Stopped in for lunch the other day. The menu prices were very reasonable. The restaurant was well…read morestaffed, very neat and clean. I liked the exposed brick historic feel. I wasn't overly hungry, so I ordered the reuben sandwich, which came with a bag of chips and two dill pickle spears. Very tasty! I wish they were open for dinner as I've heard good things about the pizza. I did notice a brick pizza oven in the back corner. I'd definitely refer people to this establishment.

fun place to shop and explore. The food was okay, but not great. All the staff were very kind!read more

Stopped in for a business lunch. The staff was friendly and explained to us the flow of ordering at…read morethe counter, grab a seat and they will bring food. I had read on another review about the Chinese food and assumed it was wrong info but nope! It's both Italian food and Chinese food. There was daily specials, a huge menu, pizza, pasta, all the things. I read on their website their Meatball sub was voted #3 on sandwiches to eat in NE so had to go with that. Switched out my side for a salad with house dressing that was so good. The meatball sub unfortunately didn't live up to the hype for me. It was ok but not great. The salad was delish and my friends pizza was massive so all and all we had a great experience. I would go back to try the Chinese since it's a unique choice. Really comfortable seating inside is half tiny pizza spot with booths and half old comfy bar. So choose your adventure from Italian to Chinese and diner to bar ;)

The service was amazing. The restaurant was also very clean. I did think the price was a little…read moresteep $25 for a Reuben fries and a small drink. The sweet potato fries were excellently cooked and very flavorful, but the Reuben was a little lacking. The sauerkraut didn't have much flavor and it didn't have much sauce.

I called from out of town to order a birthday cake for my daughter who would be visiting Hays over…read morethe weekend. I spoke with Jack about the cake and if it could be delivered to the hotel. I ordered a red velvet cake and they said it would be delivered. I called the hotel to confirm that it was ok to deliver. After she arrived to the hotel, her friends got together and surprised her with the cake. It was beautifully decorated and the girls said it tasted awesome. Thanks to Augustine's bakery, my daughter had her favorite cake on her birthday while out of town! Thank you guys... this mama bear really appreciates it! Great, friendly service, awesome cake!

The owner-who waited on us-was rude and dismissive. When my friend asked for water he went to the…read morecooler, got a pitcher of water out, put it on the nearby counter and pointed to it. My elderly friend with mobility issues was already seated and he could easily have brought it over to her. Food was pretty good but I won't support a business that is so rude to customers.

Stopped in for lunch today, my dad had their special, Burger Bomb, homemade dough wrapped around…read moreground beef, cabbage, cheese and onions. Known in Ellis County (nearby) as a bierrock. He said it was delicious! I had the Roast Beef Sandwich fully garden loaded, it had too much bread, delicious bread just too much. Dad's mash potatoes and brown gravy were hard to stay out of. I'm glad this place is busy, great food, friendly people, clean establishment. Note: The sign out front still says SUB SENSATION. I overheard the owner tell somebody that their Prairie Hill Cafe sign blew away.

Town & Country is a slice of life cut from the best part of the middle American Pie! All cultural…read morepilgrims and weary road warriors traveling through this part of the country are well served spending a night at the nearby Sleep Inn (I don't usually review hotels, but Sleep Inn just gets it right) and seeking a true American experience at Town & Country. This place defines the genre of enduring family run country restaurants. Nothing here is new, more like right out of 1958 and well worn. That is everything but the warm friendly service and a wide offering of totally familiar comforting food. I love these relics of an Americana that is rapidly disappearing into the cold predictability of franchise chains utterly without character. Prices are right and portions are generous. You know that you have struck rural restaurant gold when the specials on the chalk board are liver and onions, green beans and hominy, and beef and noodles. Your impression is confirmed by the home made pie list which is so large it requires its own chalk board on another wall. I've traveled a thousand miles just to have their beef and noodles. Last time I was there the guy before me got the last serving. Opting for a classic cheeseburger I received a seriously generous hand crafted patty, perfectly cooked medium with all the proper fixin's and condiments. My wife usually orders a grilled pork chop which never fails to satisfy. The salad bar is also a classic offering, and an essential with any meal. Town & Country is a worthy survivor from a better era and won't disappoint as long as you are open to a trip back to that era.

Such a nice old fashioned style small town diner where it seemed that the waitress knew almost…read moreevery customer and they knew her. The salad bar was wonderful with fresh and a very great selection of Midwestern style items. The main courses were very good and generous. Prices were reasonable considering the alternatives and current price levels. I had the liver and onions with hominy instead of the potato choice, which is a interesting Midwestern side that most people don't recognize.. The peanut butter pie was excellent. They offer a discount for customers staying in town (and the waitress knew which customers were from out of town and might be staying there. The place reminded me of a diner from 1960s-1970s Indiana.

We loved the vibe, the service and our sandwiches! Fun and friendly place. The bartender was very…read morehelpful and enjoyable to chat with.

"We should try a new place," I announced to Old Gramps as we were driving through Nebraska on the…read moreway to see a couple of good-lookin' grandkids. He gave me the side-eye, as if he'd forgotten my title of (Self-Proclaimed) Queen of Yelp. But little did he know...my powers were in full force! I had the Smoke 2 Joints on gluten-free bread. He had the Good Vibrations on a gluten-y bun. Boy, oh, boy, were they tasty! We demolished both sandwiches off before our EV even finished charging (and our EV likes to slurp electrons quickly). I'm struggling to figure out why there were some negative reviews, and I'm mystified. Who knows? But in my official capacity as the One and Only Yelp Savant, I'm here to tell you to disregard those people and get yer butt to the Goat! Sincerely, Your Queen PS: They have a nice patio area upstairs, and they don't do tap to pay. (Nice Goat owner, get a Square device and you'll be all set for tap to pay!)

Nice shop Had the regulator…read more My kid had the Cuban Wife had the panacea Good overall Green been dumpling soup needed some flavor

We had another great experience at Professor's today. As long as you can find the hidden gem,…read moreyou'll be in for a delicious, unique experience. The team greeted us with smiles, and guided us through the wholesome, organic, local menu. We tried the Ruben and the Grilled Cheese, both were absolutely worth it. Next time you're looking for a cozy, local spot to eat, hunt Professor's down and give it a try!

Colby, Kansas, March 2026…read more The small restaurant has 10 tables. It It sits on the corner of an antique strip mall. Pretty basic inside the restaurant. The salad bar is located right next to the one and only bathroom. The menu has many sandwiches to choose from. It has fewer entree selections. The waitress was new the night we went. She was nice and extremely helpful. She was an older lady, and I only say that for clarification of the other waitress who had long black hair with ponytail. Tried to get her attention a few times, and even though the restaurant is extremely small, she passed by as if though she did not see us. We ordered the chicken fried steak and the fried chicken. Both came with an ice cream size scoop of mashed potatoes and corn. The potatoes and chicken were covered in a white gravy. The chicken was hot and tender. The mashed potatoes were flavorless as was the gravy. The meals are also accompanied with a roll. Butter is in individual packets on the table. The chicken fried steak was thick and had little breading. It would have been better if it was a thinner pounded steak with more breading as that was more traditional to my liking. When they bring your check, it comes with a warm chocolate chip cookie. Cute idea! The ambience was odd and not welcoming. The location was rather depressing. The food was OK. I would give this place overall 3.5 stars.

Simple cafe; seat yourself and order typical diner staples from burgers & sandwiches, to CFS or…read morebasic steaks. My Chicken Fried Steak was a tad grisly, but good! My wife enjoyed her Egg Sandwich. Food is solid, and service is decent.

Now the Prairie Hill Cafe. The food is basic but wholesome. Great homemade bread. The staff is…read moreexcited to be in a new enterprise.

This place has a big menu for such a small building. Paninis, subs, salads, lots of fried food,…read moreshakes, Malta, smoothies, etc. I had a Reuben Panini with steak fries, a blueberry biscuit, and strawberry malt. $13 total. The food is good and served at a perfect temp. The restaurant is clean and the staff was helpful.

It's more of a cafe than a bakery. I'd say average. When I stopped for breakfast, I ordered a…read morebreakfast sandwich. Would I go back again...... no.

They had excellent reviews. We drove half an hour to try this place. It took quite awhile to get…read morethe food. The breakfast burrito was delicious. It would've been amazing with some green chili, lettuce and tomatoes on top. Or at least that option. The employees were super nice. The donuts were fresh and looked amazing!