Dan S. Raleigh, NC…read more I have been coming here for years. Not anymore. The staff was rude. I had one bartender yell at me and throw a drink in my face when all I wanted was a beer. I'm sorry Tom, but we're taking our group else wherein South Dakota next year.

Stopped at Frank Days based on the recommendation of relatives. We had lunch and the hamburgers,…read morechislics and fresh cut fries were outstanding. Over all weekly evening menu looked great and we will be back. Frank Day's has lots of history and friendly staff. Private rooms are available for special gatherings. Frank's two daughters runs the place now.

This is a dive bar... Former bank (vault door still here) and Old American Legion. Lots of…read morehistory and next to a lawn mower racetrack. They have full bar, poker & blackjack machines, new electronic dartboards and a poker table which I have been told is on Thursdays Nice people, don't expect high end but for what you get this place is great!

For those who were thinking (outhouse/toilet) Yes, you are right!!…read moreThis is a museum about the history of outhouses!! Amazing to get to experience this once in a lifetime and one of a kind museum.

I've gone to this place most of my life since I am a local. I've found the staff can be unfriendly,…read morethe bathrooms unclean and small and, the service time is inconsistent. The food isn't consistent either sometimes the food is well made and enjoyable and other times the food is less than desirable.

You never know what to expect in small towns but this was a great stop. Food is simple and but…read moregood, atmosphere is friendly.

Well that was yummy!! We stopped on the way back to western Nebraska from a conference in Omaha. We…read morewere looking for a stop for lunch and the reviews on the Cast Iron didn't lead us astray. We both had the half brisket salad, but splurged on the pickle chips. The food was delicious, on our table quickly, and the staff could not have been more friendly. Do yourself a favor and stop here if you are nearby!!

Always a great experience here !!! Staff is always excellent…read moreand it's always clean. Today I tried the burger of the month: Peanut Butter Burger It was delicious, although probably not for everyone But I thoroughly enjoyed it!!!

Good food. Fast service. Easy in and out. Not much to compare to in the neighboring area so enjoy.read more

For over a decade, Charley's Restaurant has been providing excellent customer service and delicious…read moremeals. The management and staff are helpful and friendly whenever I order food. I recommend this restaurant for anyone that appreciates their kind small town hospitality and good food too.

I was biking on the Cowboy Trail in Nebraska and this place is an oasis along the lonely trail and…read morehighway. Sometimes when you go to a small town bar or restaurant decked out in spandex with a biking helmet in hand, the locals look at you funny. Not this crowd (crowd of 6, I might add). They turned and looked and all said hello. We bellied up to the bar and a regular ended up putting our drinks on his tab. The bartender is busy but friendly. We had already eaten, but would have enjoyed the food they offer. For cyclists on the trail, this place has what you need. Air conditioning. A place to rest, a clean bathroom, and food to recharge. So glad we stumbled across this place!

So rude to our group! Yelling at us the whole time for everything we did. Would not recommend…read morebecause of Ruth's customer service

Quick service and friendly atmosphere! Elsie always has a smile for her customers. They have quite…read morethe menu for a small place but have a limited menu on Holidays.

It was a pilgrimage I had long intended to make, a journey to the smallest incorporated city in the…read moreUnited States. On the exterior, the town of Monowi, Nebraska, is an unremarkable wide spot in the road along Route 12 just south of the state's border with South Dakota. Only one, single resident remains. Upon my arrival, I met the famous mayor Elsie Eiler on the eve of her 90th birthday. She still makes her way down from her trailer to the restaurant every day, the same establishment she and her late husband Rudy have operated for over half a century. It's incredible she has the energy to keep the place running at her age, a spry woman short in stature who does the cooking and bartending all day every day. Being the only business open in town, excluding the free 5,000-book library around the corner, it's the obvious place to gather amidst the abandoned homes, crumbling vacant post office, and dilapidated church. If you're willing to make this worthwhile drive to remote Nebraska, the biggest surprise is that the food is actually very good! The pizzas are wonderful, defying all logic as to how such a delicious pie could be found so far from civilization. The menu offers a stunning selection of foods, all of which Elsie prepares, including two styles of hamburgers, five other sandwiches, and three different cuts of steak among several other options. They have a plethora of side dishes from tater tots and fries to gizzards and cheese balls, all at very reasonable prices!