The food was exactly what we were looking for! It really takes you back. You don't find diners like…read morethis anymore! The service was fast and friendly.

I liked how, even if you eat inside, you call in your order from a retro-style phone receiver at…read morethe table. The food? A different story. Cheeseburger was micro-sized and likely just taken from the freezer with a slice of what appeared to be Velveeta cheese inside a semi-stale bun. Tasteless. Ham salad on white bread that might have been made on the premises. Decent but certainly not remarkable. Listless fries, barely warm. The place was jammin' though. And everybody, I think, knew everybody else. I liked that. It's called "legendary" and I bet a bunch of local folks believe it is. I'd hit up Runza or Wendy's instead.

Very cool restaurant located off the beaten path in the old train station. Service was great! Food…read morewas excellent. All Nebraska beef. Perfectly prepared. We will be back

My friends and I were really looking forward to an evening where we could catch up, visit, and…read moreenjoy a good meal together. We chose The Station on a Saturday night and weren't surprised when we were told there would be about a 30-minute wait. We told the hostess we were going to the bar to have a drink while we waited for our table. After waiting 45 minutes, we checked on our table only to be told that because they saw us sitting at the bar, they had given our table away. No one came to let us know it was ready, despite us asking them to. That was incredibly disappointing. Since we had already waited so long, we decided to stay and order food at the bar, hoping another table would open up. Unfortunately, we were never offered a table even though the restaurant was now less than half full. We were never seated at a table for our meal. The six bar stools were arranged in a straight line, and I ended up at one end of the bar. Between the distance and the loud noise level, I couldn't even carry on a conversation with four of my friends--the very reason we had gotten together. The service continued to disappoint. Our group of six ordered at the same time, yet four meals were served first. The last two of us, who had each ordered hamburgers, didn't receive our food until after the other four had completely finished eating. No explanation was offered, and no one attempted to make the situation right. To add to the frustration, two of us ordered the exact same drink, but they were served in noticeably different-sized glasses while we were both charged the same price. The food itself was good and offered some unique menu options, which is the reason I'm giving more than one star. However, the overall experience was frustrating. What should have been a fun evening catching up with friends turned into a series of disappointments. Good food can only make up for so much when the service and overall experience fall this short. Sadly, after this experience, I'm not sure I'll be returning defiantly not with more than three people.

I was traveling thru on a Sunday and found out this was the only place open. I was amazingly…read morelucky. BY FAR the best hamburger and lasagna I've ever had. It is worth the trip to go to this warm, friendly very lovely bar.

Great place to go for some food and a cold brewski. The owners are great people as wellread more

Hojo's is the latest iteration of the local bar/cafe/gathering place in Holbrook, previously named…read moreSmitty's, Wayne's (I think), plus some other names over the past 40 years I've been going there, and it hasn't changed too much during that time. During the day it serves as a spot for farmer's to gather and play cards when it rains (and sometimes when it doesn't) and drink coffee in the morning, then quick dinners at noon (note: in this area "dinner" is at Noon, and "supper" is in the evening). It's the only place you can eat in town so you can't be too picky. They have a nice menu of lunch and dinner items, most of it fried or meat of some kind, but a few salads and other things. Frankly the quality of the food mirrors who's cooking at the time, sometimes excellent, sometimes not-so-much-so, but usually pretty good. I think they have a Mexican food night too, and usually a daily special. But it's mostly a bar, even with a little "off-sale" section in the back to buy beer or liquor to go. In the evenings it's again a gathering place for locals, this time primarily to eat, drink, and socialize. While the patrons during the day are mostly older, the younger crowd can come out at night...sometimes. Regardless you may get some long looks when you enter and are unfamiliar, but everyone is always friendly and accommodating when we've visited (having six local brother-in-laws in the early days helped me assimilate a bit but I digress...). It doesn't cost a lot to eat or drink here. You can have dinner for two (sorry - Supper) plus a couple of drinks each for about $30. And if you make some new friends (and you will) you'll probably find you won't owe anything for drinks at the end of the night. It's not the fanciest place around, but it's homey, fun, small town America at it's best, and worth it just to check it out.

Need to change up your fries just look at dishes coming back with none gone very greasy won't…read morerecommend this restaurant

The food has good presentation, age great flavor. The service is fast and friendly. The atmosphere…read moreis chill, there is quiet music playing. The place is clean and put together. Stop by if you have the chance!

Stopped on our way through for a quick lunch, options for american food and oriental food. We…read morestarted off with mac & cheese bites which I wasn't able to get a picture of - 1 because they were good, 2 there was only 5 bite size pieces and it was supposed to be an appetizer. Our waitress was really nice and helpful! Overall a cute little restaurant, very cozy vibes and a good stop the only thing we were sad about were the mac & cheese bite portions:(

I like small town diners, and am excited when I find the gems out there, but this one can be…read moreskipped. Went here a few weeks ago for breakfast and ordered something simple -- it was served as a sloppy burnt mess on the plate yet was somehow raw in the middle. I get that sometimes mistakes slip out of the kitchen but if the food is clearly burned and not even in one piece and they serve it anyway, that's all you really need to know about the quality of the diner. Side note - The public bathroom requires you to walk through an active food prep area (!), which incidentally doesn't look so great. Bizarre.

This place is great! Eggs perfectly cooked and great hash browns! Service is outstanding! Was…read morepassing through while traveling and made to feel like I was in my hometown!

We just had a great experience of breakfast foods here. B, Jerry B, and myself. Various eggs,…read moresausage, bacon, hash browns, and pancakes. Sausage was huge portion and blackened perfectly. All more than any of us could eat. This is old-school version of what breakfast can be and we like. Apparently lots of other people also.

We had to go to the register twice to ask for something never seen our waitress even had to get our…read moreticket from the front. The food was gross.

Great food, excellent friendly service. Beaver City is lucky to have this place! We will…read moredefinitely be back.

Food is amazing and service outstanding, you have to come here if in the area, awesome cocktails.read more