I had the wprst time at this bowling alley. The staff at the bar, or Terry, refused to serve my…read morefamily beer because we were being "too rowdy". Keep in mind that there are 15 of us. I don't recommend this place if you have a loud family.

From the owner: For an activity that will keep everyone involved and entertained, look no further than a bowling…read morealley. Bowling is a sport that has been around for ages and can be fun regardless of if you are looking for a place to take a date, friends, or the entire family. In business for more than 25 years, Hebron Lanes Limited is dedicated to providing an enjoyable atmosphere for customers and bowling leagues that will leave you smiling. Committed to being affordable, it is only $1.50 per person to rent shoes, and a lane is only $15 to play. They also have youth and adult bowling leagues during the summer and fall. Each team has to have four members and is $10 per week for each individual participating. For an entertaining night with the whole family, visit Hebron Lanes Limited. You can call (219) 996-7271 to learn more about their bowling leagues or visit their website for more details.

This place is a great hole in the wall in a small town. The staff is fun and friendly, drinks are…read morecold, and the crowd is a great time. I must look young because I got my ID checked three different times when getting a drink / walking around.

There comes a time once a summer season where a group of 6-10 F**kin' Illinois People (FIPS, as I…read morehear we are referred to) migrate from the bustling city of Chicago to the small beach town known as Monticello, IN. You see, a large group of us college friends living in the city, and some new friends we've picked up along the way, enjoy visiting our friend from college working her dream job in the dreamy Hoosier State. Our plan is simple: travel by car to the land of "two-bedrooms with parking, a yard, in-unit washer/dryer, and a dishwasher for $400 a month", load up on sustenance, cruise on the boat in Lake Shafer all day, get silly, take over a bar, and make decisions that should only be made by freshman college girls. Our usual poor decision spot closed a few months ago and, this time around, Sayler's became our latest watering hole debacle. And so begins my open letter to Sayler's. Dear Sayler's, Thanks for gracefully dealing with the presence of by 6 FIPS and our 4 local friends this past weekend. From the moment we hit the boat at 11AM Saturday morning we knew that any establishment in the Monticello area would be "happy" to have us as patrons. Your close proximity to our home base made you an easy target for our debauchery and fun that we surely brought. Your $12 beer buckets and less than $3 shots insured that we would be even more fun than we already were by giving us crazy amounts of liquid courage. This helped us negotiate with the DJ when choosing songs for the bar (we were sad to find out he did not have "Midnight Train to Georgia"), populate what was a vacant dance floor, and demonstrate to the rest of the bar patrons how to do planking exercises in multiple places throughout the bar. I can only hope that we were not only a fun presence to be around, but that we also taught your customers important fitness techniques. Although we felt we may have overstayed our welcome by the end of the night (thanks to the girl who tried to "start something" in the bathroom with a friend), thankfully we had one friend who was able to keep us in check, offer a shield or protection, and help us get on our merry way. We still hope you welcome us back the next time you are in town. Signed, Me PS Terri, I hope you had a great 50th birthday party. We sure had fun!

Fish Fry Friday, ACYE- Selection Perch, Blue Gill, and Walleye. All very good, with baked (fresh),…read moresalad and coleslaw. Music was too loud when playing, but a variety. Service was pretty good, except for clearing table - but, it's Kouts, so there's that.

Great local neighborhood bar. We went for taco Tuesday several times & enjoyed listening to the…read morelocal gab fest. 1.50 tacos & they are GOOOOD! $3 coronas sweeten the deal. A highlight of staying in Kouts!

Great little tavern. Perfect stop when you're out to get a beer. We love it. I recommend.read more

I've been wanting to stop in this place in the old village of Brunswick for some time. Yelp…read morereports this as closed, but it's open and the hours on this page are accurate. I finally made it here last night. Brunswick is an old German settlement that was founded in the mid 1800's. It's about two miles west of Cedar Lake/US 41, along 133rd/135th Avenue. The tavern sits at the southeast corner of 135th and Calumet Avenue. You can tell that the building is very old, but kept in very nice condition. We arrived around 6:30 PM, came in through the back door and settled up to the old bar. The owners were watching TV at the bar, waiting to serve those who came in. The menu is very simple: a good selection of domestic bottles (Miller, Bud, Coors, etc.) and a few imports (Grolsch, Warsteiner). The owners were very nice and we talked about the history of the tavern and Brunswick. According to the owner, this has been a continually-operated tavern since 1856, when it served as a stop for stagecoach travel. The tavern was very clean and had a lot of neat, old swag including a vintage Old Style light fixture. Beers were reasonably priced. It doesn't appear they serve anything but bottled/canned beer and lemonade, but definitely worth the stop for a cold beer. I'll be back next time I'm in the area!

Home Town Bar... Pool, darts, live gaming, music, & old people... What more could you ask for?!read more

Better than I expected. Adequate beer for an upstart brewery. The place is clean and friendly.read more

Best chicken fingers I've had in a long time! Super crunchy and delicious. Drinks are cheap and the…read moreplace is really chill. I am not from the area and probably won't be back any time soon, but my friend and I had some good drinks and decent food for a low price!

LoVe ! Love ! Love the food !!! The pizza and ham sandwich is worth the drive ! A dive bar worth…read morechecking out !

Here's a challenge. Find the south county bar with colder beer. Go ahead. I'll wait. They also have…read morethe finest pizzas in La Crosse, Indiana.

I've always had a great experience here. The food is very good, especially the breaded pork…read moretenderloin sandwiches and burgers. Beers are always cold and empty glasses are replaced frequently. It is what it is, so don't expect something it's not! Bands and pool leagues on the weekend make it worth a visit.

Have ordered food for awhile. But it seems recently it's gone downhill. My burger last night was…read moreso hard from being overcooked I couldn't t it. Very salty as well.

Local pub that has great food and friendly staff. I prefer…read morethe burger that comes with all of the fixings. A reasonable price. Lots of locals a neighborhood tavern feel. The fries are very tasty too. Several on tap beers. Very good Arnold Palmer (1/2 lemonade-tea) Stop in and give it a try.

No on line menu to order from. Hard to order without a menu. The staff got testy when I asked them…read moreabout food options.

Went for a jazz trio and enjoyed a nice cocktail and a game of pool. Nice spot. Parking could use…read morebetter signage.

Went to see Marty big Dog Mercer play. What a cool place to visit, have some good drinks, and…read morerelax.