Where do I start? This place recently reopened and it should have stayed closed. The new owners…read morekept the name but not the quality. Service was slow and awful. Both drinks from the bar were gross. (Bloody Mary & blended margarita) we ordered spinach dip as an appetizer and when it came the server didn't bring chips or bread or anything else. So strange. None of the food was worth eating much less paying for, the bill was almost $100 for the four adults and one child. My advice, just drive on by.

Just walked out after sitting in there for 15 minutes without so much as a look by the wait staff…read more Do yourself a favor and drive right past.

A plain local bar that happens to also have a plain local restaurant attached. I checked, just your…read morestandard beer selection here, but I arrived (just in time) for the food. My waitress was nice, we had some nice conversation as the evening went into closing hours, but the food was not really what I hoped for. Gizzards were overdone and the "Iowa Cutlet" was just a solid slab of pork, also overdone with barely any flavor. On the plus side land the excellently seasoned and crispy potato wedges and the best grilled veggies I've ever had. Sauced so well. So in the end... I wanted to eat something that felt local. There are a number of Mexican places in town that likely offer better food and better ambiance. At least the waitress was generous with her friendly service.

Awesome food and their prime rib is great. Our ER doc has to work at the hospital a few nights per…read moreweek and eats dinner here every time he is in town and loves it. I also love their corn nugget appetizers amazing.

Everything was excellent including the service. Worth the drive to Dow city, Ia . The pork…read moretenderloin was delicious. The pepper rings was good too. But what hit the spot was the funnel fries. Drizzled with chocolate powdered sugar and strawberries was over the top.

Honestly, one of the worst experiences we've had. The restaurant was not busy at all, and there…read morewere two people working, yet my family and I sat there for about 10 minutes without anyone acknowledging us. It was seat-yourself, but we weren't given menus, no one came over to take our order, and we weren't even greeted or told that someone would be with us. We sat there watching the employees walk around while completely ignoring us. After 10 minutes of being treated like we weren't even there, we decided to leave. If you can't even acknowledge customers when your restaurant is practically empty, there's really no reason for us to come back. Extremely disappointing and terrible customer service.

Stumbled on this gem by accident. We were a party of 6…read moreeveryone said the food amazing. Best HB I have eaten in forever. Service was fantastic. Oh, and did I mention the food was phenomenal. Will definitely eat there next time we are in the area.

I came here 5 years ago and my experience wasn't great. Tonight it was wonderful. Calamari is…read moretasty. Grilled shrimp with fluffy rice and fresh seasonal zucchini, amazing. My husband's ribeye, cooked perfectly medium rare. The chocolate cake my son got was decadent. The lemon drop martini was a bit strong. The service was great. Glad to have something nice to try here in our small town.

If you're traveling to or fro along I-80, this is a remarkably good stop…read more It's the very best of the Midwest--large portions, low prices, and friendly service. Its an unpretentious place in the middle of nowhere. We tried the burgers--which were awesome--but checked out other plates and I dont think there's a bad choice on the menu.

Dad and I were on a road trip to see the UPRR Museum in Downtown Council Bluffs. We figured that…read morewe'd have lunch near there, but it was lunch time at Neola, and after a stop at the nearly Kum & Go, I found Buck Snort via a Yelp search. And after a short drive, we arrived at this cool little restaurant in small town Downtown Neola. As it turns out, this place is part of a local chain with other locations in 6 other local spots. CONS - None PROS 1. Easy access from I-80, especially if you know how to find this place. 2. Warm and inviting interior, with nice booth/table seating, at counter ordering, and friendly local clientele. 3. Buck Snort is a largely a burger and fries joynt with a number of interesting menu twists and unique names like the Boom Boom Pow! Burger. 4. Dad's choice was the "Brunch Burger", including egg, bacon and tots. He really enjoyed it. 5. I went more conventional with a cheese burger and tots. Outstanding. It's always a good thing to hit the road again on a relatively full stomach.

Stopped on our way home from Omaha tonight and will definitely be back! The food and drinks were…read moregreat! It's hard to find good mixed drinks east of Omaha but Good Fellows has a great drink menu at reasonable prices. The dinner & lunch menus have a great selection, there should be something to make everyone happy with sandwiches, steaks, chicken, pizza, Mexican, and Asian selections. Many of the menu items look like they could be easily gluten free. The Prime Rib was delicious with a yummy Au jus that had just the right level of flavor and saltiness. I selected the soup starter which was tomato basil, this soup was so good, it reminded me of soup I've had at fancy places in Chicago- so good! Oh, I almost forgot about the deserts, they had a special Raspberry pie with homemade vanilla ice cream tonight but we opted for the strawberry cheesecake. The strawberry syrup tasted fresh and flavorful on top of yummy cheesecake. This hidden treasure is tucked away on Main Street and has a great atmosphere with great service. I'm already looking forward to coming back

It was good the first time but it's like something happened maybe new ownership. The staff is not…read morefriendly it's just another restaurant. The quality of the food has gone way down. It's a shame because it was amazing a few years ago.

Food and service were awesome. Went in for lunch and had the tenderloin. Not at all what you expect…read morefrom a Midwest tenderloin. It was thick and juicy and breaded perfectly. We went with a group and everyone was very happy with the meal and the service

Everything was awesome. My waiter was great and kept the beers full. My sandwich was great and came…read morehot and tasty.

Went here on a Saturday night. The service was amazing. The waitress and bartender were very…read morefriendly and so fun to talk to. The food was delicious. It's sandwiches and salads. The portions were large. I had the special, taco salad. It was good. My husband had the club sandwich with fries. He said they were both good. We will definitely stop again if we are in the area.

Good homemade tavern food. I had a plate of battered onion rings with ranch. They are all in with…read morethe Norse feel. Clean. Quaint. Cozy. They even have free guest WiFi. Just ask for the password. When we came in it was 'goodbeer'

That food is always excellent here and we have never had bad service. The ribeye steaks are…read morefabulous, and the hashbrowns ordered extra crispy are mouthwatering. The prices cannot be beat at this steakhouse.

I went to the Blair Marina with my son and I really enjoyed myself there. The place was very nice…read moreand the staff was very nice. Also, the environment inside was very good. I enjoyed being able to watch sports on the TVs and the only problem I had was I ordered nachos and cheese. This was the deluxe, but it came with shredded cheese on it, which drives out really fast and I really prefer soft melted cheese that you drizzle over the nachos when they are complete. It is such a much better plate and simpler to handle four finger food not having to rip the chips apart from cheddar cheese being stuck together like spiderwebs. Soft nacho cheese is the way to go. I did enjoy the nachos. They were good. I just prefer the nacho cheese hot melted instead of the shredded. Hopefully there will be an option. The next time I go where I can have the shredded or the hot melted nacho cheese.