Been going there for years. Everyone should go to the glory hole at least once in their Lake of the…read moreOzarks experience. The place hasn't changed in 55 years. I don't like the fact that they covered up the flock wallpaper with dollar bills. Best experience at Christmas time.

Great atmosphere. Service was prompt and attentive. Received great recommendations for entrees…read more Great selection of beverages.

Great locals bar. Good food and prices. Large side room. Daily food specials Facebook site…read moreand Wifi, just ask. Family owned and awesome staff. No complaints, just pure fun. Full bar, great bar menu with sandwiches, steak, seafood, and buckets of beer. Have your group sign a dollar! Jukebox, TV, pool tables, darts, and room for fun.

This would be considered a dive bar by most peoples standards but it's just a small town bar in a…read morereally small town outside of Pleasant Hii Mo on 58 Hiway. For what it is I should have given it 5 stars. The food is excellent the atmosphere is friendly with old mismatched chairs and tables, clean but old and small restrooms. A couple flat screens and pool tables. The crowd is typical small town locals, farmers and blue collar guys which I fit into pretty well. Friday and Saturday they have steaks and shrimp and during the week your typical bar food. However far from typical in taste. Everything is fresh nothing frozen. Big burgers cooked on a flat top along with fresh huge lightly breaded Tenderloins, perfectly cooked traditional wings and a giant Philly steak made out of sliced ribeye that is really hard to eat all of it at once. 1.50-2.00 16oz draws and a few different domestic bottles as well as mixed drinks. Smoking allowed but it's never been overpowering and I've been in several times. This is the best place in the surrounding area to eat hands down and worth the trip if your out driving around east of Lees Summit. Highly recommend the Philly, wings and the Tenderloin but everything is good

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

Looking for a spot to hang out, have a drink or few, and enjoy a no judgment environment- this is…read morethe spot. Tucked back in the corner of a strip mall - this spot is a regular's dream! Great staff. Hot music on the weekends. Mixed crowd.

Dive has great bartenders, a fun atmosphere, and drinks are well priced. Karaoke nights and more.read more

It had been about twenty years since we've eaten here at Heroes. I recall liking it, and not…read morereturning is no fault of their own. This time, at least, the service was impeccable and the hamburger was so delicious it hit the spot. I had been in the mood for a slightly charred burger and, in particular, from a non-chain restaurant in some smaller town or area. So, I suggested that we go to Warrensburg and visit that restaurant we ate at many moons ago. The restaurant was quiet when we arrived, so about 5 PM on a Wednesday, and not many people. The only aspect (and this is not the restaurant's issue) that seemed sad was that I mistook a homeless person in the bathroom for an inebriated person from their bar. I later learned that, sadly, Warrensburg receives a small population of these people from Kansas City, which buses them here. Anyhow, that is a side story. My husband ordered the Warrensburger (cute name, btw) and I ordered a Mushroom with Monterey Jack. Both burgers were charred to perfection. He ordered fries, and I ordered a baked mashed potato casserole (I get tired of fries) and unfortunately it wasn't warmed all the way, but it also had way too much black pepper, which I can't have. The waitress wasn't only accommodating and understanding, but made it a point to apologize, and shared apologies from the cook. I told her that there wasn't any need, and that she was very kind. She stepped it up and graced me with a fully loaded baked potato--no issues. Overall, the service, food, and everything here was fantastic and I don't suspect I will wait another twenty years again to visit.

Overall it was a pleasant lunch. The Reuben was good and the kids had mini corn dogs and fries. I…read morewasn't a fan of the music they played, not for a family setting. Other than that, it was good.

Great local dive bar with great drink prices, way better than the chain bars that are close…read more Exactly how I like my dives -1 star for non friendly staff at times

"Please Don't Feed the Animals" but Please Do enjoy "The Zoo" which I consider the best dive bar in…read moreDowntown KC and the cheapest place to drink for miles. Still cash only, with a handy ATM, but their Mini-beers are famous and they still pour with a heavy hand and have a great selection of canned beer. If you see me there ask me to play pool, I could sure use the practice!

This is a 3.2% bar, meaning it can't serve liquor and can only serve so-called "non-intoxicating"…read morebeer. Which is a bit of a misnomer as you can still get intoxicated, it just takes a lot longer. This is a very old bar, so old that it's heated by a wood-burning stove. In addition to the standard CD jukebox, darts, and pool table, this bar had the only foosball table we saw all day. It took a while for our eyes to adjust, and it was very difficult to find the men's room until that adjustment happened. It's a very tiny restroom, exactly as wide as the toilet itself and just barly enough room to get inside and close the door. The sink is located outside the bathrooms. This is obviously very much a locals hangout. A couple of people said hi but that was the only interaction we had with anyone other than the bartender bringing us our drinks. Incidentally I keep seeing the address listed as "518 Charles" on other web directories, but it's actually "518 Clay".

Best dive bar In the area! We loved the small bar and had a great time! Can't wait to get back!read more

Great place to have drinks and hang out!!! Bartenders are fun and have a good sense of humor.read more

The Keg is the diviest of dive bars, so it was exactly what I was looking for. I came with a friend…read moreLATE on a Saturday night. We were hoping for food, but a bag of Funyuns was the best we could get. The interior was cluttered and the beer selection was limited. Fortunately, we were able to have Domino's bring some pizza, which we shared with the table next to us. The bartender was really friendly, though, so that was the best part!

Went with a group of young girls and the owner was unbelievably rude. Have been here once before…read morewhen the old owners used to run The Keg, and it's been great. New owner was completely rude. Sat outside in the shade on the deck where no one was at all and he mouthed off to us saying "the door is blocking the door". Instead of kindly asking us to move he went off one of my friends saying "the door is blocking the walkway" making no sense clearly drunk. Will never be back.

First time in, real nice place on the inside. Kinda hard to figure from the outside. Thought we…read morewere going in to a strip mall!! Fully stocked bar with limited food options, but they did have steak!!! Plus there!!! Large stage for live music or entertainment. Service was good, Daniel was a good bartender. May return soon.

Awesome time! Trivia on Tuesdays is a blast! Jason is great! Great bar over all! Karaoke…read moreTuesday-Saturday!