Beaver Corner Bar Restaurant

Grabbed some food, it was taco nite. Got a taco salad, and a couple soft shells to go. Laid back atmosphere.

Great food and the live band was great. The place was packed and everyone was having fun.

We had an amazing experience at this restaurant! The pizza was delicious and we didn't even need a to-go box. Our waitress was very friendly and checked on us regularly. She even offered to give us to-go cups for our drinks. It was a wonderful first visit and we will definitely be coming back soon!

We stopped here on our summer road trip camping in town and couldn't be more thrilled with our experience! We arrived about 9pm and there was a sign that said kitchen closed, after driving all day we were parched and looking for a bite to eat. We asked if it was closed... it was, but they opened the kitchen back up for us! How genuine and kind! We ordered pickle chips, and each got a sandwich and a side, it's worth coming just for the double cheeseburger! It was absolutely huge and totally worth the price, tasted like mom made when I was a kid. Definitely homemade! We had two rounds each, and stayed to chat. We ended up being the last ones in the bar. Our server Stacey is incredible, very sociable and kind! At the end of the night she bought us a round! The ambiance is your favorite small town bar! A pool table, juke box, casino games and beer signs fill the well lit bar. There were signs that mentioned this bar was for sale and sounds like the owners are looking to retire, I sure hope this bar has a long life, if not with the current owners then with new owners this is going to be a new staple for us on our way through town!

Our first visit to The Beaver Corner bar was wonderful! The atmosphere and the owners Leda and Vern were welcoming and the Pizza we ordered was the best!! Stacy, a server at BCB, was prompt and informative of the menu items. Elvis, is a favorite of the owners and Elvis memorabilia peppers the establishment. There's a pool table, a gaming area, and a juke box to add to the activities. One of the walls at BCB is a chalk board. It touts the weekly specials, beers on tap and clever witticisms- many of Stacy's contributions. If you're looking for a short road-trip, Beaver Corner Bar in Beaver Crossing is 20 some miles West of Lincoln on I-80 and a great little place to visit! I highly recommend you experience BCB for yourself!!