What a lovely "greasy spoon" diner in Florence. I'd been wanting to try Harold's for a long time…read moreand I'm glad I finally made it. I love that they offer pancakes as a side in the place of toast (lets you combo sweet and savory!) and I loved my omelet. I can't wait to come back! Of note, despite their website saying they're closed on Monday, they are in fact open.

A friend brought me back here after a long hiatus, and I'm disappointed that it took me so long to…read morecome back. Great service, amazing food, and homemade desserts. Can't wait to go back!

I was expecting more of a sit down restaurant, but this is more casual, order at the bar, pick your…read morefood up and clear your own food. Plenty of parking in the parking lot. The inside had about 10 tables and outside 4, there is a drive thru as well! Employees were nice! The food was fantastic! I ordered the pesto pasta that comes with chicken. Wow. That chicken was fantastic. Our order came out correct & pipping hot! It's an open kitchen so fun to watch them cook the pasta, especially in the cheese wheel!

Heard good things about WD Cravings and had recently watched the Guy Fieri Diners, Drive Ins and…read moreDives episode that featured the restaurant recently, so my wife and I decided to give it a try for dinner. When we got there they hadn't opened yet and there was a pretty good crowd already forming, waiting for them to open... Some might consider this a good thing. Lol One inside we were a bit disappointed, the ambiance was more like a fast food restaurant then a traditional sit down dinner establishment. We discovered that you had to place your order at the front and pay then get a pager to let you know when your order was ready. The restaurant did a fairly decent amount of to go take out orders, so the wait for our food was pretty long, around 30 minutes. We both ordered the cheese wheel pasta, a specialty in which the pasta is cooked and then tossed in an actual cheese wheel to get a nice, thick coating of cheese on it. I added a chicken parm and Ins to my order and my wife got just the pasta with mushrooms. When we got the page, the food was fresh and hot, made to order and the cheese sauce was fantastic. It came with a piece of Texas style toast, which would have been better if it had garlic butter on it, but it was ok, toasted nicely. We had to get our own silverware and napkins, most of the orders were served in to go take out boxes, except mine since it had a decent sized piece of chicken and sauce on it, it came on an actual plate. The food was excellent, definitely well made and high quality, tasted great and was a good amount, but the price point for the food and the fact that you had to bus your own table, get your own order like a take out place, and wait as long as we did for it, we didn't feel that it was the best value. We enjoyed the food, but we would advise to place a take out as opposed to sitting down to eat there, and we would recommend the pasta, even the cheese wheel, but the add ons did not seem to be worth the extra charge, in our opinion. We will go back for take out here again, the pasta was delicious.

Thank you, Connie, for your amazing service. And for up the cinnamon roll to go with the lemonade…read moreand porch tea!

Good food, but a bit pricy for what you get. No menus, other than selecting a soup flight for…read more$31.95 per person, for choosing five 1/2 cups of soups and a salad. My husband and I ordered chicken salad (one large scoop) with crackers for $12 and one shallow bowl of ham and bean soup for $12. With one iced tea and a lemonade, our bill came up to $32, before tip. Cute gift shop and bakery.

This a quaint little place tucked deep in the country. They sell items such as soaps, lotions,…read morecheese and ice cream sandwiches made from goat and sheep milk. If you are a side adventure kind of person or you are a fan of goat and sheep milk products this is your place. It is open 24x7 and it is 100% run on the honor system. We were lured in by their super cute name and logo. Glad we were cause it was a fun side adventure.

I went to a cheese making class recently, located at Stick and Stone Bakery but hosted by Doe's and…read moreDiva's. It was a great class where we learned about multiple types of cheeses and how to make them. We even got to sample most of the cheeses from Doe's and Diva's (which was wonderful). I took home some feta cheese which we made during the class. I can't wait for the next class, or to visit the actual location over in Iowa!

Small town grocery stores are harder and harder to find these days. Having one close to us, that is…read morefamily owned, and with a great selection is a huge plus! The staff is always friendly and helpful as well. The store itself is clean and well maintained also. We will support this little store with all we can to make sure places like this don't subcome to the big corporations

Look at the size of the apple fritters! Donuts has always been delicious every time we come hereread more

I was introduced to Connie's glazed donuts a long time ago and I'm so glad I was. Every time I…read moredrive through Blair Nebraska, I must stop and grab some glazed donuts from Connie's bakery. They are the best glazed donuts. I think I've ever had. Small town bakery with great donuts.

I hit this place at least once a week. Fresh, well made pastries. They also have terrific tamales…read more Very friendly staff so service is excellent. It's in an old storefront so no nonsense ambience. Worth a stop.

Nasty dirty and very high prices. Keep driving and wait for another exit!…read more I should have used my "Sit or Squat" app.

Great service! Nice employees! Small town atmosphere is a refreshing break from the big city!read more