I love trying different breweries, so when I saw this as we were driving through, I had to stop…read more Food, beer, and service were great!

- This place was pretty mid; the nachos were super dry (the chicken was dry as hell, it looked like…read morethey put shredded cheese on some chips and microwaved it, and we had to ask for queso dip for pour on it to make it somewhat better) the burger was supposed to be medium rare and it came pretty well done it was also dry and pretty flavorless. I didn't have the pizza but my friend said it tasted like Chuck E. Cheese pizza and that it probably came frozen. - Service was okay, he did his job but forgot my drink I had to ask for it again. - Ambiance was absolutely peak honestly the only reason this place even got a couple stars. The scenery was satisfying and dressed for the holiday season I will definitely come back for some booze on their outside patio. Essentially this place is good for drinks out with friends but DONT come here for dinner!

Addison's is a Columbia staple for good reason. The Crab Rangoon Dip is a must-order to start,…read morecreamy, shareable, and dangerously good with their pasta chips. For the entree, the Rosemary Baked Salmon is the move. Perfectly baked, served over three cheese new potatoes with grilled asparagus and finished with a sweet tarragon aioli. It's the kind of dish that makes you want to come back. Great spot, great food. Highly recommend.

Located on Cherry in downtown Columbia. Parking garages close by for your car. Plenty of decent…read moremenu options from hamburgers, nachos, seared tuna to pasta. Wait staff were great. Quiet enough for conversation-major plus! Sports games on at the bar but they have plenty of booths to help make it a good spot to converse! Food was good.. not the best I have ever had but not bad either.

THIS LOCATION! This is the best dang BBQ in the area and never ever disappoints me. I always get…read morebrisket and it's the juiciest smoked brisket I've had. And let me tell you... the fried mushrooms! Out of this world. I get their mushrooms about every week I'm so addicted! I haven't had such good luck with the other location. But this one never lets me down!

The Staff as so amazing, the beans where like soup . I Oder the all meat meal and it was okay. I…read morego to a barbecue place i expect you cook it better than me . But not the case. Like i said the staff was super.

The food was inedible. Had the chicken and waffles and the chicken was still cold and obviously…read morepoorly microwaved. The avocado spread on the avo toast looked old and discolored. The latte was decent and we ate the fresh fruit from the waffle and fresh tomatoes that came with the avo toast but left the rest and walked out. I can't believe how many good reviews there are... Service was good and location was clean.

If you appreciate properly made espresso drinks and reasonably priced food, there are numerous…read moreother places in CoMo you should visit. Not this place. The most egregious offense: they advertise on their menu a 4oz cortado (which is the correct size), and my wife ordered one for here, NOT to go. They served her a 12oz latte in a tall to go cup (they had mugs and glasses everywhere). She thought maybe they had messed up, so she asked about it. The response: "It's too hard for us to pour such a small amount of milk." No apology, no refund offered, no remake possible. Bottom line: don't advertise a drink you don't know how to make. Better yet, teach your baristas how to make basic coffee drinks properly, since you are, you know, a coffee place (or a "coffee café, as the sign says, which is a bit redundant, I guess). My advice: go to any good third wave coffee place in CoMo (Acola is the best, in our opinion), and they will make you a proper, 4oz (as advertised) cortado. The food was fine, nothing special. But the prices? It would seem reasonable to me if the food were half the price. This isn't inflation, this is airport pricing, with maybe a smidge better quality. This place could and should be better, but they just don't seem to care to be. Until they do, don't bother coming here unless paying $23 for bad, improperly made coffee and a sandwich I could make at home sounds like a good idea to you.

I believe Flyover could be a strong contender for my favorite restaurant in mid Missouri. Our…read morewaitress was sweet and attentive - dinner moved along, but was paced nicely. My drink had a rose petal in it, but that little touch didn't feel contrived or cheeky - it was just a nice pop of color in a great-tasting drink. The baked Boursin cheese was absolutely amazing - I walked out of there realizing I probably ate half a wheel of cheese, and I totally didn't regret it. Dinner was the highlight - I ordered the boom boom shrimp - served on a bed of sushi rice, there were mangos, thinly sliced jalapeños, purple cabbage, shrimp fried to perfection, and a nicely flavored boom boom sauce on top. My only criticism of this place is that plates come out of the kitchen as they make them, so be prepared to share a dish or wait. We were halfway through my dinner before my friend's fish and chips arrived. I'm happy to share, but I'm not a fan of this dining trend. Overall fantastic dinner experience!!

Reservations were full online. Called and they were able to squeeze us in! Great service…read more Seated immediately. Plenty of parking in the strip mall. Pretzel app. 9/10. Pretzels were warm and the cheese dip was very tasty. Fettuccine was good. 7/10. Solid. Slightly heavy on the salt. Pasta was good. 6/10. Not what I expected. Service was very nice. Pay online is a bonus, so convenient.

Well, I missed taking pics, but this place is a great little burger place:…read more - Great tasting burger with good meat flavor. - Good sized burger. - Plenty of toppings to select from. - Burger cooked right and juicy. - Great fries and cheese sauce galore if you like. - Reasonably priced items. - A very clean place. Neat as a pin. Whoever is running this is sure paying attention to every detail. Mad Cow is delivering on all fronts and doing a fantastic job for their customers. Hats off to whoever runs/owns this place. Now...the only thing I find crazy about this place is the name. Mad Cow?? Wasn't that a bad thing in our society? Wasn't Mad Cow harmful to humans? But hey....they must know what they're doing with the name. lol.

I did not enjoy this place at all. I was optimistic going in because i love a good burger joint but…read moreit did not please me at all. for starters, there was nobody in the restaurant which says a lot. When i ordered, the lady was not nice at all. She didn't say thank you or smile one time. Not the kinda service I like at all. Especially If i'm buying from your business. The guy who gave me my food and cooked it seemed a lot friendlier and gave me a smile. The food was just not good. I hate to be harsh but the taste was off. My boyfriend agreed that something just did not taste right. I appreciate them cooking it right then and there, so I was expecting a good taste but did not receive that. If there are better choices in the area, i recommend going to them any day. for improvement, the staff needs to be friendlier and more inviting!! i've seen that in a couple other of their reviews too!

Had really high hopes for this place after a long day on the road. The menu looked inventive and…read moreamazing. Things started out well, the BF had a tasty Manhattan and I had a mocktail that was subtle and delicious, and not overpriced as mocktails often are. But alas. The house salads that we ordered were overdressed in a vinaigrette so acidic we couldn't finish them. And there wasn't much to them. Other than greens and fried shallots and pickled red onions, there was a tiny dusting of some finely grated cheese. And who needs two kinds of onions and nothing else on the salad? Then we each had a bowl of the matzo ball soup, which was ridiculous. Three matzo balls sitting in a quarter-inch of broth that was so unbelievably salty that we couldn't eat that either. We ended up asking for hot water to dilute the broth to a level of saltiness that was edible. The chicken was okay and the matzo balls were okay. A little gummy. But the broth was just awful. It all made me wonder if the chef had lost their sense of taste due to Covid or something. Seriously. I've had that happen to me a couple of times and all I could taste was really basic stuff like sour and salt. And our waitress was totally uninterested in trying to make our experience better. She wasn't rude, she was just indifferent to the fact that we'd been served two courses that we absolutely couldn't eat. Didn't offer us anything to compensate or even express any sympathy about it. We got out of there as fast as we could and made ourselves feel better with an Andy's frozen custard.

Clean & nice people. I had sides, Mac & Cheese. Nothing to write home about. See I have this…read moreassumption of someone has it on their menu It should be with trying. Made in house. ....no. but let me tell you they made up for it with the jalapeño grits. OMG I could have eaten a pint of that. I also had a lovely drink. It has amazing spices and with the 2 or 3 wines they added rum. My spouse had a fried bologna sandwhich which she said was good.

I had an excellent meal here! My friend and I came in for dinner and wow this place gets busy. But…read moreeveryone was super friendly and we were luckily able to find seats at the bar. They brew their own beer and it was all super tasty. The bartender was also nice enough to give me a small sample of two of the beers so I can decide which I wanted to have with my meal. My friend and I shared a pizza, a platter of wings, and a burnt ends plate. First of all- I was shocked how good the pizza was. Given I'm originally from NJ, I'm a bit of a pizza snob. But it was actually quite tasty. The platter of wings was solid. Not the biggest wings in the world, but the plate came with a bunch and the sauce was really good. And the burnt ends were phenomenal. Super tender, lots of flavor. The place itself was very lively- lots of happy, talking people getting ready for the night. Certainly a place to come to feel "energy". I was certainly overly stuffed after this meal- would come back again!

One of the better spots in CoMo! Broadway Brewery has that cozy, underground "Cheers" vibe the…read moresecond you walk down the steps into the basement-level space. The beers are top-notch -- from the easy-drinking Canned Good and Flor Blanca Mexican Lager to the rich Thresher Porter, they're clearly brewing with care and creativity. The food matches the quality of the beer. We've been here for brunch and highly recommend it -- everything from the eggs to the bread feels fresh and flavorful. I also love how many of their ingredients are sourced locally, which really adds to the quality and uniqueness of each dish. On this visit, we shared the fried cheese curds and the brisket grilled cheese! We also happened to stop by for a jazz night, which was such a fun surprise. The live music totally elevated the atmosphere and made the evening feel special. That said, there's still a bit more they could do with the space -- it would be great to see more regular live music or special events to bring even more life to the room. Prices are a bit higher than average for Columbia, but for the quality, atmosphere, and local charm, it's worth it. Great beer, great food, great people -- a solid 4 stars!

A nice little restaurant in the lobby of, The Broadway. I stopped by for a light bite before going…read moreto a private party over at, Logboat Brewery. I didn't want anything heavy, so I just went with an appetizer and a cocktail. For my cocktail I choose, 11Eleven Old Fashioned. My birthday is 11-11 and one of my favorite cocktails is a Old Fashioned, so it just seemed right. It was refreshing and helped me relax before heading out to my party. As a child, I was not a fan of Brussels Sprouts. Now that I am an adult, I order them all the time as an appetizer. These were flash fried and then tossed with honey, mustard, bacon and parmesan. They hit the spot, and gave me something in my tummy before heading over to Logboat. It actually, was rather filling. I could have it as an entree and be satisfied. My server was sweet and friendly. She touched base with me often, which is good customer service. If you stay at, The Broadway, 11Eleven would be a quick and easy meal.

We came in on a weekend for dinner and were seated right away. This place is a basic hotel…read morerestaurant with pretty good food. The place was not busy, and service was good overall. - French onion soup (3.5/5): good flavor, pretty basic. - Carnitas Philly (3/5): a bit dry in my opinion, definitely needed some type of sauce. But big portion, and the fries were tasty. - Broadway burger (4/5): this burger was simple but delicious. Basic ingredients, but paired well together. My favorite dish of the night.

Lets say will be doing a birthday dinner redo somewhere else…read more They should probably look into getting a new chef To be honest i can cook better than this Memorable 38th for being one of the worst meals ive ever had At least the alcohol was good

Valentines Day dinner before the Mizzou, Texas basketball game. Great location downtown. Nice…read moreservice and really good food, wine. The chutney that came with the croquettes was amazing. I normally don't like house ketchup but I liked the one here. The salad and pomme frites were delicious. The house white wine was great. No complaints. My boyfriend said his Steak Frites was cooked perfectly. We would return when back in Columbia.