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By Katie Copple– Located down on Sioux City\u2019s Historic 4th\u00a0Street, Buffalo Alice (BAs) is a popular hangout for locals, college students and families. BAs has been a staple in Siouxland for 15 years despite going through a relocation and new ownership.<\/p>\n
Through it all, BAs has remained true to its original roots and continues to grow in popularity. With a lunch buffet during the week and some of the best handmade pizza in Sioux City, there is much more to this establishment than just the weekend bar scene.<\/p>\n
Coming to BAs for nearly six years, Sioux City resident Ryan Dunkel says there are many things that keep bringing him back. \u201cBAs is a laid back bar that serves a variety of age groups from college kids to empty nesters,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
His friend Morgan Knuppel agrees. \u201cIt’s a fun place to hang out with friends. I love the music they play and I like how they sometimes have live music,\u201d she said.\u00a0\u201cYou can have conversations with your group as the music isn’t blaring like some other bars,\u201d Dunkel added.<\/p>\n
With two different \u201csides\u201d to the establishment, BA\u2019s stands out amongst the other bars on Historic Fourth. The front room of the bar, decorated with large placard signs and CDs stapled to the wall, has an easy feel to it. With large tables and a bar, friends can sit down and order their famous pizza and a few drinks.<\/p>\n
\u201cBAs pizza is some of the best in Siouxland,\u201d Dunkel revealed.\u00a0For Knuppel, it\u2019s has to be a certain kind. \u201cI love their pepperoni pizza! It\u2019s always really cheesy and delicious. You can\u2019t go wrong ordering the pepperoni!”<\/p>\n
The other side of the building has more of the \u201cbar\u201d feel to it. With a long bar, tables and plenty of room to stand and talk, it\u2019s frequently packed on a Friday or Saturday night. With a large beer, keg, wine and malt beverage menu, there is something for everyone.<\/p>\n
The staff behind the bar is one of the reasons Dunkel keeps coming back. \u201cThe bartenders are always friendly and it doesn\u2019t take more than a few minutes to get a drink,\u201d he said. \u201cBAs is one of the best bars in Siouxland if you are looking for a night to chill with your friends.\u201d<\/p>\n
If you aren\u2019t part of the weekend night crowd, BA\u2019s also has a lunch buffet Wednesday through Friday filled with pizza, pasta, fresh salad and warm brownies. Located at 1022 4th Street, Buffalo Alice is a great place for people of all ages.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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