Ok. Have been there twice. Left both times because of the language. Claims to be family friendly…read morebut the adults there don't seem to know it.

A shout out to our server Jaz. She was awesome. She made our experience so much better. We will…read moredefinitely be back. Food was great.

In regards to a complaint about rights. They asked you 2 questions, the standard questions that is…read morelegally allowed. Also, your dog was kinda bothering some people, and didn't act trained. Definitely, get him retrained or retire him. FYI I was next to you at the pool table. Girl, you funny. There is no food, but it's a pub. Not a restaurant. Learn what a pub is, girlie. Will help you understand what a pub is. They have a locals ambiance, very cheers vibe.

If you're treating yourself to something 'special', go somewhere special, not here. Dennis' Place…read moreis low key and un-fancy with basic beers and drinks. It's 1970's-dim inside, with outdated decor and local regulars kickin' it with other regulars. Nobody's dressing up or putting on a show to display social status and trendiness. A pretty unassuming Midwest bunch, and they were friendly and glad to speak with us. The bar itself is my favorite kind - a large horseshoe. It makes a lot of room to be seated, and you can see people on the other side in some places, for conversation. Pool tables appear to be in good repair. There's a smoking deck with tables out back which overlooks KY3 next door and a nice lawn - very pleasant out there. I had 3 pints of Bud, with tomato an the side, my daughter had 3 or 4 well vodka-waters with lime and the bill was just over $21 on a Tuesday afternoon. I really liked it because it was so relaxed. Like slipping on an old shoe. Like going to a friends barbeque and there's friends there you just don't know yet. I kind of wish I lived closer.

They serve minors. My niece who his a teenager got drunk there and when we called to let them know…read moretheir bartender needs to ID people they hung up on us. Contacted them via FB and the manager blocked us. So I can only assume they knowingly serve minors, get them drunk, and let them drive. Going to get some kid killed.

Best pickle shots ever. They also played ccr, which i liked…read moreSuper dope and fun Smelled nice

Archies is a great place to catch a band. One of the last live music venues that usually doesn't…read morehave a cover. The place is huge with plenty of seating, a decent dance floor, pool tables and dartboards to entertain you. The only real negatives are no draft beers, and no food. But any place offering free live music will always be better than average in my book!

Came in late on a Sunday when we stopped in Springfield for the night, during a long road trip…read more Cozy little place with great vibes and excellent service. The bartender was so friendly and attentive! It's pretty simple, straightforward bar food, but it was hot and exactly what we needed when little else was open. Cold beer, not too noisy, perfect laid-back dive bar. If we lived in town, I'm sure we'd be back! Highly recommended.

You won't find KJ Brewskies on any influencer's list of must-visit spots -- and that's exactly why…read moreit's worth your time. It sits off the main drag, the kind of bar you notice only after you've driven past it a dozen times. But step inside, and you'll realize it's one of those rare places that still knows what a bar is supposed to be. The lights are low, the air is easy, and the bar top -- polished smooth from years of elbows and stories -- gleams under the amber bulbs. The bartender greets you like an old friend, even if you've never been here before. He keeps a clean bar, tight and organized, every glass shining like it's got a reputation to uphold. People don't come to KJ Brewskies for the food. Sure, there's something hot and fried if you need it, but this isn't a place for plating or pretense. You come here for the people, the atmosphere, the simple comfort of a cold beer that doesn't cost you half a paycheck. The jukebox doesn't take quarters anymore -- progress, I suppose -- but the music's still good. Old country. Classic rock. Songs that sound better when they're a little too loud. Over in the corner, someone's lining up a pool shot. Darts whistle through the air. Shuffleboard pucks slide and kiss the end of the table with a satisfying clack. What makes this place special, though, is how it shifts with the seasons. When the weather turns warm, they throw open the doors and roll out the crawfish pots. It's all elbows, laughter, and the unmistakable smell of spice and beer in the air. Fall might bring a chili cook-off, winter maybe a small charity drive -- each one another excuse for the regulars and newcomers alike to gather, eat, drink, and remember what community feels like. KJ Brewskies isn't trying to be anything more than what it is. It's a good bar -- honest, lived-in, alive. A place to forget the headlines, to talk about nothing important, to exist for a few hours without explanation. Places like this are getting harder to find. And maybe that's why, when you walk out into the night -- the jukebox still humming behind you -- you already know you'll be back.

It has been a few years since our last visit to a college bar but with our youngest son's 21 first…read morebirthday it was time to find a Mo State bar. His friends recommended the Flea. We arrived at the stroke of midnight and entered a nearly packed and fun venue. The bartenders were efficient and friendly. The indoor and outdoor spaces were much better than our late 80s early 90s college dive bars. The beer flowed in pitchers. Forgot about pitchers. The family tradition of 21st birthday Kamikaze shots was fulfilled. Last call and closing time was well managed. All in all a fun and enjoyable experience!

No they don't have food.... Been coming here forever. Just…read morebecause the name changed doesn't mean the prices or atmosphere did. Usually live music through out the week. Great drink prices; including pitchers under $6. Although don't expect to get waited on. If you sit at a table; you'll be sitting there until you get up to get your own drinks. "Which makes me wonder why they have a no tip bell?" Still the staff is friendly, the regulars are moody, and it's a Springfield traditional dive bar. Yeah; you'll see me here a lot.

My friend and I went here and he's black... which shouldn't matter. On arrival a man called at my…read morefriend and called him Drake. My friend was then charged double what I was charged for a single vodka Redbull. To top it off we overheard a woman beside us making racial remarks asking "why there were so many black women here tonight." Not a friendly place for people of color AT ALL. So many different karaoke bars with a better environment for everyone.

I would ignore most of the negative reviews you see on here. This is a fun bar and a very fun…read morekaraoke bar setting. The food is classic bar food to soak up the drinks. The bartenders were all great and there were plenty of staff for when it gets packed. The one complaint is that the DJ/Owner is pretty picky on what songs you can sing. "No slow or sad songs" was stretched to No Country, essentially. Unless you are a regular it seems. Not a huge deal but something that I would probably not do if I was them. I mean there were people singing punk rock very poorly at the top of their longs, would some Tyler Childers really kill that vibe? Should we start moshing? But highly recommend coming for a team building type thing or a group night out. Personal shoutout to Javier who was there solo and killed it