Lost Shaker Bar & Grill — Restaurant in Lincoln

This is such a great little local gem! Reminds me of the bars in wisconsin and Minnesota. Small town feel where the people inside are simple people, just there to est, drink, and socialize. The people we dat next to were very friendly. Our bartender was attentive, and the food was good too.

I HAVE NEVER HAD SUCH UNIQUE AND DELICIOUS FRIES BEFORE! They were a corkscrew shape and they were hot and crispy. They were something else. They were a mix between steak fries and curly fries, truly tasty.

The one downside to this place, was there was no changing station ( I guess because it is a bar, most people don't bring their babies) so I changed my babies diaper on the back of the toilet. Not the most cleanly bathroom, but also...its a bar.

Anyways, good food and beers on tap, I would like to go for some cocktails sometime. There was a little stage and dance floor which looks like fun to cut a rug. There was also a few dart boards and a shuffleboard in the other...

Had a great experience at Lost Shaker Bar and Grill! From the hostess to the bartender, the service was top-notch—super friendly and genuinely attentive staff that made us feel welcome right away. The entire place was clean, including the bathrooms (which is a big deal for me and always a good sign of a well-run spot).

The food was delicious! I was hoping to try the prime rib, but found out it’s only available on Fridays—guess that just gives me a reason to come back. They also had a solid selection of beers on tap, with a nice variety beyond just IPAs, which I appreciated.

Really happy with the transformation from the previous owners. It has a fresh vibe and feels like a great local spot to hang out with friends. Definitely planning to...

While paying the bill the barback made some disparaging remarks and was rude upon leaving. He thought it necessary to remind us how lucky we were to have a place to drink. Also commenting that they prefer "locals". Meanwhile the security also stared in with his two cents as well. I was polite with my interaction telling both gentleman that their comments weren't necessary. A person from our party was asked to leave and we obliged only turning around to sign the bill and retrieve our card. It was not hard to remain dignified in your encounters with patrons. You work at a bar and engagement with inebriated patrons is an everyday activity. Breaking the rules is not the same as personal...