Sooz's saloon is family friendly. Bring your family in for lunch. The prices are very reasonable…read more There are two tv's and a pool table. Karaoke on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.

Drinkin is good in a small town. They get music once in a while too. Enjoy a shot a whiskey. Bar…read moreowner is awesome.

$4 schooners and a delicious Charlie Boy? Totally…read more CASH ONLY It's a dive bar so everything is pretty chill. Service is quick. Charlie Dog is also great.

I heard they had the best loose meat sandwich in Iowa. No, they don't but they are good. Hearty and…read moretasty and at a good price. The beer on tap was nice and cold, the girls behind the bar were cute and kind. Nice bar. You'd feel safe here, nice crowd, not rowdy.

What can I say? Most places are better than Eunie's in Dixon, NE. For many reasons. Everything…read moreis fried in one way or another. French fries, tator tots, fried vegetables, onion rings, etc. The food is just that, food. It's a bar in the middle of nowhere Northeast Nebraska. I'm sure I am going to be the only person reviewing Eunie's as there are no Yelp users in Dixon, NE. If my review brought you here, I hope you love it too. I find Eunie's Palace a special place, a good old Nebraska bar, a flavor you can not get in the city. I use to live near here and find Eunie's as a connection to my roots, where I was brought up. The restaurant itself is full of boxes, storage along side mix matched chairs and tables. Christmas decorations up in July, hand carved signs misspelled and proudly hung with strange sayings only a local could love. They are known for nothing really, maybe a yearly motorcycle rally that is a dot on a photocopied map. I'm sure the locals do not see anything less than a place to grab a beer and a burger. I myself enjoyed Eunie's Palace for what Eunie's Palace is. A small palace in the middle of nowhere. It doesn't resemble a palace at all. I think that is also what makes this place special, it's ironic humor.

This is a little hometown place, that the regulars are known by name. You are welcimed by everyone…read morein there! Love it!

Jackson Street Brewery has opened their second location at 901 5th St., Sioux City. The space is…read morebeautiful and open with plenty of seating, the beer is the same great flavors you are used to, and their menu offers some new choices. This burger was huge and delicious, but don't skip the garlic cheese curds. I am stoked for when the weather is nice and they open up their patio space. They have a dedicated free parking lot and the city parking ramp across the street has the first hour free and is open to the public after 5 PM!

Fun brewery in a great location. They have a ton of options for beers, cocktails, ciders, and NA…read moreoptions. They also have great snacks and meals. They have plenty of seating and a cute outdoor patio. Prices are very reasonable for a brewery. The service was quick and friendly

I was thrilled to find Pearl's which I think is a real gem. I love the exposed brick and the…read morefurnishings. The intimate bar rivals any big city bar and the atmosphere has just the right temperament for a great time.. Great staff of bartenders; they were friendly, knowledgeable, and entertaining. While in Siouxland, I will definitely stop by often for a great Lemon Drop. So if you are a local and want a taste of the city or are visiting, this is the bar of choice.

Very classy looking for a Sioux City bar. Mixed drink prices are a bit high but great place to…read morefrequent once in a while if your wanting a different experience

I was the area helping a friend around his farm. He said Bob's was something you HAVE to…read moreexperience. It is! You walk in and it's the best (worst?) dive bar in every low rent part of town. The building has to be over 125 years old. As my friend said, you know if people was their hands because the only sink is just outside the restrooms. Despite the buildings dated charm, it was clean. Our server took our order quickly and the food came soon after, and boy did the food come. Three of us ordered two cheeseburgers and an order of half and half - cheeseballs and french fries. I ordered a cheeseburger for myself and my friend and his cousin split a cheeseburger. The portions are enormous. The half and half filled a regular sized dinner plate and was spilling off the sides. The burger hung off the bun by a couple inches on all sides. Food taste was fine. The cheeseballs and fries tasted like typical Sysco or US Foods. Nothing fancy or notable other than the price and the size of the order. The burger was also good not really great. Decently seasoned, cooked to medium/medium well, I prefer mine closer to medium rare. This too was memorable due to the size and price. $7.50 for an 11 ounce cheeseburger is unheard of anymore and $8 for two full pounds of fries and cheese curds is CRAZY! You definitely get your moneys worth here. Bottom line: Good food Enormous portions (That make it the real reason to come her) Great value

Classic old-school small-town cafe/bar with cheerful staff and HUGE portions at very reasonable…read moreprices. I live over in So Dak and make the drive to Martinsburg nearly every month because there is nothing that even begins to compare to Bob's anywhere else in the Tri-State region. Give it a try and you will not be disappointed. Bring CASH as they do not accept plastic.

Owners are fantastic, the drinks are great, and the energy of the place is welcoming without being…read moreoverwhelming - exactly what a bar should be. Highly ecommend to anyone looking for a fun, inclusive, and genuinely positive space!