Due to the extreme darkness a good picture could not be obtained either outside or inside. It was…read morevery dark inside this really good dive bar. Friendly people, good music, cheap drinks. This bar's most prominent feature was a large Hamm's Bear inside the front window. Officially the bar's name is "Sidetracked Again". We asked the bartender why it was called "Sidetracked Again". "'Sidetracked' comes from being next to the railroad tracks," he said. "We used to be on the other side, but the city closed us down because they said they needed to build a store there. So then we moved over here and now we're 'Sidetracked Again'." This was my favorite bar in Creston.

Very nice bar with great bartenders! Great place to catch up with friends and hang out! There is a…read morenice bar and lots of tables to choose from. There is an area with a pool table. Very nice and updated look and they usually have complementary popcorn. They have a large area on the other side from the main bar area that can be rented for events, activities or any other sort of gatherings. There is a small separate bar on that side too. Sometimes they have live music, bands, DJ's and Karaoke.

Dive bar!! Best around! If you enjoy mixing with the locals, and you are a Dickel top shelf kind of…read moreguy, this is your place. No food so be prepared.

This bar is the best one in town. Just because it's the only bar, don't let that deter you. The…read morebartender is fantastic

Located right on the square, Bert's Pub & Grub occupies a former Gamble's department store. With…read morewood floors and high ceilings, Bert's showcases its ornate, leather-wrapped bar proudly. We had just settled in with our bottles of Bud Light and Miller Lite when the bartender offered to show us around the place. The most striking feature of the main bar area is its antique elevator. Originally used by the department store, it is still used today for bring in cases of beer and taking out the trash. This unique elevator is hand-operated, using an intricate system of pulleys to allow the operator to raise and lower themselves and a heavy load of merchandise with ease by simply pulling a rope. Our bartender demonstrated how simple it was to use. As we toured the bar we were surprised to find a dance room in back, complete with setups for pole dancing and cage dancing. (The camera we had with us on this visit had no flash, hence the "night vision" photo below.) The owner had the stage and dance area constructed in 2004 and had plans to bring in exotic dancers from time to time to "bring a little life" to town. But City Hall got wind of the idea and put a stop to it before it ever took off. Nonetheless is still makes a good stage for local and touring bands.

Nice place . Bartender was very nice. But they don't have a menu anymore. If you want a place to…read morehang out and have a drink and maybe play some pool . It's a nice place.

Food and service were very good. A bit pricey, but considering its location not a surprise.read more

Great atmosphere friendly staff and patrons. Happy hour was dirt cheap and the drink were well made.read more

Visiting this town for a couple of days, and saw The Hide Out review on Yelp…read more Legit dive bar, but in a neighborhood way. Wish they had draught beer, but the bottles and shots are cheap. Cheerful service as well.

Pretty much the worst bar I've ever been to. Terrible staff and the people in there are extremely…read morerude.its a sad excuse for a bar especially with there being no room to walk around and enjoy yourself. Anyone new coming to maryville do not come here

Great small town bar- locals as well as college students. Upstairs outdoor deck and bar with fun…read moreatmosphere. Owner here and personable as well as rest of staff. Here a couple weeks ago and they had a really good band that transformed the Upper Deck into a dance floor and very fun hang out.

The town of Allerton had only one bar that we knew of, and since the town was quite a detour from…read moreour planned route, we had called ahead to make sure it would be open. "We open at 1:00 on Saturday," we were told. So you can only imagine our irritation when we arrived in town at 1:40 and it was closed. THANKFULLY we discovered a nearby American Legion that we did not know about, and it WAS open. This was one of the least bar-like bars I have visited... it felt like drinking at the kitchen counter in a community center. In fact, the bar IS pretty much in the kitchen... with a tile floor and white walls and the stove and all. I was going to give this place 2 stars for the ambiance, but I decided to give it one more star for (a) being open and (b) a really gracious and pleasant bartender who was so kind that we tipped her more than twice what our drinks actually cost.