First time here for a Hang Your Hate show. I like how small it was, made the show more fun. The bar…read moreservice was great just like the Blue Note. They offer snacks at the bar. The first band came out and the bass player and guitar player had them adjust their levels up. But they never turned up the vocals, so we could not hear the singer. When the next act came out, they immediately noticed and kept having to turn up the mics. Hang Your Hate and TROY put on a great show. Thanks everyone in the bands and behind the scenes.

Little space, big delivery! The acoustics were perfect, layout gives everyone a chance to feel the…read moremusic and see the stage, easy to access the bar and felt safe there. Came into town just to see someone here and it was worth the trip from KC!

This old girl has seen her share of the action and while she isn't as young as she used to be, she…read morestill knows how to have a good time. I finally made it down to the floor. It's a bit cozy, but the sightlines are solid and the venue's top shelf sound and lighting makes sure the main act will look and sound good. Please arrive early if you want a good spot.

I went here for the Heated Rivalry night and it was ok. There was a good amount of people in the…read moremain area but the balcony was pretty sparse so you could go up there and watch if you got tired. HOWEVER, tell me why two single vodka sodas were 20$. AND when I ordered them I was asked if I wanted doubles, which would be ok if doubles weren't 16$ EACH. The experience was nice but don't buy anything else.

Nice little dive'ish bar right along the river. If was there just for drinks would have bumped it…read moreup to 4 but the food was only mediocre and the locals distracted with conversation with whom I'm guessing was the owner. Pretty raunchy and just seemed like a frat house, which is weird for a group of 40-75 year old guys. Overall not bad but has so much untapped potential if improved the menu and cleaned up the place.

Luckily the kitchen at Finn's was open till 9 p.m. on a Wed night cause it was late and we are…read morehungry. They have a great patio area as well as plenry of inside seating. We saw some very interesting. Items on the menu. Deep fried gouda bites and Finn's fire fries. The gouda mac and cheese bite were amazing and creamy. The fries were loaded with queao and hot sauce which made a great combo. The wings were jumbo wings and crispy to hold the sauce. The catfish had a great breading which was a little salty (yum) and the fish was super flaky. Payten recommended the catfish and it was amazing. Speaking of Payten, she was very attentive and took great care of us. The drinks were good and priced right. We were happy all the way around.

Fun place! Friendly bartenders, good bands, DJ's who know how to play decent dance music and a…read moregenerally good time can be had by all. Nice and clean, too, which I really appreciate.

This was the first bar we visited while in Quincy seeing family, it was awful. The bartender was…read moresuper inattentive, all of the kids looked as if they were no older than 18 and there was a fight going on in the parking lot. Walked over to the bar across the street.

Most fun bar in Quincy undoubtedly. The Bartenders are super friendly, the drinks are cheap, and it…read morehas among the largest outdoor beer garden's in the City. Wednesday-Sunday's almost always have a crowd, and events such as Karoke and live music are commonplace. Nothing but good times here!

Cave Hollow Winery was on my list to vsist, but I didnt realize it was at the same location as the…read morecave. When we got into town, we headed to the cave but didn't have enough time to go in, so we headed over to the winery for 45 minutes. The inside is quite spacious and plenty of place to lounge while having a glass, flight or bottle of wine. They also have an outdoor area with umbrella tables, firepit and what looks like a stage for live entertainment. Paige was extremely helpful with our wine tasting and also some good local things to try. Our Wine tasting notes: Mark Twain: one of the dry reds, but smooth and fruity. Could be dangerous. Would be good with spicy food. Hometown: definitely dryer with slight fruit flavor. Not too bold or strong. Roundhouse: Not from this winery.. Definitely dried out the tounge and more fruity on the back. Strong bold flavor on first sip. After the 3rd it went down very smooth. Would be great with beef for sure. Mischief: Peppery smell, but a surprise that is doesn't seem as dry as the last two. Seems more tart than the others. Very yummy.

My husband and I were staying at the campground next door. When we stopped by this winery to see…read moreif/when they had live music next, it was hard to find anyone working to ask (huge dining room). Finally we found someone and made a plan to return later for the music/wine. (The chalkboard had the wrong information for the hours/entertainment based on what the staff just told us, which was confusing.) It was a gorgeous evening when we returned. The band was fantastic (covers by ABBA, Fleetwood Mac, etc.)! The setup for the stage, landscaping, and seating was really nice. We would definitely return.

Under new ownership - we arrived for the grand opening. Everything was fantastic…read more On street and public parking available. This former theater turned event space has amazing history. Bats upstairs and down, quirky bathroom, tiered seating. So many fun things. Cash only, ATM is available. Lots of options to choose from. Beers, cocktails, THC drinks. You'll be able to find something you like! Staff was so friendly. This would be an amazing space to host a wedding weekend. Air B&B on top floor, space for wedding and rehearsal events.

We arrived at One at 6:20 for what would become a disappointing Saturday night dinner. The…read morerestaurant wasn't busy when we arrived (approximately half full, maybe a little more), so we thought it odd when the hostess told us they could not find any menus. We were finally greeted by our server 15 minutes after being seated, after the couple seated just before us walked out. We ordered drinks and the crab rangoon and humus appetizers. We had to ask again for menus since we were never given any (we were seated with torn and stained appetizer/tapas menus). Drinks finally arrived 10 minutes after ordering. My gin & tonic arrived with an old and dried out lime on the rim, which on the surface seems like a petty complaint, but wasn't surprising considering the overall experience. By the time we ordered our food, we had been seated for 30 minutes. I don't normally keep track of restaurant timelines, but decided to this time around since I could tell early on that this would be a marathon meal. Our appetizers arrived over 20 minutes after we ordered them. You can see that I posted a tip about 5 months ago saying that One has the best crab rangoon I've ever eaten, so I was pretty excited about that. The fried outside pastry was delicious and prepared perfectly, but it was more of a cream cheese rangoon this time around with only one of the five we received having any sign of crab. The humus appetizer was really tasty, with the red pepper humus in the center of the other two being excellent. As we were eating our appetizers, a large group seated across the room from us started playing a very loud party game that would've been better suited for a private room. Had I not already been annoyed, the distraction may not have been so bad, but it was pretty obnoxious and took away from the best part of the meal: the conversation. The food finally arrived about an hour and ten minutes after we arrived. I ordered the General Tso chicken, which I have had at One before without issue, but it was so salty this time around that I couldn't eat more than a few bites. By the time we got the checks and left, it was 8pm, 1 hour and 40 minutes after we arrived. The staff apologized several times throughout the meal, saying they were busy, but the restaurant didn't even start to fill up until just before we left (mostly for the band). What we saw was a wait staff that was completely underprepared for a moderately busy Saturday night dinner service, and what we tasted was indicative of a kitchen whose standards had fallen or who just didn't care. The table beside us waited so long that they actually pulled out a deck of cards and started playing poker. It sounds unbelievable, but I will post the photo I took because I knew no one would believe me otherwise. Of my 3 trips to One, this one was unbelievably bad, and by far the worst. It's definitely not at the top of my list for a return visit.

The food was solid. The service was ok (depending on who was…read moreserving). The draw is the location. Sitting eight stories high on a beautiful spring night was great!

My husband and I graduated from Mizzou and were in town so looking for a bar that wasn't super…read morecrowded or insane. We never got the chance to check this one out so we went ahead and gave it a try. We wanted to peak to see if it was something up our alley and they wouldn't allow that. We couldn't even get in without paying a ridiculous cover, which is insane. We could have gone to any other bar for free. But, we were there, so we decided to give it a try. It's a typical college bar. No special cocktails, just well drinks. Great prices compared to the city, but on par with most Columbia bars. It was nothing special. Great patio and lots of space but there was nothing that made it worth the cover price. I think we lasted like 20 minutes then left. Cool bar, but the insane cover really doesn't make it worth it.

Was spending the night in Hannibal on a road trip and didn't know where to stop in for a drink…read more Decided on here since we could sit outside in the evening sunshine and soak up the town. Considering most of the patrons were drinking light beer, we didn't expect a lot in terms of the cocktails, but we underestimated this place! The friendly and very competent person behind the bar (could have been the manager, not sure)- was happy to take your likes & dislikes and make a recommendation. From mezcal margs to black walnut old fashioneds, my husband and I both thoroughly enjoyed our well made drinks. Also relative to Chicago - a total bargain!

A group of close girlfriends and I come into town once or twice a year. The last four times we have…read moretried to hit this favorite spot it has been closed. The hours on Yelp do not match what the actual hours are for the business. We absolutely love the drinks, but after coming into town for this bar we have been very upset it has been closed. I understand if they are under staffed, but update social media please.

This pizza's legit. Felt like a neighborhood joint from my childhood. Think tavern style not deep…read moredish. - A Chicago girl.

Finally! Great pizza in Quincy! Stonefired, thin crust on the Promende. Look for the white garage…read moredoor to find the way. Public lot and street parking is available. We arrived for the soft opening and it was BUSY as expected. We were able to order quickly and let the smells of all the pizza envelope is while we waited. The vibe is energetic, the staff is amazing. Order at the counter and wait for your name to be called. 12 inch pizzas available currently (slices in the future), with a handful of unique options available on the menu as well as build your own. Everything was super hot and delicious. Cannot wait for our next visit.