Had a wonder bartender and a wonderful lunch. The fresh complimentary pork rinds came out crackling…read morestill. They were so good. We also got the avocado fries which were just as great. They had a great front porch area to enjoy the weather and they had games and darts in the back patio area! Highly recommend as it's also the only brewery in town.

We stopped at this place to fuel the bod They had a chilli special it was great a lollipop little…read morespicy but enjoy able The beer selection is very good I like an IPA very smooth Menu is limited but good choices to pick from You order at the bar The personal are very friendly

When I have to layover in Sikeston for work I love shopping here. The owner is very friendly,…read morehelpful, and approachable. He has a great selection with even better prices.

Kinda of cool locally owned liquor store. The owner was working the store and was very friendly and…read moreinformative. They have a wide variety of liquor and beer.

Delicious beer. They added a kitchen next door, which is connected to their partnership with Encore…read morePizzeria. The bartenders are great. The food from Encore and Good Things Kitchen is delicious. Best waffle fries I've ever had. My only note would be more consistent and frequent turnover on the beers. I had all their beers in the first couple visits and would love more seasonal beers. So my note is basically just more of what they're doing! Great work!

We were greeted by an extremely friendly young lady bartending…read more Their beer selections are almost entirely IPAs. I tried the Aloha pineapple IPA, and a raspberry IPA. They were both fine While there are many raspberry beers around (Schlafly Raspberry Hef and Anita Purple Haze come to mind), I don't believe I've encountered a raspberry IPA before. Kudos for originality!

Ebb & Flow Fermentations in Cape Girardeau was a great stop. I had the Chicken Bowl (Little River…read moreBowl), and it was absolutely delicious--fresh, flavorful, and filling without being too heavy. They brew their own beer, with a focus on sours and saisons. Those aren't really my style, so I stuck with water, but if you're into those varieties, you'll probably enjoy the selection. The atmosphere was one of the highlights. I sat inside, but they also have a large, spacious outdoor patio that looked like a fantastic place to relax and hang out. Overall, it was a great experience, and I'd definitely go back for the food and the vibe.

Only 1 other customer was here when we came. The 2 employees were friendly/inviting. The Christmas…read moredecorations were a great touch. We grabbed our beers and went into the larger adjacent room and sat on the sofa. We didn't order any food. I had a tart, sour beer. Parking is convenient as it's right on the street. These buildings are older and it's cool to look at all the history.

Well I guess I'm the first to review this place and am pleased to do so. I moved back to Jackson a…read moreshort time ago and stumbled on this brewery (the only one in SEMO), which is located just five minutes from my house. Lucky me! Excellent beers on tap and competitively priced especially considering that you're getting real beer that is real fresh. The tap room atmosphere is nothing to rave about, but after a couple of porters, you don't really care. Location is tucked away off of HWY 61 just north of Jackson. Five stars only if they hire some Hooter's girls to serve the brew.

Had some some tastes in our flights! Ended up talking brews and brew making with the owner John for…read moreawhile. He has some great insight and info for anyone wanting to get into brewing at home. Definitely recommend this place!

This place was so awesome. First time in Cape decided to come here for a beer and it was empty…read morearound 6 picked up by the time I left at 9, definitely would've stayed had I not been so tired but Davey was awesome! The music was great excited to see a live band during the weekend made my first night out in Cale Girardeau and really treat!

We waited 10min in a room of 27 people to get change for the pool table and they skipped us 3 times…read moreto make other peoples drinks and then intentionally avoided us and wouldn't make my friend a margarita!!!

Typical corner bar. Just started serving liquor so the choice of drinks is very minimalread more

Local watering hole where "everyone knows your name". Beer only but the SECRET is found in the…read moreBurgers and Fries.

The food is good and all but the servers or hosts or whatever don't have respect for eachother,…read moreliterally seen it while I was there. You had one server that was happy talking to her other coworkers but one for no reason, how bout we stop being bitches to eachother in the workplace.

Try the Cowboy Candy. Incredible! As is everything we tried on the menu. Great wait staff. Great…read morelocation with view of the river. Highly recommended.

Simple interior with a no-nonsense but still intimate, small-town vibe. I got a patty melt which…read morewas a bit heavy but very tasty.

Excellent food and atmosphere! Nice cozy quiet friendly place to grab a bite. The bacon Swiss fried…read morechicken sandwich on Texas toast with jalapeño ranch was sooo good!! My server/waitress was the sweetest friendliest lady! Such a warm and loving energy from that sweet woman. Great conversation made me feel welcome and appreciated. Gotta try their vanilla soft serve ice cream. ITS VERY GOOD N CREAMY! Great place to eat! Would love to eat here again!

When I began planning my Black Friday pub crawl, I knew I would be limited in the amount of time…read moreI'd have so I wanted to make sure I used that time well. To that end, I had looked up all of the area bars in advance and and used Google Stree View to narrow down those that looked the most interesting to me. None, however, have ever given me more giddy anticipation than what The Den looked like in Street View. Well, it did not disappoint. The Den was everything I hoped it would be and then some. In fact, it has set a whole new standard by which how I will measure dive bars, as this is hands down the diviest dive I have ever encountered. Before I go any further, I'd like to offer a personal message to the two guys who were here when I visited. Nothing that I write here is meant to be taken as disrespect. You guys were great and very nice, and I absolutely loved stopping in at your bar. It was definitely the highlight of my day. I absolutely love dive bars, so everything I say here is intended as a compliment. I parked in the gravel and walked up to the door. I opened it very apprehensively. I began to get nervous, and nearly chickened out. But after the long drive my bladder was so full that I had no choice but face whatever might be waiting for me on the other side of that door. I creaked it open and stepped inside. The bar was small -- maybe 4 or 5 barstools -- but there was too much clutter (boxes and various other items) for me to sit there. A Tin Man hung over the bar, as well as various weapons, hunting implements, and camping gear. There were several tables, most had various items on them including hornet nests. There was a pool table in the far back. To the right, numerous children's toys were piled against the wall. At the table closest to the front, two gentlemen were shelling peanuts. They were in their 50s or 60s. One in camo overalls, one in tan overalls. They both paused and looked up at me. "Hello," said the man in camo overalls. "Can I do something for you?" I mentioned that I was looking for a place where I could both use the restroom and grab a beer. He asked me what I'd like and while he got my beer, the other man pointed me in the direction of the restroom. The floor of the bathroom probably hasn't been mopped since 1975. :) The toilet and the sink were both badly stained by rust, and the sink looked so dusty it made me wonder when it had last been used. I opted not to wash my hands as I did not want to be the one to mess that up. I exited the restroom, picked up my beer, and started to sit down at a table that had a bee hive sitting on it. "Come sit with us!" the bartender and his friend beckoned. "No one should have to drink alone, and we don't ever see strangers in here, ever." (Given that the nearest freeway access is 18 miles away and the nearest through-highway of any kind is several miles away as well, I'm not at all surprised.) I walked over to their table and sat down. The table was of course covered in peanut shells, but among several other items I also noticed a fly swatter and a couple of toy squirt guns. A sledgehammer was resting nearby. They asked where I was from and what I was out doing. I gave them a brief summary and then asked about the place. It turned out it was originally a gas station -- then a store -- and finally a bar. Where my car was parked had once been the oil-changing pit. The bartender made mention of the fact that he had cut down a hornet nest earlier in the morning. I gestured towards the nest on the table across the room and asked if that was it. It was. We all got up and walked over to examine it. As it was freshly cut, there were a few spiders and/or insects crawling around on it. He talked a little bit about hornets and how despite their reputation that they are beneficial to the ecosystem. He brought out another hornet nest he had cut even earlier that was still attached to a tree branch, and mentioned that there's a narrow window to cut them down after the hornets leave before the birds tear them up. I asked why the birds tear them up, and he said it's because there's always some leftover larvae and pupae inside that the birds like to eat. He then demonstrated by giving the nest a good shake. A peppering of hornet larvae and/or pupae dropped onto the table. "A while back I cut one down that wasn't quite empty," he said with a laugh, "and we had hornets flying around in here for days." That might explain the sledgehammer! I wish I would have had more time to stay, but I got a late start and only had time for the one can of beer. I had to thank them for their hospitality and head back towards my motel.