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Gutch's Bar & Grill - Wood Fired Pizza

111 W 7th
Box 429
Hays KS 67601
Ph: 785-623-4088
Fax: 785-625-4480
gutchs@sbcglobal.net
gutchspizza.com

A family friendly restaurant located in historic downtown featuring wood fired pizza.

Gutch's Bar & Grille is a family owned and operated business that opened in downtown January 2004. The wood-fired pizza is their signature item on the menu but they serve everything from burgers to pasta. Enjoy a smoke-free dining experience in a Tuscan atmosphere. Owners Ken and Diane Gottschalk invite you in to their restaurant for great food and to have a drink. Seating capacity = 150, Separate partitioned group seating = 60.

11:00am - 2:00pm & 4:30 pm -11pm M-F; 11am-11pm Sat. Closed Sun

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Hays, KS Museums

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