Hmm kitschy coca-cola charm. The guy running the place was nice. The food is basic fryer food from…read moreSam's club. I had a steak phillie that missed the seasoning. My daughter grilled cheese was as expected. It's food and it's cheap. Still better than supporting a fast food joint. Ps it's CASH ONLY. No signs anywhere just a little surprise at check out.

Stopped by Bubba's for a quick lunch. Food and service was very good. If you're driving by and…read moreneed a quick lunch be sure to stop.

Food was actually excellent. My only issue is open kitchen and no one wearing any gloves in the…read morekitchen. Otherwise food was like a a home cooked meal

I grew up eating here and have great memories of the place. It's been a few years so I was excited…read moreto have a chance to stop in for breakfast while passing through town this morning. The place is exactly how I remember it. Small town hole in the wall charm upfront, dated attempt at upscale in back. Like a reverse mullet. But in a charming way. The waitress was friendly and she kept the coffee coming. The coffee was excellent and the best part of the meal. I got the chicken fried steak and eggs. They had brown gravy on request which is always a big plus in my book. (White gravy is just sausage stuck in flour paste in my book, but that might just be me) The eggs and toast were cooked perfectly and delicious. But the steak sadly was well overdone and the breaking burned black. As a result it was dry as can be and had a bitter burned taste. The gravy helped but we were 2 steps from cremation so not enough. The people I was with got an excellent omelette and a single pancake that was as big as a dinner plate. All great food on their report. I would go back in a heartbeat. Not going to hold 1 bad item against them. Plus for me the nostalgia was off the charts.

The pizza was amazing and the variety of beverages was great! Holly and the staff were very…read morewelcoming and the atmosphere was very enjoyable!

OK if there's ever been a reason to come to Nebraska this place is it! OK maybe that's being mildly…read moredramatic :) But seriously this is a 5 star place even in a big city. The fact that it is an oasis in the middle of cornfields is just a bonus. First of all the beer is good. Mostly mild, no doubt there for the big label drinkers, but a solid IPA Anchors it for those of us micro lovers. First time I went I did the 3 1/2 miles of gravel road on my triumph... and it was worth it. The next night I went back in my 4x4 so I could take home some pizza and gifts. So far I've had the three meat mac & cheese, pretzels and beer cheese are awesome, and I got to take home a chicken bacon Alfredo pizza, although I really wish I would've tried the sausage and kraut pizza, I might have to go back one more time. The service was outstanding, especially considering people are lined up throwin their money at these folks. Well done ladies

Rowdy's is your classic example of a small-town favorite. It has the look and feel of a church…read morebasement and was packed to the brim on a Saturday night. I had the reuben with tater tots. The reuben was the perfect size and salty, with just the right amount of meaty tang. The tater tots were a little overdone and seemed to have more breading in them than potato, though. My mom had the Elephant Ear, or chicken-fried steak (the dish for which Rowdy's is known), which also had a little too much breading on it. If you're feeling adventurous, you can try the Mountain Oysters on the appetizer menu. I haven't had them in a while but I would guess there is too much breading on those, too - although in that case, nobody's complaining!

They make the best patty melt I've ever had. Full of flavor and sooooo tasty. I will definitely go…read moreback again.

Down home, locally owned hamburger (and more) cafe. The building is historic from 1887, originally…read morebuilt to house railroad workers. The dining room isn't fancy - but fabulous with small town charm. The joint was hopping on Thursday night with hamburgers at half price! Local Clubs were having dinner meetings, gee, it was busy. We went with a group of friends and arranged ahead for several tables. The staff is super friendly and attentive. Food took a while to prep because they were so busy. I had a salad and a quarter pound bacon cheese burger. The burger was hearty made to order on a toasted roll. The bacon was perfectly crisp and cooked through. The salad was fresh. My husband had the half pound bacon cheese burger cheese burger with fries. He loved his burger. The menu also offers a variety of sandwiches. They serve beer (Bud, Coors, etc) and other non-alcoholic bevs. Pies looked good, but I did not try. They do not take credit cards so BRING CASH so you don't end up washing dishes. I live this place.

Good Food ,great family atmosphere ,must try the chicken Sunday buffet ,and the pies ,oh those pies…read more,amazing

Got a giant hamburger for a really good price!!! Everything was hot and fresh, the fries and onion…read morerings were great! Sooo much food for the money

We have no idea how the food is. Even though the hours posted on the door say 6:00 am - 8:00 pm,…read morethey shut the grill off at 7:30. We were met at the door and told to leave at 7:30. They wouldn't serve us. It might be great. Just be sure you get there an hour before "close."

Attention to detail for such a small town bar was note-worthy. For instance: frozen mugs for beer,…read moreand chilled salad plates. A lot of big city places don't even do that. We both got the hamburger steak special. Well seasoned and tasty with a hot baked potato and a roll. My only complaint was there was no mashed potatoes in the potato choice, especially with a hamburger steak. I guess I was thinking more Salisbury steak. So it ate a little dry, but it was still very tasty. Add some friendly waitresses and even friendlier locals who chatted with us and what's not to like about Bart's (FYI the place is now Bart's B&G).

Food is usually good . Seems a little overpriced for the area . Service is horrible . We waited for…read moreover an hour for our food that was supposed the be "the 30$ special" waitresses gave attitude when asked about our food , we were told that the kitchen was "busy" . If it takes over an hour to get you a medium rare steak and fries than something is seriously wrong . Little grill with big boy britches . Maybe stop packing in so many people that you can't even get an order out in a decent time . Ambiance is decent . But a pig wearing lipstick is still a pig. Very Small town bar with big city prices .

My mother always told me to never judge a book by its cover. So when you're driving down Highway 81…read moreand see an old gas station that's painted yellow with a parking lot full of people, you better make sure you slam on your breaks and make a stop! When you open the doors of Los Primos Mexican Restaurant you're greeted with smiles and authentic vibes. Even while being busy, the service was exceptional and very fast. Most importantly, the food itself could compete with any Mexican restaurant in the Midwest. I'm not kidding when I say this, I would drive out of my way to eat here. We will be back!

The food was awesome. We had the shrimp and Mexican rice bowl and it was the best I have ever had…read more The shrimp were huge and cooked just right. The corn and rice were a perfect compliment. I couldn't decide between that and the pork in green sauce, so the manager brought me some pork. It was great also, with a slight tangy aftertaste that was delightful. There was so much food that we ate til our stomach hurt.