The food at the Rusty Spur is really good. I have a fondness for Chicken Gizzards and that's the…read moreplace to get them! Very good! And with out saying, everything else we've gotten there has just been Great!!

My only regret is not enjoying this place earlier. A good variety of burgers, sandwiches and…read moreentrees. Fully stocked bar with a friendly serving staff. They had the game going and the food came out in a timely manner even thou they were busy.

Speakeasy is the perfect name for this steakhouse! You walk into an old beat up building through an…read moreold beat up door then immediately walk through a little bit nicer door and bam, you're in a fine dining, white linen table cloth restaurant! Taylor was amazing, our bartender made perfect martinis and the food was off the charts! The shrimp cocktail was six of the biggest shrimp ever, the Chicken Dianne was rich and delicious and hubby's Wagyu Ribeye was spectacular! The show stealer was the pork belly, it was rendered to the perfect melt point with a flavor all it's own, no sweet sauce, just pork! It's in the middle of nowhere but oh so worth the trip!

We liked our dinner here but wouldn't make the effort to come back unless we were driving near it…read morevia the interstate on a trip. The salads were nice, good homemade dressing and they serve lovely bread and butter-I'd give those a Nebraska 4-4.5. The truffle potatoes were super dry, tasted nothing like truffle and almost impossible to swallow without a swig of water in your mouth. The prime rib was smoked so long there was almost no flavor except smoke. Perhaps some people like that but I just felt like I was getting colon cancer with every bite, plus they were full of fat too. I'd say at least 1/3 of the meat was fat in everybody's and you saw lots of picking and spitting. That makes a meal really annoying and a bit embarrassing. The baked potatoes were ok. Nothing to write home to mom about. The cocktails were ok, standard and a very light pour. Nothing fancy, no big ice cubes (lots of little melting ones making it hard to drink the cocktail) or higher quality garnish which one might expect for the price. Decent wine list. The environment is fine. It appeared clean in the restaurant, the bathroom and outside. Love the lower level lighting and tablecloths. Be careful walking in the second front door, there's a pretty big slope down. Fun history and very genuine, friendly, informative wait staff. Small town feel and quite busy. You can tell folks in the area love it.

These small town bars are what make Nebraska! This gem is in the small town of Hildreth Nebraska…read more From the moment that you walk in you are treated like family. They go out of their way to find something that will work for you to drink and they're always there before your glass goes empty. If you're going in thinking that the decor is fancy, then this isn't the place for you. If you're coming for great food and friendly people than you arrived at your destination. My wife ordered the ribeye which was cooked to absolute perfection and the other three of us ordered the prime rib. What made their prime rib so much different is that it wasn't over seasoned and subpar quality. They let the meat speak for itself and it was tender and unforgettable. Hildreth is a little bit out of the way, but it's definitely worth stopping in.

ALERT!! Clint has the place back and it's much improved. We've been going to Clint's since Clint…read morehas taken over (just a few short months) and have never been disappointed. They have a special every evening. We have been their for Burger Night on Friday and had great burgers. All their meat is local USDA Choice. Last Saturday got there for the prime rib and rib eye steak special. Had them both and they were done perfectly and the beef was tender. The "cheesy potatoes" were homemade and excellent. Service is good and the owner and staff are friendly. Bring Cash....no credit cards here. They do have an ATM in case you forget. The place isn't fancy....just an old time country bar with an assortment of different tables. The kitchen area appears clean. It would be nice if they could put in some new modern restrooms.

We have been by here several times but today is our first in. Lunch testing. Have heard all good…read moreabout this. They do handmade chicken fried steaks in evening but frozen ones at lunch. So will try the evening menu another time. Salad bar is good, nothing exotic. Burger for myself with some special parts going in. Jalapeños, blue cheese. no eggs available. Hot water drinks. Is cold day! Maybe cottage fries I got. Exceptional good. Reminds me of homemade potato chips my grandmother Irma made. Very similar. Really good burger. Sure one of better I have had. Salad bar is ok. Just old school, with quite a few options.

whole restaurant is a mess, chef in the back needs to relearn how to cook steak. This is a "Well…read moredone" steak i ordered. I sent it back fist time cause it came out like this, and second time it came out the same exact way. Horrible place

Old fashioned, home style cooking with many, many choices. We ate here on a Friday evening when the…read morehad a buffet. You could also order off of their menu. Small town people that know how to serve their customers. We're sure to eat here again!

Visiting from CO. It hit the spot. Fun atmosphere and good Nebraska beer. We order Philly cheese…read moresteaks and they were great. The sweet potato fries were awesome!

Enjoy the laid back local feel…read more Good food. Wait staff very enjoyable . Have patience on weekends. Food takes a little longer.

Brady, Nebraska ---…read more I met the "Hitchin' Post Saloon" team - owner "Scott", super bartender "Vance" & grill-master "Emily" and they all gave me "More Smiles Than I Came In With!". The "Caminator" burger represents Nebraska proudly in my quest for a quality burger in each of the lower 48 states. The "Hitchin' Post Saloon" is a "Run-A-Way Bill" Favorite accidental bar discovery ... another super "DUSA 2019" (Discover USA) u-turn find. Great bar flair adds to the atmosphere of this great small town USA bar & eatery. 06.12.19

Town & Country is a slice of life cut from the best part of the middle American Pie! All cultural…read morepilgrims and weary road warriors traveling through this part of the country are well served spending a night at the nearby Sleep Inn (I don't usually review hotels, but Sleep Inn just gets it right) and seeking a true American experience at Town & Country. This place defines the genre of enduring family run country restaurants. Nothing here is new, more like right out of 1958 and well worn. That is everything but the warm friendly service and a wide offering of totally familiar comforting food. I love these relics of an Americana that is rapidly disappearing into the cold predictability of franchise chains utterly without character. Prices are right and portions are generous. You know that you have struck rural restaurant gold when the specials on the chalk board are liver and onions, green beans and hominy, and beef and noodles. Your impression is confirmed by the home made pie list which is so large it requires its own chalk board on another wall. I've traveled a thousand miles just to have their beef and noodles. Last time I was there the guy before me got the last serving. Opting for a classic cheeseburger I received a seriously generous hand crafted patty, perfectly cooked medium with all the proper fixin's and condiments. My wife usually orders a grilled pork chop which never fails to satisfy. The salad bar is also a classic offering, and an essential with any meal. Town & Country is a worthy survivor from a better era and won't disappoint as long as you are open to a trip back to that era.

Quick & friendly-ish service, at first. Unfortunately, that dissipated the longer I was there…read more Quiet inside, other than the local guys having coffee. Small town diner with old, quaint interior. Good, traditional breakfast. Bummed the server never brought ketchup I asked for, never came back to check on my empty coffee and never brought my bill until I had to find her and ask. Would be understandable if she had more tables. Regardless, I'd still recommend for a hearty breakfast before continuing on your road trip as opposed to fast food.

When we go to Hastings to visit relatives, we usually go to Kitty's as they have the best chicken…read moreplus Pizza, hamburgers and everything on the menu. Their brunch on Sunday is very good. When we were in town from Texas on Thursday, April 30th my wife and I had the chicken. My favorite place to eat chicken. On Saturday I ordered takeout for my wife of Margherita pizza. She said it was the best she has had. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere with their racing theme is unique. Of course they have any alcoholic drinks you would want. I definitely recommend eating there.

I do not recommend this eatery, I'm not sure how this place has 4 1/2 stars. The service was…read moreterrible. The servers were very dry and unfriendly. They brought your food but no silverware or condiments,(be prepared to get it yourself). Be prepared to wait no less than 30 minutes for you mediocre and very bland meal. The "prime rib" omelette was mostly gristle, the veggies were not cooked as described on the menu. The biscuits were more like flat cakes, and the sausage gravy was clumpy and tasteless. This place is only good if you're thirsty.

Our first here. Lunch of their special for testing. A sausage similar to Polish with sides, and a…read moregrilled ham and cheese. And all is very good, and worth the hour and half drive. We like and plan further...testing.

This is the best place around (not just because there isn't much around). We stopped in for drinks…read moreon a Friday evening and the place was busy. There was a clear look at us when we walked through the door that said "y'all must not be from around here." Which is great. Because we weren't. Henderson, the next town over is a dry town so we had to venture over to Bradshaw for some drinks. The server was doing everything: bartender, server, and cashier. She was friendly and efficient and made sure the front of the house ran smoothly. She told us about how they were going to add some outdoor space and create a little beer garden next door. Sounded like a good place and a sign that business must be good. We didn't get any food but the menu looked good and varied. The stuff coming out of the kitchen smelled and looked tasty too. Cocktails were standard but it's hard to mess up a rum and Coke. Go visit the Bulldog Roadhouse if you're ever in the area.

We stumbled upon this quaint little restaurant a few years ago while traveling. First time we'd had…read morehamballs. Oh my...best ever! This trip we made the specific route to eat here again. Today's buffet was pork tenderloins. Huge portions! Salad bar had a large variety of choices; broccoli salad, corn dish, I think there was a pasta salad, as well as regular salad bar fare; lettuce, cheese, bacon bits, etc. the buffet also had potatoes and green beans. Server brought cheesecake to all the tables. My dinner partner said he'd like to move closer so we could eat there more often. This is definitely a hidden gem off the beaten path worth the drive.

We stopped in for lunch on our way across Nebraska. They had a fried chicken dinner on the buffet…read more It was a wonderful filling meal.