hood you poor vicitim

Great little bar. Clean. Service is awful. Waited at least 15 minutes before being greeted. Was…read moreonly checked on one time. When it was time to pay tab bartender was more interested in conversations with her friends instead of taking care of the customers that had to come to the bar to cash out because the bartender never came back. Wont be back.

Great drinks, great service. I went during music Bingo. I had a really good time. I would come…read moreback. Great crowd.

Went here for a work event. I really didn't enjoy myself and I love to play old school pin ball…read more First, there is no decent seating. All the seating inside were Bistro stools and when you reach a certain age or certain weight or both, Bistro stools are not comfortable or safe. There was a picnic table out in the back, and that was fine, except there is no shade. Second, the do not serve food before 5:30 pm. They open at 4 pm. Our group ordered food from outside and had it delivered to the picnic table. Third, service was non existent. There was a bartender and we could get drinks. The place could use sprucing up. The floor was concrete and cracked and worn it was if they put a bunch of games in an old building. It was not an inviting atmosphere. A pool table would have improved the place slightly, but not enough to make a return trip.

Arcade Alley is such a fun place! If you were an 80s kid or teenager, like video games, like to…read moredrink, like to pay one price and do it all... Endless gameplay, this is the place for you! We love going in groups or for adult birthday parties. This place has a fun vibe and if you can't find something to enjoy , I'd be surprised!

I have been here many, many years ago. This being a private club I was a guest of a friend that…read moreworked there. This is a great hangout dive bar!! During the summer times this is a great "biker bar" Staff is friendly and the music the DJ was playing was good.

Excellent bar and grill in sharenville oh, great Buffalo chicken egg rolls, yes egg rolls. But…read morethere's other options as well. Service was good but they go through bar tenders like no tomorrow. Casual dress and a good place to watch sports. A favorite of the locals. Good cold beer.

The food selection is great (Mexican, sushi, pho, burgers, pizza, etc.) the drinks are great and…read morethe service is great. There is also a cool outside area with a place for kids to play, etc. This is a perfect place to hang out, especially when everyone wants a different type of food.

Strang hall is such a wonderfully unique concept! A boujie food court, if you will. Great space…read morewith so many food options and a central bar. Great happy hour, friendly service, and ample seating both inside and outdoors. Perfect for a family outing or date night.

This quaint little hideaway is the perfect neighborhood bar. Great pizza and appetizers, a very…read moredecent pour, games(!) and a pool table AND excellent service. A fun, low key night out.

Great place to have a cold beer and some good pizza. People…read moreare friendly, atmosphere is laid back,we enjoy this place immensely.