I love trying different breweries, so when I saw this as we were driving through, I had to stop…read more Food, beer, and service were great!

- This place was pretty mid; the nachos were super dry (the chicken was dry as hell, it looked like…read morethey put shredded cheese on some chips and microwaved it, and we had to ask for queso dip for pour on it to make it somewhat better) the burger was supposed to be medium rare and it came pretty well done it was also dry and pretty flavorless. I didn't have the pizza but my friend said it tasted like Chuck E. Cheese pizza and that it probably came frozen. - Service was okay, he did his job but forgot my drink I had to ask for it again. - Ambiance was absolutely peak honestly the only reason this place even got a couple stars. The scenery was satisfying and dressed for the holiday season I will definitely come back for some booze on their outside patio. Essentially this place is good for drinks out with friends but DONT come here for dinner!

I had an excellent meal here! My friend and I came in for dinner and wow this place gets busy. But…read moreeveryone was super friendly and we were luckily able to find seats at the bar. They brew their own beer and it was all super tasty. The bartender was also nice enough to give me a small sample of two of the beers so I can decide which I wanted to have with my meal. My friend and I shared a pizza, a platter of wings, and a burnt ends plate. First of all- I was shocked how good the pizza was. Given I'm originally from NJ, I'm a bit of a pizza snob. But it was actually quite tasty. The platter of wings was solid. Not the biggest wings in the world, but the plate came with a bunch and the sauce was really good. And the burnt ends were phenomenal. Super tender, lots of flavor. The place itself was very lively- lots of happy, talking people getting ready for the night. Certainly a place to come to feel "energy". I was certainly overly stuffed after this meal- would come back again!

One of the better spots in CoMo! Broadway Brewery has that cozy, underground "Cheers" vibe the…read moresecond you walk down the steps into the basement-level space. The beers are top-notch -- from the easy-drinking Canned Good and Flor Blanca Mexican Lager to the rich Thresher Porter, they're clearly brewing with care and creativity. The food matches the quality of the beer. We've been here for brunch and highly recommend it -- everything from the eggs to the bread feels fresh and flavorful. I also love how many of their ingredients are sourced locally, which really adds to the quality and uniqueness of each dish. On this visit, we shared the fried cheese curds and the brisket grilled cheese! We also happened to stop by for a jazz night, which was such a fun surprise. The live music totally elevated the atmosphere and made the evening feel special. That said, there's still a bit more they could do with the space -- it would be great to see more regular live music or special events to bring even more life to the room. Prices are a bit higher than average for Columbia, but for the quality, atmosphere, and local charm, it's worth it. Great beer, great food, great people -- a solid 4 stars!

Had really high hopes for this place after a long day on the road. The menu looked inventive and…read moreamazing. Things started out well, the BF had a tasty Manhattan and I had a mocktail that was subtle and delicious, and not overpriced as mocktails often are. But alas. The house salads that we ordered were overdressed in a vinaigrette so acidic we couldn't finish them. And there wasn't much to them. Other than greens and fried shallots and pickled red onions, there was a tiny dusting of some finely grated cheese. And who needs two kinds of onions and nothing else on the salad? Then we each had a bowl of the matzo ball soup, which was ridiculous. Three matzo balls sitting in a quarter-inch of broth that was so unbelievably salty that we couldn't eat that either. We ended up asking for hot water to dilute the broth to a level of saltiness that was edible. The chicken was okay and the matzo balls were okay. A little gummy. But the broth was just awful. It all made me wonder if the chef had lost their sense of taste due to Covid or something. Seriously. I've had that happen to me a couple of times and all I could taste was really basic stuff like sour and salt. And our waitress was totally uninterested in trying to make our experience better. She wasn't rude, she was just indifferent to the fact that we'd been served two courses that we absolutely couldn't eat. Didn't offer us anything to compensate or even express any sympathy about it. We got out of there as fast as we could and made ourselves feel better with an Andy's frozen custard.

Clean & nice people. I had sides, Mac & Cheese. Nothing to write home about. See I have this…read moreassumption of someone has it on their menu It should be with trying. Made in house. ....no. but let me tell you they made up for it with the jalapeño grits. OMG I could have eaten a pint of that. I also had a lovely drink. It has amazing spices and with the 2 or 3 wines they added rum. My spouse had a fried bologna sandwhich which she said was good.

Went there for a formal. Stood in line at the bar for an hour and still didn't even get close to…read moregetting a drink. Complete waste of time. I really don't know how the maintain business. If you aren't going with a huge group of ppl you know or you have any social anxiety or anxiety, just don't do. It's not worth it. Also could you guys get bouncers that don't try to instigate fights with patrons? That'd be dopeeeeeeee.

Where am I? Is this the Fieldhouse or Willies? Why is the correct door to get in here a secret?…read more Me: "Let me have whatever IPA you have on draft" Young Lady Server: "We don't have IPA on draft" I walk to bar to look at beers on draft. There is a Boulevard IPA...... wtf? Sigh.... 5 Chad-bros at the bar. I am questioning my life choices....

Stopped into The Heidelberg for happy hour while visiting Columbia and it did not disappoint. The…read moredrink specials were solid and the half price appetizers are a huge win. We ordered a couple items to share and everything came out hot and tasty without a long wait. There is definitely some classic college-bar charm in the atmosphere. The floors were a bit sticky and it is not the cleanest place you will ever walk into, but it also has that friendly energy that keeps the tables full and people coming back. Service was quick, upbeat, and super helpful with recommendations. If you are looking for a laid back spot with great deals, this is it. Perfect for grabbing drinks and snacks with friends before heading out for the night. Would happily go again.

Been eating here a long time. It was a fave for me when I lived in Columbia. Good sausages,…read morekraut, burgers. Honest drink. Ambiance is semi casual but you could wear a suit and feel fine. Friendly good service. Can't wait to go back.

We loved the food at this old school diner. Our waitress, Mel, was a gem and gave us lots of great…read morerecommendations.

Ernie's Cafe & Steak House, is a true classic diner. I was in town for a wedding and they gave a…read morelist of restaurant recommendations. Ernie's was not on the list, but once in town both the bride and groom verbally recommended it for breakfast. The wedding was Saturday, so before I left town on Sunday, I filled my tummy with a classic breakfast. It's a popular diner, so there was a line out the door. I will say, the manager/hostess kept it moving. A Karen, cut past several of waiting a went inside and went to take an open stool. She was quickly sent back outside and to the end of the line. The hostess, then came out and told another single diner and myself to come and take which stool we wanted at the counter. Ernie offers 12 different combos for breakfast, I picked one that I thought I wanted. When I ordered and said to hold the buttered toast and give me an half order of Biscuits and Gravy. My waitress was so sweet, she said, nope. She said she was going to save me money by ordering me the #11 and replacing the French Toast with the B&G. That's excellent customer service. My Combo #11 was delicious. Had my eggs scrambled and they were super fluffy and simply seasoned. The three slices of bacon were crispy and the Hash Browns had crispy edges. However, the true star of my breakfast was the Biscuit and Gravy. The biscuit wasn't as fluffy as I'd like, but the gravy was top notch. I love pepper and it was extremely peppery which made me happy. If anyone is going to Columbia, I'd tell them to stop by Ernie's for breakfast. When I come back to COMO, I'm going to stop by for lunch and enjoy a burger. Dick Tracy, thinks about them all the time.

For starters, the food was incredible for a very reasonable price. It's make your own salads, so…read moreyou get to customize it. The ranch dressing is phenomenal and the seasonings are a great touch. Don't sleep on the chicken tenders... great breading and perfectly cooked. But the real star of the show is the service! On a trip to KC, I lost my keys here. The next day, I called the restaurant hoping they were there. They were found and promptly mailed back to me! I asked if I could send them money, and they said don't worry about it! Postage was $8 but I can't believe this little mom and pop shop so nicely took care of me!

What a place! Think 1980s, older Pepsi signs that you have to put the letters on to make a menu…read more Don't get me wrong they had a large screen next to it that was more modern but G&D will take you back. You walk right into the line and order your entree, then proceed cafeteria style with the tray to get your salad, dessert and drink. Give the cashier your order from the start of the line, pay and find a table. How they find your table and remember your order in this seemingly chaotic joint is nothing short of magical. All jokes aside the steak, sandwiches snd sides were fabulous. Go for the steak!!! You won't regret it.

Went around 9:00 on Valentine's Day. We waited online for a couple of hours, but the wait was well…read moreworth it. The menu at Murry's has anything you could need, and the music was fantastic. The laid-back yet still fancy ambience of this tucked away Columbia gem needs to be experienced in order to be properly understood.

This place has got it going on! Live piano with a laid back feel makes this place feel like…read moresomething special. However, the double pork burger was a little bit of a let down. Everything here is a la carte and my burger was just a little plain tasting. The fries were great! Service was good but once again nothing that would stand out. Would come back to give another dish a try but this first visit was a bust :(

Great for Breakfast. Would avoid late lunch or dinner if you are not into the burlesque / drag…read morequeen scene. Service was great, wait staff was very kind and helpful. Eclectic vibe with comfort food breakfast cooking.

One of my favorite places to grab breakfast in CoMO but not necessarily on the weekends because of…read morethe long waits for a table. The staff is friendly and the service is always good. Delicious food you can tell is homemade with quality ingredients. I typically get a Bloody Mary & the Eggs Benedict with. sautéed spinach. The hollandaise sauce is killer so I get extra. Bloody Mary mix is house made. This is a not-to-be-missed dining spot.

Sometimes the wait for a table can be long, or not at all if you come off peak times. Simple menu…read moreand quick service. Love the hamburger here and you can't beat the prices. Hamburger $5 - Delicious, no frills (comes with fresh onion, sliced pickles, ketchup and mustard). Tax is already included. The potato chips are good, not sure how much a bag cost because they don't give you a bill at the end, just a total. I tried the Old Vienna of STL Red Hot Riplets. It wasn't very spicy, but has good flavor. Cash only. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2024

One of America's finest burgers - all in a place that defies time. For 141 years, this Midwestern…read moreclassic has served their famous burgers to college children, professors full of pomposity and the Average Joe. Probably last remodeled in 1910 or earlier, the setting is like walking back in time. Speaking of strolling back, if you do, you'll find plenty of places for a game of pool. Tavernesque and perfect in all its glory. Nice guys behind the counter. Recommended.