Don't waste your time. The place is gross and the owners are rude. The drinks are over priced for…read morewhat you get.

I love this place,great service(pretty gals)buckets of ice cold beer and if you're a gambling…read morede-gen like myself u can lose ur Tijuana child support money

I frequent the place every two weeks. I have a pizza and a beer. The beer is always Guinness which…read moreis on tap which is awesome! And the pizzas range from 5 different ones. The service is always prompt and cordial.

S/O to the ownership and staff. You guys run a top notch joint. Wife came back from the br…read morewideeyed. "Can you believe how clean this place is?" She noticed, I took note too. We love dive bars but dont expect what K's delivers. Besides super clean the folks working were awesome and the place was jumping. Probably should have kicked that screaming girl out but otherwise...excellent.

Full fledged five star American cowboy/grain town standout…read more I get to run up and down this country a lot, and can tell you it's worth it to hop off the highway and get a burger or a steak at the Gap!

We love the Windy Gap Saloon & Grill in Paxton, Nebraska! This is where the locals eat and we take…read moreour friends here when we want to give them the experience of a great steak or burger! Among our favorite menu selections is the "Juicy Lucy Burger", and the Rib Eye Steaks on Friday nights. We've enjoyed the Sunday and Daily Specials too. Can't go wrong with this place. It is family friendly too! Located in Paxton, Nebraska on main street.

The Longhorn has been in business since 1933, but the current owner has owned it for three years,…read moreand has made a lot of changes. It's not dark and dingy any more, but bright, clean and a great place for locals to hang out. On any given night, you might find a bible study, a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, parties for birthdays, retirements, even bridal showers. Friendly bartenders, lots of televisions (every Husker game televised!), pool, darts, skee ball, TouchTunes music, the Longhorn has a lot to offer those who stop by. If you're hungry, they have Tombstone pizza, but the biggest draw back would be there's no kitchen.

The place is okay but our bartender named Emma or something (she slurred so much could not…read moreunderstand) smelled of WEED!! Yikes did not know it was legal in Nebraska, she was very rude spilled our drinks. She spent more time on her phone & hitting on married men. Maybe if they get some decent help it would be a good place. I understand since those kind of people were on unemployment the owners hire what ever. Take your money down the road to Ole's in Paxton, Ne.

Gotta love Ole's. I've been several times. It is the go-to spot if you're traveling off I-80 or…read moreheaded to CO and need a legitimate lunch or dinner spot. 2-3 miles off the interstate. The ambiance is fun (taxidermy animals all over) and retro bar decor, but I also think the food is just consistently great. I usually get the sirloin, always cooked to perfection. Last time I got the hash browns, definitely pay the $2 charge to make them cheesy with sautéed onions and green peppers, sooo good! The Mac was classic rubber Mac and cheese, but if you like that it's what to expect. They were fairly busy the last time I was there, but got seated right away at the bar with excellent and quick service provided. A Nebraska staple you don't want to miss!

* Vintage vibe, decent steak, but pricey + stomach issues*…read more Stopped at Ole' S Big Game Steakhouse in Paxton because my brother said Nebraska does steaks right. The place definitely has character - it's vintage with taxidermy everywhere. Polar bear, giraffe, bull, deer heads on the walls. Feels like you're eating in a hunting lodge. *Food*: I ordered the boneless ribeye, medium rare. It was an average steak - easy to chew, but had more fat than I'm used to and the flavor was nothing special. Didn't dislike it, but wouldn't call it memorable. My daughter got the steak sandwich and my wife got the steak burger. We all agreed the food was delicious at the time. *The catch*: A few hours later my wife and daughter both had upset stomachs. I just felt bloated. My son was fine. Could've been a one-off, but worth mentioning. *Price/Service*: Restaurant itself is pricey. Menu items are fair, but the steaks are expensive for what you get. Service was fair - nothing bad, nothing great. If you're passing through I-80 in Paxton and want the experience/vibe, it's a stop. If you're driving out of your way for "best steak in Nebraska", I'd keep going. The taxidermy is the main attraction.

We just drove 10 hours today and we're looking for a nice restaurant to have dinner and a drink. We…read moresat in the bar area and ordered off the tavern menu. We both had a prime rib dip and it just melted in your mouth. We ended up sharing an espresso crème brûlée for dessert and it was delicious as well. Service was great and our waitress was very friendly and sweet. If you're in town and looking for a great place to eat, I would highly recommend this.

We travel through North Platte a couple times a year, but it's usually not dinner time when we pass…read moreby. This year we were there at the right time and were looking for a steakhouse. I had the filet with a side of the au gratin potatoes. It was a great cut of meat and prepared exactly as I specified. Nothing I would change about the meal. My wife had the Wagyu Steak Tacos and they were similarly excellent. We sat at the bar and it had a fun vibe. The staff was great. We will be back.

This restaurant was genuinely incredible. The ambience, light fixtures, and mood was great. Our…read moreserver, Kayla, was very professional, never let our drinks get empty, and had great recommendations. We got the Brussel Sprouts for an app. They had a delicious sauce and they were cooked to perfection. The French Dip was the real star of the show. The meat was so tender and was probably the best French dip I ever had. The sweet potato fries come with a marshmallow/cinnamon dipping sauce that is very good if you like your sweets. We polished off dinner with the salted caramel lava cake. It was delightful. It was so refreshing to be surprised by how wonderful this restaurant was and how nice the employees were. I can't wait to come back someday

We were driving across country and decided to pull over in North Platte for the evening. I looked…read morefor a restaurant recommendation and found The Cedar Room. We walked in and there are two large rooms, one dining and one bar/dining area. There is a small bar at the far end that sits around 6 or seven people. We were sat near the window and our server was Penny who was excellent. Penny constantly checked in with us and we were never left wait for service. When it came to ordering wine/cocktails, we were immediately put off by the price of wine. The bottles have an approximate 75% mark up on retail. Way overpriced. You don't see these prices even in the most expensive of steakhouses in my opinion. A glass of wine was the price of a bottle at retail. We elected to go with cocktails. For appetizers, we ordered the Wild Mushroom Brie & Ciabatta. $19 Seared Brie Cheese, brandy glazed belle mushrooms, balsamic reduction, fig chutney; served with Ciabatta toast points. This was good. Cowboy Calamari. $19 Breaded Flat iron sirloin steak bites, fried; served with gravy. I was so looking forward to these but I couldn't even taste the meat.....at all! They were so overly breaded and the steak cut so thin that we felt we were just eating the breading. The gravy was tasty but we couldn't finish the steak bites as we just didn't taste any steak. We split a Cedar Room Wedge. $16 Iceberg, bacon bits, tomatoes, cucumbers, blue cheese crumbles; served with dressing of choice. They split it on two plates and basically did a deconstructed salad. It was fine. After not having a great experience with the food and prices of their wine, we elected to leave and skip the dinner. Although we loved our server Penny and it was a cute establishment, we probably would not return.