My family stopped by here on a road trip and found the food good and the service friendly! My kids…read morewere introduced to what is apparently a staple for kids in the area- Shirley Temple and Roy Rogers drinks. Lots of room to walk our dog and he had fun chasing the rabbits. A local flair worth the small jaunt off the interstate!

I have eaten here many times and the food has never disappointed. Always amazing! The staff and…read moreowners are always so friendly!!

The Jewel of Decatur!! We are so happy they rebuilt after…read morethe fight many years ago! We used to go to the old spot and it was a good buffet on the weekends for our hunting party but the new building is just awesome! The also have room for parties if you need it! And Tons of Good Ole Nebraska Hospitality!!!

Always great food and service. Loved their buffet and so glad to see them reopen after being closed…read morefor a while Love their fried chicken and shrimp

Cafe Brule is always our go to when we want eclectic gastropub style food. The London Fog always…read morewarms my soul during blustery SD weather. Always great service when we frequent this cafe.

Stopped in while dropping my daughter off at college. A nice little restaurant located on Main…read moreStreet with fast friendly service. Ordered the turkey omelet which was a wonderful and filling serving of turkey, spinach, red peppers, Gruyère, and a hollandaise sauce. There drink selections of coffee and teas were excellent making selecting one difficult but I settled for the Black Forest latte off their specials menu and was not disappointed.

Met a local friend for a drink and some dinner. Had the pineapple cider and it was refreshing. I…read moreordered the big pretzel and the salad with salmon. OMG the portions are big! Big pretzel should be Gigantic pretzel. I ate about half. Took most of the leftover half back to my hotel. Had some for breakfast, took it on the plane and had some and shared it with the person sitting next to me... and there was STILL some left!! That thing could feed a small country. It was delicious and I loved the Pilsner cheese sauce. The salmon on top of a salad was also very good. And too big to finish. But the fish was fresh and prepared as requested. My friend got the sliders (3) and a side salad. He said it was all very good. The atmosphere is very friendly. Everyone seemed to know everyone.

Another brewery checked off the list!! We stopped here while…read morein town for a concert and it was very nice. Very clean inside and very welcoming. We had the Mahi fish tacos and pretzel bites. Both were excellent. The pretzel bites were some of the best I've had. They have plenty of beers on tap, I had a delicious brown ale that went well with our food. Parking is a little chaotic, maybe because we are new to the city, all I saw was street parking. Cheers!!

Love Fireside! Beat steak in the area. Great salad bar with awesome variety. Consistent food and…read moreservice!

I hadn't been to Fireside in well over 20 years. I always enjoy a good prime rib and figured it…read morewould be a fun birthday trip. Overall the establishment was clean. I personally didn't care to walk into a place to enjoy a meal and have political coverage all over the tvs. I get that it's a small town, but sometimes you just want a break from all that. The salad bar was great with lots of options. The prime rib was at the end of it's run. After I ordered mine a few tables over they were told they were sold out. The piece I got was clearly towards the end. The food wasn't bad, but it wasn't great. I'm all about supporting small business but was it worth the hour drive each way and almost double the price of Texas Roadhouse? No. Also be prepared that because it's a small town the other clientele are more concerned about the strangers at their steakhouse than they are their own meal. Only one server for the dining room we were in.

The best Old Fashion I've ever drank. Wonderful service. Nice place. Good clientele. It was warm…read moreand cozy inside.

Pretty! Love the new menu and drink selection. My Fresca Salad was tasty, but definetly lacked on…read moreshrimp. I think there was only 1 chopped shrimp in the entire salad. The truffle fries were really good though and were paired nicely with the garlic aioli. The cocktails were good but a little pricy for Sioux City. I know it was pretty busy but service was kinda slow as well. It was very lively here and I'm glad to see how popular it is again

March 2027 Sioux City, Iowa…read more Very nice interior. Large bar in the front center that seemed to be popular with guests. A few tables wrapped around the bar. We took a table in the back of the restaurant. Simple table with black cloth napkins. No candle , no flower, just a small salt and pepper set with a few menus. The menu offers a variety from expensive seafood and steaks to sandwiches. I chose the seafood Mac and cheese. My husband had the pork chop with sweet potatoes and a side of grilled cauliflower. The other couple ordered Mediterranean pasta with shrimp instead of chicken which came with a slice of focaccia bread. His wife had the chicken margherita sandwich which came with sweet potato waffle fries. My husband said the pork chop was dry and overcooked. My seafood pasta was served warm. It looked like it sat under the heat lamp while other food was prepared. Oddly enough, my meal did not come with any bread. But the other pasta dish had focaccia bread and even the kids meal that had mac & cheese had a big chunk of bread as well. Was it an oversight? Also missing from my dish was the Panko crumbs that were to top the dish. None to be found! My pasta had really great flavor. A complaint is that every third bite I was pulling a shell out of my mouth. It's good to know that the seafood is fresh, but I should not have to bite around the shell of the seafood. Also, because it was served warm, it made it less than enjoyable. The Mediterranean pasta I was told was delicious and it looked so. A lot of sauce as well. The chicken sandwich was quite large. Although it was tough and not tasty. It came with a side of sweet potato fries, which came out after we started our meal. It was forgotten the first time around. Overall, I would give the ambience an eight. Service was good and it deserves a seven. The food however, which I think is very important when you go to dinner, would get a solid five. I think the flavor was good, but again, because the food was served cold, and the pork chop was overcooked. I would most definitely take points off.

Very cool place we discovered close to our hotel…read more The winner of the night was the pasta with chicken, mushrooms, and balsamic cream sauce. The Korean BBQ steak had a terrific flavor but was quite gristly. We sat at the bar and received except service. The bartender was attentive but also sensitive when we were in deep conversation. She did not needlessly interrupt.

Stopped for lunch recently. The tenderloin was under cooked and the french fries were too. Very…read moredisappointed with the food and steep prices. The waitress was good and it wasn't her fault.

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.

Rustic vibe, spacious, exposed brick wall. Historical town pics, good lighting and decor…read more Reasonably priced. Cute mugs on display. Local Scented candles for purchase. Friendly service. Fresh delicious food.

The environment was inviting and fresh. The waitress was fantastic! The food was delicious!read more

We stopped in for a seasonal latte and added an order of biscuits and gravy. Both were homemade,…read moreextremely generous portions and delicious. One of the best coffee drinks I've ever had-high quality beans, freshly ground and flavorful but not too sweet start to the morning. Greeted by several members of staff, all of whom were smiling and more than willing to talk about their local suppliers and favorite items on menu. Everyone we met (including patrons) were the epitome of Iowa nice and we found this a really pleasant place to stop in. Cozy, warm location, very popular with locals, and comfortable seating. This, like several places we visited in Harlan, is a hidden gem run by people who truly care about the food and service they offer.

Good breakfast and a latte. Service was ok. We had never been there, it would have been nice for…read morethe counter gal to greet us and give us a little info about where to order etc. We were at the wrong end of the counter, didn't see the sign but there were menus in a pile so it looked like a good place to start. The young guy that delivered our food was great and answered our questions. He was friendly. Large space and lots of comfortable seating options.