A friend and I ended up here on a Friday night after the place in Madison SD was closed. The food…read morewas hot and all the dishes were full! In my book, that makes for a positive buffet experience. They've been open for years (I used to go to SDSU and thought it was good back then) and I can see why it's still a local fav. Reasonable price with good options. The only downside is that some of the booths were in need of TLC and they use disposable plates/silverware. That doesn't bother me at all but some people may feel some type of way about it so just sharing that tidbit!

We will never drive again to this restaurant. Twice we've made a 50 mile drive and twice it's been…read moreclosed. I checked online this morning and it said opening at 11:30 am. At least have the decency to post as closed the month of July. If you're planning to go here I'd call ahead as they aren't very reliable. Also it's Arts in the Park weekend when thousands of visitors will be in town. You'd think they'd want to capitalize on bonus customers.

Ordered drive thru for 6 people. Order was correct, and the food was solid. Great interstate…read morestopping point.

Hardees is sort of my secret place. When I am unburdened by a car full of people and need something…read moreto eat in a hurry, I will sneak over to the drive through a get a couple small hamburgers. They are always fresh and tasty. They are not the least expensive fast food place in town and service quality can be spotty, but those small hamburgers are really good.

Before I say why Jimmy John's is good, let me explain why even though Subway is good, Jimmy John's…read moreis better. I went to subway and got two six inches because I'd have to be a hypocrite to critique an unknown subject. Anyways, I got the chicken teriyaki with 3 cheeses, and steak and cheese with--you guessed it, cheese. I also added banana peppers to it. Toasted each one. I liked both, but because it doesn't come with its own stuff like when you say "x sandwich" at Jimmy John's, it forces the taster to make their own combination. Fewer than 5% of people have professional cooking experience and it subjects the ignorant with the enormous task of making a sandwich and balanced and unique flavors. Simply asking for a steak and cheese yields only steak and cheese, where it needs more but relies on the orderer's knowledge of flavor. Most people over time will indeed make their own combination that tastes good enough to not warrant a new experiment of flavors, but this means that before this, multiple unsatisfactory experiences must occur. Jimmy John's makes a good decision for you, the first time around. Jimmy John's--treats you right. Also to add on the side: these sandwiches are so portable and easy to pick up. I went on a walk around my neighborhood yesterday just holding a Jimmy Sandwich because I deserved a good sandwich.

Stopped at JJ which i normally love and sumo issues. This location rushes with the order and…read morebefore i can finish with my order sandwich is made and no time to say toasted. Will remind myself to avoid this location!

One of the cleanest, friendliest places I've been to in a very long time. Especially for a quick…read moreserv rest. Food was hot and fresh not to mention fast. Well done see you in the fall

forgot my nuggets took a exceedingly long time and my food was cold. And when I went inside to get…read moremy nuggets the workers were yelling about tarrifs and almost completely ignored me

Decided to meet up with an old friend for breakfast on my way out of town. They made the…read morerecommendation, and thankfully, I was not disappointed. It was the weekend and breakfast appeared to be served all day. The menu is old-school and no-nonsense -- simple diner staples and exactly the kind of items you would expect from a place like this. The food itself was excellent and easily the highlight of the visit. There is not much in the way of ambiance, and the restaurant itself is fairly small, so it can get loud when busy. That said, the service was quick and genuinely friendly. Overall, a solid classic breakfast spot that focuses more on good food than atmosphere -- and honestly, that works just fine here.

My wife, toddler, and I stopped in breakfast while we were traveling across the state. We had…read moreFrench toast with sausage links, chicken fried steak with hashbrowns, gravy, and English muffins. Everything was excellent, and we would definitely stop here again.

What a hidden gem. Portions were huge and really good. The salad bar had a very nice variety,…read morewith everything looking and tasting fresh. The macaroni and potato salads were on the sweeter side but were tasty. Chili was great and the other bean soup also tasted a little sweeter but was good. Definitely worth the drive for the food AND the friendly staff! Not overly expensive and we all took food home!

The perfect restaurant in a small town. Showed up on a Saturday night, right at open and the place…read morewas already half full. Excellent service and small town vibe. Incredible soup/salad bar and food. My prime rib was AMAZING. From someone who lives near the cities, I loved the cheap price. Definitely worth a detour if you are out in that area.

The Cafe is always set with beautiful fresh flowers at every table. Today we tried breakfast…read more Everything was fresh and delicious. I had the veggie omelette with gluten free toast. Good news for those of us with celiac, they have a dedicated toaster and understand the need to keep it dedicated gluten free!! Order at the counter and they bring the food to you. They have some gluten free treats but I didn't try anything today. Everyone at my table enjoyed their food.

After planning to meet someone at Old Market and finding out they were closed that day, my lunch…read moredate suggested this cafe. She had been here several times before and was a fan, but this was my first time. I perused the menu, but she kept recommending the pasta. It's actually a pretty neat menu; they have a pasta dish for different regions of the world. The French pasta is Spinach Dill, the Greek pasta has tomatoes and feta and black olives, etc. So that's cool. I ordered the Greek pasta and thoroughly enjoyed it. I asked for the half portion and I still couldn't finish it, so you could easily share a plate with someone if you wanted to. The other perk of my meal was the water. It's self-serve and has cucumbers and/or lemons in it. Nummmmmmmy! The dessert was magical. My lunch date picked out some baklava and shared it with me. Good gracious... like a celebration of cinnamon! Four stars for the food, five stars for the desserts, but ultimately I went with a three-star rating. I value "the experience" at a restaurant, including the ambiance and decor and vibe, and a cafe attached to a children's museum (although awesome) does not leave me inspired. That being said, it's great that they have such a fine quality eatery available for the families to eat at after a day at the museum!

Good place to eat if your in the area! I love the Fact that they have gas. Some times I forget to…read morefill up in town and nice for the boat and movers since its right by the house. And I always get a Sioux City soda. Bait, tackle, Gas, food, It's all there. I even got a ski rope for the boat the other day. I'm Glad their in the community and hope they have a good year.

Went for a drive on a Saturday morning and ended up at Lakeview restaurant for breakfast. We…read moreordered typical northern-midwest breakfast including eggs, sausage, pancake, hashbrowns and toast. It took a little longer than expected to get our food but the over-easy eggs were fine and the pancake was excellent. The toast was toward the burnt side which happens to be how we like it, although not ordered that way. The hashbrowns appeared to originate from frozen, not fresh but that is typical for the area. The restaurant is connected to a convenience store that operates a doorbell each time the door is opened. If you can put up with frequent 'ding-dong' during your meal it won't bother you. The bathrooms are quite small, one-person only, which is odd because the restaurant also contains a bar. Prices were a little high for a typcial breakfast diner but Lakeview is in a tourist-oriented area so they charge a little more. The wait staff was friendly and appeared to check back with customers frequently. I would go there again.