Great ribeye! If you're traveling I-94, skip national brands and support this cool local bar and…read morerestaurant.

An unpretentious bar on the side of the road almost made me move on. But we were hungry and there…read morewas nothing else close by the highway. We were pleasantly surprised and had a good meal, including a big bowl of homemade barley soup. The owner made. She told us her business participates in dart competitions and people come from all over the area

My husband and i stopped in for quick night cap. The bar had plenty of alcohol to choose from and…read moreJoey the bartender took great care of us! We met a few friendly locals and the place had a nice clean vibe to it. I would definitely recommend stopping in with friends and family!

First night in town and we needed a nice cold one to unwind…read more We headed to this bar/tiki bar/gambling room/pool bar. You name it. They got it. They have 16 beers on tap, and 8 of them were different versions of Budweiser. Damn they like their Budweiser out here. I just can't drink it. Call me a beer snob, but I refuse to drink piss water. They have the typical bar food here, and all pretty decent. Nothing to phone home about though. But when you're hungry and need a nice cold beer, this place will hit the spot. They also have some live music on some nights and I remember singing along to some old Neil Diamond's song. The outdoor seating is nice and when the weather cooperates, I suggest sitting outside. It just almost feels like home...

Good wings, burnt ends, (I usually ask for light sauce) and pattymelt. Great service! One of our…read moreusual lunch spots and when we have family in town.

Driving West Coast to New England and needed a RV site for the night. Only 20 bucks with PassPort…read moreAmerica with FHU with lots of elbow room. Food was great, I had the chicken fried Steak and wife had a half pound burger. Not a bad thing to say about this place & will stop again.

Pro- Big, tasty burgers with fresh, homemade buns…read more Con- 3 or 4 unsupervised kids running, yelling, climbing on pool table, etc.

Above average small town bar and grill. The owner Dean is a friendly guy and the beer is cold and…read morethe food is freshly prepared. The chicken wild rice soup was awesome.

In town for business. Went to check it out. Very busy for a Tuesday. Had a couple of cold beers and…read morethe 8 oz. New York strip with 3 fried shrimp. Very cheap eats. Great taste. Friendly staff. Don't expect a quick dinner, go in relax, and enjoy

The 16 ounce serious is so tough it's hard to eat. Don't order medium unless you want it well…read morecooked and even burnt. The worst part of the dinner was the help. The coleslaw was at least 3 or 4 days old. And even worse was the response from the help. She told me well it's free with the meal there's nothing I'm going to do about it.... Yes that's what the lady that took my order told me.... What The Fuck?? At the end after I paid and even after everything was not satisfactory I still gave a 4 dollar tip and she comes back and said, she couldn't believe that was all the tip she got. And even to make things worse there was a bunch of other workers right there, no one said anything. She even told us to get out and OMG ON TOP OF EVERYTHING SHE MADE US LEAVE OUT THE BACK DOWN THOSE CRAZY STEPS. THIS WAS THE ABSOLUTELY WORSE EXPERIENCE I HAVE EVER HAD TRYING A RESTAURANT OUT THAT I HAVE HEARD SO MANY GOOD THINGS ABOUT.... I WILL NEVER GO BACK AND IN NO WAY RECOMMEND GOIN TO!!!!!!

This bar is outstanding. Service here is great and you…read morealways feel welcome and taken care of. Amazing food too with creative specials and awesome quality. A rotating beer list completes the picture and has something in store even for craft beer lovers! Great for Bison games as well!

Service was above and beyond and a person cannot go wrong with their burgers. A must stop.read more

Located in Lakota, N.D. right off of and visible from hwy 2 Sunlac inn Lakota is a very cool…read morehangout spot kind of easy to miss with our busy everyday lives. But it is a long brick building that was built in the 60's by locals and runs long way from East to West. It has two flag poles out front one with American flag and second with North Dakota flag, if you look you will find it located right East of Dollar General. I've previously was employed by the business almost a year ago its been already time sure does fly by when you're busy living. But like the first review states I agree with, you can not find any better food while I was employed there. They have some local competition now a days but I wish the best for everybody local to thrive. They do have 10 electronic pull-tab machines to play on but unfortunately do not any longer have the black jack available :( that table brought in a lot of business was sad to see it go. The newer staff (manager Marla, and possible assistant manager Calvin, bartender Tyler & Aaron, front desk Paul & Mark, & housekeepers Margie and family, plus cook Aj) are very sweet and friendly people. Always nice smiles and warm welcomes that makes you feel right at home! I myself no longer drink alcohol but do remember many many many good memories in this building and will never forget the friendships I have made along the way. It's a 3 in 1 business, it is a motel/cafē/bar all in one. It's the perfect hide out/getaway that will leave you with an amazing experience in my opinion. Hunters come and book rooms weeks in advance every year starting from Oct 1st to Dec 1st. That is their busiest time of year bar none. But they are very loyal and return every year, over the years I've built friendships & memories with alot of them also. I miss that alot :( but my journey at this business has unfortunately ended do to lack of sobriety. I miss it everyday and wish things turned out differently and that is the honest truth. Go and support these people and you will not regret it I promise. You will have memories for years to come! Tell them that the old bartender Joshua Linskie sent you and they will take care of you Lol... thank you and don't forget to stay humble my friends and Godspeed to us all!

The best restaurant in a 30 mile radius easy. Staff can be grumpy before they get their coffee. But…read moreall together they're alright. Has a bar in the back and hotel rooms on the side. Not many hotels in big cities could compete with the food these guys cook up.

You are a hunter seeking pheasants, ducks, deer, or an excuse to get away from the house and…read morewondering where do I get a refreshment. You have a friend of a friend that said go to Robinson and now your wondering WTH do I do there? You are a tourist/wandering nomad thinking there's gotta be a reason to stop somewhere in the vast endless prairie land of North Dakota. You seek the meaning of life, a writer looking for inspiration, or maybe just someone to talk to. You are a local. Liar! You wouldn't be reading this. Ok, additional need to know items. If it's dark out and you blink, you'll literally drive right by this town without realizing. The locals don't wear cowboy hats. Yeah, yeah, there's pictures, out of state regulars. Cash, United States currency in small denominations please. Flash a Benjamin and you're impressing no one unless your buying a lot of beer for yourself and everyone in the bar. But you do get to ring the bell! Ring it like you have a pair or you get the buy another round. Repeat as necessary but it's more fun to roll dice for rounds. Looking for fancy mixed drinks or micro brews? Bismarck is an hour away. Are you a foodie? Hope you like pizza or go to Carol's. So why come here? It looks like another one bar town and there's plenty in North Dakota. You want a sterile modern bar go to Tuttle or Pettibone. You go to Hanson's for beer in a can, the stories, and history in the making. The summer events, especially Kidder County Classic dirt bike race, truck pull, and the 2-day music Center Fest (campers welcome). Conversation with genuine people. Bill Bender. There's a unique story behind most of the decor in the bar and depending on the day and maybe a Jackson he'll tell you. Everything from The Wall Street Journal, identified as a state landmark, CBS Morning news, the town trebuchet, the ICDC, Dale Watson, chicken sh** bingo, the birth place of spoken word karaoke, and so much more. He's also got the fastest modern WiFi in the area. People from around the world have been here and they'll remember the experience for the rest of their lives. So stop reading, get driving, and join their ranks.

Hanson's Bar is an original in every way. Danny has been behind the bar since before I was born in…read more1968 and you won't find a better bartender anywhere. Highly recommended!

The food was okay but I'll give it a 5 as the menu is large and the prices are very low. In fact…read morewhen looking at the menu pics on this profile, I can see they haven't changed the prices in four years. Maybe the locals would feel different but it seems like they should charge more. We had the walleye (choice of breaded or grilled; soup or salad; potato, toast or dinner roll), shrimp (13 pieces) and rodeo burger. We also got a cream cheese pecan pie to go as we were full. Next visit maybe we'll try to get there for breakfast.

Service is great and staff was attentive. Menu is varied…read more Good breakfasts overall. Lots of locals eat here.