OK ... surprise surprise a bar on my list ..... this is the…read morebest one in town they open early so you can repair your hangover or simply grab a beer after work when you get off at 730 in the morning the staff is great they always remind you of the last time you got blackout drunk just in case you forget anything and they even remember what you drink they've got a great pool table. and you can even eat peanuts and throw the shells on the floor and what else can i say i think its time for a drink lol

Ray's Corner 1977- 1980 Great bar, quite, no women, maybe…read moreone or two on occasion, I think I took my wife there. Opened early 8 or so in the morning. Right behind the bar was the magazine rack. You did not have to leave your stool to retrieve a questionable magazine. Early in the morning there was a older man sitting by the front window reading the newspaper. Usually the news paper was upside down. Another older couple frequented the place and were known as Mr and Mrs America. Our group included Ivan Stotz, Dick Hessey, Jamie Liable, Dave Maegar and myself, Doug Mofle. Only one bathroom at that time and I remember finding a deer head in the sink.. We usually pulled in about 3 in the afternoon. Love the Bar Doug Mofle

The nostalgia is worth the price. Food and atmosphere are worth every penny. They have plenty of…read moreoptions for any picky eater so go enjoy some beers and have some fun catching every game on game day.

We stopped at Cubby's for a snack following a visit to one of the local breweries,Eponymous…read moreBrewing, which I would also recommend for brewery fans. They have great beer! Cubby's has a rooftop and I'm a sun lover so that's where we sat. We ordered Thai nachos. They were delicious! Service was fantastic, fast and friendly. They have a lot of televisions if you're into sports and a wide variety on tap. It's a fun, energetic bar-restaurant!

Tried several different pizzas, regular and thin crust. All were outstanding and priced…read moreappropriately. Good selection of beers and priced well. Only drawback is lack of fountain drinks for kids and non-drinkers (but they have cans for sale). Cool little area for hanging out with board games and such too, as well as small outdoor space on a fairly quiet side street. Will happily return!

I was so happy to see a brewery downtown in Brookings. The bartender was really nice and helped me…read morepick a light beer to drink. I ended up staying for a couple of hours which was really nice they allowed that. Would highly recommend and definitely go back!

Jake makes theeeee best food every time we come to visit. He's a wizard in the kitchen! His…read morehospitality is top notch and he makes everyone who walks through the door feel like family!! His sweet girlfriend is his Juicy Queen and together they make this ambiance the best place to be for a long weekend in Brookings during the summer! Such a great experience & we love them so much!!

Richi, Alan, Malik, & Dom are the best people ever they have great bouncers & always kick me out…read morewhen i'm feeling a little scandalous. -laur whore aka diabetes

Richard and Paige burnt the hell out of my drinks tonight. I love them. Also Richelle is spelt with…read morean I. Other than the overwhelmingly friendly environment and the wonderful smiles in the friendly crowd, I would say their drink prices are way too fair. This is definitely the people's bar!!!

Love Skinner's patio. Definitely one of the best patios in Brookings. Decent beer selection. Lots…read moreof space & pool tables. Good deals.

The finest in Brookings. The popcorn is addictive, the patio is beautiful, the martinis are BIG,…read moreand the bathrooms are pristine. This is always my top choice when I'm back in B-town. -1 star for not carrying a decent brand of hard cider. No, Woodchuck does not count. I'd rather drink apple juice. :)

I really enjoyed the vibes of this brewery! I ended up getting the skittles sour which was really…read moregood!!!! I highly recommend if you are in town!

Fun selection of creative brews to satisfy just about any palate. Would love to see a Belgian…read moretrippel, but it's hard to complain when there are so many other good choices.

Incredible shots. Better service. The ambiance was perfect. 10/10. Highly recommend the blueberry…read moremuffin bomber.

Sully's is very much a dive bar with a handful of loyal patrons. They have the best deals in drinks…read more(2 fers Sunday-Thursdays on pints and mixed drinks) and 2 fer shots after midnight every night. They have four pool tables, 1 dart board, 2 shuffleboard tables, 1 Foosball table, and a handful of video games. Pretty easy to snag the dartboard or a pool table most nights.

I really had a nice time here. The patio is fantastic. The service was excellent and the food was…read morereally good. Couple glasses of wine with steak on a patio, you can't beat that! I would definitely come back.

Food was poor quality and served by 14 year olds Ordered…read morebiscuits and gravy Eggs were over done, potatoes were over seasoned, and the gravy wasn't good Not a fan

Jim's will NEVER rip you off with a weak drink; they have strong drinks at killer prices. It's a…read morenice place to go when you want to avoid the "bros" at Skinner's and the clubbers at the 9. The mood here is always super chill. You never have to worry about having to listen to that latest Rihanna single that's driving you crazy or watching a group of underaged girls having a catfight. You're safe from all that BS as soon as you step into Jim's...just avoid the occasional creepers sitting at the bar! Cash only. There's an ATM inside. One of the signature drinks is called the "Backpacker." You can get it by the pitcher and save some dough. I've tasted it and it's surprisingly delicious (despite the florescent green hue), but I never order it anymore because it's made with Mountain Dew and gives me gut rot. :) If your stomach can handle some soda, try this drink! It's kind of a "local delicacy." I believe they make it in different flavors now, but I have not personally seen or tasted this.

If you're in Brookings and looking for a place to drink, perhaps you should consider Jim's Tap…read more Based on the name, I thought we were going to a bit of a sports bar. When we walked into the place, I quickly realized my assessment was wrong. Jim's Tap is a Medieval-themed bar at least in the decor. It was sort of like being in an episode of "Game of Thrones" only with no blood or boinking or that punk Joffrey. I wish Joffrey was there. I would kick him in the nuts and then punch him in the face. And then start yelling: "Who's on top and who's on bottom now!?" But I digress ... No servers were dressed in any sort of steward or beer wench costume, but credit is not accepted. Don't worry. You don't have to pay in gold or silver, but you do need to pay with American cash. The walls are decorated with swords. The place also is dimly lit. The tables and chairs aren't so much Medieval though ... they're more like old school lounge bar ... the chairs are comfy. I went here twice while visiting Brookings. The first time our host purchased a pitcher of a green concoction and a pinkish drink. The green was some melon mixed drink. The pinkish colored one was called, I believe, an Apple Packer. Both tasted like Sweet Tarts mixed with Pixie Stix. Not really my thing, but I guess it's nice to have the option. The second time, I had a beer. It was Monty Python's Holy Grail on tap. This is not the best beer, but it's nice to see they tried to have the bar theme incorporated into the beer list. Both nights we sat outside. It was a little chilly, but not bad in part because there is a great fire place on the patio. If you are doing hardcore parcore though, be careful of the grill. One person in our group accidentally knocked the lid off of the grill while doing hardcore parcore. We received a finger wag over it, but the server seemed to understand it was an accident. In summary, get cash. Go to Jim's. Drink. And drink some outside by fire.