Cute little diner just off of 169 in Greeley...you wouldn't know it was here unless you drove to…read morethe downtown. Assortment of burgers and hot sandwiches, combined with some more modern takes...this place is the personification of home cooking in a small town diner. Super friendly, diner was served by the owner.

Came across this little joint while on a work trip out in little Greeley, KS. There's not many food…read moreoptions in this area so we decided to give this place a try. It seems to be a family run business, the restaurant is clean and somewhat cozy. The staff was extremely friendly, attentive, and welcoming so they definitely get positive marks on their service. The food was decent, nothing really notable however. For a quick lunch stop, it hit the spot. They have a few options including a daily special and some various regular menu items - burgers, sandwiches, salads, and fried chicken plates. I ordered the broasted chicken which I thought was ok. It was cooked well, crisp outer skin while moist and juicy inside. The batter did leave me longing for a little more spice however. I paired this with some mashed potatoes - extremely plain and kind of dry, and a side salad. All surprisingly served on paper plates and plastic cutlery - which was a little offputting for me but it kept the meal humble. For what it is, it's not a bad spot and the price points are decent. I would try out some of their sandwiches on a future visit which seemed like a pretty safe bet.

Been all over KC reviewing BBQ. El Cees, Arthur Bryants, Coles, Gates, Oklahoma Joes, etc…read moreetc...Been all over California reviewing BBQ also. I think this place may have the 2nd best burnt ends I've ever had ! The also have awesome sauce.

went with a friend for lunch. he was buying. order hamburger, moldy tomato, one pickle chip,…read morehamburger was served on a hot dog bun.

Discovered this place on a recent motorcycle trip, and didn't leave disappointed. It was pretty…read morebusy on the Saturday we arrived around lunch time, but we were seated quickly. Our waitress was super friendly as were all the staff I interacted with during my visit. Everyone seemed genuinely happy to be there and wanted us to have a great experience. I was very pleasantly surprised by that. The restaurant itself was pretty plain, but clean. The focus is definitely on their food and service. I had the special of the day, which was a chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, and a house made roll for like $10. It was delicious. Everything on the plate seemed made in house, and the roll was hot out of the oven. Their pie case was filled with house made pies, so I had to have a slice. I got raspberry cream, which isn't one I see very often, but do like a lot. It was excellent as expected. By the checkout they had pies, chicken pot pies, bread, and other things to go which also looked amazing. This one is definitely worth going out of your way to try!

Always worth the visit with the friendliest staff, very clean, great prices and you have to save…read moreroom for pie!

Great roadhouse! Great home style food, service, and atmosphere! Wednesday, Friday, Saturday…read morenights. Sometimes music.

Cowboy cafe is under new management, we now serve breakfast, and brunch. Cozy place, great food,…read morefriendly service,

Went for breakfast, they serve it all day! Hot , fresh ,…read morenice portions! Waitress was great ... We will definitely go back

My friend and I go often, the food is excellent, good size portions, reasonably priced, and we have…read morenever had bad service.

While visiting a friend in Ottawa, KS, we had dinner at Brand N Iron Bar and Grill (now named Brand…read moreN Iron Country Grill), a local favorite. We went on Saturday night and it was packed! We had to wait until guests left, but they are so quick in bussing tables that flow of guests were continuous. The ambiance was somewhat country/western style, the wall of "Brandings" of local Ranchers in the area was amazing, as if it was a tribute to them. Love the vibe, it was apparent to me that this was a very supporting community. Every customer that came in was known to the owners, if not, they were treated with very hospitable service. It wasn't too long that we are finally seated. We started off with drinks. While others had beer and fountain drinks, I had the Kansas Sunset Cocktail and it was very refreshing for the Hot Humid Kansas weather! Seeing that portions were huge, we passed on appetizers and went straight to the Main entrees. Ordered the Prime Rib Sandwich, Chicken Friend Steak Dinner, and the Barnyard Battle Dinner. Each came with 2 sides, their side salad was big, also came with 2 servings of crackers. We also got Mac & Cheese, and loaded baked potatoes as sides. Very generous with the butter for the baked potatoes, I also liked that the sour cream was Daisy, and it was individually wrapped too (my first time ever seeing sour cream like this)! Food was abundant and delicious! The Barnyard Battle is an excellent choice if you want to try both Roast Beef and Chicken Fried Steak. The Prime Rib was tender for the sandwich. I was so bummed that Prime Rib was only served on Thursdays. Hope the owners would consider making it a regular item on their daily menu. After that hearty meal, we were treated to slices of homemade apple pie (a la mode and served warn) and chocolate peanut butter pie which was shared by all of us. Those pies was a delicious way to top our dining experience. I was told it was the owner's mom's recipe, and it's a MUST have! Highly recommend if ever you find yourself on HWY 59 in Ottawa, KS! The restaurant may be easily missed from the highway because it's behind the Shell Gas Station. The parking lot is gravel but plenty. It also appears they are expanding the front outwards that you just have to go through it to get to the entrance. Special shout out to owners Aaron and Lindsay Nichols for their hospitality and keeping Brand N Iron Bar & Grill a great place for locals and non-locals to dine. :)

Can't beat locally sourced beef straight from the farm! Not a fancy over priced steak joint you…read morefind in the big city. This is a right priced steak joint with all that down homemade cooking. The way it should be. Menu has enough options to satisfy the whole family but the star of the show is steak and why mess around with other cut... get the ribeye. But... save room for dessert. Much of which is made by a grandma!!! Owner has been the couple of times I've been and make a point to remember you and make sure everything was excellent!

Unfortunately each time we went there we've not had a good experience…read more Food on the bar was cold, I don't do all you can eat but my husband decided to try it and was very disappointed. My sandwich was not any better and my fries were soggy and cold. This was not a busy time of day so a little bit of customer service would've gone a long way. Unfortunately service wasn't any better than the food. It was clean and the bathroom wasn't too bad so I can give them kudos for that.

Excellent food choices, buffet most days. Warm and tasty, good portions, will try their best…read more(within reason) to make what you want and how you want it. Never have had a complaint that wasn't taken care of immediately and to my liking. Servers are professional, polite, friendly and go the extra mile to make your visit as pleasant and satisfying as they can. Love the train like atmosphere, they even have 2 working model railroad trains suspended from the ceiling which circle around and through the dinning area. Take my out of town family there any chance I get and would recommend this Family Style (sort of Mom & Pop) restaurant to anyone who asked.

Full disclosure - The Wagon Wheel Steakhouse is owned and operated by a high school friend so you…read moremay think my review could be biased. But as a Yelp Elite, I need to keep it real. And Wagon Wheel is definitely real. Anyone that knows me is aware that I'm a comfort food aficionado. If it's hot, fried, salty, covered in gravy - then most likely I will enjoy it. My tastebuds were thrilled to discover that Wagon Wheel Steakhouse serves the mother lode of comfort food. The first thing you'll notice when you see the servers carrying plates past your table to deliver to other customers is that everything, and I mean virtually everything, is made in house. The regular fries and the curly cue fries are fresh cut. They offer crinkle cut fries too like you can get in some fast food restaurants, but why would you order that when you can get fresh cut? The chicken fried chicken, chicken fried steak, the pork tenderloins are all hand breaded and fried in the kitchen. Wagon Wheel doesn't serve pre-cut and pre-fried fritters, no sir. As you can see in my picture, my pork tenderloin sandwich was twice the size of the bun, so I cut it in half and took the rest home to eat later - this made my dinner both tasty and cheap as I received two meals for the price of one. There is a small but sufficient fresh salad bar available as well as homemade pie for dessert. A full bar is to the right of the entrance and there are new flat screen TVs all around the dining room. A friend told me Wagon Wheel serves her favorite fried mushrooms and others told me their hamburgers are some of the best around - I can't wait to return and try these, as well as their steaks. When you visit, say hello to my friend the owner Linda Jo. Although she may not be easy to find as she personally spends a great deal of time in the kitchen cooking the food herself. I think you'll agree, her hands-on approach makes the difference at Wagon Wheel.

Food extremely pricy 8$ kids meals and 12+ dollar adult meals. Didn't feel like we got our moneys…read moreworth and it wanted even that great.