I'm out here in the middle of nowhere on business. Where do you say? Well let's put it like this,…read moreif you've ever heard the term "Where GOD left his shoes" I found them around the corner LOL. Oneill is simply a Map Dot. We're here in town delivering components for Wind Energy. We've been here every other day for a week. We'll be here much the same for the next few weeks. Seriously the only food we've ate since coming here is some "Americanized" Mexican. It will do in a pinch when you're hungry and they have very little options. One of the site supervisors from the laydown yard to which we're delivering recommended this little place. This place has a cool little vintage almost steam punk feel. I would go at modern day rustic. It really is a very nice setting. Let me start off by telling you that the service was spectacular . Alyssa who is pictured in the photo with my buddy Brian was an awesome server. She was entertaining and very nice. This young lady had so much energy. The food was really really good . I had a burger called "The Irishman". Essentially it was a nine ounce hamburger, bacon, corned beef, swiss cheese and caramelized onions. It's topped with an over easy fried egg. Let me tell you now. If you have Alyssa as your server, just go ahead and request extra napkins. It's a messy hamburger to eat. I mean it wouldn't be so messy if you had the egg fried hard. I actually liked the over easy egg on it though: The burger was grilled, so it was very juicy and it was not over cooked . My buddy had the bacon bleu burger and it was just as good. I'll be frequenting this place often as we're going to be here for a while . They don't just have burgers on the menu. They actually do have full meals. I highly recommend you check this place out if you're ever here.

This place never fails to disappoint. This last time they didn't have any Chicken Fried Steaks,…read moreeven though it's only served on Friday and Saturday nights. (We were there on a Friday night) Got our order wrong/not prepared as requested. Margaritas served with sugar on the rim and not salt as requested. I just kept going down hill from there. I will say our server was very polite and apologetic, he really felt bad how poorly it all went, so props to him. I'm not a picky person and understand if a restaurant is having a bad night but this is the third time we've had a bad experience. DO NOT RECOMMEND!!

No courtesy from staff whatsoever when we ordered two shakes through drive thru. No thank you or…read morefriendliness at the pickup window. My hot fudge shake had three pieces of peanut butter in it!!!!! Wouldn't be good if I had a peanut allergy!! Typical customers are not appreciated attitude from workers. SAD

SUPER friendly staff! The day was crazy hot and the place was crowded but, despite it all, the…read morestaff remained calm and personable. They noticed we were just a group of cyclists passing through and asked us lots of questions; it was great. Oh, and the blizzards did not disappoint!

Well that was yummy!! We stopped on the way back to western Nebraska from a conference in Omaha. We…read morewere looking for a stop for lunch and the reviews on the Cast Iron didn't lead us astray. We both had the half brisket salad, but splurged on the pickle chips. The food was delicious, on our table quickly, and the staff could not have been more friendly. Do yourself a favor and stop here if you are nearby!!

Always a great experience here !!! Staff is always excellent…read moreand it's always clean. Today I tried the burger of the month: Peanut Butter Burger It was delicious, although probably not for everyone But I thoroughly enjoyed it!!!

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.

Note: this four-star rating is purely for the Philly cheesesteak. This does not include reviews of…read morethe extremely limited beer selection, the 20 or so animal heads that hang over your meal, the bored waitresses (with awesome mullets), or the scary-looking salad bar under flickering lights next to the pool table. It looked like a horror movie. But man oh man, that cheesesteak was awesome. If you're gonna eat something in Niobrara, this should be it.

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'm from out of state and it seemed there was no where to eat so I stopped in Friday night and I…read morewas greeted by a young man who seemed to have a good head on his shoulders who said he was from out of state as well. We exchanged words as I ordered a double bacon with onion rings. It was one of the best burgers I've had in a while and at the same time I heard charming reggae music from the kitchen! So nice to hear anything other than country and church!

From the owner: Sugarz is a family-owned and operated small town cafe. We specialize in breakfast all day. Check…read moreour Facebook page for our specials!

A group of nine guys from our church men's group descended on the Range Cafe after doing a little…read morehiking. It was 1:20 or so and they closed at 2:00. Some restaurants would have been displeased. Not the range cafe! We were warmly welcomed. Seated at a big table in the back. Some guys did the lunch buffet and some did breakfast off the menu. Everyone raved about the food! And the service was even better. Quality people, quality food, exceptional value, unique venue. Check it out!

Unfortunately we caught them on a bad day. Their regular cook was gone and the replacement was…read morepretty green. We placed our order and got our drinks right away and then the wait began. There were four other tables waiting on their food as well. Finally after 25 minutes our food was delivered. It was good, but not the skillet fried overstuffed we imagined. The setting takes you back in history and if the regular cook had been there I'm confident the wait time would have been much shorter.