Always busy with locals on weekend evenings. Although overwhelmed, the staff always is attentive…read moreand as helpful as time allows. I love a traditional and tasty cheeseburger and their fries are so great with any dipping sauce. But beer cheese is the best (in my unbiased opinion). Lastly, the beer is cold, and pretty dang cheap considering prices these days.

Not super impressed. Got the cow pile fries and a bison burger. The cheese on the fries was more of…read morea melted queso than the melted shredded cheese I prefer for cheese fries. The burger was fine. They only have beer and wine so if you like liquor try one of the other bars in the area like Windy's or Silver Dollar. Both of those establishments had super friendly locals and food that looked and smelled delicious. Make Grazer's your last resort of the town's options and don't go with it just because you are staying in the hotel and it's the easy choice. I'll add that the hotel itself is great though!

This place in inbetween some steak houses and I thought I would try it, walked in place was pretty…read moreempty but it was good the waitress greeted me and I sat down and ordered a drink, looked at the menu for a min and decided to order a western burger and some hot wings... hot wings came first and I was expecting them not to be really good but I was shocked they were amazing.. and then my burger came and it was big and looked amazing.. The food was amazing and the place was really nice and was nice and peaceful, for a really small town I was pretty shocked on the service and the food. I will definitely go back if I come back Into town

Solid memories of my two stops in here while I was in town…read more The pizza here is locally famous, so I'd heard it about it from coworkers long before I got to town for work. Someone from a company we work with in the area had been in town for months and become a regular here, so my 2nd visit was even better. Grab a Cold Smoke Scotch Ale on tap for an excellent Montana-local beer on tap. Other good beers on tap are available if you want to stray from there. On my 1st visit, someone recommended the tenderloin steak tips, so I decided to save the famous pizza for the 2nd visit. Good call - the steak tips were solid. Wish I could remember what else I ordered. On 2nd visit (with regular leading the way), we went with the cheeseburger pizza, which sounded kinda weird, yet... gotta try something new, soooo... we did! And it was awesome. So good - never had anything like it before. Got cheese curds on the side, which were also stellar. Dined in both times, enhancing the piping hot and fresh experience vs taking something back to the room. Not sure if dining with a regular got me a 5-star experience or if it's always that awesome, but I've thought about this bar several times since I went... so that merits a solid review. I'll definitely be back when I'm back in town.

We may have had a good experience because it wasn't busy. We were in before 5 on a random Saturday…read moreat the end of September and the place was mostly empty. All of the workers appeared to be high school students, and they were all doing their jobs; our young waitress was especially sweet. I got a BLT and a cup of soup, which was creamy chicken veg that night. The soup is self-serve. This soup was so good that I was sad I short-changed myself and only filled my little kettle halfway. I wish I had asked if I could go get more because I loved that soup. It was savory, not at all thick and goopy, and the chunks of chicken were so tender. BLT was generous and neatly made. No complaints. Husband got a French dip. No complaints there either. The jus was very good. Two meals, 2 sodas, $33 and change before tip.

This was a terrible experience for my family and I. It took over an hour to get our food. Our…read moredrinks were never once refilled. After order we weren't checked on once until our food was served and not checked on after that. We had to ask twice for our tab and eventually walked up to register to pay. The server was not friendly at all and looked miserable to even serve us. She never gave us her name but she was a young woman. Food was okay. I highly recommend you not to go here unless you want to waste a lot of time.

Awsome, amazing snacks, good treats Great ice cream, holy…read morecoke EVERYTHING IS COKE! Nice staff, friendly people. Really nice seats!

This was the only restaurant in town open on Memorial Day. It seems that it may be the only place…read morein town that is open on any Monday. The food was good home cooking made fresh when we ordered. The restaurant was clean and fully decorated in Coca-Cola memorabilia. They had arcade games for the kids. If I had to be really picky, I would say that the drink sizes are pretty small, and they don't serve beer. Other than that there was nothing to fuss about. I will add that this is where the locals said they like to eat. That is usually a good sign.

We are definitely not in Florida anymore. Love the walls all the Cowboys that lived in Medora & the…read moreold paraphernalia. No credit here only cash or checks. We both ordered the waffle, bacon fruit breakfast special with bacon, that were too sweet more like a beautiful dessert & delicious. The best part of breakfast was talking to our waitress who moved here last year to go to nursing school in Bismarck. I think we were the only non locals here!

My pancake was good! I mean, how do you mess up a pancake? My husband got the biscuits and gravy…read more It was different. We are from the South- we do biscuits with white gravy. This was not that- this had like, maybe? a chicken gravy? It had a chicken flavor to it? Maybe that's how they make gravy up north- if that's what you like, you will love it. If you are looking for white gravy- this ain't it.

Fun little bar and grill with just the basics fresh and good Will stop again if going through SDread more

It was quite an outer body experience. Upon walking in for dinner there were a few locals at the…read morebar and a few slot players who looked as if they were gambling away their life savings. As I walked in it was like the old EF Hutton commercials where everyone froze and stared. Thankfully the bartender/waitress with the ACDC Highway To Hell shirt was friendly. I just wanted some grub and she hooked me up. This is not a heathy area to dine, as pretty much the entire menu is just a big plate of brown. Fried tater tots. Fried Cheese Balls. Fried Shrimp. I was the ONLY person in the dining area on a Saturday night at 8:00. The slots and drinks must keep them in business because nobody was crashing the doors for the food. While eating I got to look around and like some other reviewers said - it was like being in the middle of a garage sale. Knickknacks and stuff everywhere. Seeing Christmas decorations on the piano when it was 75 degrees outside and summer just ending made me wonder what live is really like in this area. I thank them for the experience even if it was very odd.

The food was amazing. Family run. Fast service and impeccably clean! Highly recommend!read more

It isn't very big, 9 tables. The boneless wings, Asian chicken wrap, and patty melt were all good…read more The wings could have used more sauce and the wrap less lettuce. Cole slaw and French fries were good as well. Service was fast and efficient. Prices are in line with most places in town, $14 to $16 per entree. They get bonus points for being the first restaurant we visited in North and South Dakota fresh brewed sweet tea.

This was my favorite spot to eat for our Dakotas trip! So much so, we came here the two nights we…read morewere in Dickinson. We got there early both nights for two reasons: 1. They get busy quickly, had a wait after we were seated both nights. 2. They have both short and high top tables. We needed the short tables for my father-in-law. The only negative about this place is the space and ability to move around in between tables, especially when someone like my FIL is using a walker. Here are some of the things we got during our two visits that we enjoyed: *Huckleberry mule - got this both nights, this was made to perfection! *Steak Tips *Cheese curds *Knoephla soup - something the area is known for, and I'm glad I got a chance to try. Similar to a chicken and dumplings that the south is known for. Note they do not have this soup every night, although they should. *Walleye sandwich - my husband had never had walleye. Also something the area is known for and he was glad he got to try! *Scotcharoo - a dessert the area is known for, which we had never had. It's a much better tasting rice krispy treat as it has the addition of peanut butter, chocolate, and butterscotch. All of the flavors work so well together. We loved it so much, we got a couple extras on the second night to take home with us! We really enjoyed getting to try drinks and food the area is known for. The service was fantastic both nights - servers always willing to help with a smile. I highly recommend Blue 42 if you are in the area!

Our bartender was very helpful and kind. We sat at the bar and enjoyed all the TVs, and one of them…read morewas playing th World Cup. I also loved the camaraderie between all the servers and bartenders. Everyone helped a H other and asked, "How can I help you?" It was very impressive that they were so caring toward each other and had each other's backs. The bar chairs are comfy, but the bar for my legs was a little low, and I'm tall. I had an espresso martini, which they made a little sweet for my taste, and my hubby had the huckleberry mule, which was really good. We ordered the pickled something for our appetizer, and it was so good! It's like pickles in an egg roll with a delicious sauce. For dinner, I had walleye with crinkle fries and a side of ranch, which was good. I was getting full. I ate my walleye without the bun, and I dipped it in the sauce from the app. My hubby was very happy there was a patty melt on the menu and thoroughly enjoyed it. He got the slaw as his side and liked it too. We will definitely come back for drinks and eats if we are ever in th town again.

Broad menu options, great post-hiking food, and fantastic service!…read more The French dip was excellent, especially because the default is just meat/bread with dip! We both got huge piles of sweet potato fries that were cooked to crispy perfection. And the wings were also fantastic! We somehow spilled a full glass of water all over the table, and the staff instantly sprung into action to clean it up. They were so kind and quick, and really went above and beyond. Additionally, food arrived quickly and we were never waiting for long. It's a huge space that seems good for any size group.

We ate here four times during our visit to Theodore Roosevelt National Park, and if that doesn't…read moretell you how good it is, I don't know what will! lol We tried the PB&Jelly Time burger, the fish n chips, the chicken bacon ranch sandwich and the white bbq chicken sandwich - all were hot and fresh, deliciously seasoned and well balanced. We also fell in love with their french fries. They were just so good! Crispy on the outside, seasoned perfectly, and light and fluffy on the inside. They also have a ton of dipping sauces, so if you're a dipping sauce fan like I am, try them all! I absolutely loved having my cocktails served up in a giant cowboy boot glass! The food and drinks were great, the waiters were easy going and personable - the service was fast too! The inside of the restaurant is like walking into an old western saloon - They've got saddles and other horse tack hanging up everywhere, and they have wagon wheel style tables and live edge wooden tables too - so cool! Totally recommend this place for anybody visiting Medora or just passing through!