I can go on and on! My favorite restaurant in the world. Literally!!…read more The food, beer and service is unparalleled. If you are in GCM and don't stop in for some authentic food, you're wrong.

I did my research before arrival to the island on where to go for good eats. And Peppers was on the…read morelist. It was a bit of a walk from my hotel (30mins) but weather was good and I had on comfy shoes so why not? I went for late lunch. Not crowded when I arrived but eventually more people showed up. My order for whole steam fish took around 20 to 30mins to come because that's how long it takes to make it. I was surprised at how much okra was in the dish. Good thing I love okra so I ate it right up. My side was rice and beans which honestly a bit dry so I didn't really touch it. The fish was well seasoned and it was huge. I mean if you aren't into fish, first don't get this, or if you aren't fully ready to eat a whole fish then get this to share. It was my main, I didn't get any apps or dessert so I just concentrated on finishing the fish. It was excellent.

The food is so dry and cold!! Their bathrooms had dirty stains all over the toilet and stalls! The…read moreservice was rude and nasty, my server Caleb was so rude! He should never be in the service industry. The booths were sticky along with the tables. DO NOT COME HERE TO EAT OR DRINK.

I stop by every time I'm in town. The food is always amazing. The staff is friendly and very…read moreprompt. This is one of my favorite spots to stop in the Midwest. Cheap food, but so good and awesome drinks. The place has a great feel to it also being in a historic downtown building. It's a must check out for anyone in the area!

Food was delicious; Ben was the chef. Mindy was the cutest bartender and great conversation!!read more

Food was amazing! Service was HORRIBLE! Didn't bring half of our orders out until we asked several…read moretimes. Dis not offer any refills on drinks. My son had to stand up at the counter and wait for his refill. Waitresses seemed very unorganized.

We had another great experience today. Their modified menu for the festivities in Independence was…read moregood. Our server, who know us, went above and beyond today soothing my soul as today was stressful. Thank you again for the good food and awesome atmosphere.

We wandered in to take a break from a cold day while camping at the state park. The place was clean…read moreand well kept. The staff was incredibly friendly and service was great. The food was phenomenal- quality ingredients, freshly made, and huge portions. Would definitely recommend stopping here if you're in the area.

We were on a road trip and looking for a local and unique place to eat lunch. I read The Yoke make…read moretheir own rootbeer, bake their own hamburger buns, and cut & fry french fries to order. Bonus points for being close enough to the freeway but also in a historic part of town. One of us got a Cobb Salad, another a Burger, and I got a Grilled Chicken Sandwich. We split Onion Rings and French Fries. Everything was tasty, but we raved they served the best onion rings we've ever had. They were super crispy. We enjoyed seeing the bar top made of pennies and we signed a dollar to put with the 100s tacked up all around the bar.

Had the cowboy burger with jalapeños and home cut fries…read more Their homemade root beer is awesome. Staff were excellent especially with several large groups.

It is a Dump. Serious maintenance and remodel needed…read more Granted, I saw it in the light of day instead of in the dark, but seriously, owners need to invest any profits back into their place.

Neat little hole in the wall bar. Inside has a lot more character than you would think from the…read moreoutside. It was early Sunday evening and my wife & I were the only people there. The bartender was cool and made me a fantastic bloody Mary which I wasn't expecting. Seems like a neat little old school neighborhood bar.

Very nice, local bar. Great selection of beer and very nice variety of alcohol mixed drinks or…read morestraight drinks. Hot food is served and it looked great but we had to leave before completely set up. Otherwise, snack bags of chips, pretzels, etc. Most important is kind and friendly service by the bartender. She was not bragging g about her ability to create a great old fashioned.

Facts are facts, travelers come to Pawhuska, OK for anything and everything "The Pioneer Woman."…read more That's why I was there. Third time visiting the town. Without PW, I wouldn't even know about Pawhuska! While there this past week, I saw some new places in town! Dry Hallow Bar is one of them. One thing I realized real quick, this is where the locals go! I made some new friends and I had a few drinks. Didn't have far to go, didn't have to drive, so a few it was! I made some new friends for sure! Goodness, it was super fun meeting some real legit cowboys! Drinks were great and the decor was perfect! A fantastic hangout in town!

My wife and I went there for our 30th Anniversary. It was amazing! We went on a day that they…read morehad the all you can eat lobster. Florina was our server. She was so attentive and personable. Thank you Abacus for an amazing experience!!! We will be back!

Came here on a recent trip to Grand Cayman with a few friends in May, made reservations in advance…read morefor a Sunday evening. The restaurant is located in a commercial/shopping plaza area with a theater and large format supermarket nearby. When we arrived at 6:30pm, the restaurant was about 60-70% full, mostly groups of friends or couples. Half of the available seating is outside, which is nice to be closer to the live music, though also more directly in contact with the hungry mosquitoes also there for dinner. This is a surf and turf spot, so we ordered several items to share: 1) marinated conch ($16.95 KYD) was good, remind me of the text you takowasabi (marinated octopus with wasabi), but without the wasabi lol. The plantain chips provided a nice crunch to accompany the chewier conch. 2) scallop appetizer ($16.75 KYD) was well cooked and tender, though the price for two not particularly large scallops felt on the higher side. 3) Abacus salad ($12.95 KYD) good salad though nothing to write home about. 4) Bone-in Angus ribeye 20oz with herb roasted bone marrow, Caribbean lobster mac 'n cheese, onion rings ($64.95 KYD) + Caribbean lobster tail ($10.00 KYD), I didn't try this but my friends enjoyed it. 5) Seafood risotto ($37.95 KYD): was creamy and rich, decent risotto. 6) Dry aged burger ($19.95 KYD): brioche bun, aged cheddar, crispy bacon, onion and tomato confit, swapped out fries for a salad. This is possibly one of the best burgers I've had in a really long time. It was delicious and I couldn't finish it so asked to take half of the burger to go, but they ended up throwing it away, which I was kinda annoyed at. They tried making amends by giving a free brownie for dessert but it really was nothing special compared to the burger so this final experience didn't leave the best taste in my mouth. Overall the food was good for a fancy night out. Def on the higher side for prices so plan ahead. The live music was really fantastic, they took some requests too, a few of the more enthusiastic customers sitting outside even got up from their tables to dance at one point.

Good food, great service and environment .....long time establishment…read more... EDIES'S was great back in the day

Great small town bar and grill with a good burger - real steak fries and friendly service. We…read moredidn't try it - but their lunch special was a Ribeye with salad and fries for under $10. This is a great little spot that it would be worth the trip to - or definitely worth stopping at if you were passing through.