In town for a meeting and wanted to have a good lunch. Weren't many reviews here so I wasn't too…read moresure but a look at their Facebook page showed that is where you can really get the downlow. The menu changes daily -- white board moves around the restaurant as people take a seat. It's good home cooking all around and the crowd seems mostly local retirees. Not fancy but tasty and filling! And you get a dessert -- I ate half or more of mine before thinking about a photo! Would absolutely eat here again.

Awesome place! The food is delicious and you get great service and the people are wonderful. My…read morefavorite place to eat when I'm home.

Place is always clean. Good service, good food and reasonable prices I highly recommend this…read morerestaurant

Bacon cheeseburger was so good! Vibe was great! Servers were so kind! The homemade pickles were…read moregood!

My husband and I stopped in to eat on a Friday night as we were traveling through. We love…read morestopping at small town restaurants and were craving a burger and beer. We ordered a Bleu burger with fries and a Patty Melt with fries. As we were waiting, a waitress was patting out REAL hamburgers that were HUGE! Needless to say, we both said that it was the best burger/patty melt that we have ever had. It is a cute small town bar and the prices were very reasonable. We have already told several friends about it and will be stopping in again this weekend! Shannon and Marcia Kelly

We were in town for a couple days for my boyfriend's job and wanted to hit up a coffee place before…read morewe day tripped to Sioux City and found this place. The decor is incredible, and the outside area is so dreamy, I'd hang out there forever. We bought their cute little tumblers like good tourists. The rest of the experience was...flat. Our total for some of the cheapest (mid tasting) ingredients on the planet was nearly $80. The tumblers were both under $14 (just so you don't think of course it was $80, you got two tumblers). The trash was piled so high you couldn't put anything else in it. The coffee somehow had all kinds of extra ingredients and still just tasted like straight espresso. The food took so long we were nearly done with our coffees by the time we got it. There was a whopping one other person in there so it's not like they were in the weeds. But this spot?! This decor?! It's like an incredibly gorgeous person with a vapid personality. IDK how else to describe it.

Great service and equally good food. The atmosphere is what one would want and expect in caferead more

Didn't even know this little place existed!…read more It's connected to the Rustic Treasures thrift store. The thrift items 'spill' into the coffee shop area as well. There's window bar seating and a nice, big table to sit at. Looks like specialty flavors change but there's a staple menu. Hot/cold coffee, tea, smoothies, hot chocolate, and pastries. Today I got a Sticky Bun latte. It was super yummy. Had a great brown sugar taste. (And of course I got whipped cream.) Prices are the same you'd expect at any coffee shop. I believe my Mom got a White Girl latte. She enjoyed hers as well. I'll for sure stop in and grab another next time I'm in town!

The Coffee Shoppe just re-opened on Memorial Day under new management. Under the new direction,…read morethey have updated the furniture and the floors, opting for wood floors rather than the carpet that was previously there. They also added counters that look out onto the sidewalk in front of the shop from tall chairs. There's also a greater integration of social media use (specifically Facebook), and the Coffee Shoppe melds very well with the adjoining thrift shop, Rustic Treasures. I've gone to the Coffee Shoppe three times since the re-opening, and the chocolate chocolate muffin paired with the Antigua drip coffee has been absolutely divine. It's been rather crowded during the lunch hour, but the staff seems to keep up well as new orders roll in.

Everything went well; the food is amazing, the owners are fantastic and very friendly, and the…read moreatmosphere is relaxed and welcoming! Their burgers are out of this world, but their daily specials are always delicious. It's often hard to choose between standard favourites and the specials. :) This is a family friendly, casual place that doesn't have fancy bells and whistles, but also consistently delivers on great food at an affordable price. Highly recommended.

Great food great service. I had a perfectly prepared steak and the dinner lasted me 2 meals! :)read more

Amazing food at very fair prices. The French toast is my favorite and the pancakes are delicious…read moreand massive.

Worth a stop. Friendly people and good food, in Swedish small town Nebraska…read more Hamburger was just that. Good beef was prepared in a generous patty and put in a bun. They have shakes and bakery, but Saturday noons, I just want a good hamburger. Next time, I will be back for the soup and bread.

Took a chance on this cafe as we like local owned places. Excellent burger- it was bigger than the…read morebun!!!! The fries and onion rings were not greasy. Delightful ice cream that was lactose free. Will definitely plan to stop here again. The waitress was informative about the local weather conditions.

The food is awesome, the cook really knows what he is doing on that grill. I have never found any…read moreI don't like. I would recommend it to anyone I have not been in for a long time but they have a great menu. Stop in and say hello to Kenny and Billy. You all have a great day.

Food is always good. Service is friendly…read more Please note the kitchen is closed on Sunday and they only offer drinks.

We enjoyed this stop on our road trip. It is a warm and cute cafe that can accommodate a lot of…read morepeople. They have a nice selection of food. You order at the counter and they give you a number. Our food came out in about 15 minutes. They have clean restrooms and a place to get your water. Plenty of parking in the lot.

A surprising gem amidst a graveyard of old school greasy spoon diners. Fremont has had a number of…read moreclassic 1950's diners that were splendid for years, but then changed ownership, went downhill, and closed. Others open, change names a few times, and then fold up. I say this to highlight that having a good diner in the small city of Fremont is not an easy task. This diner has kept the spirit alive, showing that the mantle of quaint throwback eateries is still burning. Breakfast food is consistently good, the sandwiches in particular are remarkable value. Also located next to a gas station and located on the edge of town if you're passing through. The owner also possesses a rare intersection of expertise in food service and business acumen. He has owned other restaurants local to this city that have been successful under his management, setting the bar high for eating establishment in the area. All things taken into account, this is a place worth trying if you are considering it.

We often visit Mel's Diner in Fremont when we're servicing our cars, and it's always a fun little…read morestep back in time. Given the recent storms hitting the Fremont area nonstop, we figured we'd support this local mom-and-pop spot for lunch this weekend. We walked in and were quickly seated at a booth near the kitchen window and the lunch counter stools. The greeting was prompt, and drink orders were taken--iced tea and Coke Zero. Yep, this little diner is proudly a Coke Zero establishment. Classic! I usually get the club sandwich, but this time I took a moment to consider if I should branch out. But, I ended up sticking with my original choice. I went for the club with tots, crispy of course. My husband opted for the Big Bopper Burger and crinkle fries. While we waited for our food, we chatted, checked our phones, and had a little people-watching session. One memorable moment was watching a toddler trying to feed boogers to a teenager. Classic diner experience! I couldn't help but overhear the servers gossiping at the lunch counter while rolling silverware, occasionally letting out a few choice words. I'm not one to judge, but it is a business, and I can't help but wonder if that might bother other customers. On top of that, I overheard them questioning whether a to-go order looked right before boxing it up. Makes you wonder... After what felt like an eternity, our food finally arrived. My tots were supposed to be crispy, but they were more like soggy, sad little bites of disappointment. I could tell they'd been fried crispy and sat around too long. The club sandwich was good, as always, though I wish the toast had been a little crispier. I get it, though; that happens when a sandwich sits in the window for a bit. My husband didn't have complaints about his burger, but there was one odd thing. The fries on his plate were barely there. He had just a scattering of a few cold ones. The server then mentioned they were making him a fresh order of fries, which left me wondering: did he get leftover fries from a previous order, or whatever was left in the fry basket? It seemed a bit off. He said the fries on his plate were cold, so I guess the mystery of leftover fries remains unsolved. Unfortunately, this was the most disappointing meal we've ever had at Mel's. I'm not sure I'll be in a hurry to return next time I'm in the area. It's still a cute spot with a lot of potential, but it fell short this time.