Swung by the ALC to hook up some din-din and ended up getting the runs. Place is freakin' weird…read moretoo. Right out of Twin Peaks.

So, here's a little secret…read more... If you ever find yourself in the middle of nowhere just off Highway 281, and it's supper time, and you're starving, head north of Grand Island to St. Paul, NE, and hang a left at the Howard Avenue stoplight. A few blocks down, in the middle of main street America, you'll find American Legion Post 119, which is open to the public for dinner from 5-10pm every night. Head down the stairs of the nondescript brick building, and you'll find a dark, small dining room right out of the 80's, complete with mirrored wall behind the bar and George Strait blasting on the stereo. Along the far wall, near the stairs, are portraits of the past commanders and presidents of this local organization. It's cool to see your dad's photo on the wall, along with those of your friends from high school. Near the salad bar (complimentary with all dinners), is a smaller photo box, honoring local veterans who passed away in the line of duty. This wall's a little sadder to look at (though, the basic salad bar is actually quite good - definitely try the cole slaw and pickled cucumbers!) Depending on who you ask, you'll get a cornucopia of must-have dishes. Some come for the thick-cut Angus burgers, others come for the fish fry. In my opinion, you gotta try the fried chicken. Two thick, juicy pieces of deep-fried buttermilk bliss, served with your choice of side. My opinion, go for the beer-battered onion rings. So tasty! Prices are dirt cheap, service is fantastic and friendly, and you probably won't find better fried chicken in the entire state.

I drove in from Grand Island just to check this place out. It is in what appears to be an old…read moredowntown building. Old storefront right on the street. Parking is downtown diagonal street parking. The inside is decorated nicely. Old brick and wood feel with a cool bar towards the front . The partially open kitchen fills the back of the long narrow restaurant. The service was great. Someone from the kitchen brought out each plate. The Old Fashioned was decent, but it did lack the single cube that takes the cocktail to the next level. The small wedge salad was plenty and it was amazing. The Chicken and pasta dish was amazing. Great flavor. The chicken and pasta were both cooked perfectly. I loved everything about this place. That craft cocktail would take you to perfect. Thanks. I enjoyed it.

The servers were quick and accommodating. I loved the interior, it was rustic, it's pretty…read morespacious. We loved the bacon wrapped shrimp w Gouda grits and the bbq bacon bruschetta. I think the steak pasta was good but I am glad I got the blue cheese crumbles on the side. The mocktails were delicious. The caramel cheesecake was a 10/10. Overall it's a nice fancy restaurant for Nebraska. I will definitely be getting the bacon wrapped shrimp and the cheesecake again.

New ownership since January '19. Three reasons to frequent this business…read more 1. When you go out to eat, you want awesome food. Check! 2. Cleanliness is next to Godliness. Check! 3. Veteran owned business by someone who understands hard work and appreciates The USA. Check! Live in an urban area (Omaha) but this business out shines the majority. Had the pleasure of speaking to the owner who takes great pride in preparing FRESH not frozen food. Our party of four had plenty of leftovers from the Tenderloin sandwich, Club sandwich, fish and chips and the Drummies. Check the pics - killer food. Invest the time to make a side trip.

Great little bar and grill in Rockville! Very clean and friendly. Typical cafe/bar food. Nice…read moresurprise to find in the middle of nowhere.

And here we are for lunch now. Burger with everything including fresh jalapeños roasted. Cool. Have…read morenot had the offer anywhere else. French Dip sandwich also, for B. Familiar face waiting on us today. She has cut my hair a number of times in past!! Big surprise for us both!! Everything is REALLY good.

Charming local diner, a must see if a train buff. Delicious food and very friendly, courteous and…read morepleasant service. Outstanding value recommend a stop by if in the area observing the Sandhill Crane migration. You will not be disappointed.

Enjoyed the steak, fried chicken and the carrot cake. So good. The beef was tender and flavorful…read more I was in York on a week-long business trip. This was my go to restaurant. This is a lovely institution in town. The locals come here to eat. Place is always busy and recommended by the residents of York. Truly worth visiting.

Lots of stained glass and older appearing pictures. Server was incredibly nice and helpful. I had…read morethe Reuben and my daughter had a hamburger. Both were 10 out of 10 excellent. For dessert we had a caramel brownie cheesecake which was fantastic and I am not even a cheesecake conosour. Extremely reasonable prices unexpected find in a small town.

Locally Owned and operated Restraunt and Bar. Open 8am for…read moreBreakfast til 10 and then serve lunch and supper til 9pm mon thru Thursday Friday and Saturday we are open at 8am for Breakfast and close at 10pm we have our Awesome Soup Salad and Dessert bar on Friday and Saturday nights Chicken fried Steaks are the Special on Friday nights and Saturday is Prime Rib or Shrimp Scampi.....During Mon through Friday over the lunch hour we have Lunch Specials that may vary each day....Stop in and Try our Signature Sandwich the Lazy D it has 3oz of thinly slice prime rib grilled to perfection pepper jack cheese onion rings and our special lazy sauce served on a toasted bun YUM

We stopped at The Lazy D for lunch while traveling across central Nebraska, where dining options…read morecan be limited. Based on the many positive reviews, we were looking forward to eating here. Unfortunately, our experience was very disappointing. We first walked into the bar area and called out several times, but no one responded. We then went to the restaurant entrance twice, again with no staff in sight. After calling out once more, an employee finally responded, that she was preparing the salad bar for dinner. When the employee noticed our service dog, she immediately said, "No, no, no, no dogs." My husband asked if service dogs were allowed, and she replied, "No dogs. I'm not the owner." We then left without being served. There were no other customers in the restaurant at the time. As travelers relying on service animal access, we found this experience both frustrating and disappointing.

If you're ever in Wood River I'd recommend eating here rather than driving to Grand Island or…read moreKearney. One of the things I like most about this place is the local feel. Every one knows each other and they talk about sports or their farms. The food is not anything extravagant or over the top, just expect to eat some average American Food such as Hamburgers and Steaks. And if you're from out of town the locals are very friendly and nice. Nebraskans love to talk!

Wood River, Nebraska is a small town with very little to do, BUT, Klinger's restaurant is a good…read moreclean place to enjoy a dinner and see some of the locals. There were 4 of us in town together and we were each happy with what we ordered.

Good food, excellent service, and a great restaurant with sports on the TVs. Go eat here!!…read more Enjoy!!

Our visit to Cunninghams On The Lake was appalling. The owner/manager was using profanity (mainly…read morethe "F" word) while talking with other men, loud enough that everyone nearby -- including kids -- could hear it. When my husband respectfully asked him to tone it down, the owner actually walked around the bar (where we were seated) to confront him and insulted him, calling him self‑righteous and that he wasn't apologizing for his language. As customer's were leaving they stopped to tell my husband that he was right in asking this man to be aware of where and what words he was using while women and children were dining. What owner/manager thinks this is beneficial for his business?? If he treats the customers as such how on earth does he treat the employees?? I am so sorry for the young ladies that have to work for this man. I've never seen a business owner behave with such arrogance and disrespect toward paying customers. This is not a family‑friendly environment, and we won't be back. Whatever happened to the statement that "the customer is always right even if they aren't"? ---

Happy to be the first to review this place. Paid $6.39 for a medium Royal cheesecake strawberry…read moreblizzard that had 1 strawberry and maybe 4 pieces of cheesecake. That's ridiculous!! The strawberry and 4 cheesecake pieces were on top of the cup and then the rest of the cup was just plain ice cream.... Also not mixed at all. Also tried to do The Dairy Queen fan feedback on the receipt but because this Dairy Queen does not list their phone number on the receipt so, I cannot leave the feedback on Dairy Queen's website. So because I cannot leave feedback I cannot get the free dilly bar for completing the survey. This Dairy Queen needs help. Came here on Memorial Day at 5:40 pm. Very unsatisfactory!!!

The tables were at least clean, but the booths needed a bit of soap and water. The floor by the…read morepop machine was sticky from too many spills. I stood at the cash register, and employees saw me there, but no one said it'll be just a minute. Service was good when I got it.

We've been meaning to get out of town and stop by and super glad we did! Got the gyros and they…read morewere probably some of the best gyros in Nebraska. The meat was just the right amount of seasoned and the sauce had phenomenal flavor. Their dessert case looked amazing but we will save that for another trip :) Excited to try some of their other specialties in the future!