When traveling on I-80 we stop for lunch or dinner at Margaritas (called "3 Margaritas" on Google…read moreMaps). It offers delicious Vegetarian and Vegan options. We choose the latter and are never disappointed. When we travel, we plan on stopping in Ogalla, NE to have Black Bean Soup without cheese . This with some chips and salsa make for a delicious and nutritious vegan meal for us. It's not on the menu but we'll worth asking for. Same is true for the vegetarian version with the Mexican Cheese. The servers are helpful un answering questions about ingredients so we can stick to our diet while traveling. The restaurant is located next to the Tesla Supercharger so our car refuel while we have a delicious meal. Salsa De Hongos (mushroom salsa) Guacamole Salad Mexican Salad (Slaw) Pico de Gallo Vegan Black bean soup minus the Cojita cheese We order Vegan Black bean soup minus the Cojita cheese and add Salsa De Hongos, Pico de Gallo, and salsa to make it even better.

As we traveled from Wyoming back toward Illinois at the end of our six-week national parks road…read moretrip, we stopped in Nebraska for our second to last overnight break before getting home. After weeks of hiking, driving, unpacking, repacking, and surviving on road snacks and caffeine, we decided to have dinner at Tres Margaritas. The restaurant itself is very cute and colorful, with lots of traditional Mexican décor and bright painted chairs that give the place a lively atmosphere. We arrived pretty early, around 5 PM, thinking it would be quiet, but the place filled up surprisingly fast. It definitely seems to be a very popular local spot. The food was actually very good for a road-trip dinner stop. We shared a large steak taco salad that was absolutely enormous and honestly could have fed two hungry hikers without any problem. It came loaded with carne asada, avocado, beans, tortilla chips, and very fresh ingredients. Definitely the highlight of the meal. I also had a margarita, while my husband ordered an Arnold Palmer, and both were good. Now, the funniest part of the evening was honestly the service. Our server, Daniel, was polite and friendly, but for reasons we never fully understood, he addressed only me during the entire dinner. Since I speak Spanish, he kept calling me "señora" and speaking directly to me while almost completely ignoring my husband's existence. Not in a rude way exactly, just... very specifically focused on me. He would take the order looking at me. Bring the food looking at me. Ask questions looking at me. Meanwhile my husband was sitting right there like some kind of invisible travel ghost. At one point my husband joked, "I guess I disappeared and nobody told me." Honestly, it became more amusing than anything else, and we spent most of dinner quietly laughing about the strange dynamic. The only slightly annoying part was that the check arrived before we were asked whether we wanted dessert, which seems to be becoming a recurring theme on this trip. Overall though, the food was fresh, satisfying, and generous, the atmosphere was lively and colorful, and it was a pleasant stop at the tail end of a very long journey. After six weeks on the road, sometimes a giant taco salad and an unintentionally hilarious dinner experience are exactly the kind of memories that stick with you.

This place has good food but looks a little uncared for. I was there and there weren't many or any…read moreat times customers. Tables dirty. Stuff on floor. Salsa bar was mostly empty with 2 choices and one of them was almost gone and several empty salsas. No chips but possibly there are at times as big empty silver containers. My chicken fajita order came but they forgot the tortillas so I had to go up and ask. On the positive the food was very good. I loved the fajitas - large portion and the rice was excellent. But as you eat you look around and all the tables have bits of food on them.

If you want standard generic Mexican food like Taco John's go the Taco John's Cross the street from…read morethis place. If you want more authentic Mexican made to order and served hot, come here. Under new ownership and maybe a little rough around the edges but good tasting and a full menu.

We are visiting from California on a road trip to Chicago and stopped here. This place is knock out…read moreamazing! Four of us all got different things and everything was off the hook! My boy got the loaded biscuits and gravy.... Delicious! My other buddy got the green chili chicken fried steak... bomb! Pancakes were great! On top of all the bomb food we got 4 homemade turnovers to go. I'm almost certain they are gonna be delicious. Everything else was spot on flavor wise! I wasn't surprised.... Especially when we seen all the salt of the Earth people waiting to enter. There was a bunch of farmers, electricians, local business, owners, etc... We love local diners!! Definitely worth the visit if traveling through

Not sure if it should be 4.6 The food is not bad, but it's…read morenot over 4. The country fried steak was mostly country and not enough steak. Bacon cheeseburger was small size & curly fries was not seasoned. The McRib sandwich was good

Holy crap. This place is so good. I'd drive up from Colorado…read morejust to get this place. Good portions, NOT expensive at all and it's a cute little vibe In here. And the waitress was a sweetheart.

The service was great, the food was outstanding! I would…read moredefinitely go back if I was in the area and I would advise others to go as well! Very clean restaurant with a great atmosphere!

A neat little dinner with comfort food, super attentive wait staff and cute decor. The menu has…read morethinned down from the past but the truck stop favs are still offered. And the Hard Rock atmosphere will keep your attention.

Service was friendly but thats where it stops. The server was late either bringing waters. The…read morefood was all served on separate plates and different times. I ordered an omelette which came with tots and toast. Each served on separate plate. The toast was not brought for a second person in the party. Pretty quiet for a saturday morning. Other waiter seemed busy and prompt with his tables. Our waitress was absent much of the time.

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.

We stopped here on a roadtrip from CT to CA and would highly recommend to anyone in the area!!! We…read moregot 2 meals plus drinks for less than $20, and the food was fully homemade to order with high quality ingredients. We both got vegetarian breakfast burritos, which came with homemade salsas, sautéed onions, and real scrambled eggs. The kind woman that made our food even went and opened up one of the motel rooms so that we could use the bathroom, which was very appreciated. Also met some very friendly locals!

This is one of my favorite mexican restaurants in Lincoln City. I have tried a lot of stuff on the…read moremenu, and all of it has been great! The Mexican pizza is my favorite!!! It's a million times better than what you've tried at taco bell, trust me. The Corona-Rita is delicious too. If you are looking for good food, a cozy atmosphere and nice servers, this is the place to go.