My wife and I come here about once a month. We are not BBQ fanatics but that is one of the best things about he place- they have a little bit of everything.

Kelly’s Little Nipper is a total dive, and an amazing find. From what I understand this place has been around since the ‘40’s and is housed in a former grocery store. It was started by a guy called Nipper, and bought by a guy called Kelly. The new owners haven’t added their name, and they haven’t changed the menu. If anything, it sounds like the food has gotten even better. This is a local bar through and through–a juke box, a pool table in the center,…

This is a must stop for me in Iowa. It summarizes my mindset: eat as much food as possible, especially pork products.

The whole zombie thing is cool. The surly waiter thing is cool. The whole place is cool. But in that NOT cool kinda way. The burgers are down home good. Weird combos, lots of carmelized whatnot. Poutine. Meh a little pretentious but whatevs, you are trying to be cool so I gets it.

Just an update - I have added a star. I have gone back several times since my initial review. They have improved greatly since my first visit. Try their gyro Greek salad, it is really good.

You’ll love the old world warmth and charm. Where you can party hearty in an
atmosphere of festive good taste and genuine fellowship. It may sound corny, but it’s true: “you’re a stranger here but once!”.

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This is a joint.

Billy and Jenn Streck moved to Atlanta from the East Village in Manhattan to pursue their dream in opening a neighborhood pub and to start their new family. Billy is originally from New York and Jenn is a native from Atlanta, and both of them have many years of working in the bar industry. They teamed up with some local pals and opened Cypress in December 2007. Now their family has grown and so has Cypress!

A friend and I were there last Friday night between 11:30 and 2am. Just to be clear, I didn’t even know they served food, and that wasn’t the reason for our visit.

Nana Grimes is 100 years old. She has been making Chik-n-Waffles for family and friends for nearly 75 years. So, we have decided to take her recipes to the streets.

The game is on at 7 Mile House, where the hottest sporting events, live music and great food come together in a vibrant, historic atmosphere!

Been going there for about 40 years, still great, nothing has changed. Fried Chicken, Fried Zucchini are staples.

Please check our calendar for upcoming events and closures! Due to the high volume of business recently we have been experiencing sell out days, especially Saturdays.

Yes. Check AJ Bombers off my ever-growing list of things to do, eat, or try in Mke. Despite a few snafus at the beginning of our visit I ended up with a positive impression of AJ Bombers.

There is almost always a bit of a wait…but the beer list is fantastic (including Green’s GF beers!), and the mixed drinks great, so you can have something to sip on while you wait. The servers are friendly and attentive.
And perhaps most importantly, the food is excellent.

Love this place! Seriously good, cheap (compared to inside the park) eats. This is a definite stop before any Sox game. They’re 100 times better than anything in the Cell.

Went here today after seeing it on “The United States of Bacon”. I ordered a Adult Grilled Cheese and my Girlfriend ordered a steak sandwich. We both ordered Bacon Bloody Marys and we also got bacon wrapped water chestnuts.