They do not serve food. Definitely not a family place or for young kids. Bar is known for fights…read more If your not a regular the service is terrible. Not a friendly or safe bar at all.

Every time we come to Great Bend we definitely make it to Charlie's. Great bartenders and the…read moredrinks are always reasonably priced. Jesse and Jennifer

If you are in Great Bend, this is a place to hit, even if it's just to the see the mostly naked…read moreposter of Burt Reynolds in the women's bathroom. Retro 70's awesomeness! Anyways, on to the bar, they have cheap beer (domestics) most of the time and their well drinks are $2.75 all the time. They have only a few non-domestic options, but fair enough for central Kansas. I like the kitschy atmosphere, and they have pretty good specials most nights.

Great service, drinks & conversations in a cool historic building! Worth the trip to visit!read more

Great food. Bar food, but better. Not microwaved pizza. A fun place. Outdoors area made indoors! A…read moregreat place to ride your horse or cycle.

I attended college in Lindsborg and recently took my soon to be child to visit the college. We…read morestopped off at the Ol Stugga and grabbed a sandwich. Order a Brent Nelson sandwich you will not regret it.

What a place! I wandered into Ol Stuga while walking around downtown Lindsborg. I was in search of…read morea little drink before I had to meet up with some people. I wouldn't call Ol Stuga a dive bar, but I also wouldn't not call it a dive bar. It's definitely not fancy or trendy. This is not the place to get a glass of wine. (I'm not entirely sure they even have any wine.) They don't have any local beer on tap. But that's not Ol Stuga's fault -- Kansas isn't really a craft beer state, I've learned. Bud Lite and domestics are what you'll find here, mostly. One of the first things you'll notice when you walk into Ol Stuga is all of the money on the ceiling. I sat at the bar, next to a guy who seemed like a regular. I asked the guy why there were so many dollar bills stuck to the ceiling of the bar. He told me, and unfortunately for you, I don't remember what he said because there was alcohol involved. If you want to know why there is money on the ceiling of Ol Stuga, you'll just have to visit and find out for yourself. They have a few things on tap here, and I got a fruity beer from Missouri. I wanted something "local," and Missouri was the most local place that Ol Stuga had on tap. The beer was really good -- light and refreshing. Later, I told some locals that I had visited Ol Stuga, and they high-fived me and asked, "Did they treat you OK?" I was like, "Um, yeah? Why?" And they said that sometimes fights break out every once in a while. I didn't see any fights while I was there, unfortunately, but everyone at OS was great and I had a great time.

Top spot in Central Kansas! It was a perfect patio evening. My husband enjoyed a craft beer, kids…read morehad Shirley temples, and Flatlanders Stone-fire Pizza Food Truck for dinner.

Good beer, dog friendly, nice service! Nice stop in my travels. They have a food truck outside but…read moreI didn't use, but sure is good for options.

What an incredible hotel. We ate at the hotel restaurant for dinner, and it was delicious!!! I…read morehighly, highly recommend stopping in for dinner here-- and the creme brulee is a perfect way to finish off the meal. The hotel was beautiful and well cared-for. If you need a place to stay in the area, this spot is a perfect choice. My friend could even see the World's Largest Hand-Painted Czech Egg from her hotel room window!

During one of our previous trips from Columbus to Denver, we did one of the SENCIC BYWAYS in Kansas…read more- running from the town of Wilson on the south to Lucas on the north. While in Wilson, we spotted the Midland Railroad Hotel and Restaurant and decided to arrange the itinerary for our next trip so we could spend the night in WIlson. So, we arrived late afternoon and got checked in. The hotel has been restored to what it was like around the 1920's but with full upgrades including fire sprinklers, air conditioning, etc. Our room was a bit on the small side (1920'ish) but was quite comfortable. The bed was very comfortable and we got a great night's sleep. The was a complimentary breakfast in the morning that consisted mostly of local bakery projects, meats and cheeses. If you looking for modern amenities or a full HOT breakfast, you should stick with the major hotel chains. BUT, if you're into history and histrorical restorations, this place can't be beat. We thoroughly enjoyed our night in Wilson at the Midland Railroad Hotel and Restaurant.

Best steak I've had in a long time. Very good tasting meals. Service is good and the restaurant…read morehas a nice ambiance.

We found this hub while on a random road trip north-ish from Salina. What a pleasant surprise! As…read moresoon as we walked in the door we knew the place is casual and congenial. We sat at the old bar to be immediately greeted and served by the latest proprietor of this 100+ year old prairie treasure. An ice cold - yes, glass - mug and some fries that were potatoes earlier in the day later we were certainly among friends. The platters we saw and the aromas we savored will tug at us to return sooner rather than later. Thank you for our welcome to Aurora!

Great service. Quick and friendly staff. Food had lots of flavor and the portions were more than…read moreenough. Would definitely return.

Service is typically fast and friendly. Food is consistent and a fun atmosphere to be in.read more

Miss the old staff get Bernie back!! The staff now sucks food was cold as well as missing all the…read moredipping sauces stated on the menu, sat for almost 30 minutes with empty glasses while the waitresses flirted with some girls at the bar. Is this going to be the new gay bar in town?