A tiny little truck stop that looks more like a convenience store. I had been told by another…read moredriver that I HAD to get a burger here so we stopped. Oh My Goodness!!! The Mushroom Swiss with buttery Garlic Dough wrapped hunk of amazing was perfect. The regular burgers are no big deal but they also make burgers wrapped in dough and they are perfectly cooked and oh so tasty. I want to get routed this way a lot. I will stop and eat here every time I can.

Honestly it's the best liquor store ever they don't serve food unless you like bags of chips to go…read morethe service was always awesome if i needed help someone was always there .the ambience was about average at best you get your smokes your booze and you're gone I used to pick up a copy of hustler magazine occasionally those were good nights it may be gone but never forgotten I miss the toddy shop as for the ambience I can't really remember if there was much to speak of so I honestly couldn't tell you that it wasn't a restaurant it was a liquor store best one I'd been in. If it were still open I'd recommend the toddy shop to all great snacks great smokes and awesome booze. I used to buy a case of beer and the occasional penthouse or hustler magazine that was how I celebrated my paydays from work Budweiser and hustler what a combo

With a name like the "Toddy Shop", I have to give it four stars. Their beer cave has a good…read moreselection of brands, and is definitely the oasis for a beer snob who finds themselves in Ne City for a month!

The ice cream, the service, and the shop is amazing! We stopped here after helping a friend move…read moreinto her new home to get a little treat! We were beyond blown away. All the staff working the day we came were so kind and patient with us since it was our first time. It was really cool because everyone seemed to know each other so it had a hometown friendly feel. The ice cream was amazing!!! I got a banana royale and my son had a brownie sundae! We were happily surprised by the size because they were so big! Food is served here as well but we just came in for the ice cream. Let me tell you, they serve a large cone here and it is MASSIVE! I wish I would have gotten a photo of that! I mean think about a corn dog you get at the fair, that is the size of this ice cream cone! So cool and fun. We will definitely be stopping in again soon!

Small-town prices, big-town taste. 94 cents for a "small" dish of ice cream, which was pretty big…read more Family was happy.

Eleventh Street Creamery knows how to deliver when it comes to variety. They have lots of ice cream…read moreoptions, plenty of toppings, flavor bursts, and more to customize your treat. I tried the Chocolate Caramel Twist.. It was just okay for me--it tasted more like a chocolate shake with a squirt of caramel on top than a true chocolate-caramel swirl. One thing I really appreciated was the very small kid-size option. It was still plenty big for kids, making it a great value. The shop was clean, and the staff was friendly. Overall, it's a nice place with lots of choices, especially if you enjoy customizing your dessert.

Great value. Staff is friendly and prompt. Delicious ice cream with quite a few options. The decor…read moreis also a nice touch. Welcoming with plenty of space. They have even done a good job with the challenge of parking. It's a repeat for sure.

Came to Nebraska city today for the last day of applejack festival. We always stop at Kimmel first…read more Boys and i absolutely love their apple cider donuts and apple cider. Truly the best we have had. We already look forward to next year.

Great place to go and explore and learn about wine making with honey. They also have the Apple…read moreorchards and a store where they sell all of the products they make on site.

I got a yummy blended chai with a shot of espresso. Enjoyed a friendly conversation and got…read moredirections to a nearby gas station. Very welcoming and friendly spot!

Advertised open at 630a but were not. Sign in window said 7a, but we didn't have the time to wait…read more Will return another time and day.

They are a great small town pharmacy with a diner inside. The staff are great, very attentive…read more Make simple sandwiches and soups, have some amazing ice cream!

In addition to the annual PRCA Rodeo every August, Sidney a small Iowa town, 45 miles south of…read moreCouncil Bluffs, has another claim to fame. Penn Drug has been in business since before the civil war, owned and operated by the same family. In addition to a full service pharmacy, Penn Drug has an old fashioned 'soda fountain" where you can get authentic, hand made malts. sodas, phosphates and floats. Like many "old style" Drug Stores (before the"big box" invasion) Penn's carries a little bit of everything. You'll often find 91 year old Bill Penn still behind the pharmacy counter, filling prescriptions as he has since the 50's. Never too busy to answer questions about your medications or discuss current affairs in our little town, Bill is a community icon! Whether you're in the area for "Iowa's Championship Rodeo" or a leisurely picnic at Waughbonsie State Park (with magnificent views of the Missouri river bottom from the scenic overlook). A trip to Penn Drug for a malt or a soda, hand made and simply delicious, is a must in a visit to an often overlooked corner of Iowa, less than an hours' drive from the Omaha/Council Bluffs metro area. Check it out, you'll love it!

I love Arbor Day Farm! We have visited here for staycations and day trips! Just 40 minutes from…read morehome it's a beautiful ride if you take route 75. We love walking the massive grounds. From trails, to tree tops, exploring the lodge, the hazelnut fields, and even the water park There is so much to do and see, bonus: smell. It's the perfect spot to celebrate an occassion, spend the day with the family, or just get away from the city. This is my happy place for sure!

The Arbor Day Farm hosted the Apple Jack festival which was very fun full of vendors, Apple picking…read moreand flower picking, cider and wine tastings as well! We parked at the local high school and walked over to the festival. My only suggestion is to be prepared to pay for activities, even the barn market required an entry fee to shop the vendors. Xo, -BB