While visiting CoMo we were looking for a spot for dinner and something to do on a Thursday night…read more I was excited when my friend shared that Dive bar did free Bingo on Thursday nights. I honestly hadn't played bingo since grade school but was instantly onboard! We started the night outside on their spacious patio and made sure to move inside at least 10 minutes before bingo started at 7pm. By the time the games started there wasn't an empty spot in the house. There were multiple rounds over two hours and each game provided a chance to win prizes. The food was great we each got a sandwich and swapped halves. We got the 5th ward and a spicy pulled chicken sandwich both were delicious. We upgraded our side to the dive salad which was phenomenal and I would go back just for that salad! The service was also phenomenal there was one waitress for a packed house and she made it seem like we were the only tables she had. She made her job look easy for a packed restaurant. I can't wait for my next visit to CoMo so I can go back to Dive bar!

Went for Sunday Brunch. No cinnamon rolls. Food was nowhere near memorable. Wait staff unresponsive…read morefor an empty establishment.

New larger menu & Better food The 4 of us all ordered…read moredifferent items and all said that the food is better. Solid 4 star now Service was ok. Wait staff was nice but could not recall who ordered what. Not a big deal since there were 4 of us. HOWEVER ... and unfortunately They have gone cashless - I don't like this one bit. No salt and pepper on the table...have to ask for it.

First time going since staying at hotel and went w a colleague. Both had buffalo wings which were…read moregreat and chicken genovese. Had broccolini and mash potatoes as sides which were also great and huge portions. Now for the chicken as it was so darn overcooked. Hard to eat and they overcooked both of ours sadly. Come on folks your chef has to be able to cook basic grilled chicken to be juicy. Will go back but order something else. Service was great as well

I was in Columbia for a family wedding and Billiards was on the list of recommended restaurants. In…read morethe description and recommendation, it said that the burgers here were a favorite of both groom and bride. Even the grooms father insisted on eating at Billiards whenever he was in town. With all those recommendations, I knew where I was dining my first night in town. I was just a short stroll down from my hotel, so it was easy to get there. Lucky for me, I arrived at the perfect time. Shortly after my arrival, the place filled up. I took a seat at the bar and after reading the menu, I made my choices. For my adult beverage, I chose, Hide Tide a craft beer from the local brewery, Logboat. I also went with the, Logboat Burger. It's a burger served on a pretzel bun, with bacon, jalapeno and a house made Snapper IPA beer cheese. I had them hold the tomato. Their fries are fresh cut from Idaho potatoes and they are hand cut according to the menu. Fresh fries are the best. My bartender/server was attentive and it was fun watching the cooks prepare all the burgers on a grill directly behind the bar. The bar is very casual, and it's exactly what Professor Hill was singing about in, Music Man. All burger lovers have to stop by Billiards and enjoy one of the best, if not the best burger in Columbia.

I have heard great things about this burger, so we were excited to finally try. Service was good…read more Ambiance is divey with pool tables. - Famous burger (3.5/5): Pretty basic, cooked well. I added pepper jack, and it was a solid burger. But nothing special in my opinion. - Fries (3.5/5): could be crispier but good flavor

Not the best, but not the worst either. We'd gone to the nearby correctional facility to watch a…read moreplay, and decided to stop here for lunch before heading home. The service was friendly and efficient. The food was okay and the prices were reasonable. It's definitely a dive bar!

This was our first time eating at Teddy Joe's. The building is fairly new because they had a fire…read moreand lost the building. There are a lot of signs with fun sayings on the walls. They also have pool tables available. I have a gluten allergy and there were several options for me to eat. The portions are decent so come with an appetite. Our server was fantastic and found out what I could eat since gluten free options are not marked on the menu. One big down side is that smoking is allowed in the building. I would have given 5 stars if there was no smoking inside and if the menu was marked to easily see what is gluten free or can be made to be gluten free. I would even be happy with a paper copy that has the gluten free items listed. I had the 8 oz. Prime Pork Ribeye with loaded mashed potatoes and coleslaw. My meal was delicious!! My husband had the Teddy Joe's 1/2 lb Charbroiled Hamburger with Sweet Potato Fries (I forgot to get pictures). He said his was delicious too!

After the renovation due to a fire, we thought we would try Teddy Joe's again. Always liked their…read moresteaks! This time, however, we were sadly disappointed with their ribeyes which had gone up in price significantly. My husband's ribeye was half fat and my ribeye was grisly and difficult to chew. We may go back and if we do, we will not be ordering any of their steaks! Their service was fine and the ambiance is decorated like before the fire - rustic but nice.

I am fat and will drive anywhere for good food. We had the pork tenderloin sandwich each and the…read morefried mushroom appetizer. Delicious and worth the trip. They have eight bowling lanes and abar with beer in bottles and on tap. Service was great. Good lunch and or dinner stop. The pork tenderloin was gigantic in it's regular sized bun. Worth a road trip.

In my family, Booches is a word laden with feeling. It's like whatever the opposite of a cuss word…read morewould be. It brings a smile to everyone's faces upon utterance; a certain reverence fills the air at its mention. So it should come as a shock to you that I lived nearly 24 years without gracing the establishment. Who knows why I lived this unfortunate existence for so long... Perhaps I was otherwise occupied palling around with my cousins or going to boutiques with my Grandma. Whatever the case may be, the important thing is that on a recent trip to CoMo, the situation was rectified. The building permeates character. If the walls could talk, I think they'd have a lot of stories about rowdy pool games, college meet-cutes, and late nights of drunkenly devoured greasy grub. Booches serves up the perfect burger at the perfect price. It lived up to its name.

Simple burgers and beers. There's other menu items, but I think the burger what they're known for…read more Everything is cash. 5 bucks gets you a burger. I'd suggest getting two since they're about a size between a slider and a regular sized burger. They grill them right up front. I usually always have to have lettuce and tomato on my burger...I don't think they have that, but the burger didn't need it. It came with alot of pickles, which I don't typically get, but it all hit perfect. It looked like a bunch of regulars, not crazy busy at this time, but I bet it can get crowded fast. It was old rustic bar and several pool tables. Reminded me of some great bars from the 80s. This should definitely be a stop for a quick snack and beverage before a night out on the town.

This is a nice place. VERY collegey. We went during the day for a Chiefs game and that, in my 26…read moreyear old opinion, is the best time to go. Not too packed, cheap drinks, good bar snacks and tons of screens. We once walked by on a different night and it was full of the youngest looking college kids I've seen in a long time. Shoulder to shoulder and during the pandemic no less. Not a place I'd want to go out, but maybe at a younger age it would be fun.

Best place ever! The quesadilla is amazing and the service is great. Cheap drinks, friendly staff,…read moreand a great place to watch a game.