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.

Best pizza and char burgers and cheese and chips! Get out and enjoy. I believe it will make you…read morehappy!

I took my Patrol friends here on a whim and saw 11 teeth amongst 25 people. A bunch of drunks that…read moreare probably related/dating and leaving with each other at "closing time". The food was reminiscent of a College cafeteria. You probably don't understand what "College cafeteria" tastes like because you are an un-educated, Mid-West dipsh!t. AVOID the Stunkhouse.

I actually went to Rough Reins two days in a row for lunch. The first day the special was lasagne,…read morethe second day was an open-face hot beef sandwich and mashed potatoes with gravy. Both days had different soup choices; ham and bean stew the first day and chili the second. Each day also featured different homemade pies: raisin on day one, and chocolate cream pie day two. Two of us ate well both days for less than $20.00. A typical hamburger and sandwich menu augmented by a few special entrees like chicken fried steak or walleye rounded out the choices, in addition to the daily specials. Generally the food was stick-to-your-ribs Midwest fare. The roast beef stood at out as melt-in-the mouth delicious. The chocolate cream pie was also a highlight. The ambience was "small-town hole-in-the- wall," with wait staff who were timely and friendly. Going there two days in a row probably says more than the rest of this review however, so I will end on that note.

Just went to look around. Neat idea to have a rooftop restaurant. But without a city skyline to…read morelook at, what's the point? We walked through around 10pm. Dark outside. Maybe three people in a dining room that could fit 150. Wish Grand Island would invest more in its public rec centers and in building a second high school. Then you might get enough interest to draw city planners who could make this concept shine.

We've always had a good experience here, especially their Thanksgiving Day meal. We will definitely…read morebe going back occasionally.

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.

Billy was a great server. Quick service and the food had unexpectedly complicated flavors but could…read morecater to even the pickiest of eaters. The menu was simple and made the choice easy. They were out of the soup of the day so get there earlier for lunch if you're in the mood for soup. The decor was modern and elegant. A fantastic new spot and I can't wait to return.

Stopped by Bubba's for a quick lunch. Food and service was very good. If you're driving by and…read moreneed a quick lunch be sure to stop.

Hmm kitschy coca-cola charm. The guy running the place was nice. The food is basic fryer food from…read moreSam's club. I had a steak phillie that missed the seasoning. My daughter grilled cheese was as expected. It's food and it's cheap. Still better than supporting a fast food joint. Ps it's CASH ONLY. No signs anywhere just a little surprise at check out.

We get pizza from there and it is Delish. Full of cheese and meat. Very filling. The service there…read moreis Very Friendly and attentive. Great place. The bread stick are Awesome to.

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.

My sister and I were on the hunt for some good burgers--something different from the usual BK or…read moreMcDees--when we came across Thunder Road Grill. Even though it sits right off I-80 in Grand Island, NE, the race-car theme inside gives it a fun, lively vibe, and the place itself was spotless, well-maintained, and very organized. We were promptly greeted by Ms. Heather, the hostess, who was polite, cheerful, and welcomed us with a sweet smile before leading us to a booth in Ms. Hailey's section. Ms. Hailey was bubbly, friendly, and incredibly efficient--no movement wasted. She took our drink and food orders and even repeated everything back to make sure it was perfect. My sister ordered the All-American Cheeseburger with bacon on a buttered, grilled brioche bun with lettuce, red onion, tomato, and dill pickles, plus a side of seasoned fries ($14.50). The fries were crispy, well-seasoned, and very tasty. I went with the Farmhouse Burger topped with melted American cheese and a fried egg ($18.00). The flavors were spot on and the egg was cooked perfectly, though the beef patty was just a bit dry. We also shared the Wings Snack ($8.50) and an order of Onion Rings ($5.50). The wings were cooked perfectly and full of flavor, though they were a little heavy on the BBQ sauce. The onion rings, however, were outstanding--super crispy, well-seasoned, and honestly the best onion rings I've ever had. Overall, this restaurant was a great experience. The staff was friendly, helpful, and very professional. If I ever find myself back in Nebraska, I will definitely be stopping here again.

I spent $16 and some change for a country fried chicken meal. The chicken was the size of the palm…read moreof my hand and a small scoop of mashed potatoes and a small bowl of Mac n cheese... Absolutely ridiculous...

The food here was beyond amazing, the best I have had since we moved to Grand Island. My husband…read morehad the ribeye and I had Jared's Burger, both were delicious!

The space was clean and tidy. Plenty of space and tables. One area was more upscale dining and…read moretowards the back of the restaurant a sports bar area. This is nice to have both depending what your celebrating. The food was decent. I ordered the sirloin medium rare and it turned out to be more on the rare side. I would rather have it this way than overcooked. The potatoes were a little cold when they came out but our server kindly warmed them up when we asked. The sides we tried were all amazing! The baked mac n cheese bites were yummy and the sauce was a great add to it! Our service and server was excellent. She was attentive and all the staff there were super friendly!