Wow is all I have to say. My good friend asked if I wanted to hit RKs bar an grill in Malmo his…read morefathers hometown bar. It took us about 30 min to get there from Omaha an the bar is absolutely awesome. It brings you back to the 70s but let's talk about the food. Holy cow it's insane good. We started w Texas toothpicks that we're fried peppers onions an jalepenos an the fry was perfect. I based on recommendation went w the four piece broasted chicken an sidewinder fries. Ok everyone that's a fried chicken fan this ranks right up there w some of the best I've had. Between it being small town America an absolute dive bar w phenomenal food you can't go wrong making this a necessary pit stop!

If you haven't had an opportunity to check this place out! Go mid afternoon till dinner, grab a…read morebite. Keith is a fantastic guy. Always enjoy going back to a place where I grew up as a kid with my grandparents and dads home town! Keep it going R n K!!

This was a really nice dive bar, located a little bit off the main drag in downtown Columbus…read more We hadn't originally planned to stop here during our visit, but construction on the adjacent railroad made this the stop were we had to abandon the car and set out on foot. We're glad the construction stopped us here, as this was an enjoyable visit. The bar had just opened but our bartender was able to serve us and keep us entertained with conversation despite performing her opening duties. She was able to give us a lot of useful information about the town. I really like the look of this place too. It was clean and well-kept, yet still managed to maintain the gritty character of the old building in which it is located. There's one dart board and a jukebox, but not enough room for a pool table.

This is the place where a local hero* claimed the crown of pickled egg eating champion by eating 24…read morepickled eggs, "no puking." The title was previously held by a local former-hero* who downed 23 pickled eggs but made no claims to keeping them down. Various other local heroes make claims to either eating a lesser number of pickled eggs, or taking down one of Avenue's signature drinks, the Fishbowl- mixed drinks which consist of 4 or more shots of hard liquor- in impressively short times. As I don't claim to be an expert in either the field of pickled egg consumption or fishbowl drinking, I just settled on a couple of glasses of Blue Moon, served by the friendly bartender, Connie. What does Connie think about all of these local heroes gracing her friendly, low key neighborhood tavern? "People are crazy," she says, "just like in the song." What song? Just a few minutes later, Billy Currington's Great Plains mega-hit "People are Crazy" came on the juke. "God is great, beer is good, and people are crazy." I had never heard that tune before. Later in the night after our visit to Avenue, I relayed the story of the pickled egg eating champ to a townie. "I was there!" he proclaimed. Small town. *The names of all local heroes, including pickled egg eating and fishbowl drinking champions, are omitted to protect their privacy, but you can be read their names on 8.5" x 11" crayon-printed awards pasted behind the bar.

Love this hotel lounge. Lots of TV's for games, good prices, friendly staff. Food served from…read moreDenny's in lounge. Recommend for hotel guests or locals.

Phenomenal experience! Bring cash…read more. This place is decorated so well it will feel like you are stepping into another time and place. The bartender makes an experience out of your visit by making unique, custom crafted cocktails.

A sneaky old fashion place in the heart of downtown Lincoln. Place had an amazing vibe and great…read moreambiance! The mixologist was super helpful and friendly. Lots of choices in the menu and he could make anything you like. Small venue so good luck getting a seat.

To continue my day visiting Peru, NE, if you haven't read my review on Cotty's Place...let me put…read moreyou up to speed.... Yes, I went to Peru, NE...here is the story...I was born in Lima, Peru (South America) and a documentary was filmed in Peru, Nebraska last year in order to promote Peru as a brand where all sales will go back to the country, not individuals. Here is the link from YouTube video filmed http://youtu.be/nFtmSE... To make the story short, I traveled to Kansas City, Mo to meet LG and we drove under 2hrs to Peru, Nebraska. You should had seen me taking so manny pictures, super excited, until I was called "Japanese Tourist!!! I wanted it all, the sights, the signs to Peru, NE, the people...Fellow Peruvians!!! So, after our super-long lunch at Cotty's place (3+hrs) we crossed the street into Shooter's Bar. What an awesome crowd, hugeeee....considering it was Peru State University's graduation day party...So we came in and spotted Logan right away (He was featured on the video, and is an AMAZING SINGER...check him out on Itunes Logan Merz!!) ...so we met him, his girlfriend, the bartenders, the owner, the residents of Peru...they all welcomed us with hugs and smiles. We shared some of my Peruvian hot sauce and brought another bottle of Pisco. The ambiance was great! The music was a mix of alternative rock and upbeat tunes, not country music as they featured on the video. We met so many people and we had an absolute awesome time. As we were hanging with the locals...Peruvians just like us, we moved to the patio and it has a ledge that overlooks the main street....yup...we were the cool kids! Many, many pictures later...LG had enough of the Free Beers and I was the DD...We left at midnight. Shooter's also had a wall displaying Dina Paucar's poster from the video. We had such a great time, we returned the next day. we played foosball, had another drink, Michael was bartending, and we continue meeting the locals. We left considering coming back to Peru, NE. The people makes the town amazing and definitely never knew Peruvians were so cool! Before leaving LG added a small piece of black tape we bought at the convenience store and added the TILDE over the word PERU. Amazing times, great bar, awesome warm people. Thank you all!

Shooters is great. Having spent an entire summer living in Brownville NE after coming from several…read moremuch bigger cities, myself and my company members always had a blast at Shooter's. The bartenders were always wonderful and on any given night we would probably run into the owner. Karaoke nights were some of the best times we had.

Very friendly bar and newly renovated. One pool table and one dart board. It's a well lit bar which…read morewas a nice change and a lot of tv's for all of your sports needs!

This newly remodeled friendly bar is an excellent addition to the Downtown area. Walk in to enjoy…read morethe beautiful original brick walls that were exposed during the remodel, enjoy the friendly atmosphere of the local patrons, guests, and the staff is amazing. Enjoy, Keno, play your favorite music from your phone, and all of their awesome drinks! Be sure to stop in and view this one of a kind in downtown Columbus!

Great place to eat in York if you are passing through! The pickle fries are amazing, and taste…read moredelicious dipped in ranch. The wings could use a little more sauce, but they are perfect for picking up with your fingers! The wings also come boneless if that is something you are into. It is rather crowded, but it has plenty if space for playing pool in the back.

This place is very good and 1980's like, juke box and pool tables and arcade tables! The mozzarella…read moresticks were very hot but very cheesy and delicious. I got the hot wings and sweet barbecue and both were very good. If you get the hot wings, just keep in mind that they're very spicy. My other companions had burgers and said they're very big and delicious.

Good service, cheap drinks (dangerous) and fun locals. It's a cozy bar, so show up earlier if you…read morewant a seat. I've been here a handful of times. It's a favorite place to hang out among local young people and artists. There's often a band playing. It's a good place to watch people. Some strange cats come through, probably to rip out of the surrounding small-town, conservative angst that is Norfolk. The art inside is also strange. I can't remember the guy's name, but there is an artist that everyone loves in Norfolk and lots of his stuff is featured in this bar. They always talk about how great he is when I'm there, and I politely listen, but honestly not my taste. The drinks are so cheap that you have to be careful. I absolutely got shit-faced during New Years a few years ago. It was a fun time though. The bartender was awesome. We had cheap champagne on the house at midnight. They passed around hats, noisemakers and other party favors. They don't have much food here, mostly frozen pizzas that actually taste pretty terrible (but who cares if you're drunk). There aren't too many places in Norfolk to hang out. This is a pretty interesting place.

A lot must have changed with the Office in a year since the last review. My wife and I stopped in…read moreSaturday afternoon to be met at the door by some mut of a dog, one customer slumped over the bar and a employee playing a game. The lighting was sparse and a aroma I could not distinguish. To say the least, two steps in the door, we could not leave fast enough.