A Sunday drive doing a little antique shopping and decided to stop for lunch here because it was…read morementioned in the book Arkansas Dairy Bars: Neat Eats & Cool Treats by Kat Robinson. Cute Dairy bar / diner. It was a cold day, and they offered indoor seating, so we opted to order and sit inside. I had a cheeseburger with curly fries and a vanilla malt. My wife ordered the Frito Pie Salad and later a butterscotch sundae to go. Everything was delicious. The malt was very thick, which I understand is how most people like them. I prefer mine a little smoother, but I understand this is common. It was still tasty. My wife said her Frito Pie Salad was good, although there were a couple of large lettuce stumps she picked out. The only real issue is that the door didn't close and it was cold outside. Sat in a constant cold breeze.

I just want to know why a drink isn't included in the meal and the burger meal price is not…read moredisplayed on the menu

If you want a great breakfast burrito or a really good burger then Tonys Burgers is the lace to go…read more Food is cooked to order, is always fresh, hot and tasty. Prices are very reasonable and portions are good. There is pretty much always someone in line but they get through the line pretty quick.

Nothing fancy... It's similar to a food truck with burgers and sandwiches. The burgers aren't…read morefantastic, but they're good. The crinkle cut French fries are some of the best, especially if you get them cooked crispy. The steak sandwich was not what I expected at all, but it was pretty tasty as well. For the price, you can't really go wrong. Very nice and helpful employees. They told me that they have specials on Fridays that go all day instead of just part of the day. We got there just in time for the daily special. It's across the street from the motor vehicle office on the main road through Lincoln. Give them a try.

Came here on a recommendation from a co-worker while working here in Ozark. Ordered the special…read more Burger was juicy and cooked perfectly. Caramelized onions were great. Loved their fries. Hand cut in house. And the house made frie seasoning is phenomenal. I could eat it on everything. Service was fast and very friendly. A must to stop at when in the area. Check this place out.

Had lunch there today as we were passing through on our way out of town. Our food was really,…read morereally good. I got the sweet and spicy fried chicken sandwich and my husband got the hillbilly burger. They were both excellent. Fries are really good. We will definitely stop back by here if we come back through this way it's worth checking out.

The food is very good the portions are generous and compared to others in this zip code Burger Time…read moreElk River is #1. The service is Great, I have been here 4 times so the food brings me back. Ambiance it is small order inside and go out to your vehicle or one of the many tables out side and they bring your food to you.

Stopped by Elk River Burgers today and was pleasantly surprised. The burger was cooked just right…read morewith melted cheddar and crisp lettuce, and the fries were hot, fresh, and cut just the way I like them. You can tell they put care into making it a classic hearty meal. The atmosphere feels small town and welcoming with rocking chairs and flowers outside giving it a real front porch vibe that fits perfectly with the local charm. The tea was nasty and there were ants everywhere on the picnic table. You have to eat outside and the outdoor trash can was completely full which took away from the experience. A quick fix with more frequent clean up would make the place shine a lot more. Overall it is still a solid spot for a good old fashioned burger and fries and worth a stop if you are in the area and can't Wait a While

Amazing burger and fries! Came in for a basketball game and tried this place. Staff was really nice…read moreeven though we had UK gear on... Lol. Burger was huge and fresh and the fries were hand cut. Even better with fry sauce. Can't wait to go back

Our go to for a "fast" griddled burger, but it is done right! Fresh beef, freshly cut potatoes,…read morefresh toppings, cooked and topped to order. One combo is fries for 2-3 people and I'm a fan of griddled onions. Nice folks too!

This is one of those amazing "hole in the wall" type places you have to stop at during a road trip…read more Great food, good service, very reasonable prices, family of 5 ate for $44. We all got combo meals and still had leftovers. It did take about 15-20 minutes to get the food but it was cooked to order. I wish I'd had room to try the sweets! Maybe next time. Will definitely stop here again.

A top notch burger. Would come back for the burger for sure. Love a good food place in a small…read moretown. It took a chunk of time to get our food and there was only one other couple in front of us. (Not sure how this place would do in a lunch rush) The tots and onion rings were tasty but served with way too much fry oil still in them...perhaps upping your fry oil temp would help...also burnt flakes on tots and rings was telling me your fry oil is old... I want to say again though the burgers were amazing!

Middle of the road and bit pricey for what you get. My wife had the double cheeseburger, which was…read morepretty good. However, I ordered the chili dog, and the chili tasted really sweet, like it had sugar in it or something. While this may be something for some folks, was not exactly what I had in mind.

Was a little disappointed in this place. The price on the board was like $11 something and it rang…read moreup over $16. $17 for a burger and fries that was just ok was a let down. I probably won't go back.

Hugo's, much like Herman's Rib House is a Fayetteville tradition. Since the late 70's Hugo's has…read morebeen serving an eclectic American classic menu ( with some European influences). A well established hangout for Hog Fans especially on game day and you may even run into some Razorbacks legends while you are there. Pros: Consistent, quality food at a reasonable price. Great menu selection from crepes to steaks and everything in between. Cons: Hugo's is a basement restaurant location. This means seating is limited and the wait can be long. The stairs leading down to the restaurant can be hard to navigate if you are physically impaired, and depending on the day or time of the it can get quite noisy. If stairs, togetherness and nosiy spaces are not your thing, then this isn't the establishment for you. Overall, you can't go wrong with the food or hospitality, and if you're a Razorback fan, student, or alumni of the University of Arkansas dining here is a right of passage. Highly recommended Hugo's... come be a part of a Fayetteville tradition!

Went with some friends and my son, plus their two kids. Everyone LOVED their food!! Their burgers…read moreare simply some of the best you will find and will just melt in your mouth. The place is always busy so prepare for a 30-40 minute wait as we went on a Monday during the summer break and they were still busy around 7pm. The place has been around since 1917??? so everyone wants to try an ole' original while in town. It is in the basement so low ceilings and it is fairly noisy but the place is worth it as it is all part of the nostalgia. Their desserts are worth saving room for. The apple pie and mint ice cream are my favs!!

If you are up for a drive I not cattle country and your hungry, this is your destination. Recommend…read moreby a friend this place is worth the drive. Old country store feel and rustic decor. The food is fantastic! We had the special 12oz ribeye with 2 sides and a salad, and the 16oz hamburger steak with one side. Well seasoned and well prepared steaks, sides were really good (brown beans are worth the drive) good prices and all served with a smile. Food all came out on time as ordered. Great service. Is it fancy? Nope, is it a destination for a great meal? Absolutely

Wow, what a little gem. Great food, great service from very friendly servers, all in a restaurant…read moredecorated to resemble a country barn. We will be back!

100% okay with the slightly over 2-hour ride. Couldn't be more hidden. Yet still a full parking lot…read morewhen we arrived. This small building is about 130 years old, and the there's a modernized 1890's vibe here, playing 1970's music overhead. I'm not sure what I liked better: my bacon cheeseburger or my slice of chocolate pie. The burger was two (seemingly) mini meatloaves, perfectly seasoned, topped with fresh lettuce, tomato, onions and pickles. The cheese was bubbly. I found the bun somewhat weak for the job it was trying to hold together. Collapsed into itself at one point. The bacon was fine (isn't it always!), but just not my favorite. The home-made fries were potatoey perfection. My grandmother passed around 1982. If she were still here, I'd be forced to tell her someone makes a better chocolate pie than her. At least I avoided the cussing and getting walloped by a broom. The crust was buttery and of perfect firmness. The chocolate cream was covered in heavenly whipped cream, I assume homemade. Will absolutely be coming back in the Fall, for the leaf show. And a burger. And that pie. Great staff also. Very welcoming, including the owner.

I see what all the hype is about. A great relic of the past that serves wonderful food. I had the…read moresteak and cheese sandwich that came with a drink and homemade fries. Think a Philly Cheese Steak on Texas Toast. Perfect with a lot of slivered steak, melted cheese, and plenty of green peppers and onions! The fries were piping hot and cooked perfectly. It's worth the drive!