Scheme Restaurant Bar - Salina

The food is excellent, and we really enjoy it. The service is great as well—the staff is friendly and always has a warm smile.

The pizza is fantastic! The atmosphere is delightful, enhanced by wonderful music. The waitstaff is dedicated to ensuring you have a great experience. Be sure to bring cash or a check, as credit cards may not be accepted. You might...

I've been coming to this restaurant since I was a kid, over 30 years ago. It's an eclectic spot and a must-visit in Salina. The only downside is that it's only open Thursday through Sunday. The pizza always exceeds my expectations!

Order their pizza just the way you like it! They have an incredible selection of fresh toppings and cheeses. The vintage cash register adds a unique touch to the atmosphere. The waitstaff is friendly and attentive. You can enjoy your meal while looking out through the glass or sipping from a bottle. It's a great spot for lunch, especially since there's a lot more going on in the evenings.

Upon entering, you’ll notice the venue has a rustic charm, complete with a sign indicating the northwest area, large paintings, and mounted animal heads adorning the walls. The yellow roses used as table centerpieces added a lovely touch, creating a friendly and inviting atmosphere. Be sure to inquire about the story behind them; many of the paintings contain hidden details, and the owner has shared letters from his great-grandparents, who had connections to historical figures like President Lincoln, Buffalo Bill, and others. You’ll definitely want to ask for more information! Now, the restaurant boasts that it serves the best pizza in town, so we had to put this claim to the test. Our server brought us honey for the crust after we finished our pizza, which they referred to as the ‘dessert pizza.’ While we felt it resembled more of a school-style pizza with a generous amount of cheese, it was still enjoyable. The food was good, and the drinks were well-mixed, but the unique atmosphere was truly the highlight of our visit in Kansas.