Beer was very tasty. The bartender put at least 5 samples in front of me, wanting me to find the…read more"right beer" and sharing their craft. Very friendly and awesome ambiance. Nice place for a good drink!!!

I stopped by here this past Saturday with my wife for some afternoon drinks. We arrived to Prairie…read morePride Brewing just as it was opening and were the only customers inside for a bit. Due that we were able to talk a bit to the bartender who was quite a nice fellow. This taproom consists of a small bar along with a bunch of tables behind it. They had a popcorn machine in the corner which the bartender turned on and then there were two TV's with the Vikings preseason game on them. Finally you could see through some glass behind the bar to where some of the brewing equipment was which is always nice in a microbrewery. As I often do whenever I visit a new brewery, I decided to go with a flight here. At Prairie Pride Brewing that means that I got to choose 6 different tasters for $9. So I decided to go with the Good Country Wheat (BlackBerry/Lemon), Barn Burn (Amber Ale), Islander Porter (Coconut Porter), Wind Devil (Red IPA), Wild Prairie Orange (Blonde with Orange) and Out West (Session IPA). However after placing my order I was informed that they were out of the Porter and so I went with the Lip Kick (Imperial Brown Ale) instead. The first beer that I tried was the Good county Wheat which has a smooth start before the wheat flavor kicks in and then it had a bit of the advertised citrus on the finish. Up second was the Barn Burn which was smooth to start off with and then an interesting finish reminding me of a wheat like flavor instead of the Amber I was expecting. Third was the Lip Kick which is a beer where you can sort of taste the alcohol but you also get that caramel finish you would expect for a brown ale. Up fourth was the Wild prairie orange which had a super weird rubbing alcohol taste with a bit of orange at the finish. Something tasted off though and I can't imagine this is how it is supposed to taste. It ended up being the first beer in a long time that I didn't bother to finish. The fifth beer that I tried was the Out west which was the session IPA and it had a nice little bit of hops on the finish. Last but certainly not least was the Wind devil and you could definitely get the alcohol in this one but in a good way with a bit of the hops on the finish. Out of the bunch I think Out West was my favorite while the Wild Prairie Orange was clearly my least favorite. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. Our bartender was super friendly to us and I enjoyed most of the beers that I drank here.

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!

During the week the Double V is closed and you have to walk to the bar side. I hope the Fri/Sat…read moredinner is better. The service was quick at first, there were two other tables. Bar side was ideal for those wanting to watch sports. I ordered a steak medium rare with fries. The steak came out medium well, chewy and the salt looked seasoned but had no salt or flavor. When the server brought it to me she asked if I wanted salt but I hadn't had a chance to try anything yet. She also didn't ask me to cut into my steak to see if it was correct. Once I realized the fries required salt, I couldn't find a server so I just got up and went to the server station and got it myself. I hadn't pre-ordered the cookie sundae dessert to go. When I opened it , the cinnamon once cream wasn't included and the cookie was so underbaked and raw inside I couldn't eat any of it. What a waste and disappointment.

Stopped at The Chocolate Bar while passing through Nebraska based on a friend's recommendation. The…read moreatmosphere was cute, the downtown location was charming, and the service was outstanding from start to finish. Unfortunately, the food and desserts were underwhelming and lacked much flavor. We enjoyed the experience and hospitality, but the quality of the food didn't live up to our expectations.

Food was delicious & the ambiance is great! Love the shops in railside, just don't path on the…read morestreet during the day if u need 2 stay longer than an hour.

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!

Traveling on a road trip we were passing through Osceola, Nebraska around lunch time and happened…read moreupon Terry's Drive-In. Always game for a local spot, we were pulled in by the nostalgic signage and pick up trucks parked outside. We "masked" up for entry and were the only customers observing COVID-19 restrictions. A plexiglass barrier was in place at the ordering counter and the young lady who took our order was wearing a mask. No public restrooms were available. We took our order "to go" and went across the road to the city park. Rest rooms and ample sunshine and social spacing were available. i ordered a pork tenderloin and my husband stuck with his traditional cheeseburger. Both were priced at $4.25 and we shared a side of onion rings ($3ish). The sandwiches were wrapped in foil and were still freshly warm when we unwrapped them at the park. We should have asked for condiments and napkins, as they were not included in our take out bag. Both sandwiches were prepared well, as expected, and we were satisfied with our order. Broasted chicken seems to be the specialty and is available after 5 and all day Sunday according to the posted menu. Ice cream treats are also available but this chicken didn't cross the road to sample. All-in-all Terry's and the Osceola city park were a nice stop along our Saturday road trip.

We stopped on a Wednesday night to meet a friend and have supper…read more It happened to be Wing Wednesday and they were very good. We had the barbecue wings but they had about a dozen choices. Service was very good. Simple, enjoyable atmosphere. Enjoyed the evening. Would definitely eat there again.

Meh. Expensive small portions for large. Don't know how there still open…read more .

The food was amazing, I was surprised to find that some of the best Thai/Lao food I've ever had…read morecame from a restaurant in Nebraska. They have a wide variety of dishes some of which I've never seen anywhere else. You get a nice size portion at a reasonable price and they have beautiful service. They're so kind. I loved that you can shop there as well and get some Thai essentials.

If you love history this place is worth checking out. This is one of the spots along the trail of…read morethe total eclipse. While waiting I got to take a brief visit to the farm house. It's beautifully maintained, and looks like a well to do family lived here in the 1920's. the stove is the eye catcher here. They kindly have indoor plumbing. I didn't see the barn and church. They are available for rental year round. Activities and classes go on all year as well, and the month of December is Christmas on the farm. Near the house is where all the jellies, jams, breads and other goods are sold. I haven't had my grape one yet. Local vendors have delicious baked goods and sandwiches for the outdoor activities. I tried the kolaches from a local Czech family. This is a good place to volunteer as well. This may be the center of York. If I lived here I'd celebrate every life event at this beautiful landmark. I won't see another eclipse, but I'll come back and visit again.

Stop your search right now and order food from this restaurant. There is little to know seating in…read morethis place, but what they lack in dine in, they excel in food quality! I've ordered here several times during my business stays in Grand Island and I can tell you for sure that this is the most authentic, flavorful, delicious food you'll find in the city! Again, you're going to have to find a place to take this delicious food to, as the location is very small and there are only one or two tables to sit at, it's basically a food truck with a brick and motor building. It's delicious, the price is perfect, and the people are friendly. I guarantee if you're searching for a good place to eat in Grand Island, this is your place.

I loved the food here. A delicious find for someone craving some variety beyond standard stuff…read more The owner really knows what he's doing. He's created his own unique dishes and took the time to help me pick out the perfect dish for my tastes. I was craving veggies, so I got the "Bamboozled" with chicken, and the bamboo shoots were so good in it. Vegetables in it were neither over or undercooked and very flavorful. Generous portion. Best food I found in Nebraska. Whether you love meat or want vegetarian food, there's plenty of choices.