The Farm & The Odd Fellows - Minneapolis, Kansas

Nick D.

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We had a fantastic time at The Farm & The Odd Fellows! The three floors each offered a different experience, which was really fun to explore. The coffee from the main floor coffee shop was excellent, and the beer on the top floor was even better!

The atmosphere was amazing, and the customer service was top-notch. We can't wait to come back!

Stephanie S.

Quant, super charming, good to great coffee flavor, nice serving temperature.... I tried the Brown Butter flavor in a traditional hot latte for something different. Their espresso machiotto was different than I was use to. Thicker foam, more creamer. Flavor for me was a 7. Would totally stop in again!! This was a random find, my first time stopping in. And it had an amazing front door! Just pull

DOOD J.

Not the best experience really, weak food offerings, poor service, standoffish staff, high prices. The food was not good, thin/small portions on a split croissant that was hard, dry and tasted very old. I like flaky croissant sandwiches but this one was crusty/old and two slices of ham does not a sandwich make. Looked hard for ANYTHING else inside: nope. Likewise the mac'n'cheese was bland, thin, microwaved disappointment.
Being the first time I'd ever been there I wasn't sure of the process. I greeted the woman at the end of the counter (standing between me and the visible dining area) and said I would be dining alone (anticipating instruction, assistance or at least moving from the narrow passage) and she replied, "Good for you" then turned her back to me to have a conversation with a customer seated alone directly in front of me. Now, usually I would have simply left, I had a wait there in town however & couldn't move on until well after lunch soooo, give it a try. The other women behind the serving counter were no better. Acted put out to answer questions (no one behind me waiting, simple questions about what came standard on items with no visible description, etc.) Finally, I was on my way, food was eventually brought out to me in little paper, TV dinner microwave dishes...and it tasted like someone had gotten these from a gas station a couple days before, microwaved the leftovers and brought them to my table. No wonder the place was completely empty other than me and the woman being talked at by "front-of-house talker". Nice looking building, lots of space, many beers available apparently, don't go if you're hungry or expect any level of professionalism whatsoever.

Lance T.

We went on a Sunday afternoon, so we were literally the only customers in the whole place. Very unique and amazing building. Loved the choice of beers on the beer wall, and the basement had a lot of different games to play. There is also a little coffee café joined to the property. There is space for what appears to be meetings and whatnot. It's located in the original Order of Oddfellows building, hence the inclusion in the name and the "F L T" chain links on the original ceiling tiles (Friendship, Love, Truth).
Overall, a great stop and we will be coming back on a busier night.

Kimberly W.

We had a large private event at the Farm last night. The atmosphere, on site catering, and customer service were all 5 stars. The wait staff was present and available all evening and they accommodated all our last minute requests. Everyone loved the food and games - a great night!

Otto P.

Amazing simply great. Starting with the atmosphere they did such a good job restoring the building. I'm 6 years sober so cannot speak to the beers but my significant other adored the "true English" brown ale. As for me the flat bread pizza is easily a top 5 of all time for me of all flat breads I've ever had. No hyperbole. 110% worth it go out of your way to come here if only for a bite and some coffee. If you can stay longer do so the people and plates will make it worth your while.

Friml P. &. D.

The Farm is in nice small town Minneapolis, KS only couple of miles from Rock City.
As full time RVers we spent the day at the Rock City and on thevway out made one more stop at the town to eat. It is very nice building with interesting interiors plenty of sitting areas. The food was great. Everyone is friendly and ready for a conversation at any time. 😉🍀💥

Kirk P.

From Minneapolis, the city that was originally called Markley’s Mills, and had the local baseball team called the Minnies, comes an event center based on the idea to provide unique environments that plant and cultivate relationships and it's awesome. Their vision is Where art meets function, Where study meets sport, Where diversity meets harmony, Where science meets spirit, Where history meets vision. This is exactly how I lie about myself, too.

The FARM and The Odd Fellows.

Back in the 80's, Arnold and Sly had the guns, Seagal had the chops, but only The FARM and The Odd Fellows had the cakes. Journey to Minneapolis, home of the top-secret underground Pickle tournament known as the Picklete. Sure, the real Odd Fellows record shows them as one of the earliest and oldest fraternal societies, they claim traditions tracing the fraternity's origins back to Roman emperors Nero and Titus, and the evolution of the society from medieval guilds can be found, but they happen to have the Wyatt Earp as a member.

But that's just their CIA cover story, as we explore this great business in an three story beautifully renovated building, we see that The FARM and The Odd Fellows wasn't always a coffee cafe that supports employing local youth to become aspiring entrepreneurs and who secretly won the Medal of Honor; they were once an entertainment space full of arcade like activities that customers may rent out by the hour. Go sports!

However, under the highly erotic tutelage of the passionate owners, The FARM and The Odd Fellows will transform this building into a winning industry that wins over the hearts and minds of visitors to honor their master.. or an average dude that just walked in. Whatever; The FARM and The Odd Fellows is just here to kick some ribs and bust some nuts. Enjoy 90 action-packed minutes that let the pickle ball styles define the sport, lets the delicious treats do the acting, and lets the sweet, sweet beer wall set the moooood. Because the last thing you want out of this event center is when they let the Google Reviews tell the story.

So slip into a comfortable pair of stretchy pants, and drink the most delicious beer ever made, that's responsible for those early years of UFC before you realized drunk fighting don't work, inspired the entire Hells Kitchen franchise when the rights to Gordon Ramsay’s likeness fell through, and fueled an American tourists over written review. U.S.A.! The Farm-e! U.S.A.! The Odd Fellows-e!