Great fun and good food. Our group was very happy with the facilities and the customer service.read more

Much different experience this year. Seriously…read moreunderstaffed on Fridays. Had to go into the concession building to pay for admission which took 15 minutes alone and we were only third in line. Bees were very thick around sitting areas to eat. Some Kids were very uncomfortable and ate while roaming. The only offer part of the menu on Friday. So hot dogs and meat nachos it is, burgers and pulled pork are only on Saturday and Sunday. If you're only open three days a week you should offer the whole menu. They offer s'mores packs to roast your own marshmallow. Not enough people to run train rides, hay rides, concessions, and admission. Idk if they weren't expecting so many groups, seeing school buses and multiple school vans upon arrival will make you want to leave any place and come back later. Very busy place. Kids enjoyed the corn maze. Lots of stalks knocked over by rude individuals making some pathways difficult with a stroller But fun regardless.

Pretty good at showing what early settler life in the area was like in a variety of ways. The…read moremuseum exhibits -- in two separate buildings -- are slightly dated collections of objects and info about aspects of typical life. Then the Railroad Town gives depth to that experience, with relocated historic buildings staffed with living history. Considering the size of the town and daily operations, it makes sense that every building can't always be staffed -- and if they were, it'd sure take a long time to get through. The main exhibit building itself is a bit ridiculously grand: why is it surrounded by a moat and have fountains in the middle? That design would make more sense for an art museum maybe.

A huge amount of buildings and cool old things to see and touch! Our three and five year old…read moreenjoyed it and we stopped for lunch at the cafe which was very tasty. A worthwhile visit for sure! Friendly and fun workers there as well.

First time at this establishment. We had a group of 5, and everyone had something different. The…read morePhilly Cheesesteak was a 10 with the bread, tender beef and peppers & onions being outstanding. Mac & cheese as the side was perfect. But the bread used with the sandwich was the difference-maker. Everything at the table looked delicious, and everyone in the group agreed we'd be back.

Food solid B to B+. Service gets a D. So sorry server you have to work on a Sunday. Not our…read moreproblem. It was just two of us. Someone forgot part of the order, it was either the server or the kitchen. After that incident, server started rushing us and other tables to finish, pay, and get out. The final straw was when she came by and asked if we were ready for the bill. No problem. Credit card machine immediately shoved into my face AT THE TABLE. Okay... for some reason debit card wouldnt work, was told to check out up front. Followed her and she ran it again then flipped the screen with an attitude saying, "It's going to ask you a question. Of course it was the tip. Left the lowest suggested of 15%. Her attitude went straight to hell after that. Sorry, White Buffalo, lost us in one visit due one pissy waitress.

As someone who has been going here for many years, I never thought I would be posting anything but…read morestrong praise for the club. However, our dinner Friday night was well below par. My steak, ordered medium rare was much closer to medium well and unfortunately also on the cold side so it had been sitting before being served. It took 23 minutes for an ice tea refill (server Gilbert failure) and we were never asked how things were! We have been told that the head chef moved to Lochland in Hastings and as members we hope things improve here before our return.

This Friday night was *chef's kiss*. Chef Bill Warren and his staff outdid themselves with the…read morePrime Rib buffet. Delicious! We loved our conversation with Chef Bill, he is so charming! Marissa, our server, was delightful! We also highly recommend having a carafe smoked Four Roses Small Batch old fashioned. Wonderful evening! Thank you Saddle Club!

The York Area Children's Museum is a wonderful museum for the price of admission, which is just $1…read moreper person. There are plenty of different exhibits for the kids to do such as a grocery store, diner, construction area, gas station, doctor's office, vets office, space room and a house. Like I said, its a good deal for the money, and with my kids as young as they are, they had more fun here than at the Omaha Children's Museum because it was way less crowded and they could actually enjoy it. It's truly a hidden gem for small kids in York, Nebraska and the surrounding area.

I really enjoyed my time here at the fair grounds. We really only came for the rides and to see…read moresome animals. The carnival is perfect for young kids. My 9 and 6 year old had a blast riding over 20 kid friendly rides, and using the all day game pass made it super affordable. The kids enjoyed the time on the sky tram and we explored the livestock buildings. Super fascinating and really nebraskan. We strolled through some of the enterainment tents and the shoppings. I got a burger from cactus jacks and it was fantastic! There is so much to do at the fair and we really only scratched the surface. I'd definitely recommend going at least once and seeing all the buildings.

Over the weekend I had the opportunity to go to Grand Island with my family. GI has been the…read morelocation of the State Fair for awhile now but this was my first time going since it stopped being in Lincoln. I had such a fun time! Saw tons of animals, people, food, other people's hobbies etc. The best thing I had was a donut burger, giant smoked Turkey leg and those cinnamon almonds. It was a fun time and definitely something I'd recommend to others. It only comes once a year and last just over a week until Labor Day! :D

Farts and Craps. I was taken to "easy street" to watch a bunch of 30 year old's finger painting…read more Serving cheap wine didn't make the experience any better. Eat some hybrid gummies before you go and enjoy. There is very little art in NE and you won't find any here. This is playtime for adults that still live at home. Gabe Skalka, Grand Island NE

This was, one of the most fun evenings out, I have had in a while since I'm a new mom. Not only,…read moredid we all work on a project together, but we had the chance to relax and let go for a bit. Our instructor was an absolute delight and super helpful when we needed it! I would absolutely recommend this place from baby showers and wedding party's, all the way to just an evening out. Our whole group agreed that this should be a monthly adventure. I cannot wait to go back!!!!!

Grand Island Little Theatre offers a great opportunity for the community to see the exceptional…read moretalent our area offers. Musicals, comedies and dramas are part of their offerings. They also sponsor Missoula Children's Theatre every summer for kids. I would highly recommend going to their season shows. Plus, it's very affordable.