Stopped here while in town for a bachelor/bachelorette party. They were able to fit us in without a…read morereservation and dealt with our large group very well! We were seated in the side room. Our server, Tony, was a good time and a trooper to deal with our group. We even had a few other servers checking in on us to help out as well. Never had to wait for much of anything! We were walked through the menu which was nice. Their pizza was pretty good. As was my cherry vodka limeade. Very cool place with quality food and drinks. Atmosphere is fun and welcoming. We even got a behind the scenes tour from Tony which we all really enjoyed. Thank you for having us!

We decided to come back here and try it again. It is a very open air environment. Somewhat dimmed…read morelight but there was plenty of natural light. Tony was our superb server. Very helpful and answered all our questions. The food was good but I felt alittle salty which my sister liked. So really it's based on preference. The smash burger was just okay. Fries were good. Garlic aioli had lemon in it and it overtook the garlic. The pizzas were good and you can tell they make the dough in house. Beers were good. Overall we will be back when we are back in town.

The food is good the service is good the atmosphere is great if you like variety give this place a…read moretry.

What a great local spot! We had the BLT w/ fries and a Philly Cheesesteak with side of seasoned…read morevegetables, which were surprisingly tasty! Great service and fun casual vibe. Drinks very reasonably priced. Definitely recommend!

Such a cool atmosphere and so much history--our waitress told us it used to be an 1800s hotel! Now…read moreit's offices upstairs and a bar/restaurant downstairs. We ordered the Bavarian pretzels with mixed queso (spicy and not spicy) on recommendation and were not disappointed. Pretzels were soft, buttery, and yum. We split the Underground Burger with house chips--burger was juicy and flavorful, and the chips were so good I could've made a meal out of them. Great seasoning, not overpowering, just right.

We were headed to Jefferson City from Hannibal to spend time with the hubs daughter. They had been…read moreto 1851 and wanted us to try it, so we met them there. Cool vibe with the dark wood, brick and exposed floor joists. Plenty of seating, nice bar area and a game room with pool tables. I was very intrigued by the Guacamole Wontons and who doesn't love fresh pork rinds. The wontons were delicious and creamy with a very good sweet and spicy dipping sauce. Menu says they are fried, but they almost seemed baked and were not greasy at all. I was pleasantly surprised. The pork rinds are called cracklin'... and they are cracklin' still when they get to the table. Hubs had the 1851 burger with bacon and pulled pork. The pork was done very well. The onion rings were some of the best we've had in a while and there were a ton.of them. I got the swiss burger which was delicious and cheesy with a ton of really good fries. Our server was great and took good care of us. We were very happy with the recommendation.

I ordered fish and chips and a coke. I got great Chips over cooked fish, it had been fried dark…read morebrown past to the point of being burnt outside and dry inside. The breading was dripping oil. If not for the Chips it was TOTAL Disaster! And all for $30.00 for 2 pieces of badly cooked fish and a plate of nicely done chips and what appeared to be thousand island dressing for Tartar sauce???? Never Again!

We found this pub through an internet search while staying a night in Jefferson City. If you have…read moreever been to Ireland you'll know that the sketchier a pub looks on the outside the better it is inside. This hold true here. Plain brick front, doors with multiple locks on them. But, inside you'll find a warm friendly bar, a basic restaurant area off to the side, very friendly staff and excellent food. You can sit and enjoy a fresh poured Irish beer out of a tap, excellent Irish pub food all while browsing through one of the Irish books on a shelf in the restaurant. Since we only live 90 minutes away from here we will definitely be back now we have found this place.

Biscuits and gravy Saturday mornings, and the BEST Patty Melt west of the Mississippi!!! This place…read moreis great, great food and great people, and Zeus the dog (sometimes)

Dive-y bar with a great patty melt. Grab a game of pool while you wait. It's not speedy, but it's…read moretasty with some fun Route 66 memorabilia.

Definitely a bit of a dive bar but not in a bad way. I was here for an hour where I took a table…read moretowards the back to finish up some, uh, Yelp reviews and charge up the laptop. While doing so, I enjoyed a frosty beverage and watched the barflies argue about sports. Quite entertaining. The place is clean, the beer is cold, the service is friendly. [Review 19743 overall - 220 in Missouri - 715* of 2023.] * Today is May 23 and it is the 143rd day of the year. With this review, I have finally caught up to an average of 5 reviews per day (143 x 5 = 715). If I can keep this up (I have plenty to review from this trip!), I will end the year with 1825 reviews. And that won't even be the most reviews I've ever written in a year!

Very good food... good people.. me an my friends gad dun an dull stomachs when we leftread more

Very cool local restaurant/brewery right in the heart of Rolla Missouri. I can't believe I waited…read morethis long to try it. They turned a simple burger into a masterpiece. You can also take a tour of their brewery right next-door while you wait for your food. I also hear they have music on Saturdays.

1 star because zero wasn't an option…read more 1. horrible food 2. bad service 3. cold food 4. dark bathroom (had to feel around to look for the lock) 5. took forever We ordered appetizers and lunch. The appetizer was not good but we thought it could just be a fluke, no biggie!! Our food came and everyone's was cold except one meal. The one meal that was warm was the ravioli, so hard and overcooked that it would've been of better use as charcoal. Waitress was kind of rude and not very helpful. We let her know that all the food was cold and she just walked off. Someone came over 10 minutes later and told us they would discount our food, which we thought was very kind. Another 20 minutes passed by and we had to ask the hostess for our bill. My total discount was -$1.50, the poor veteran discount that they give. The salad tasted like dirt.

So I was to tired to thirsty and way to hungry to waste a moment to take a picture but here goes…read more Now, if you've ever found yourself wandering through Waynesville with a hollow leg and a thirst that'd make a camel quit, you could do a whole lot worse than pulling up a chair at Hopper's Pub. It's the kind of joint where the atmosphere is thicker than a Sunday morning fog and the hospitality is warmer than a radiator in July. Since we're right there in the shadow of the fort, you'll find yourself rubbing elbows with all sorts of folks. They say you ought to eat where the locals eat, but in a military town, "local" is a relative term--most everybody there is from somewhere else, and they're all just passing through on Uncle Sam's dime. But at Hopper's, for an hour or two, everybody's treated like they grew up right down the street. If f you're looking for a cold beer, Hopper's has their own house brew on tap that's colder than a mother-in-law's stare. It's a sports bar in the truest sense--wall-to-wall TV screens making sure you don't miss a single down or a checkered flag. When there's a car show in town or a big game on, the place gets livelier than a porch dog with a new bone. Speaking of dogs there is a semi-permanent guest that stops by name of Norman. Pet him and you will have a friend for life. They aren't feeding birds here, friend. We're talking Burgers and fries of with tons of flavor. Sliders, cheesesteaks and wings, make sure you got extra napkins. I am not sure why but I think he also have vegetarian options. The staff is politer than a deacon on Sunday. They're attentive, friendly, and they treat travelers like they've lived in Waynesville their whole lives. Keep in mind they are pumping out a ton of adult beverages and food. A cold beer and a good burger are worth a five minute wait. Whether you're just passing through or you're a "local" who's only been in town since your last PCS, Hopper's is a solid bet for a good time and a full belly. It's family-friendly, high-energy, and highly recommended. And if you happen to be there when they break out the Bingo, hold onto your hat. They've got a unique set of calls and responses that'll frighten and amaze you the first time you hear 'em--it's somewhere between a drill sergeant's cadence and a tent revival, and it's worth the price of admission just to witness the spectacle.

Lots of crafts beers, the menu was ok, the food was good, not as many items to pick from. It wasn't…read moreas busy on a Wednesday evening which was good, lots of military and route 66 memorabilia. Not far from Fort Leonardwood, I hear is a favorite for locals in the area.

Fun time. Just up from the super 8. Friendly bartenders great owner. Al is the bomb stop in for…read morea cold one you won't regret. Karaoke and even mechanical bull rides on certain nights pool tables galore

This place is now called the Straight Home Bar and Grill. It is fantastic! Good service, great…read morefood, generous portions of food. Good bar selection. Smoking but good ventilation. A return place for us, even though we aren't bar hops.