Continues to impress New menus…read morePrices have increased however they are inline Great friendly service

My husband saw a video on TikTok of someone ordering from The Branding Iron. We just so happened to…read morebe going to Lincoln from Omaha so decided to make a breakfast stop. Very intimate and eclectic diner with a huge breakfast and lunch menu. We had to start with the cinnamon roll as it was massive. It was very fluffy, warm and had whipped icing. I ordered the chicken fried steak and my husband ordered a breakfast burrito. Both huge portions and coming through with flavors.

French fries were amazing and the pork tenderloin sandwich was HUGE and very yum! We also got the…read moreReuben and it was also very good!

Met some friends for a dinner recently. It took nearly an hour for our food to arrive after…read moreordering so that is the main reason for 3 stars. They did provide a beer for the hassle which was appreciated. I enjoyed the meal but someone in our party ordered mashed potatoes and there were chunks of hard potato remaining. It's a small town with limited options, overall the meal was good and I would give it another try if given the chance.

Awesome service! Great food, piping hot!…read moreGreat prices! I had the roast beef mushroom cheesy sandwich on sourdough. Everything here is made from scratch, including the bread. This sandwich is a masterpiece. It's like a cheesy hot beef. Lots of meat and hearty. What I really came for was the homemade chicken dumpling soup. My friend, a Wahoo native, said it's a must try. The recipe was passed down from previous owners. It was hearty and yummy with a unique spice. I couldn't put my finger on it but almost like a seafood seasoning. My friend had me bring her a huge jar to-go! I also couldn't say no to the cinnamon roll. I'm picky about my cinnamon rolls so this wasn't the best I've ever had but I did enjoy it. Not moist all the way through and a little burnt on the bottom but it was clearly homemade. I love small town cafes. They are usually super cute, featuring locally made items, etc. and Good Friends is no exception. I would have liked to have seen more storage because I felt like there was stuff kind of everywhere that needed to be put away. Could maybe use some cosmetic, painting updates around the salad bar/counter. But none of this impacted the food or service so I highly recommend stopping in!!

From pictures that I've seen the place has been updated. The food was never very good when I've…read moregone and it just seemed like it needed a good cleaning but that may have changed - it's now under new ownership. It's popular with the morning coffee drinkers.

We really enjoyed our stop at this little cafe in Wahoo. The space is small, but nicely laid out…read morewith tables and chairs. There are two tables for two outside as well. Order at counter from the menu board. The pastry case is right there too, with irresistible coffee cake, scones, and other treats. The coffee cake was irresistible to me so I ordered a big slice. Bookguy had the large biscuits and gravy. We both had a sausage croissant breakfast sandwich too. Bookguy really liked the biscuits and gravy, wishing it was bigger. I tried a bite and liked it too, not salty and the biscuit was tender. The breakfast sandwich was pretty standard, but hit the spot. The coffee cake was very fresh and delicious. The coffee bar was unexpected with flavored coffee and regular. I chose the one called Jamaica Me Crazy that was flavored with vanilla cream and kahlua which was excellent. The staff is friendly and I had a great conversation with a woman whom I think is the owner.

Friendly reception and delicious breakfast of croissant with egg and cheese and a cinnamon bun with…read morewalnuts. Very conscientious in keeping tables clean and stocked. Appreciated receiving chamber's magazine to learn more about Wahoo.

I was on vacation and heard about this place. It's actually pretty good. Not enough meat for my…read moretaste however, it was still good.

Paradise Bakery always provides fresh and delicious options for both breakfast and lunch during…read moreyour shopping at Nebraska Crossing. While they were previously at Village Pointe, this new location provides guests with a larger eating area and a drive thru! The team at Paradise continues to impress me with their friendliness and helpfulness at each visit. Today I went with one of my favorites: The quiche. Hands down the best quiche I've ever had! Don't let the thin crust fool you, this quiche is packed with flavor of cheese, egg and spinach. Simple, yet so so satisfying. In a choose two option, you can get a soup or salad with it. Their Fuji Apple Chicken salad was the perfect complement of fresh chicken and a light apple vinaigrette. Don't forget you can choose your type of cookie if you prefer something besides chocolate chip to finis off your meal! Highly recommend you stop by Paradise next time at Nebraska crossing!

Just ordered The Red Zone's mountain oysters (appetizer) as a meal. They were horrible and…read moreminiature pieces of indescribable beaded food items. Mountain oysters are usually flat 1/2 dollar size disks OR larger. These were tiny pieces of ?? . Don't ORDER THEM for $11.99-WISH I would have taken a picture when they arrived bc I had to ask the server 'what' were they-they were the size of breaded cauliflower

We went there on Saturday night to celebrate a special birthday ( prime rib and ribeye were the…read morespecials) there were 11 people out of the 11 people -3 were able to eat or liked their meals - the salmon was burnt ( the bottom side was charcoal) I couldn't even put on fork in it much less cut it - the prime rib was so rare it was purple in the middle and ice cold - the chicken wings were dry and hard - I'm sure the waitress remembers us because we tipped her VERY well - we just took our rare and dried up food and left - we didn't want to make a scene because we didn't want to hurt the birthday celebration - I have never experienced anything like that before . I think we were all just in shock at the quality of the meals .

I went to Dairy Queen last night and really wanted a sauce and toss. I was so happy to eat my food,…read morebut when I opened the box, I found out. That there was no sauce on my chicken. The service was very lazy and bare minimum.

Easily the best blizzard I have ever had! There were so many big cookie chunks and the workers were…read moreso nice!

Once again the food was very good here! Service was lacking a bit the day I was there as the wait…read morewas about 15 minutes for not many customers. Otherwise bread was bomb and overall great sandwich.

Side decently fired the heart and soul of this place, Julie. I won't go back. They were our…read morefavorite go to sandwich shop. Also, they weren't open for dinner service which is very inconvenient. The food is great, but I can't support the owner, who is apparently a pretty terrible human.

Excellent coffee and Berry Coffee Cake!! We had the Ceresco…read moreblend and a Cappucino dry! Perfectly made.

We have visited three times since grumpy Mugs opened this weekend. We are just so thrilled to have…read morea local coffee/breakfast lunch spot...especially on the weekend!

Some economists would claim that the only restaurant in a small town would have high prices and…read moremediocre food due to its monopoly status. They would be wrong. A super great value and very good food. I always get the hot beef sandwich when I am in a small town and this was the best I have had in a long time. My lovely wife loved the vegetable beef soup and gyro. The owner is Greek so he knows gyros. My only complaint is that the TV was too loud for my sensitive ears. But if one is watching Bluejay basketball or Husker football, loud volume is allowed. A drive from Fremont or Omaha is worth it.

Get the hot beef sandwich. Seriously. The portion is big enough to share but you won't want to…read more It's THAT good. Great little hole in the wall!