It's permanently closed. I drove all the way out here for a late lunch only to discover that the…read moreentire mall is pretty much tender construction for remodel. There is now a meat market in its place.

What a great bar! Love this place! The food was excellent ( chicken fried steak, chicken…read moresandwich/tenders, and the tacos ) and the staff were super friendly!!! I would definitely recommend! Fun and casual ambiance!

Made me feel like a local! If you are trying to find fun…read moreplaces to go out in Broken Bow/Hochatown, the internet often is not much help. I found scant information online about the Watering Hole, but something about what I was able to see made it seem like a place we wanted to go. I mentioned it to staff at some of the places around town and was told the same thing over and over "it's really a local's bar.". This was usually followed by a compliment like "it's great", but I wasn't sure what was meant by the first part. I remained stubbornly committed to checking it out. I was visiting Broken Bow as a group of three ladies celebrating a birthday. We were looking for a place to kick off a Saturday night that would definitely end with some dancing. We were appropriately, if not slightly ridiculously, wearing matching fringe jackets and hyped for our fun evening. When we pulled up at the Watering Hole, we could see inside the whole place. Less than 10 patrons were inside, about 90% were guys. Real guys guys, ranging in age from 45 to 65 and we had a moment of trepidation about how our silly feminine energy would be received. Any nerves we had shook right out of our fringe after we went inside. We were greeted warmly by a few of the patrons, who came over and inquired about our outfits. The curiosity came from a nice place and they kindly wished our birthday girl a happy birthday. We were even gifted a beverage called The Sasquatch. Bright yellow, deadly strong and banana flavored, we split it amongst the three of us and enjoyed it to the last drop. Grant was bartending and chatting with him was a highlight of our entire evening. He was interested and interesting and clearly a skilled barman. He shared insights to the local are humored our music selection before wishin and sending us on to scoot our boots. This is a perfect local's bar, and we were welcomed like locals. Every town should have a Watering Hole.

The Watering Hole is great quaint little bar. Every time I visit Broken Bow, OK it is a must stop…read morefor me. They have a great selection of drinks as well as offer great shots of the day. Plus the bartenders are always friendly. Definitely recommend!

I ate here from RJ's on last Sunday and the food was so good. Beside I haven't ate here in almost 8…read moreyears. The customer service was bad. The lady serving the food seem like she didn't want to be there. The energy was completely negative and I won't be back ever again. I will miss eating at this place. I refuse to pay my money for good food with poor customer service is bad business for me. Treat me right speak and smile when you serving me. Because you don't know what people been through or going through on day to day basis. So, no thank you.

We drive all the way from Hot Springs Village on a regular basis to hear first class blues. The…read moremusic is so fantastic and the food is good too. We love the Wednesday night blues jams.

Prime rib was great! Our waiter was super nice! Nice atmosphere! Casual, yet somewhat classy!read more

New place. Remodeled to look like a sports bar. Overlooks golf course. Service from bartender is…read moreengaging and fun. Menu is restricted but only covers well done items. There are still some bugs to work out but they'll get there.

Wanted to put 3 but it was DoorDash so maybe it would have been better there…read more The Gouda burger has no flavor of cheese and was overcooked and dry. The surprise win was the fried shrimp were actually really good just too salty. And this is coming from a Cajun. But good job I'd actually rate it pretty close to flavor we get back home! The siracha fries were savory and spicy and all the things nice :) glad I didn't skip that as it helped me power through the burger. The cinnamon bread was just not exciting and tough. But maybe it's better fresh.

Dropped in today because I was craving a good burger and I've heard wonderful things about the…read moreBlitzed Pig... Allie greeted me almost immediately and got me seated and set up with a sweet tea and a menu. She returned just a few minutes later and answered all the questions that I had about the menu - which were many - because there's quite a selection to be had here. I finally settled on the Gouda burger with crispy bacon on a lightly toasted, brioche bun and all the fixings. I upgraded my Fries to beer batter onion rings, and boy was that NOT a mistake. Onion rings were crispy on the outside and succulent on the inside, with a little bit of that tangy beer batter flavor. The burger was piled high with tart, crunchy pickles, crisp lettuce, and a big tomato wedge that was perfectly ripe. Rounding up the presentation was some of the crispies, most perfectly cooked bacon. I've seen in a while and a nice wedge of Gouda cheese, melting, and oozing over it all. On the first bite, you could tell this was definitely chargrilled and done right. The beef was cooked through, but not dried out and the whole thing was a big juicy delicious pile of goodness. My waitress, Allie, was Jonny on the spot with everything. Sort of like the butler from Mr. Deeds; anytime you would start to think about needing something, she would magically appear and practically read your mind, bringing you exactly what you wanted. I was shocked to discover she's fairly new here because she's really good at her job and seems to fit right in. Overall, I'd give the burger and 9.5 out of a 10. It might be able to use just a tad bit of more seasoning. I'd give Allie an 11 out of 10 because she really went above and beyond not just for me, but her service was so good, I actually watched her with the other patrons and she was all over it like a bad topure on Howard Cosell, only in a good

Had a great lunch at this cool downtown location. It was not very busy and the building was pretty…read moreneat. A brick, spacious brewery with a large bar and plenty of tables. There was also a really nice patio with lights and it was dog friendly! I had the grilled shrimp avocado salad which was wonderful. Shrimp had lots of flavor and not overcooked, lots of fresh avocado and a good amount of goat cheese. It was really a delicious salad that filled me up but didn't make me feel weighed down. I did not drink any beer since I was working but they had a solid selection and I saw some good looking cocktails bring served as well. Eating at local places while I travel is such a plus when it's delicious food and a friendly server. I paid to park at the meter in the front but the back has a free lot. Would definitely eat here again!

We thought we were in a local small business owned, but I now realize there are other Bricktown…read moreBreweries. I'm not from the area. First con is the hostess, blah greeting and we were sat in a place where the sun was shining directly on the table. Luckily the sun was setting so it didn't last long. Pro: waiter was friendly and helpful. Hubs wanted a dark beer but their selection was limited, he had the one recommended by the waiter. Pro: veggie pizza was delicious!! I had half of it left and took it with me. As we headed to the car there was these two homeless people so I gave it to them. Pro: nachos by my hubs actions that they were good and plentiful. Never really saw the rest of the restaurant because we were seated up front.

A great place to go to enjoy yourself nice and clean environment. I had a birthday party here with…read morefriends

Im in Camden for two weeks for work and its March Madness, so i ask around to see where i can get a…read morebeer, some pub grub and watch the games. My coworker suggested The Right Spot, so i look it up on yelp, nothing. Couldnt find it anywhere, so i asked for the address and started to head over. When i get there, there are cars in front so i walk in and am greeted by a gentleman named Sid who says that they are closed, but its hot and he'll serve me a cold beer. Turns out he is the GM and is only there to take care of a cooler on the fritz. We start talking and end up sharing stories and talking music. I had an amazing time when the place was closed and cant imagine how great it would be while they are open. CANT WAIT TO GO BACK.

you can never go wrong with a good chicken tender and fry, the tenders were delicious and crispy…read more service has always been nice and quick when me and my friends and family go. the food is always good. the bar and restaurant is nice inside and out.

The service was terrible. We entered the place and we're not greeted for a couple of minutes, so we…read moresat down at a table. A young female came to us and said we were not allowed to do that, and we had to check in with the hostess. We literally had to go back to the entrance, and a hostess brought us back with menus. The server assigned didn't care if we were served or not. Her attitude sucked. I paid by cash and she shorted me $.95. I reflected my dissatisfaction in my tip. Never again. I was in town to meet up with an old friend, so we ate out for every meal. Every other place had staff that was friendly and it made the experience enjoyable. The staff at walk in's were probably college students who were only interested in their paychecks.

I was promised a glory hole…read more My boys and I drove over 4 hours from Dallas because my roommate, Michael Jackson (no, I'm not making that up), found an ad for what was supposed to be The Glory Hole Of The Century. 'Ol' Faithful', they called it. Five of us were crammed into a tiny, smelly, nasty, souped up Honda Civic Type R for what seemed like an eternity, lured under false pretenses. Don't get me wrong, we still got our happy ending. I say the Civic is 'nasty' because my friend never cleans it out, but it's also 'nasty' in a cool way because it's totally decked. We're talking LED lights, a digital touch screen, a leather steering wheel cover, a sick spoiler, fog lights... the works. Keith's dad hooked it up. I don't even think it's street legal, but the cops would have to catch him first. In all honesty I don't think Keith would ever try to evade the cops. He hasn't got it in him; hasn't got that warrior spirit. I guess Michael found an ad on 4chan or something, and it was Keith's 43rd birthday, so we decided to surprise him. It was really generous of Keith to make the round trip drive, which totaled out to be over 8 hours. On his birthday. He's a good guy, no matter what his ex wife says about him. They have differing views on the subject. It's kind of a 'he said, she said' sort of thing and I'm trying to remain neutral. You get it. When we got to Hotshots we played it pretty cool. We got a table for the 5 of us, ordered a round, and let the sweet anticipation continue to build. Just 3 of the 5 of us had visited a glory hole before, myself included. We had the entire car ride to explain in vivid detail the sheer ecstasy that Keith Bradford and Michael Jackson were about to behold. I think it's the anonymity that makes it such an exciting and truly unique experience. We ordered some potato skins to start. We went with the bbq pork, which was amazing. We wanted some oysters to boost our libidos (not that they needed boosting), but they don't serve oysters. A couple of quick google searches convinced us that the oyster-aphrodisiac thing is all a myth anyways. We decided to take turns going into the bathroom; insisting that the birthday boy/ designated driver went first. Because he was popping his glory-hole-cherry, we ordered him a Shirley Temple, which he seemed to enjoy. Much to everyone's extreme disappointment, there was no glory hole. There wasn't even a hole. No holes, nor glory. Not even the remanence, the ghostly whispers of glory past. There weren't even any condoms in the trash can. When the entrees came out our moods immediately turned around. We did kind of a family style thing. We got some wings, a pizza, a couple of burgers... the crab dip, a couple cups of gumbo... The gumbo is legit, btw! I grew up in Utah, which has a surprisingly good gumbo scene, so I know what I'm talking about. The PB&J burger was on point. Thanks for redeeming what was about to be a complete failure of a roadtrip, Hotshots! And thanks for making Keith's birthday a special one!

The food was not bad! We got the world famous tacos as an appetizer. They were pretty good, but…read moredidn't have any sauce on them. For lunch, we had the wings and fries. The fries were so good! Very thin and crispy. We had the original flavor wings and the hot Asian wings. The original was a good buffalo wing, but the hot Asian wasn't that good. I would recommend the sweet chili instead! The service was alright. The inside has a great atmosphere if you want to have a few drinks and even play pool.

Really good food would definitely go back ambience was great…read moreService was great Definitely have some of their desserts

Small cafe outside Hot Springs. We were looking for a place off the strip, away from the hustle…read more Definitely worth the 20-30min drive from the strip, especially if you like a slower pace. Veggies for both or omelet and hash brown bowl were cooked on the grill to add some char, for a little extra flavor. Although their bread is not homemade, if you didn't ask, you wouldn't know. Quality addition for the customer. They have fresh baked goods available in the restaurant. They also have baked good options in the store. The blueberry sweet rolls are worth it.