Ok! So here I here I am a couple hours into Nebraska where everything is hiing on and I see a town…read morecalled McCool. How can i pass by a town do cool or named by McDonald's. In this McCool town is Kerry's. I went in and it is a bar n grill. Bar up front restaurant part through a door. I got seated and sevice was quick. I kind of expected a menu but it was on a laminated paper on the table. There was probably 8 menu items and a couple specials on a board out front. I had the country fried steak special. Nothing more country than that. It was very good. I eould have liked fresh green beans vs canned. Oh well. Go check them out. The locals will give a good stare down but super nice. Go hungry. Not fancy but a nice job and u will leave full.

Hours of operation is not accurate. Drove all the way there for them to be closed, when hours…read morestated they were open. Seems to be never open.

We stopped by for dinner, not expecting much. Wow!!! great food and great owners. Clean small town…read morerestaurant with a very well done menu. We will be coming back

If you're in or around Hebron NE and want a steak, this is the place. Great salad bar with awesome…read moreservice in a really cool historic building.

don't bother - out of good choices and only serve main meals on Friday and Saturday - Coke was flatread more

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.

While passing through town we looked for a place to grab a quick lunch and found Fritz's. Despite…read morearriving 20 mins to closing time, the staff was friendly and happy to take our order. We sat at the bar and ordered two beers, which were ice cold. The kitchen is in the open next to the bar so you get to watch the cooking magic. I ordered the roast beed sandwich with tater tots and jalapeño corn bites. While the food was nothing fancy, it was tasty and i really enjoyed the corn bites. I would stop by again of in town.

This is the place in town to eat and get a nice beer. Review their Facebook page for the weekly…read morespecials.

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.

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.

ROUTE 77 , formerly Red Rooster, in Ceresco. Holy cow! I walked in but now after eating I need a…read morewheelchair! Where do I start... we ordered the Rueben dip as an appetizer and let me tell you. Chunks of corned beef mixed with deliciousness in every bite! Wowza! Even the table next to us heard us and ordered it! Loved it too! Then my hubbs ordered the Corned beef and Cabbage. Beautifully plated and they are not stingy! I ordered the Roast beef and I think I had a half a cow! And the flavors were explosive and it's not even the Fourth! Then we Had to get the cake-Guinness Chocolate Cake w/ Bailey's Irish Cream Frosting! It's a dense, semi sweet, not too much frosting indulgence of a cake. I recommend you wear your "fat pants". Just saying! #delicious

Red Rooster was one of our favorite restaurants so we decided to give the new owners and Route 77 a…read moretry. Red Rooster was rated by Yelp a year ago as having the best fried chicken in Nebraska. It was really that good! So I thought the best test of the new restaurant would be the fried chicken. I ordered the 4 piece with mashed potatoes and white gravy. Unfortunately it was disappointing. The breading was off and it was way too salty. On this night it was NOT the best fried chicken in Nebraska. The homemade white gravy was over-salted and tasted out of a jar, unlike the delicious homemade gravy Ron made when it was Red Rooster. Two people at our table said the same about the meatloaf and dark gravy. The gravy was also over-salted and it didn't taste homemade. Service was unusually clunky and we only saw one regular server. Everyone else was new. The decor in the Restaurant was different too. Not bad but just different. I'm hoping this was a one off experience because we really liked the Red Rooster. I'm not sure why the new owners of Route 77 made so many changes to a successful restaurant that was already working well. I hope they figure it out. Last night it was not worth the trip from Lincoln to Ceresco.

Small-town charm, big flavor! Hallam Steakhouse is a true…read morehidden gem just outside of Lincoln. It has that perfect small-town vibe--friendly, welcoming service that makes you feel right at home the minute you walk in. The food is everything you want from a local steakhouse: hearty, delicious, and clearly made with love. From juicy steaks to comforting home-cooked sides, every bite hit the spot. It's the kind of meal that makes you slow down and savor it. The atmosphere is cozy and laid-back, making it perfect for a relaxed family dinner or catching up with good friends. You don't feel rushed--just appreciated and well-fed. If you're in the area (or even if you're not), it's absolutely worth the short drive. Support local, eat well, and leave happy!

My husband picked me up early from work and took me to the pumpkin patch. He said he didn't want us…read moreto miss fall! Afterward, we were starving so started driving toward Hallam. We ended up at the steakhouse and it did not disappoint. The food was plentiful and so good! Our server was amazing as well. We will definitely return.

We love this place. Great food, great service and great atmosphere. We drop in a few times a year…read moreand it never disappoints