Best food in the area! Everything is fresh and made from scratch. Brandy, our server, was great…read morewith all of our questions and we loved everything we had. The burgers are delicious and the options and sauces are fun! Try the black garlic aioli on your burger!!! Mmmm. The mozzarella sticks are addictive! They have tons of specialty house drinks and typical Midwest American cans and bottled beer, one IPA and Guinness. No draft beer. One dessert on the menu, fried cookie dough and one daily dessert special. They also have a small stage, slot machines and volley ball courts out back. The whole place was very clean and plenty of level parking. There were customers of all ages, so that says a lot!

Service was abysmal and the food had no flavor. Stood while the waitress talked to the cook with…read moreher back to us for at least 10 minutes before getting the check to leave. Fried pickles just tasted like grease, and same with the burger. Really disappointing with how expensive it was. My wife had the chicken salad and said the chicken was soggy and underwhelming as well. Their ranch doesn't taste like ranch. It tastes like tzatiki sauce... I really don't understand the positive reviews for this place.

Chevy's is an awesome place with the good people of Novinger. Beer and liquor only. Small food…read moreoptions. The key to this place is it warmth by the team and community. Have a coors light and ask for Jes. She's awesome. Pork tenderloin is a must try also.

When we arrived in town we found three bars lined up in a row, but only the southern one was in…read morebusiness. Our bartender told us that she couldn't remember the name of the one in the middle but that the other one was named "Hotel California". She said that only one of the three bars ever seems to be in business at any given time, and that she has worked at each of them. Chevy's is basically what you'd expect from the only dive bar in a rural town. Domestic beers, stiff drinks, and your basic bar food/snacks. Our bartender was pretty cool and made the visit enjoyable.

I was new to Macon over a year ago. I roll my own TOBACCO smokes. I pulled one out of my shirt…read morepocket. The "manager" kicked me out of the bar for life because she assumed the hand rolled tobacco was cdb. I was spending $400 a week in th.e bar. The mayor told me the bar was sold so I went in and had a good time. The new owner served me all night. I went in the next day and the same female bartender told me its under same management and kicked me out forever... Good luck to the new owner. My $400 a week certainly would help you stay open. I dont even smoke cdb or weed.. Good luck!

No compassion, a shame it calls itself a "small town" joint. Prioritizes money over the customer…read more The manager was rude and the bartender was almost worse. Try another place before you try this one.

Great environment Nice people. They made me feel welcome. Great food, fun and playing pool is…read moreawesome.

I have been going to this bar for a while now and it is just a great place to have a great time…read moreespecially in the summer there bands they have are out side an the owners are so down to earth they are like family an it's an excellent place to do karaoke on Saturdays it is so much fun an they love all singers hell look at me lol an the food is delicious an even all the customers are nice it's just an awsame bar an grill all around

The Traphouse is a hard place to find. You can circle around the entire block and not find it…read more The trick is to realize that it is not actually located on any street, it is instead located in the dead center of the block and hidden by trees and buildings on all sides. So when you see that gravel alleyway that looks the the driveway of a mobile home, that's where you need to turn in. Inside is a big open area with a square-shaped bar in the center. The walls are covered in hundreds of photos of the bar's loyal patrons. The bartender lamented to me about how the bar business is really hurting in Chillicothe because so many of the town's young people have been moving away. "We have really low overhead, though, so we'll be fine," she added. She's probably right. Most of the other bars in town have either recently closed or changed hands. But the Traphouse has been going strong for years. A big part of that is that of those that have survived, it's the most "real".

The best place in town to relax and enjoy a nice cold adult beverage. Laid back and unpretentious,…read morea place where everyone is friendly and all are welcome! Drinks prices are lowest in town and you get a healthy pour. Play pool, enjoy darts or just shoot the breeze... This place is good for all of the above. A big plus is the outdoor covered smoking area.

Being the oldest bar in town, this place deserves a Legacy of Time award for being consistently…read moreawesome. If these walls could talk, they'd probably have some wild stories--and they'd all pair perfectly with a cold draft beer and great drinks Like stepping into a place where everybody either knows your name or pretends to because they're just that friendly. If you haven't been here yet, fix that. History, great food, and top-notch drinks--what more do you need?

First off I would give it 3.5 stars if I could. Very cool bar. Very historic. Menu is limited. I…read morewould stick with the smash burger. Didn't really dig the taco. Totino's pizza rolls is a nice twist. Place is more of a bar, with a bar vibe. We went for lunch so it was fine. Not sure what the night crowd would be like. Tons of TVs and pool tables and a shuffleboard game. Cool music playing too. Would come back for drinks for sure. Service was friendly.

Service was outstanding. Ordered carryout food while attending the Leon Rodeo and the staff were so…read morefriendly and accommodating.

A pretty standard small-town dive with the typical games and amenities. It's very dark on the…read moreinside. Our bartender was a nice older lady who gave us good tips on other places to visit in the area. Though it's very dark on the inside, it looks nicer than you'd expect given the nondescript exterior. One humorous aspect of the bar is that a ceiling fan had been modified into a makeshift roulette wheel.

First off, I'm not a big bar patron. Why I gave them 5…read morestars. This place is calm. The staff is very friendly. There are 3 pool tables at $0.75 a game as a plus. They have the BEST Bloody Marys I've tasted outside of New Orleans. I'm not much on bars but this joint was fun from the get go. It's definitely a local joint but the atmosphere is very relaxed and not at all unfriendly. Nothing fancy, nothing pretentious. Seems like a come as you are, but come respectful. I'll definitely return. Just as an FYI they do not take credit cards but do have an ATM machine handy.

This place is more bar than grill, but it's still fun! It is small. The exterior looks like a…read moretrailer. However, the interior has pool tables, shuffleboard, darts, and a jukebox. They also have WiFi on request. The menu selection is not soul food. It is an assortment of popular dishes that can typically be found in bars. The drink menu is non-existent, but the drinks are plenty. One can speculate that the hard working farmers and cowboys who might drop in simply don't need fruity drinks... Liquor is minimally mixed. I ordered jalapeno poppers and fried mushrooms. Both were tasty, especially with the ranch dressing provided. The staff appear friendly. The bartender was helpful, but she did not have a bubbly and chipper disposition. This was perfectly fine for me. Karaoke is Friday nights, but I visited on a Thursday. This night wasn't one of the extras, unfortunately. All in all, this place is one I intend to visit time and time again. I'm glad such a gem exists in such a remote region.

Great quiet, rustic space, serving West Winery wines (from Macon, MO, 30 miles south) and a few…read moremajor label and seasonal beers. Tasting was pretty informative and definitely low pressure. Great venue for a small party (20-30 people) or a fun activity for small groups or couples. There are very few spaces to drink in Kirksville that are clean, classy, and quiet; West Winery at Jackson Stables is all three. It's a great place to relax, carry on a conversation, and enjoy some Missouri wines!

Beautiful building and friendly staff. I like stopping by for local wine with friends. They also…read morehave a small selection of beer if you don't like wine. They're typically open Friday and Saturday afternoon/evening, unless they're hosting a private event. Their website is updated often so it's easy to plan a trip. It's hard to find places like this in the area; I would definitely recommend visiting Jackson Stables at least once.

A charming little small town dive bar with very cheap beer on tap. We enjoyed the wall art... a…read moreseries of tastefully-done nude portraits, all of the same woman. I don't know if Annie was our bartender or if she was the woman in the art, but neither were particularly fat by any means. :) Both when we arrived and when we left, a little girl opened the door of the laundry next door and stared at us with a scowl. Whether she was curious about the strangers in town or concerned about the sinners drinking in the afternoon remains a mystery.

If you like small town atmosphere Annie's is the place. You can ride up on your horse and tie him…read moreoutside while you enjoy a COLD beer. Also a great place to stop in and have a refreshment if you are on a scenic Motorcycle ride through southern Iowa. Super friendly folks. You will be glad you stopped by.