The Downtowner Casual Cafe was a surprisingly sweet breakfast find! This charming little cafe on…read morethe main strip downtown is warm, welcoming, and full of small-town charm. There was plenty of seating both inside and out, making it easy to settle in and enjoy a relaxed breakfast. The staff was incredibly friendly, and the large menu offered plenty of options with the flexibility to customize orders. I went with the two-egg plate, served with crispy potatoes, bacon, and French toast, and everything was delicious. The coffee arrived hot and fresh and kept coming, which is always a plus. The kids absolutely devoured their chocolate chip pancakes like nobody's business! It's easy to see why this place has so many loyal customers. Many people mentioned the consistently friendly service, generous portions, and homemade feel of the food, and after our visit, I can understand why. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this is a great spot for a hearty breakfast. We'll definitely be back to work our way through the rest of the menu!

My wife and I stopped in for breakfast after a night at Lied Lodge. It's a cute small town cafe and…read morenot much else is open in the morning on Saturday. There was only one waitress working and she didn't make us wait too long and was friendly enough. My wife had the biscuits and gravy which was really excellent. They sure know how to make a good biscuit. I had the special, which was a bagel breakfast sandwich, which was pretty good, definitely generous on the bacon which I appreciated. All in all, it's exactly what you'd expect and it's a good stop if you want a home cooked breakfast with some country flavor.

Their broaster chicken is what they are known for, and it is good! I still love their chicken…read morelivers....not over or under cooked. Ask for hash browns. Service.is great. Right in the middle of a Glenwood neighborhood.

This place was super cute. Not my typical place due to dietary restrictions but we are from out of…read moretown and met with 10 family members who rave about this place. I called and they told me their options which is great when they know. Everyone was very informative and friendly. I was able to get some modified oatmeal and home fries, which were great. Every single person finished their meal and seemed very happy. Some got the special, some got salad, omelets and everyone was pleased. The decor was entertaining for my little one and he loved how everyone's coffee mug was different. His grandpa had Mario and Luigi. Perfect little diner for family and friends. Would come back next time we are in town! I am eating 4 only due to limited options but was a 4.5 for everyone else at the table!!

Great spot for breakfast, either a pastry or a menu item. Coffee is always very good, hot and…read moreplentiful.I have never been disappointed.

We stopped at Grams Place while visiting Nebraska City, and it was one of the highlights of our…read moretrip! First, we had the opportunity to meet the owners, and they were absolutely amazing--friendly, welcoming, and genuinely passionate about what they do. The restaurant itself is located inside a beautifully restored historic train depot, which gives it so much character and charm. I ordered the Philly cheesesteak, and it was outstanding. Every bite was packed with flavor. I paired it with a strawberry lemonade, which was just as delicious. Before we hit the road, she even made sure my cup was topped off, which was such a thoughtful touch. We also enjoyed the sweet potato fries, salad, and homemade cucumber salad. Everything tasted fresh, homemade, and made with care. And before leaving, I grabbed a cinnamon roll for later--and wow, it was HUGE! You can tell this place is built around family, good food, and making people feel at home. If you're passing through Nebraska City, do yourself a favor and stop in. Come hungry--you definitely won't leave that way!

This place was a standard homestyle breakfast spot in downtown Nebraska City. The inside is…read moredecorated with owls. It appears it used to be many different restaurants and keeps changing businesses in this same building. It is next to a historic train track and there is an outdoor patio area but it is no longer functional. The food was better than the options we had the previous day when we stayed at The Lodge in town. Everyone enjoyed what they had and I would say the pricing is fair for what we received. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a decent meal in town.

The face book site stated that customers would be notified of closed on any Tuesday. Well that…read moredidn't happen and we drive from shen to there to find the doors locked.

Food was nice, Qty big portions, Clean place inside and outside. Server had pleasant. I love…read morethey're bakery. I ordered a sheet cake with fresh strawberries and placed a certain way, on the edges, inside layer. She stated she never had made one, but was willing to try and make it. Boy, I was greatly surprised. She did a FABULOUS job. I tell everyone about my experience. My family only buys from Robins Nest. Thank you, will definitely come back .

I had some kind of bbq burger and I stole some of my mom's chicken fried chicken both were really…read moregood!!

Just moved to the area and, of course, had to try the local eatery. What a delight it is to find…read moregreat food and wonderful service close by here in a small town. We have been here a few times now and always enjoyed our meal here at the Minden Bowl Café. Whether we eat on the bar side or the diner side, it is always pleasant to stop in here. We have not tried out the bowling alley in the back yet but plan on doing so soon. The establishment is always clean and has a nice family like flair to it. We never feel like we haven't lived here and known the staff for years and years. They really care about providing great service and cooking a delicious meal. So if you're tired of the same ole same ole chain places in the big city, make a stop over to the Minden Bowl and try a filling and well prepared meal for you and your gang.

This was a great spot for lunch! The dinner menu looks just as great. We were wandering around on a…read moresmall town adventure today and checked Yelp for a lunch suggestion. I'm so glad we did! The place has a small town vibe but could easily compete with anything in the Omaha metro. Talked for a bit with the gal that owns it. She was great! So glad to support a women owned business. I had a basic BLT and we shared corn nuggets. Pretty good. Husband had the lunch special, Tater tot casserole. My first thought was "I have the stuff for that in the fridge/freezer at home." Then I remembered that I have indeed not made it. They made it first so we went with that. He loved it! Not your grandma's casserole. The Thursday prime rib sandwich ($15) and Friday and Saturday steak specials ($25-30) will definitely draw us back. Thanks for a great afternoon.

A group of my friends and I went to The Back Forty last weekend when we were on a party bus and it…read morewas fun bar. We stopped the bus and all walked in and good vibes were definitely felt. We didn't order food but we all ordered drinks. My drink was well made and the bartender seemed to be enjoying her work. They also had live music, which was nice. If I'm in the area again, I would definitely go back and try their food.

This was a great experience. I didn't try the pancakes but it's the size of a plate and looked…read moreamazing. The Reuben sandwich was really good. I love that they are a farm-to-table and scratch kitchen. They also sell locally sourced ingredients for sale. I purchased a 100% whole-grain wheat flour for making French baguettes at home. It didn't disappoint and is a great price. All the staff were very helpful and eager to answer our questions. This is a "highly recommended" from me. I plan to visit my next opportunity.

I'd like to give this restaurant a better review, the one negative was a big one. For the long…read moreLabor Day weekend, we plan to meander to Sioux Falls, SD. One of the first major stops is all the antique malls in Walnut, IA. The wife mentioned that she would like me to find a bakery that served food. I thought I was the hero finding Milk & Honey - a farm to table bakery. The restaurant is in an old Ford dealership building next to a jui jujitsu place. You have to order 1st up front and then wait for them to deliver your food. The good: An excellent place to people watch. Both the employees and clientele. Interesting enough quite a diverse clientele. I ordered the sausage breakfast sandwich with a side of home fries with cheese, peppers and onions recommended by the lady who took our order. A great recommendation. When our food arrived it was hot and good. The bad: My wife wanted to sit outside. I wished I took her suggestion. It was hotter inside than outside. We waited 45 minutes for OU order. You don't want to be around my wife when she is hot and hungry.

Excellent food, great atmosphere but a little pricey. All around good place. I recommend it.read more

Great service, our waitress was attentive and adaptive to our needs. Food was tasty and well…read moreprepared.

Omg! We come here once a month and when we saw on Facebook that they had catfish we decided to go…read moreoff the old beaten path to Ceresco. And let me tell you this. The catfish we Ordered was huge. It took half of my plate. Usually when you go to other restaurants, they give you a tiny fillet, not here. You will not go away hungry and then let's talk about the pies, the pastries, the kolaches, and the atmosphere and the people- that in itself makes it an even better place to eat! If you don't go out of your way to come here, don't leave your house at all then..

Great food, friendly service, everything you might want for a quality, small-town-feel dinner out.read more