"Gate 25 is a great spot with a fun atmosphere and a really good vibe. The staff is friendly, the service is quick, and everything feels well run even when it’s busy. The food has been consistently good, and I definitely recommend the Brussel sprouts, they’re easily one of the best things on the menu. It’s a great place to hang out with friends, grab a drink, and get a solid meal. I’ll for sure be back."

"Craving a good burger and was indeed satisfied with one @ Gate 25. Cute location in social downtown area of Lincoln. In town for work and happy to find decent parking options and happy people working. Place is no frills urban bar vibe. Food was delicious and just what was needed. Recommend!"

"I'm 99% sure they used a chuck roast as the Philly cheese steak beef which wasn't very good at all, i'd avoid that one. Wings were pretty good albeit a little expensive. Overall just pretty mid. I like the vibe in there though."

"Conveniently located by the Arena. The place was packed, I didn't know there was a concert so as a foreigner I thought it was crazy busy because the drinks and food were amazing or something. So I patiently looked for a place to sit down. I ended up in the middle of two parties. The place was LOUD. The server was trying to keep up with tune demand. Took forever to be seen, then she brought the menu, took my order and then I waited for about 45 minutes for my food to arrive. I ordered the Gate 25 special, which happened to be a beef cheese melt. I chose sweet potato fries on the side. It was pretty good but quite salty. I also got the cider on tap. Can't remember the name but I liked it. Overall, a decent experience."

"Worst burger I’ve ever had. Stale, reheated, frozen patty. The bacon was old, tough and so bad tasting I had to leave it on the plate. The “cheese” was a pathetic little dribble of processed cheese-like product that was cooled and hardened in a little spot on the top of the patty. The tots were good tho! They are what earn this place a single star for the food. Service and atmosphere were adequate."