Over $30 for 4 hotdogs, 2 medium drinks and fries. The hotdogs are probably the smallest dogs I've…read moreseen. I had to ask where the bacon was on the bbq bacon dogs (it was under the dog). The dogs were ok. The fries were better. Any family planning to go there for dinner, take your money and buy a membership at Costco or Sam's and go buy hotdogs there. You would pay the same and get a year's membership! Waaaay overpriced.

I love wienerschnitzel and have eaten here several times but the crew that worked on July 19th,…read morewhere just bad. Toddlers could have done a better job. They argued with a doordash guy about how they packaged the desserts. They didn't man the contour or even know what was on there menu. It took three of the four employees to deliver us a mediocre customer service experience. I had to ask several time to get my drinks for my order. The kid who just took my order shrugged his shoulders when I asked for my drinks and walked away towards the back. I had to get one of the young ladies to help me but she stared as if she couldn't understand the words coming out of my mouth. She did one drink at a time and then would ask me again for the next one. The kid who took my order just hung out by the heat lamps talking to the cook. Preparation of the hotdogs isn't rocket science but neither of the two males was capable of putting the hot dogs together. In addition they had prepared desserts that where hard when my daughter's tried to eat her strawberry funnel cake. This wasn't just some kids being silly, what this was is poor supervision and education. I will go back but I will leave if the staff behaved the way they did this day.

Ok. Here's what I enjoyed before I even tasted the food. The chef made a lentil salad! And the idea…read morecame to him while walking through the farmers market. He saw the zucchini, green beans and tomatoes and just knew it should become a lentil salad. Wow!! I've never tried a lentil salad, but based on my experience with this one, I am now a fan. I ordered the Volkswurst, which was very tasty. I removed the top half of the bun and ate it with a fork, but it you are still eating bread I think you'd like the bun - it's grilled so it has good texture. The kraut is homemade, cut wide and still crisp. The beer mustard was the perfect condiment! So glad I finally made it out to eat their food, I'll be paying more attention from now on!

The sausage is seasoned to perfection! My personal favorite is the Pollo Loco, and they come on…read moretoasted buns. Absolutely delicious and well priced! I appreciate that they change their menu seasonally as well.

Diane and I stopped here for lunch on our return from Chicago. The interior was plain, but piped…read morein Blues and 50's Rock 'n' Roll music provided a nice audible backdrop. Excellent hot Chili with small beans was served. A Chicken Club Sandwich on a plain bun was okay. And so was an unusual Cheese Frenchee, a variation of a Grilled Cheese Sandwich. French Fries were good except for a few black burnt ends. And service was friendly. XXX-1/2 stars overall!

I got the Taco Salad, my wife got the Baked Potato Soup. The Taco Salad was on the bland side. The…read moremeat could have used a little taco seasoning. The Baked Potato Soup had a vibrant and creamy flavor. The staff were friendly. The food was delivered quickly.

Frosty Mug is a great spot with a good selection of beer and a solid mix of your typical American…read morebar food and Mexican dishes. They also have a little outdoor patio and a few games to keep the kids entertained, which makes it a nice option for families. Definitely a good option for when parents want to grab a drink, eat good food, and keep the kids happy and busy.

The second time getting food to go from Frosty Mug and it did not disappoint! The vibe to me is a…read moresports bar that meets casual dining. Very clean and well taken care of every time I've been inside. Easy to order over the phone or online if you want to go like we did. I tried their rodeo burger which was delicious! Tasty BBQ sauce combined with a crispy onion ring on a very filling burger. The tater tots were perfectly crispy, too. The kids had their chicken strips which were very tender. My wife had the Santa Fe salad with grilled chicken which was light and fresh. I definitely recommend Frosty Mug for anyone looking for a fresh take on sports bar food!

WOW! One of my new favorite Burger Joints! Located inside of Joe's Duck Inn on Millard Ave, a great…read morelittle cozy dive bar that will make you want to come back again and again for it alone, has the BEST Burgers, fries and Chili in Omaha right now! Once you try one of the Quack Burgers, fries and chili(with cheese and onions on it) you will put this on your regular stop for lunch or dinner! And the food was piping hot and fresh. Not frozen patties, Each one is hand made from fresh ground beef! Perfect fries! Perfect chili! And the lady behind the bar is so sweet too! There's so much to select from to put on your burger too! And if you like Hot Dogs, well they have a whole bunch of sections and you can get one made how ever you like them. So drop my and get a Duck Burger made the way you like it and if you don't like it, Tommy Boy will come over and hit you in the head with a tack hammer! LOL But I know you will absolutely love them and want to keep stopping by when you are in Millard. Parking in the rear! Ice cold beer and other adult libations, as well as all kinds of other drinks to go with it. Someone said they only had water and that is an outright lie! It's a BAR! They have it all! FREE refills on fountain pop from the bar too!

Ordered two build-your-own Quack Burgers to go. The hype is real! They were both delicious and…read moremade exactly to order. Just enough time to have a Pabst while waiting. Will return.

Great chicken strips and tater tots wonderful homemade ice cream…read more prices aren't terrible

Great food, excellent service!! Traveling through and ate here twice! We will be back!!read more

We waited over 40min while other cars got their food, employees were so rude and were laughing at…read moreus after we talked to them about it. We only ordered a plain burger and a hot dog. We will for sure never be coming back customer service was terrible overall terrible interaction

I ordered the grilled cheese and there was no cheese, just two pieces of bread. Glad I spent only…read moretwo bucks on that junk

This food truck has been operating in front of the Sundowner Bar, next to the Family Fare on…read moreHarrison. Hours aren't posted, but they've been open every evening in the summer of 2024. Menu: Standard Mexican food truck fare. They seem to offer a little more in the way of tortas (sandwiches) than the average place. My order was taken by someone fluent in English and Spanish. They have a Facebook page which highlights some of their menu items, but just like the signage, it's vague about hours and prices. Payment: They accept cash only, but there are ATMs nearby if you need one. Prices are not listed, but they seem to average about $10 per item. Our food: The burrito, wrapped in foil, was heavy. The flavor wasn't what we are used to--there was quite bit of something leafy in it. The nachos are are simple: meat, jalapeños, and cheese from a can. Guac is diced avocado. The green salsa has a unique smoky flavor. Bottom line: convenient if you're in the area, but I didn't notice anything to make them worth passing any of the other great food trucks in the area.

I thought the food was good and and well priced the staff was very nice and I would definitely go…read moreback there again

The people who run this place are the best and the food is always great. Been going here on and off…read morefor a few years and never had a bad experience. Waits can be long when they are busy but always worth it.

For the Love of Food begins with a small test: finding the door. The entrance is on the right and…read moreis shared with the business next door. It feels slightly like you need insider information to get breakfast, so consider this your briefing: Enter on the right and know that culinary happiness awaits. Once inside, the menu delivers another surprise. I stopped for breakfast and found the two headline choices were breakfast burritos and biscuits and gravy. That's not a pairing I expected to see occupying most of a menu. It reads less like a traditional breakfast lineup and more like two exceptionally confident dishes staring you down and asking, "Well, which direction are we going?" I chose the jerk chicken breakfast burrito because YOLO, and--oh my goodness--that thing was fantastic. First, it was enormous. I eat man-sized meals, and this burrito was still a beast. I could have divided it in half, eaten one portion for breakfast and the other for lunch, and never felt as though I had begun a diet. This was not a breakfast burrito trying to look impressive by being wrapped in extra foil. It had mass, purpose, and possibly its own gravitational field. More importantly, it tasted every bit as good as it looked. The ingredients were clearly high quality, and every part contributed something. The cheese was beautiful rather than being tossed in as the obligatory dairy participant. The jerk chicken brought incredible flavor, and the entire burrito was toasted to perfection. That final toast transformed the outside into exactly the right wrapper for everything happening inside. The gentleman cooking is less a chef than an artisan. This burrito did not feel assembled; it felt composed. Someone had clearly thought about the ingredients, proportions, texture, and preparation instead of merely putting breakfast into a tortilla and calling it a meal. If you are in Bellevue, go. If you are anywhere nearby, it is worth the detour. Run, don't walk--then remember that driving is faster, go back for the car, find the shared entrance on the right, and order the burrito. Just don't make lunch plans; you'll still be full...