Clean and courteous little burger and ice cream joint, south of Interstate 70 exit ramp, at mile…read moremarker 107. Both people at the counter were really polite and friendly. Plenty of room inside, but we took our burgers with us. Tasty burgers! Hot crisp fries, the fried cheese curds were really yummy!

Outside of getting the wrong food, the manager decided the appropriate time to scold a teenage…read moreworker on his footwear was while he was taking my husband's order. Literally stopped the food order process to interrupt - as opposed to waiting and taking the kid in the back. It was extremely awkward and unprofessional.

We were on a hunt for some ice cream during my road trip in Kansas. Glad we decided to stop by and…read moretry their ice cream. They had the best string fries and brownie ice cream. Cashiers are really friendly with great recommendations. *side-note: the French fry sauce was not that good.*

The food is amazing! As someone from the north, we don't have. Freddy's in town. The menu is…read moresimilar to Culver's but the food tastes even better. I really love the slim fries and the Oreo sandwich custard. Most amazing is that the price is lower than most of the fast food restaurants! I wish they can open in the Midwest.

today stopped for a simple order me and my coworkers right. These humans tried to charge us extra…read morefor ranch that we already payed for and we didn't even get our ranch. I asked for tots instead of fries and they still gave us all fries. I won't come spend my money here again the one in Guymon is way better. Customer service there is not to good.

Employees are very friendly and welcoming along as being quick with services such as food or…read moredrinks, the jalapeño chicken dinner is so delicious would recommend to new comers trying out the restaurant. The atmosphere is very welcoming with it being clean and restocked regularly. Would recommend to everyone, they have a variety of burgers and drink options all at affordable prices. Furthermore they have a variety of shake and ice cream options to satisfy your sweet tooth.

I did not know these even existed anymore. So what the heck thought we would give it a try ... Had…read morea cheeseburger with chili cheese fries .. Very good .. My one year old demolished the corn dog nuggets which is amazing as picky as he is.. The service was friendly and prompt would definitely come back

Worst. Service. Ever. Watched several people leave because of the incredibly long wait. The girl…read morewho took the order was rude...and not just to us. Watched as she kept someone waiting in the drive thru. The customer service here is TERRIBLE! A shame because the food is wonderful.

Stopping in for a little bit of an ice cream to cool down after a very spicy lunch nearby! This…read moredairy queen is conveniently located off of Wyatt Earp Blvd. in Dodge City, Kansas. Offering all the Dairy Queen standards we were pleasantly greeted and quickly served. The restaurant itself is pretty basic, but probably in a little need of a sprucing up after a long pandemic. Ice cream was as good as remembered, and a nice treat.

We needed to get from Omaha to Durango with a trailer, and while I might have tried to make the…read moretrip when I was in my 20s, I genuinely needed a night's rest in the middle of that trip attempted in my 40s. Dodge City was roughly halfway, and the suggestion that maybe there was some touristy Wyatt Earp stuff to distract us from the endless visual stimulation of black eyed Susans (those are those yellow flowers, Mildred) was enough to see us book a motel here. Well, the Earp stuff was a flop, and the motel had tragic flaws. After a lackluster Applebee's dinner, we were ready to never speak of this stop again, but on a Hail Mary pass in double OT, we tried to salvage the whole thing with ice cream. I can't walk into a DQ without picturing Parker Posey in Waiting for Guffman. A cursory inspection of the actual staff at this location demonstrated that I did not need to let my imagination wander very far from that portrayal. Nice small town kids, doing their part to fight Dodge City's considerable July heat. The family ordered a mix of cones and Blizzards; each was as good as they always are. No one behind the counter hurt themselves lifting any extra brownie bits or chocolate to put in our ice cream, but it wasn't "Chipotle-light" scoops either. You know what I'm talking about. Just as I was about to write off the whole thing, I looked across the way, and spotted this cute older couple sitting in a booth, enjoying a little ice cream on a hot summer day. And something about it melted my heart like so much ice cream in the sun, realizing that indeed, it's the simpler things that are the most profound. And suddenly, the glass-half-empty Applebee's burger slowly digesting in my gut, the tourist trap bait and switch Wyatt Earp museum operation, and the motel TV that turned off every 90 seconds for no apparent reason suddenly didn't seem like such a big deal. Instead, this time with my wife and children--The latter of which are not getting any younger, and soon enough will no longer join my bride and me on these cross country road trips--suddenly meant much more than anything else. Thank you, Dodge city Dairy Queen, for helping me find a little perspective in the most unassuming of places. As my counselor in high school used to say: if you wanna see God, don't look up. Look around. And while you're looking, have a little ice cream.

This is a dive bar that just serves beer and soft drinks--no liquor. It is a cozy place with a no…read morefrills throwback ambiance. It was at about half capacity at 1:30 for lunch. Lots of locals and it's off the beaten path. Seating mostly hard surface booths with one round table with padded chairs that seats about 6-7. The bar has five fabulous padded swivel seats. Service was quick and friendly. Staff were always busy either serving or cleaning. Food was great--much better than I expected for a bar in Dodge City. I had the daily special and it was a way better value than any national chains.

When I arrived there were rustic looking customers with margaritas and bloody mary's in oversized…read moreglasses. During lunch the place is quiet and cool, but you can tell by the walls that they turn up at night. Service was immediate and earnest. My waitress didn't ask how I wanted my burger cooked, but it was tastily charbroiled. The chili was savory but not spicy in the least, so if you need heat ask for it. The Chicken sandwich with mushrooms was also good according to my dad. The prices are from 1995 so definitely stop by to save that budget! Cheers!

Great food and service. Waitress was very helpful and pleasant. Try the Brisket sandwich and onion…read morerings. Outstanding.

We were passing through Liberal and happen to find this BBQ restaurant. There was a short wait,…read morebut since they call your phone when your table is ready, we took a walk through downtown while waiting. The BBQ chicken was top notch and being from the Kansas City area, we are particular about our BBQ. Our server, LLuvia, was very nice, made sure we had everything we needed. She checked back with us throughout our meal and the owner stopped by to ensure we were satisfied. I was very impressed with all the staff. Everyone was on the move to provide great service. The atmosphere of the restaurant was open and friendly. We will stop here again!!! If passing through, try it - you won't be disappointed.

In the heart of garden city, Kansas nestled between buildings is a vintage restaurant from 1925…read more Although in this time era, it was owned by Myers ice cream and has had several owners since the original opening. The interior has maintained much of its original structure. In 1943 the restaurant opened for lunch and dinner and still maintaining its 50s vibe. I felt like I transported back to the 50s. The owner was serving the customers working behind the counter and out on the dining room floor. The service was exceptionally great. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. I ate a grilled cheese sandwich with pickles and chips. I took potato soup to go for dinner later. The food was amazing. It tasted like a home-cooked meal. You have to try the soda fountain it's one of the few ones left, where they make sodas 1950 style. They have homemade pies too. Great food, chill drinks, vintage vibe! Cheers

From Los Angeles and here for the week for work. Heard about this place as a cute local spot to…read moregrab a bite for lunch and it did not disappoint! I had the Reuben and my mom had the French dip, both delicious! We shared a banana milk shake which was also perfect. Mike was our server and he was sooo nice and welcoming.