As we were walking in the bartender was walking out to smoke. We told her to go ahead which was a…read morebad idea because she took a full smoke break. When she came back in you think she would've approached us right away but nope, she went straight up to her loud obnoxious friends sitting next to us. Drank a short beer 7/19 at 1 pm, left.

Always love to stop in when I get to Manhattan since it's one of the few places that's been around…read moreforever. Dark basement bar exactly the same as I remember. We were a bit less than impressed with our service this time as there were some obvious regulars that the bartender spent most of her time with, which is fine, but we had a short beer and left. Great trip down memory lane though! Will always love Auntie Mae's

Being one of my first Opera Houses this completely met my low standards and made them high! This…read morelittle place has been the settings of many of my nights due to the wide range of plays they have such as a little theater that has children audition from any and every background and have different shows, such as Grease and Hairspray. The Opera house is clean with little to no trash in the seats making it easier to relax and enjoy they show. The inside is smaller than you would imagine, but they make up for it with adding a second row with booth seats. They also did a good job with keeping a wide area in the seats so you don't have an awkward situation on standing up and having a stranger push onto you, because there's enough leg room for you to stand up. The directors make the show fun and interact with the guests, for example tonight they had a give away if they reached 100 likes on Facebook, but even though they did not they still gave the prize away!

My husband and I did an impromptu road trip to Manhattan so I could see my old university stomping…read moregrounds. When a friend had to cancel plans for Saturday evening, we needed to find something to keep us entertained. After googling "live music" we found "Jazz at the Junction" at the Opera House. We made the drive over to Junction City and are so glad we did. We didn't actually see the theater, as the jazz concert was held in the lobby. The group performing was Wayne Goin and Friends and the music was fantastic. There was a $5 suggested donation at the door, free popcorn, and snacks, beer and wine also available by donation. There was a good sized crowd for a small, community theater in Junction City. There was a tv in the lobby with scrolling announcements of upcoming events and it looks like they have a little of everything...musicals, comedy, dance, and productions for children. If I lived in Junction City I'd definitely take advantage of the events this little opera house is offering.

What a gem! Want to see paintings, jewelry, photography, and ceramics by local artists? Stop by the…read moregallery. Interested in music? Check out the concerts or take a class. Community theater? Wonderful options at reasonable prices. The Wrap It Up holiday event is always a delight. The atmosphere is nice but not stuffy. Ok, I'm biased on the theater part -- I've seen numerous shows, been in some productions, and my kiddo participated in youth theater for years. And, I've NEVER been disappointed. The MAC goes for both "traditional" theater as well as cutting-edge productions. The directors work with local talent to help them grow into the best artists they can be at that moment in time. I'm continually impressed by the high quality of performances. Especially when I remember that the cast and crews are volunteers! I'm saddened to read James M's experience and I hope he talked with the MAC management about what happened. I found from personal experience the staff to be inclusive and respectful, and to be very receptive when there's a problem. My two cents -- great community art center!

They always have great programs. I've never seen a bad play here. I like the art gallery, too. It's…read moresmall, but they have new displays regularly and take great pride in featuring local artists.

I say this in almost every review I write, but I wish I had gotten photos of the exterior,…read moreinterior, and/or patio seating area! The ambiance was super cool :) The food was good too, and it came out surprisingly quickly for how busy they were. Our waitress was very quick and did a great job. We hadn't been here in about 12 years; so glad it was a good time!

Waitress was welcoming as was the atmosphere. Thats where…read moreit stopped. We both ordered the belly buster. There was no lettuce or tomato as listed on the menu. There was maybe a thin slice of ham and a thin slice of turkey buried beneath the cheese. These had to of been microwaved as they were so hot we had to wait to eat it. They bill thier sandwiches as "towering". Nope. Really wanted to like this place but, not for us. Thanks anyway

Pick 3 was a great choice. Food was good. 5 buffalo Wing app, fried chicken sandwich and dessert!read more

From the greeting to the gratuity, its Houlihan's 100%. It all actually begins the moment you walk…read morein with the genuine hospitality greeting from the twins at the door, to the waitresses welcome in the dining areas, to each of the knowledgeable bartenders and management, All are eager and willing to serve the best Manhattan has to offer. It can either be distinguished dining or a happy hour hang out, it is up to you to decide. The menu has everything from its signature Steaks and Seafood and pastas, to the down home, just to got have the Houlihan Burger and Fries. An outstanding place to start off with in Manhattan! Again, the experience is yours; you decide! SWY

Kick ass club! Just went & saw Anthony Gomes blues band…read morethere on 1/5/18. Great seating, friendly staff and attention detailed bartending. Excellent kitchen. As a touring musician, I have to say, the sound system or (F.O.H.) was excellent. It's located downstairs of the Hotel lobby. Loads of great parking also. Don't pass up a show or band playing there. They only "Book" the best.

This place always has amazing live music. They do a great job of bringing in talent to the area…read more The best part about this place is it's located inside of a hotel, and if you drink too much and need a place to crash, they give you a discount on your room. Thank you!

No toilet paper, soap or paper towels in one of the urine smelling unisex bathrooms, swinging door…read morewith huge gap and no lock, after you stumble up an unmarked slight stair to enter. If you are paying by card they up charge you each time. Prices of the drinks are very inconsistent. The vending machine states to put your money in at your own risk. They have no problem taking the money but both the candy bar and chips got stuck and didn't fall. In my opinion the patron's deserve an establishment that is worthy of their hard earned money.

Well, as a visitor to Topeka a bartender from another bar suggested it to me and a friend. After…read morewe left he must of had a good laugh. This is a very dark social clique that if you aren't wearing all black, have at minimum 12 tattoos and 6 piercings you might stick out. Non the less we made our way to the bar after talking our way out of a $20 cover charge for a no name performer. Under the guise of we were only going to have one beer and use the bathroom. I have to admit atmosphere was respectful and bartender seemed amused we were brave enough to even be there. We had our beers, a few laughs with the bartender listened to some local talent opener dj's and then on our way. In my day this group were known as goth, today it's Emo. Bottom line we're all people and with a little mutual respect and humor, it's all good. Enjoy. Humanity shouldn't need a disclaimer, just be a good person. Cheers.

Bartender is super friendly. No draft beer. Beer is cold. I felt safe with the hubs but it's a dive…read morebar. Great people watching. A few were a bit tipsy and highly entertaining. Take a chance!

A basic friendly little neighborhood bar with beers, booze, and grub. The also basic menu is…read moreavailable midday (with a lunch plate special)  and evenings. The food is fresh and good, the service  friendly and usually with a smile. Entertainment, if wanted, can be the staff, the jukebox, TVs for sports (or news or weather or whatever), other patrons, or the breeze under the shade tree out back on the patio. Generally fairly quiet but with brief periods of rambunctiousness. This place isn't trendy or peripheral but is decent, solid, and is-what-it-is. Come on over and enjoy the break. Sidenote: 7 days a week and while Yelp shows 'fast food' don't be confused, it ain't a chain and you might have time for a second drink.

Saw Vitamin String Quartet starring Salina's own Derek Stein on cello, and it was incredible…read more Wonderful atmosphere and setting at the Stiefel theater as always, and the performance exceeded all expectations. Look forward to returning to see more events there in the near future.

Full of staff and excitement. The sound is wonderful in the Stiefel theater with great views from…read moreall seats! My only complaint was there was only one line to get a drink and one line with one person to buy memorabilia from. But we had a terrific time seeing the Boxmasters!!!