We were driving back to Dickinson from a day in Theodore Roosevelt National Park North Unit, and we…read morenoticed a few cars parked in front so stopped. We arrived during the local bingo night and were, at first, put off, feeling we had entered a private event. But the bartender welcomed us, and soon the local bingo crowd left. (They also have other events nights such as darts.) The place is about what you might expect in a tiny town--a bit dark, a bit old, and a bit run down, but overall it was clean and comfortable enough. There's a pool table and a few game machines, too. The food was worth the rate and the price! Terrific steak--weighed just under a pound. Perfect baked potato. Basic salad. Beer was ICY cold and delicious. And the staff did not snub us off as tourists. I would stop again!

I went here the other night with some colleagues from work. The service was friendly (with a…read moredelightful bite of sarcasm), the bar was nice, everything was clean, and the steak, O the steak! It was phenomenal. The chef has an in-house sauce for the rub-eye specials that render them absolutely wonderful. I will be going here again! Call ahead and reserve for the steak specials on Wed.-Sat. (a 24 hour lead in is a good idea)...they run out fast!

Still has the best breakfast sandwiches in the area, you have to get there early (5:30 am) they…read moresell out fast. Great Customer Service and the owner is a wonderful young lady. Don't pass up a wonderful meal

I purchased $40 worth of gas at this location, but later when I checked my receipt, discovered that…read morethey added a $1.20 "flate rate fee". So it appears they secretly add additional charges for gas purchases, plus they cannot spell "flat"

Ordered a quick out of town dinner to-go. The lemon pepper wings were good. I'll definitely order…read morethem again. Crispy and not over seasoned. Also had the Original Mo. it reminded me of a Philly cheese steak I had in Fond du lac Wisconsin a few months ago, minus 90% of the moisture. It was good. Maybe I'd have it again. Maybe I'd order something else. Plenty of options to bring me back.

I love the variety of food options here. We had salad and…read moresandwich combos, very nice to be able to pick some variety. Good kids options as well. Comparison to a Panera in a way. Not sure if it's a local one stop, or a local chain, but it was worth the stop. Counter service instead of table service, kind of a simple design... Would come back if i was in the area.

Came Monday morning for breakfast; I was surprised that they were closed. Returned Tuesday morning…read more& were happy to get a table before 9:00. We had luggage in our car & parked right out front. Coffee with milk came quickly & was delicious. I ordered the farmhouse breakfast & my husband pancakes. Our waitress was efficient and friendly. Breakfast was substantial and delicious, we had trouble finishing it all.

Brunch before National Park [Medora ND]…read more Just a quarter mile before the entrance to the Theodore Roosevelt National Park we decided to have brunch first. We found this cafe serving breakfast and lunch. I can't remember the wait time, maybe like 20 mins. the waiting area was under a covered area in a front porch setting. It was a popular place for tourists. We each ordered a "Lighter Breakfast" which was one egg, bacon for me (sausage for the hubby) and white toast. Good and simple. Breakfast was served from 7:00a to 11:00a. The restaurant was small and intimate inside. Staff was good and attentive. It can get pretty noisy inside. Review #3498

Just got skipped over waiting for 30 minutes. Host just snubbed our family off and said they are…read moretoo busy to serve our family. DON'T TAKE YOUR FAMILY HERE

The pizza itself was actually pretty good. It wasn't anything amazing but was a solid 3.5 stars out…read moreof 5. The music choice was country classics and that was fine. However, someone kept changing the channel mid song to either 90s music (not bad but a little out of place) or 2020s pop (bad and out of place.) The service is where this place fails miserably. Our "waiter" was awful. He wasn't rude, he was just clueless, and I had to track him down multiple times. I don't think he had ever waited tables before and apparently nobody ever told him how to do it either. He dropped off our menus and said he would be back and then disappeared for 20 minutes. There was only one other table in the restaurant, so it certainly wasn't because he was busy. I finally found him hanging out at the hostess stand so, at least I knew where to find him. I got him to come take our order and finally bring our drinks. After our order was dropped off he never checked on us again. No refills. No to go box. No check. I had to go get him every single time.

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.

Our family stopped in to purchase coffee and to check out the local bison and elk meat. Turns out…read moreThe Wurst Shop was the BEST shop. Everyone there was extremely friendly and helpful. We got to sample the sausage and bologna before we decided which one to purchase. We ended up purchasing a whole lot more. There's local honey, all sorts of meat, seafood, and cheese. We were introduced to kuchen and even got to sample that as well. What a great shop to have nearby that sells local and supports the community!

My visit to this part of the country was last minute and short, but I knew I couldn't miss out on…read morethe Wurst Shop. Every summer we order their seasoning and have it shipped out of state and make our own country style and summer sausage, so I was especially excited to bring home their sausage today! When we arrived they were closed! Luckily, the side door was open and we met the owner who let us shop! What a nice guy! My to-go order included mixed country style sausage (fanatic flavor), smoked ribs (yummy - I wish I picked up more), beef sticks (tasty homemade beef jerky that only lasted two days before being gobbled up by my teenagers), and apricot kuchen (another item I wish I had gotten more of because it was so creamy and sweet). If you don't live in the area, you can always purchase their secret spice mix ($15 to make 50lbs sausage) and have it shipped to you and make your own version of the Wurst Shop sausage!

what an excellent cafe! we stopped here on the way to Yellowstone. coffee and pastries were great…read more ambience excellent. staff were very friendly. it's open despite the construction outside! would definitely go again

We can't say enough nice things about this place. LeAnn and Gene run a wonderful little cafe. We…read morewere in the mood for a sandwich and got off 94 to search for something. The previous reviewers were absolutely spot on with the reviews. Excellent service, excellent food and excellent coffee. All of our sandwiches were fresh and made to exact order. I was bummed we got there late and missed the soup. We will try it next time! Beach is VERY lucky to have this place in town. The cafe is also in western wear store and there are vacation rentals on top of the cafe. The building is a completely renovated old hotel. There are two units. A 1BR and a 2BR. They are far better than any hotel room you will find with kitchens and the bigger one has a back porch. On top of all of this, my mother left her credit card at the cafe and LeAnn and Gene went above and beyond what anyone has ever done to track us down and get us the card back. We are deeply appreciative of their kindness and we can never repay them for what they did. They saved the day and prevented us from having to cancel credit cards, etc. This speaks volumes as to the character of the owners and I hope their business is open for a very long time.

It's not bad food for a place thats in the middle of a motel. pizza is alright but I wouldnt go for…read morethe wings again.

Started with the rib tips. Excellent! Tender, smokie and sweet. And not a bad price either. Wife…read morehad Big Bry Pizza Hoagie. She seemed quite pleased. I had a small deep dish German Pizza. It had a great crust with sausage and sour kraut. Very nice. Place was clean. People were friendly. Kind of a strange location. Better signage might be nice.

The food was great, large portions and fast service. I had the chicken fried steak breakfast, which…read morecame with eggs and hash browns, and I added a side of biscuits and gravy. Overall, the food and service were a 10/10. I'd definitely come back if I'm ever in the area again.

If you're looking for home cooking in an old school diner setting, Country Rose Cafe is your jam…read more The menu is filled with hearty breakfast items, as well as some sweets available at the counter. You can expect that charming diner service, everyone is super friendly. And the food was great, I had a biscuit sandwich doused in gravy. It was heavy, of course, but still packed with flavor rather than an oily taste. And the hash browns were perfectly crispy, a really nice side to balance the gravy. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area for breakfast or lunch!