We stop at the mall every time we go thru Manhattan to grab some pretzel bites with cheese. They…read moreare hot & yummy!

The other day I stopped in here to purchase some pretzels. I have been to this location inside of…read morethe Manhattan Town Center Mall several times. The food is usually good... although sometimes you can tell it's been sitting for awhile and the employees are usually VERY young with little experience and no customer service skills, but I'm willing to cut them a break... until now. Walk in with 2 people and 2 people are in front of us. No employee can be found and there aren't even enough pretzels made for each of us to have one. After about 1 minute a young red headed girl peeks her head around the corner from the back while eating something. She immediately puts whatever she was eating down and proceeds to lick and suck each of her left fingers except for her thumb. She then starts to walk out to greet us and wipes her nose on the backside of her hand. I'm thinking "Wow I've only ever seen this on those reality TV shows with hidden cameras." She goes directly to helping the customers in front of us without EVER washing her hands! We immediately turned around and walked off. I decided to look back just to see if she would actually serve them without washing her hands and sure enough she went right to it. Needless to say we will NEVER be buying pretzels from this location again. And a call to the Health Inspector might be in order.

First of all I came in on Friday before noon and there was maybe two tables. So it wasn't busy yet…read more But I will never come back here ever again. I was seated immediately and within 5-10 minutes my order was taken. Things were looking good. Got my drink order a few minutes afterwards. During my wait 2 larger groups showed up and 1 person who came in by themselves. 20-25 minutes pass and I notice these folks who came in 20 minutes after I came in already had their food. The waitress tells me she some how lost my order. I didn't see her again after 10 minutes. I walk up to the host and request to just pay for my drink. She asked if I was sure and I just didn't feel welcomed at all. She went to check with someone and told me I didn't need to pay. I just wanted to be treated with the same respect other patrons received. I wasn't expecting my afternoon to be ruined like that. They will never receive any future business from me.

As usual, Prost didn't disappoint. The available entrees were great. Service was good and the new…read moreplace is almost old-country authentic. I was hoping that, in their new place, they'd expand the menu. Beef rouladen, sauerbraten, maybe a roast pork with potatoes and sauerkraut, Zigeunerschnitzel, some other choices would be nice. But what they have is always great. The grocery shop up front has some great european (mostly German) choices.

Tried this place for the first time last week. I am intimately familiar with their IPA, fortunately…read moremy local liquor store sells it! I was excited to try it on tap. Such a cool place inside - airy and those cool glass garage doors all around. We just had appetizers, but they were top notch. The fried cheese curds were like nothing you can get in Wichita. Perfectly crispy, and light. Amazing! The spinach and artichoke dip was just as good, we had to order more flatbread just to make sure we could finish the bowl. Beer was ice cold, and the server was cheery and friendly. Definitely worth our stop, and we'll be back the next time we're in Hutchinson.

Went for dinner. And while the beer was very good the food was lacking. I had the kc strip, it…read morewas over seasoned and over cooked. My wife had the salmon and it was overcooked as well. The interior was very loud. Just by design of the room.

So I'm not local, but we made the time for this. It made for a great reason for an out-of-the-way,…read morebeautiful Saturday afternoon road trip. If not for seeing the governor tweet about this place, I might not have known. What a shame that would've been. Snugged up against the banks of the Neosho, Riverbank Brewing is bringing solid craft beer and a great gathering destination to small town Kansas. A reclaimed building, replete with broken walls outside, houses a small brewing facility and spacious tasting room. Not a beer drinker? No worries, because Riverbank has you covered for craft cocktails, plenty of wine, and non-alcoholic choices. But if you *are* here for the beer, just know that Riverbank is dabbling in the lab and getting it done RIGHT. I sampled a kölsch called 'Thrill Hills' and picked up an IPA for the Mrs. called 'Kenny Gregory's Vertical'. If ya ain't familiar with Kenny Gregory, look him up. The kid had hops, and so does this beer. I also had a pint of the blonde ale 'Yeah Girl', a wheat-y ale with a strawberry kicker, not too fruity and sensational on the back end. The brewmasters of Riverbank clearly know their way around malt, yeast, & hops and their execution in the tasting room has equal game. There are food options, but it's not a full kitchen. Want to bring your doggo? Riverbank Brewing is dog-friendly inside and out! We loved the opportunity to enjoy a beer on a great day in a great place without having to worry about where to put our dog. Patio seating gives shade for warm weather and heat lamps when it's chilly. It's small town Kansas bringing a big city amenity with all the comfort that Midwestern hospitality is known for!

Good place amazing atmosphere. The building used to be the old national guard armory and has such…read morecool features and an out door position on the river. My one complaint is that I wish they had regular bottled beer such as coors ultra and Busch. I would visit much more often if they had light bottled/canned beers!

In Manhattan for work and hotel staff recommend this bar/restaurant. It was a short walk from the…read morehotel. I had the grilled chicken bacon smoked cheddar cheese sandwich and at the workshop I'd had plenty of carbs so I went no bun and the bartender recommended to try it with a lettuce wrap. He had a great suggestion it was delicious. Bartender checked frequently on everyone at the bar even with how busy it was. For me it's a bar in a college town on Aggie street so you expect some issues but I'm going to guess someone had seafood that night as it had a heavy smell of the seafood or old beer as they have their own brews Overall I enjoyed it and would recommend it for the food n staff.

The service was great, fast, and friendly. We had the pretzel, the crab Rangoon appetizer as well…read more They were both great and fresh. We also had the wings, wedge salad, fish and chips, and chicken sandwich. I would say that the fish and chips were the best along with the salad. My fiance loved the wings and said they were fried crispy and had a great flavor. We also love that they had sweet potato fries as an option. The thing they stole the prize of best for me was the ranch dressing! You can tell it was house made and so flavorful. We will be back next time we are in town.

Auntie Anne's used to be so yummy, but the last few times we've been, the pretzels that used to be…read morelight and crispy are now heavy and doughy. I don't know why they changed. I used to get excited to go to the mall to get one, but I might skip it the next time. They are also $5 each now, so they have doubled the cost for the same size pretzel that isn't as good as it used to be.

Things have really changed with Covid. Every time I come to the mall o rarely order a pretzel…read morebecause their sold out of the kind I want because their out of the seasoning. Finally they had the seasoning and I wanted two pretzels but they could only make one. Once they made it and I got it, I took it to my car to enjoy with my daughter snd was soooooooo soooooooooooo super disappointed. It was cold. Yep, I got the satisfaction of enjoying a cold pretzel after waiting a few months for them to get the seasoning in I liked for the pretzel, complete bummer!

Friendly staff, great selection of beers and other drinks. They have a lot of food options, but we…read moreopted for The Itis, which has cream cheese AND American cheese, Italian sausage, and spicy Capicola. Then they add a 2nd pizza dough on top with red sauce, cubed pep, fresh mozz, and double-sweet pepper bacon. The cheese was stretchy, the meats complemented each other very well, and I can see why it's called The Itis. Definitely need a nap after this. We also got the Garlic Cheesy Brea,d which is roasted garlic oil on homemade dough, and smothered with mozz with a side of their house-made red sauce. Again, a very nice cheese pull, good flavor all around, especially the red sauce. I did get one of their seasonal sour beers, which was blackberry flavored. It was nice, refreshing, and sour! Wish I could have taken some home to WA! A fun place with LOTS of TV's for watching sports. Plenty of seating for any size party. They have decent parking as well. Will be back when we are back in KS.

Came for lunch with coworker since we visiting this state for a job…read more Good pizzas, not really thick, surprisingly we could finish our pizza considering it looks big. She got the classic Margherita, liked the drizzle of balsamic oil on the top. Mine was the Farias wheel, had the right amount of toppings, really cheesy the pizza and you dont feel your hands drenched on oil after eating. There wete other interesting options, but it will be another topic for another day to try.