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!!!!!!

We were thinking about going out to eat at Applebee's but we found this place after going to the…read morefrontier Village. We decided to try this restaurant and it happened to be a Thursday night special. They offered a full rack of ribs with French fry's and coleslaw for only $9.95 we were told we could order drinks and have them up on the upper deck overlooking Buffalo country. So we ordered two drinks! To my surprise the bill was only $28.00 for two cocktails and two dinners. It was one of the best rib dinners I've ever had. Kudos to this restaurant. And to top it all off we had a very nice waitress.

The best ramen in North Dakota! I've eaten ramen al over Asia and this is the best in the US for…read moresure!! And the waiter is sweet and knowledgeable!!

A sweet slice of Americana in hometown USA. I came in for a grab and go breakfast sandwich and they…read moredid not disappoint. Came out quickly and deliciously, with eggs, ham and cheese piled high on a soft and savory croissant.

Yup this is the spot. Cute dive bar with lots of personality. Crusty bartender, weird stuff on the…read morewalls, games in the back room. This is the bar to stop at when in Jamestown.

First off the vibe is good at this place. The music was on point and decor was great…read more The problem was the bartender. We came in to celebrate our friends 21st birthday and my girlfriend went up to the bar to get drinks. A small blond guy came to take her order, she asked for 3 "sweet drinks" of his recommendation. He said 'I don't have time for this' and stomped away. The other bartender was better but if you are looking for a place with great bartenders, this isn't it.

Nice small-town bar and grill -very friendly folks that know how to make a mean burger. It's kid…read morefriendly till 9 with a pool table, touch tunes and an ATM (it is cash only). They have pizza, Philly sandwiches, wings with a ton of different sauces and hand-pattied burgers.

First off it's a nice little bar, second I was drinking pop as I was the driver. We went to step…read moreoutside for a cigarette and the top step is narrower than a regulation step and very poor lighting.....yep you guessed it, my foot slipped of the narrow top step and I fell on the rest of the concrete steps. Smashed my knee, elbow, ankle and pulled three muscles. Beware!!!!! Their answer? Not our problem! Really? How but I send you my dr. Bills?

I got the Country Breakfast it was pretty good. Food came out really fast for one chef , interior…read morewas pleasant with a warehouse type roof and a cool decorative wall. Bathroom had warm running water when I washed my hands. If you're ever thinking about growing the garden, they have free seeds of all kinds. Honestly, the chocolate milk was probably one of the best chocolate milks I've ever had.

What a great little spot virtually in the middle of nowhere, otherwise known as North Dakota. We…read morespent the night in Fargo and there were lots of breakfast places but my son insisted we drive an hour and a half to the tiny town of Medina (Ma-dine-uh) for breakfast. He frequents this cafe when he is in the area duck hunting. The outside is bedraggled and the decor/atmosphere was exactly what you would expect for the setting. The only other patrons were the local priest and a gaggle of church ladies. The menu was small but covered all the basics of breakfast. Mom and I had eggs, toast, and a meat while DD had pancakes. She tried to order 3 but the waitress advised her they were big. When they arrived she was glad she hadn't ordered three. She could barely finish the two. They were the thick fluffy pancakes you'd expect from such a home town sort of place. The coffee was hot, satisfying and our cups were always full. My son advised that at dinner they serve you ice cream or cake as part of the meal. There were some goodies for sale and DD picked a peanut butter and chocolate rice krispie bar for a snack down the road. It was very tasty! If you find yourself in tiny quiet town of Medina stop by and try this blast from the past. W