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.

What a cool venue! I had wanted to check this place out for a while and finally got an opportunity…read more Saw a comedian here, arrived early so got a drink at the bar, very friendly and helpful staff, beautiful venue. Not a bad seat in the house. I look forward to returning.

Great local spot! The staff are extremely friendly. They make good drinks and have decent drink…read moreprices. Located in the historic east end of Jefferson City, MO. I typically come here for the music events they offer. They often showcase local and regional hip-hop, R&B, alternative, spoken word, country, and blues artists. Diverse crowd is a nice perk.

Funky place - been going there for the blues jam. Free, live music -- tough to have a complaint …read more Chill, classic rock and blues vibe (and decor) . They seem to be suffering from the same staffing issues as everyone in town, but it wasn't a problem. Constantly changing beer selection

The good news is, you can't get lupus from going to Lupus. But you can get some really good…read moredown-home music and friendly vibes from the music playing in the general store. I have only been there once, but sometimes you know it when you see it. And this place is a unique gem. Maybe it's not what you'd call "remodeled" or "passes city codes", but it has withstood the test of time good enough for me, and it seem to have an the kind of unpretentiousness where people there don't use big words or anything. My point is, it's not a place that is summed up in a yelp review very well. You sort of have to go there to see it. Some history of Lupus. In 1993 there was like a 100 or 200 year flood, and the town was under 3 feet of water. They got some FEMA money to raise all the houses up like 10 feet. Literally. So you know you're in the right town when you see houses on stilts. Getting to Lupus is quite a drive, but I would say it's a good destination trip. The general store is the second to last building on the left as you head down main street towards the river. If you get to the railroad crossing, you've gone too far. The last building on the right is the city hall. The town has about 40 people in it. Cover is $7 donation, and there is usually a jam afterwards, so bring you instrument if you so desire. Oh yea, the store is also an antique place, and so if you need a player piano, or a kerosine lamp, this is the place for you. Also, this place gets a spot on my best bathrooms list. Enough said. Here's some of what other say about it: http://www.robinsongs.com/1/post/2010/10/lupus-missouri.html http://www.panoramio.com/photo/73916335 http://marciemcguire.wordpress.com/tag/lupus-general-store/

Great music venue. Always clean and very safe. They have a great patio and wonderful drink…read moreselection at a reasonable price.

I was there for my wife's work where we put on a chili cook off. Staff was friendly, plenty of…read morespace, dart boards galore. Live band

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!

If you patronize a local dinner spot downtown like birdies or tellers and then want to go to the…read moreroof for a drink DO NOT GO IF YOU HAVE LEFTOVERS!!! We had one small to-go box with us last night and we wanted to buy a few drinks and eventually dessert and enjoy the sunset.... but they kicked us out because they have a strict no outside food policy and couldn't let us be there with our small leftovers box! We had to get up and leave. It was a confusing and embarrassing experience. Everyone watched us walk to the elevator and up to the 8th floor and the hostess greeted us and let us sit down. All for the bar tender to tell us we had to leave. We will not be going back out of sheer confusion and embarrassment.

Went for Sunday Brunch. No cinnamon rolls. Food was nowhere near memorable. Wait staff unresponsive…read morefor an empty establishment.

Deeply disappointing and concerning dining experience! I rarely leave negative reviews, but my…read morerecent visit to this restaurant was so troubling that I feel obligated to warn others. From the moment I walked in, the service was indifferent at best. It took nearly twenty minutes just to get someone's attention, and when a server finally approached, they seemed annoyed that I had questions about the menu. Throughout the meal, dishes were dropped off without a word, drinks went unrefilled, and no one checked in to see if anything was okay. Unfortunately, the food itself was even worse. My entrée arrived lukewarm and clearly undercooked in the center, despite being a dish that should have been served piping hot. Another plate at the table was missing key ingredients entirely, as if it had been rushed out without any care. The flavors were flat, the textures were off, and nothing tasted fresh. The real issue, though, came later. Within a few hours of eating there, I became noticeably sick--nausea, stomach cramps, the whole ordeal. I can't say with certainty what caused it, but given the state of the food, it wasn't surprising. What truly alarmed me were the visible health hazards. I noticed a sticky spill on the floor that no one bothered to clean up, even as staff stepped around it repeatedly. I unfortunately had to use the restroom while we were there. The restroom sink had grime built up around the faucet, a dead cockroach near the commode, and there was no soap or toilet paper. As we were leaving, I could see uncovered food containers sitting out behind the bar. These are the kinds of things that make you question what's happening behind the scenes. Overall, this was one of the most unsettling dining experiences I've had in a long time. Between the poor service, improperly prepared food, and concerning cleanliness issues. Now here's the kicker...there was not a manager available (shocker), so I asked for the owner's contact information so I could report the health violations and food safety issues. The waitress laughed and said "We've told him many times - he doesn't care and he doesn't allow us to give out his number. He wouldn't answer the phone and absolutely would not call you back." So, if you'd like to eat at an establishment where the owner clearly doesn't care about you or what you think, cleanliness, or food safety, you've found the perfect place.

Great for Breakfast. Would avoid late lunch or dinner if you are not into the burlesque / drag…read morequeen scene. Service was great, wait staff was very kind and helpful. Eclectic vibe with comfort food breakfast cooking.

One of my favorite places to grab breakfast in CoMO but not necessarily on the weekends because of…read morethe long waits for a table. The staff is friendly and the service is always good. Delicious food you can tell is homemade with quality ingredients. I typically get a Bloody Mary & the Eggs Benedict with. sautéed spinach. The hollandaise sauce is killer so I get extra. Bloody Mary mix is house made. This is a not-to-be-missed dining spot.

Murrys is my all time favorite in Columbia! The ambiance and vibrance of sitting down for a meal in…read morehere is awesome. One of my favorite parts is the live jazz music they usually have. I will say I do not know the music schedule as sometimes when I come there is no live music. The wait for this place can get insanely long and it is justified why it gets so long. Come here, put your name in and have a plan for the wait. I would recommend coming early. They do have a very small waiting room where you can order drinks, but a table being open is extremely unreliable. I feel Murrys is a staple of Columbia that everyone should try once.

The strip steak and mashed potatoes were good, however the Fettuccine Alfredo was super watery and…read morethin. The salad wasn't too good either. The bell peppers were unique and definitely a standout! We got the ice cream torte for dessert. I would say the food itself is nothing to write home about, but the live jazz and experience is what makes this place famous. We had a 90 minute wait--to be honest, I don't know if it was worth it. Service was rushed and curt as well.