Tasty Pizza Bar and Bowl, where the barstools wobble just enough to keep you humble and the beer is…read morecolder than your ex's heart. It's the kind of place where flannel is formalwear, the jukebox has more personality than your cousin Dale, and the regulars have assigned seats no one dares question. Here the bar serves food that doesn't care about trends--it cares about crunch, cheese, and the sacred bond between bar stool and belly. The old school burger is a glorious, greasy time capsule--thick, juicy, and unapologetically messy. But the greasy thin crust pizza is a glorious, foldable masterpiece with crust that is cracker-thin with crispy, caramelized edges, the sauce is zesty and slightly sweet, while the cheese is a molten layer of stretchy magic. It's the kind of pizza that bends like a New York accent and leaves a perfect orange grease stain on the napkin (or your shirt, if you're doing it right). It's not fancy--it's right. And it always tastes better under neon lights with a cold beer in hand. This is where time slows down, stories get taller, the town drunk never learns his lesson, and the beer flows like gossip at Sunday brunch. Cheers!

Good at all the tastys is always good. Been getting there pizzas since the early 60s. Service has…read morealways been good

I've been here a few times for the puzzle night that they do. Always fun. The wall of taps always…read morehas a good selection.. beers, sours, mixed drinks and a few non alcoholics. The owner is super nice, the only complaint is the selection of food. Very slim pickings, but they do let you order from any of the restaurants around and they keep their menus on hand for you to look at.

It's a good variety of beers, split between out of state and local, and not all IPAs. There are…read morecocktails and wine on tap for grown ups, but also mocktails on there so kids can feel like they joined in the fun! Pizza is of course a perfect pairing to beer, and you can get ice cream to do a float with root beer or a sweet imperial stout (seriously, get it, so good). Ok, so why three stars? First, OMG sugar. The pizza sauce is sweet, and then they put honey on everything. I get it, bee themed, commit to the bit, but that did not go well with beer. Second, you're serving yourself, ordering at the counter, busing your own table... but unless you alter it, it's a 20% automatic tip on everything. I'm a believer in tipping, but not when there isn't any actual service. This is a norm right now for self pour places and I hate it. Beer good Sauce sweet Service fast Don't like auto 20% on self pour

Chester's Small Town Tavern and Eatery is the kind of rural town sports bar where the wings are…read morehot, the beer is cold, and the Wi-Fi signal acts like a spotty Dalmatian. .Housed in a dingy strip mall this place is equal parts sports pub, community center, and unofficial therapy office. The walls are a mosaic of live entertainment, collectibles, neon beer signs, and thankfully not one taxidermied raccoon or set of deer antlers. TVs? Oh, there are TVs. plenty of them, strategically placed so no one misses a single play. The bar top is long, smooth, vast and usually surrounded by a cheerful mix of regulars, and drifters. Behind the bar are the personalities. Not just bartenders--hosts of the high plains! The drinks menu ranges from artisanal cocktails with muddled herbs to a can of Old Milwaukee served with a wink. The menu? Oh, it's comforting. Burgers, wings, fries, and something mysteriously labeled "Chester's Baked House Mac-N-Cheese" that may involve chicken, shrimp, or both. But here's the kicker--everything is outrageously good. Like, "you-just-closed-your-eyes-after-the-first-bite" good. They have a house-made meatloaf, thick as your uncle's handshake, served proudly on a slice of country bread, nestled under a scoop of mashed potatoes so fluffy they could file for cloud status. topped with a hearty ladle of brown gravy and bacon bits, It's comfort food with calloused hands--no frills, no fuss, just a full-belly guarantee and a warm hug in meat form. Chester's Small Town Tavern and Eatery is where sports are loud, food is honest, and nothing fancy ever stood in the way of a damn good time. Cheers!

The food is good. The service is wonderful, but the ambience was lacking to be honest and I'm not…read moretrying to be mean it just smelled like oil in there or deep fat fry in there. it was almost like the air was too stagnant. There needs to be better ventilation for sure. When we ate, all we could smell was deep fat fry oil so again not trying to be mean it's just hard to enjoy food when all you smell is oil

Wow! We have heard great things about Garphish brewing but never got a chance to stop by as it is…read morea little ways out from us. My husband signed us up for a table top firepit class tonight and we were so excited to check this place out. *it looks like an old church (looking it up it was a church and city hall etc) and inside they seem to have kept it original. I love unique places and this is such a fun place! There is even church pews. Now the best part. The 2 bartenders were BEYOND nice. Breweries sometimes have really rude staff and they were phenomenal. We appreciated that- especially never have been here! *the class was awesome. Cindy the teacher was so kind and kept up a good conversation and was a great teacher. Our table top firepit looks so beautiful. * oh and the jalapeño beer. There are NO words. We are usually into sour beers and as much as I love jalapeño I wasn't sure about it in a beer. My husband ordered it for him and I kept stealing sips. It was so good! It isn't spicy at all to me (which is good!) but you can tell there is jalapeño in there. Amazing! There was a few 'snacks' like pretzel and pickle dip. But there is a restaurant across the way if you want food food. Seriously, check this place out. Even if you're not from the area. It is beyond cute!

The staff is excellent and very friendly. The brewery is in an old church, it's a very welcoming…read morevenue. The bar is long and they have plenty of indoor seating. the exterior has small picnic tables Ap that can easily accommodate your beers, if you go across the str to grab a bite I'd recommend going inside for more "table" room. The beer... it's fine, very drinkable but nothing to drive out of your way for... Given that, I'd go back given the ambiance and great staff.

Fish fry day! We met family here for lunch today and ordered the fish special. I enjoyed the fish…read moreit had a nice light batter and tasted very good. Got tater tots as side, husband got the fries, coleslaw was good. We really could have shared a meal we brought home enough for lunch/dinner tomorrow. Would suggest Smokey's fish.

The moment you walk in the door you're enthralled by the smell of smoked meat!…read more We had 3 different kinds of the wings- plain, gold sauce & buffalo! Some of the best wings I've had. The combo of smoked & grilled = perfection. The brisket cheesesteak was massive & brisket is full of flavor. The atmosphere Is what you expect from a classic bbq spot. We had a great experience & the quality & prices are on point.

Recently went to Elm Creek for their free monthly comedy night! With everything happening in MN…read moreright now, we were happy to take a moment to share some giggles with others! We tried quite a few beers but the beer I can't stop thinking of is the Blueberry Pie Sour! It's a tasty and easy to sip beer. It's the perfect amount of sour! Can't wait to go back and enjoy this beer all summer!

Stopped in during their food truck fest, and while the weather wasn't great, it was still a great…read moretime. They have an outdoor patio and plenty of indoor seating. There's a place to grab food inside, so they don't allow outside food, plenty of games, and even TVs. I love a sour, and they have lots here, but I didn't find any that I loved.

We stopped at River Siren after a hike at William Obrien state park. It was the perfect end to our…read moreday! The beer was tasty and the patio was lovely overlooking the St Croix. They also had great music playing on the patio! Would definitely recommend this brewery if you're in town :)

Can't believe I've never even heard of this brewery before. We were driving back from Wisconsin…read morethrough Stillwater and decided we needed a beer. This seemed like the most logical place to stop so we could also see the snow sculptures that were melting along the river. Very glad we did. The space has an industrial feel with what looks to be a great patio in the summer. Obviously not open when it is this cold. It held an interesting selection of beers. I mean interesting in a good way. They were not flavors I necessarily would've expected, but reallyenjoyed everything I tried.. Several beers had a little bit of a kick to them that I like spice and a beer, but many breweries really don't know how to balance it out with the other flavors. That was not the case here. I enjoyed everything I sampled on a flight. They also stock, Candyland popcorn, which was nice to have as we had not eaten dinner yet. I really enjoyed this brewery and will definitely stop again when I am in the area.

Not busy when I arrived. Ordered water with "some limes",…read moregot a tiny sliver of "a" lime. Okay. Pizza took over six minutes to go from the window to my table The heat lamp was not turned on so my pizza was already getting cold. Center was squishy not crispy. The $1.50 or "one topping" $1.95 green peppers barely made it out of the center of the cooled pizza. So your "first topping" will cost you $1.95 and each additional topping is $1.50. Oh, there are only Tobasco and Franks here for hot sauce . No creativity. No water refill offered either. Once the pizza did arrive, never was checked on to see if it was okay, it was NOT! I'm leaving this review only because the last time we gave this place a shot for food, it didn't go so well either. I have visited several times just to kill time though. Bartenders and servers vary in personality, ya never know if they have any hustle in them. Usually not. Bring a sweatshirt all year round, annoyingly cold in here. The music leans to rickety old classic rock. Not a happy feel, very Moose Lodge, or Eagles Club but cleaner. They have bingo, check before you come. My server knew the menu and prices well. She was very pleasant. Mushy center crust, very little topping dispersement, lack of topping choices, (very minimal, no jalapenos anywhere), very cooled-off pizza, time to deliver to table was not acceptable in any service industry I've worked in. I'll try again out of curiosity, but not if I'm in a hurry, or really counting on a stellar, crispy, thin crust pizza. If it goes better, I'll review accordingly. I wish things would have turned out better this time. Oh! And don't worry, I still tipped 40%. It's not all the servers fault and I'm not a monster!!....and all the customers got a cookie!

Sooooo disappointed! We've lived in the area for over 35 years and Tasty's Pizza was our favorite…read morepizza joint for years. But after they moved to the bowling alley location, things have changed. I got a large specialty today, which was $26.41. It was not any where near as good as it used to be. The sauce was bland, the sausage had no flavor and the crust was like a frozen pizza. It used to have a great tasty sauce...a little spicy with a hint of sweetness...the sausage was flavorful...you could taste the fennel in it...and the crust was light, crispy and cracker like. It wasn't very good a couple years ago when I tried it either, but I was hoping they went back to their roots. They did not. Mansetti's in St. Francis and Chanticlear in Oak Grove, are much, much better. Hell, even Domino's in St. Francis is better, which tells you all you need to know. I will never get a pizza there again. Such a shame.

Came for a birthday jazz show, drinks and snacks and had an incredible time. The setting in North…read moreLoop Minneapolis sets you up for a nice time (besides parking). The atmosphere of the place gives a nice relaxed and colorful vibe, and the drinks and food menu had a stunning variety. The music was performed by Javier Hernandez and his band and was beautiful. The music here will change day to day, but on this Friday evening ours was beautiful. It included piano, trumpet, bongos, drums and bass. Staff were all attentive without being overbearing and allowed us to enjoy the music, and the food ended up being fantastic. We got deviled eggs (some of the best I've ever had) and Okonomiyaki which in this case was a variation of fried sweet potato and was delicious. Drink variety ranges from fruity cocktails to wine to N.A. beer and they had something for everyone. My only complaint of the evening was the booth we sat in was not very comfortable and it required a lot of fidgeting. Other than this 5/5 experience.

Beautiful spot! I loved the show, and felt so immersed. The candlit setting was very romantic and…read morecozy, and I felt so into the show! I went on a night where the Berlin donated all proceeds to the Immigrant Defense Network, and I appreciated seeing them stand with their community. The staff explained the cause, and why they participated in the no buy day. This place was worth the hype, I put off going for months, but will be going back! Next time I go, I'll need to try a snack or get a drink! I think it would really elevate the experience.

Great food, big bar good pole tabs. Burgers and pizza are…read moregreat.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Food was fine, service was better. I had crispy fried…read morechicken sandwich, and appreciated the spice. My pal had a soup & salad and was happy enough.