The burgers sound great from their description, but fall short on taste…read more P We felt they were relying on the toppings to make the burger and fell a bit short, especially for a place that is known for burgers. Both our burgers were dry and tasteless, so we were glad for the toppings. We loved the fries and the order of Tater tot nachos. Both a solid 5 stars! The service is great, but the location is a bit hard to find. It is located in an old mall with no signage to tell you where to go. We ended up calling and they directed us in. Cool little place to hang out and watch the game. But all in all, a one time kinda place.

Food was very good. Pretty much what I expected for a burger bar. Staff was excellent. Gave good…read moresuggestions, put on the game I wanted to watch and made sure I didn't have N empty glass. As others have said, the barstools suck. Find a booth or chair. Big place with plenty of games to play.

It's a nice place. Not a lot of options in this town, but it's a solid place. Clean. Kinda cool…read morelooking. Has a 'bar' area and a 'dining' area. First off: No pool/darts/shuffle board/stereo during 'dinner hours.' Makes the old people grumpy. Plus, there's a sign. My family of 6 was satisfied. My burger was a little burnt, but the fries were great. The ranch is NOT good. I'm a ranch snob. This made me sad. I think prices are a little high, but they're the ONLY place around here other than the casino. Full bar. A lot of beers on tap. Bathrooms are nice. A neat little photo op area out front. I know I'll be back some day but as earlier stated, it's like, the only place around.

I've never been to Nebraska so I decided to take a drive this evening for the first town across the…read moreborder with South Dakota. Niobrara Nebraska is a tiny town, but with the rivers and rolling hills it's pretty. The restaurant didn't look promising from the street but when you drive around the back it had a cute entrance. Inside is smallish with a bar on one side of a half divider and tables on the other. The interior decor was definitely sportsman themed with taxidermy animals everywhere and an antler chandelier. But it was clean and cute. Great wooden bar and tin ceiling. There were maybe 10 people in here on a Tuesday night and several looked like regulars watching Wheel of Fortune at the bar. The service was good, one bartender who was also waiting tables but I didn't wait long for anything I ordered a sweet tea which had a weird flavor so I exchanged it for a Coke which was also weird so I didn't drink it. I ordered a bacon burger but since they only had American cheese, I got mine sans cheese. That said, the burger was good. It was big and really juicy and the thick sliced bacon was a nice addition. I ordered cheese curds instead of fries and they were also good. Definitely not a gormet place, but it was solid. And considering it's the only thing in Niobrara Nebraska, it's great compared to the competition! Edited to add that the women's restroom smelled weird, there were two stalls but one was out of order. The stall had two swinging doors with a two inch gap right down the middle. And the doors were so close to the toilet that they literally slapped me on my ass on my way in!

We looked forward to trying this typical bar/grill. Got our drinks and menus. Made our choices and…read more20+ minutes later still no service. Purposely ignored our asks for service. Went to bar and told the service person we were actually hungry. She growled and still didn't come to take order. Horrible experience. Husband went to bar to pay for our drinks and she brushed him off. Not at all a good place. This waitress was the worst.

We stopped here looking to watch Sunday football. To our surprise they did in fact have the NFL…read moreSunday Ticket, so we were able to watch all of our games. We got there pretty early and we're the only group on the patio. Our bartender/server was wonderful! We ordered many drinks and she made the best loaded bloody mary. We also ordered burgers and egg rolls, all very good. Throughout the day the bar really filled up inside. It must be a popular place during the fall. We had a blast. There was also free popcorn which the kids loved. It's very big spacious bar with a cozy atmosphere I really enjoyed. We can't wait to come back.

Stumbled over - through the bumping River Boat Days crowd - from Ben's, thanks to the beautiful…read moreglow of its neon (-- Yanknton being able to boast a grand collection of fluorescence, with O'Malley's representing but the tip of that Missouri-borne ice-berg). Their well whiskey was well enough, at least once it was (very) well-watered. They had some beers, bottled and by draught. It appears that, at least sometimes, they may have had food; certainly they had the chafing-dishes to keep something warm. There was music. It was oddly bright inside, but incandescent, and not the cool, crisp neon of their marquis. And for a minute it was damn packed with people. All summed, I imagine O'Malley's to be a hopping little dive, even outside of the starry hustle and bustle of River Boat Days; and, while it won't explode your perceptions like those River Boat Days fireworks over the Missouri, it's not a bad little spot to drop by for a couple cheap ones (especially if Ben's is blowing up down the way). Just let the lovely neon be your personal, pulsating Sacagawea.

They're munchie menu is exactly that...munchies. We got boneless wings and fries and 6 drinks...our…read moretotal was $27 before tip. They had a Marco Gras event tonight , handing out free masks and headbands, and they were setting up karaoke before we left. Very attentive bartenders. Cheap drinks and finger foods. If we come back to Yankton, we will be coming back!

Little dive bar with a strib club in the back. Ahhh, small town South Dakota…read more First, you have to be from rural SD to really appreciate a place like this. But once you go, you get it. Friendly bartender and if you like your girls like coffee - strong and black - this little oasis in the middle of corn field country will be your new getaway. Dances are cheap.

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!

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.

great bar and picnic area in back! covered and a great place to sit. yummy deluxe burgers and…read morefries. Cindy and her husband have owned it 27 years now looking to sell and retire.

After trail riding at Talsma, we stopped into this small town bar for a quick bite. The new owner,…read moreJonesy, is working hard to bring a wider food selection in for the community and happily shared his new ideas with us. In the meantime, choose from one of eight Nebraska-made "Walt's Pizzas", which Jonesy will happily pop in the oven for you at any time. Our pizza was delivered with all the accoutrements you could ask for- two varieties of ranch, parm, and red pepper flakes. The pizza was surprisingly VERY good, but the true gem is the hospitality from the minute you walk thru the door. The locals greeted us as we walked in, and made us feel like family by the time we left!