It was Thanksgiving Day, and after hours of driving through Kansas on our way back to Phoenix, my…read morehusband and I discovered something very important: Absolutely *everything* was closed. Well... almost everything. =) This little restaurant was one of the only places we could find open, and by the time we arrived, it was obvious the manager and his small crew were already preparing themselves for the tidal wave of hungry travelers that was about to descend upon them. And honestly, I have to give them tremendous credit. While most people were home gathered around tables with family, turkey, and pumpkin pie, this small group of hardworking people had chosen to spend their Thanksgiving feeding complete strangers passing through town. One of the staff members helping was the manager's daughter, and despite the growing crowd and nonstop activity, everyone maintained such genuinely positive attitudes that the entire place felt unexpectedly uplifting. The manager himself took time to speak with us and shared how grateful he was for the kindness and generosity shown by the owners of the establishment. There was something deeply sincere and humble about the conversation that stayed with me long after we left. It reminded me that there are still genuinely good-hearted people out there quietly doing the right thing without fanfare. As for the food, we kept things simple -- burgers, fries, and onion rings. Nothing particularly fancy, but perfectly passable for a Thanksgiving travel lunch. But honestly, the food was not what made this stop memorable. It was the spirit of the place. Kansas is often considered part of the American heartland, and sitting there on Thanksgiving Day watching exhausted travelers, hardworking employees, and grateful customers all crossing paths together somehow felt like a small glimpse into the kindness and resilience that still exists quietly across the country. By the time we got back on the road, I found myself oddly thankful we had stopped there at all. Sometimes the places you remember most are not the luxurious ones. Sometimes they are simply the places that made you feel welcomed when you needed it most.

Top notch across the board. Super friendly behind the corner. Very fast service. Excellent food…read more I had the grilled chicken pita with fries, including the free ranch seasoning on the fries. Awesome. Clean facility, including the restrooms. Comfortable seating area. Sammy the manager came out to the eating area to make sure everyone in the dining room was enjoying their meal. Even sole good conversation. I'll definitely be back again. Excellent experience and highly recommended.

We had a surprise birthday dinner for my husband. From the first call to make reservations to later…read moreasking if we could bring a few table decorations and cupcakes everything went well. They provided us with great seating and great wait staff and even offered to refrigerate the cupcakes and brought them to us when we were ready! Not to mention the food was excellent as usual! Everyone got exactly what they ordered and appetizers came out on time. I couldn't have asked it to go any smoother! Thanks Tuscans and Tiffany for making it so enjoyable and easy! Also we didn't feel like we couldn't talk over any of the background noise. There were 16 of us and we had no problem catching up!

WOW!!!!! Our stop in Selina at the Country Inn and Suites…read morewas a GREAT stop to make having come from Denver! We were hungry but not starving, and decided to split a 1/2 rack of ribs at Tucsons Steakhouse right across the road from our hotel. I'm just going to say .... I wish I was MORE hungry!!! HANDS down BEST ribs we've EVER had!!! I LOVE our ribs at Back Forty in P.H Ca.... BUT.... These were BEST I've EVER had! The staff was AMAZING and so friendly and made us feel welcome! (Didn't make us feel rushed even tho I think we closed the place!.... That's CLASS!!)

TL; DR Neighborhood bar and grill…read more Clean and cool local spot at Salina 5 miles S of I-70. Good food and low prices. 4:00 p.m. on Friday, 5/30/25 The day crew was just thinning out and shift changing. I sat at the bar. Fair beer selection, and mixed drinks. Average bar seating, plenty of tables with a couple of pool tables, quick and friendly service. Everybody seemed friendly and willing to visit or leave you be. I was treated like a regular pretty quickly; I started a tab and the bartender called me by my name every time she refilled my glass. Wings Buffalo style were good. Hot from the fryer, crispy, sauce was Frank's based. No celery. Burger was served on thick sliced, grilled Italian-style bread and put properly together, not deconstructed. Patty appeared to be 1/4 lb and premade but pretty good; decent pickle, red onion, and hand sliced tomato. Better than average waffle fries, seasoned, and prepared by somebody who cared about the food. 7/10. TouchTunes jukebox. A few screens with ballsports on 'em. TV keno. Typical neighborhood spot with above-average service.

Asked to see a menu, after checking this place online, items and prices were totally different…read more There were maybe 5 total customers in the bar on Saturday evening and no one was eating. We decided to finish are beer and find some place else to eat.

We went here while staying in Salina and were very pleasantly surprised to find this place. The…read morefood was delicious, service was wonderful, and the portions were very generous. The salsa was quite tasty, the beer was cold, and the prices were quite reasonable. If we come back to Salina, we'll definitely eat here again!

Margaritas are WTF, sour lemonade premix BS, Cannot taste any tequila whatsoever. Game over. Making…read morea margarita on the rocks is as simple as it gets, keep the premade slushy 7-11 Margaritas for the amateurs, if you are a Mexican restaurant that is doing this, you need your alcohol license revoked. Another Salina restaurant off the list forever

Stopped here for takeout on our way to the hotel on our recent cross country road trip. The…read moreBarbecue is excellent! You can sell them before you see them. And inside smells even better. We placed an order from the car when we were about 20 minutes away. Food was ready when we got there. The order was correct. (There was even an extra rib on my rib plate.) Baked beans were delicious, potato salad was just ok. My wife had Texas Stack, with brisket and onion rings, plus a side of French fries. The fries didn't travel well in the few minutes to the hotel.

Decent BBQ spot located in Salina. My in-laws recommended this place as an option for lunch while…read morewe were visiting them in nearby Lindsborg and it hit the spot. I liked the divey ambiance, the smokey air surrounding the place (always a good sign) and the good value on the kids meals. 4/5 because the burnt ends were not my favorite and I didn't love that when I ordered them they had to be ordered with a sandwich and then that they came chopped. If I return I'll be going with ribs or brisket - something that likely won't come chopped. I just wanted more of an opportunity to taste the meat and I mostly tasted the sauce, which was good, but I think I'll mix it up on a return visit. The onion rings were A+ though.

Evan, Matthew, and team were super attentive. Food was great. Restaurant was clean. We were checked…read moreon numerous times and they were so polite. Everyone was hardworking and customer service was a 10! Thank you!

Food was great! Service was friendly! We received our food very quickly. Clean restaurant.read more

This review is for dinner in the dining room for two on a Saturday in mid-August before a show at…read morethe Stiefel Theatre. service: Chloe was our waitress and she was just great. Enthusiastic, informed, and encouraging. She has an encyclopedic knowledge of the kitchen and bar. We must have interacted with a dozen folks: hosts, food runners, sommelier, and managers. Everyone was unfailing polite and professional. bar: I drank a Bulleit Rye Manhattan ($11) and my wife had a Grey Goose Cosmo ($13). Both were strong showings of those two classic cocktails. I followed up with a Boulevard Single Wide IPA bottle ($6) and was thrilled to see that old reliable. food: Service begins with exceptional bread and complimentary Baba Ghanoush. The menu described my wife's Pappardelle Bolognese ($25) as having, "mean mule Bolognese sauce." Have never seen the term, mean mule, but this version appeared to incorporate some cream. My 5 oz. Salmon Piccata ($25) with broccolini, asparagus, and rice was very good. We finished with Ultimate Chocolate Cake ($16) and - as the menu describes - it really is for two persons or take-home. It was my birthday and the restaurant graciously comped my dessert, which was extremely nice. details: This is a large, bustling, bright restaurant with choice of inside, outside, and bar seating. Reservations are highly recommended, at least for busy times. We parked on the street and even on Saturday night with a show at the Stiefel Theatre we had no problems.

What an unexpected surprise!! The ambiance was casual and upscale. The service was fast and…read morefriendly (ask for Nicholas) And the food? The food was incredible. We will be back any time we are in the area.

Food is delicious . The service is top tier and the seafood vibe is on point …read more Do your self a favor and get some good eats

If you like seafood based Mexican food, this is a must try. Great food and friendly service staff.read more

The food was good but the chicken tenders were salty and same with my aunts parmesan chicken, the…read moreother food item was a strawberry chicken salad and it didn't come with the other food. The service was good, had to wait 5-10mins for the waitress to bring our bill to the table. The ambiance was very good!

Yet another great experience at this Longhorn in Salina, KS. Stopped here for dinner on our way…read moreback to Denver. Longhorn's never disappoint me and this one was no exception.... delicious steaks, refreshing drinks, nice atmosphere, and friendly staff. And, on top of all that, their prices, while not "cheap" are very reasonable for what you get. We'll be back for sure