In town to visit mom and back to this place, which has easily attained the "best restaurant in…read moreMcCook" title. A great dining room and bar area. We sat at the bar, ordered take out, had a cocktail and engaged with some of our fellow patrons, but especially the bartender. Cool guy, very helpful. In fact everyone there was very helpful. I wish they'd stay open a little later though (they close at 8pm during the week). Maybe just even the bar area. There aren't too many nicer bars in McCook and this could be a good one to have a cocktail after 8pm. But I'm sure there's a good reason. As I said, best restaurant in McCook currently.

Stopped in for a business lunch. The staff was friendly and explained to us the flow of ordering at…read morethe counter, grab a seat and they will bring food. I had read on another review about the Chinese food and assumed it was wrong info but nope! It's both Italian food and Chinese food. There was daily specials, a huge menu, pizza, pasta, all the things. I read on their website their Meatball sub was voted #3 on sandwiches to eat in NE so had to go with that. Switched out my side for a salad with house dressing that was so good. The meatball sub unfortunately didn't live up to the hype for me. It was ok but not great. The salad was delish and my friends pizza was massive so all and all we had a great experience. I would go back to try the Chinese since it's a unique choice. Really comfortable seating inside is half tiny pizza spot with booths and half old comfy bar. So choose your adventure from Italian to Chinese and diner to bar ;)

Stopped in for lunch the other day. The menu prices were very reasonable. The restaurant was well…read morestaffed, very neat and clean. I liked the exposed brick historic feel. I wasn't overly hungry, so I ordered the reuben sandwich, which came with a bag of chips and two dill pickle spears. Very tasty! I wish they were open for dinner as I've heard good things about the pizza. I did notice a brick pizza oven in the back corner. I'd definitely refer people to this establishment.

fun place to shop and explore. The food was okay, but not great. All the staff were very kind!read more

Nice shop Had the regulator…read more My kid had the Cuban Wife had the panacea Good overall Green been dumpling soup needed some flavor

We had another great experience at Professor's today. As long as you can find the hidden gem,…read moreyou'll be in for a delicious, unique experience. The team greeted us with smiles, and guided us through the wholesome, organic, local menu. We tried the Ruben and the Grilled Cheese, both were absolutely worth it. Next time you're looking for a cozy, local spot to eat, hunt Professor's down and give it a try!

We came in close to closing time and they still served us. Suggested the potato salad, great…read morerecommendation. Then we decided to have some dessert, suggested the apple pie, it was awesome. Great people and place to eat.

Such a cute and clean place! I love the history in the tables to read while you eat. Got the peanut…read morebutter pie and a habanero latte. The staff was easy going and very helpful. And lots of farmers eating lunch here. The latte was chocolaty and jelly tasting. Unusual but tasty!

The parking lot is ridiculous! The spaces are too small, so people take one and a half spots. The…read moreservice was good and fast. The food was as expected.

I stopped here twice on my recent trip to and from Colorado and I do still think it's a four star…read moreJimmy Johns, though, I do have one big complaint. First of all let's start with the good. I maintain that a Jimmy Johns in Colby is amazing in and of itself. I love that you can order ahead in the app and you'll have fresh sandwiches at the ready when you pull up, which when you're on a road trip is both convenient and much healthier than say Mcdonalds. We both dined in and grabbed some to go recently and both experiences were good. The sandwiches were made correctly, and they were pretty fast both times. The store itself is clean, and the staff working is fairly friendly. I had two issues here that are worth noting, however. First of all there is just one toilet for men and one toilet for women. This is standard at all Jimmy John's locations so I get it, the issue here is that Colby is a huge rest stop for travellers along I-70 so the lines can be long. I was really frustrated on my most recent stop as we were waiting in line for probably 15-20 minutes, to the point where I was worried someone may be having some sort of issue, when the person who came out was an employee who had clearly just been playing on her phone. The line for the women's room had backed up way into the restaurant, and she seemed to just not care - that really rubbed me the wrong way. My other big issue was no changing table for a baby. I again had to change my baby in the car which can be less than ideal. Aside from that it's a good JJs - definitely room for some improvement but overall pretty good.

Excellent product although sligtly addictive. It's a good addiction. There are three varieties…read moreand I've enjoyed all three. I've visited beautiful Cheyenne County, Kansas, but it was before I found Becky's Bierocks. I'll cruise by next time.

Now the Prairie Hill Cafe. The food is basic but wholesome. Great homemade bread. The staff is…read moreexcited to be in a new enterprise.

This place has a big menu for such a small building. Paninis, subs, salads, lots of fried food,…read moreshakes, Malta, smoothies, etc. I had a Reuben Panini with steak fries, a blueberry biscuit, and strawberry malt. $13 total. The food is good and served at a perfect temp. The restaurant is clean and the staff was helpful.

"We should try a new place," I announced to Old Gramps as we were driving through Nebraska on the…read moreway to see a couple of good-lookin' grandkids. He gave me the side-eye, as if he'd forgotten my title of (Self-Proclaimed) Queen of Yelp. But little did he know...my powers were in full force! I had the Smoke 2 Joints on gluten-free bread. He had the Good Vibrations on a gluten-y bun. Boy, oh, boy, were they tasty! We demolished both sandwiches off before our EV even finished charging (and our EV likes to slurp electrons quickly). I'm struggling to figure out why there were some negative reviews, and I'm mystified. Who knows? But in my official capacity as the One and Only Yelp Savant, I'm here to tell you to disregard those people and get yer butt to the Goat! Sincerely, Your Queen PS: They have a nice patio area upstairs, and they don't do tap to pay. (Nice Goat owner, get a Square device and you'll be all set for tap to pay!)

What a gem bar and sandwich joint in Kearney! Sat at the bar where you also come up to order. Had…read morethe Pot which was a flavor packed large sandwich on a crispy and nicely seasoned house bread that was reminiscent of focaccia. You can get chips, soup, or a salad with your sandwich. We got a salad and I would not advise that option. Although fresh, it didn't have much going on, but was respectful as a side salad to the filling sando. Gives hippie, rock band garage vibes with an arcade on the second floor and a sick patio in the downtown area.

The food was so good! I am gluten free and so had their "Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich" with no…read morebread. The au jus sauce and homemade BBQ potato chips were gluten free. The server and the cook ensured that all of the food I ordered would follow my diet. My husband got their special which was Prime Rib Sandwich and fries. He said it was delicious. The dining room is comfortable with a nice variety of seating options. We enjoyed our stop!!

The hot beef was awesome. A definite must try. We called in and took it to go…read more Service was great. Friendly and quick - faster than promised.

Ownership of this store is in Omaha. Therefore I doubt the service will ever change. Once again I…read morecome in to eat from a kiosk get my number and the food's not delivered and I wait and I wait and I wait and I realize that my food is in a bag on the counter and they hadn't even called out the number. Really pathetic Service.

Well...I would rather not admit my attendance here, but yes we do, not frequent, stop at fast foods…read morefor not other options moments!! Sunday mornings at McCook doesn't offer much options except this. So an egg mcmuffin and another similar. Today this worked ok.