Nebrask Inn

If you want to experience home cooking, local culture and a community meeting place, then drive to Gross, NE. Population = 2. The owners are dedicated to keeping this place in operation through good food and friendships. Tuesdays the special is Indian Tacos and home-made pies. The pecan pie was OUTSTANDING!!!! Hunters love this place in the fall.

This is an out of the way place which attracts people from neighbouring countries to.

Located in Gross Nebraska Population 2. It's a charming local place. (If you don't know the place you would never go looking for it.) The building is somewhat decrepit, it's clean but our table was sticky from worn out varnish. Their sign was propped up against the front of the building. There's a separating crack on one side of the building. Don't worry about finding it in town. Just look for all the pick up trucks parked around it. The place was full when we left. Cowboys and farmers are their forte. It's bar food with good flat iron steaks and prime rib ( on the weekend). They have a small salad bar with some homemade items. The tater tots that 3 of us had were cooked perfectly as were the steaks. We came in the back way off of the Fort Randall dam, driving through the location of the historic fort. We came over the Missouri River from South Dakota into Nebraska. The frontier fort's location and history are preserved there. Coming from that way we went 10 miles on gravel roads. On the way out we used the paved road as it was getting dark and cell phone reception was iffy on the back roads.. If you love local places and authentic atmosphere this may be a place to try!

Had a ribeye steak. It was very tender but completely tasteless. Had my wife try it and said the same thing. She had the prime rib and said it was pretty good.

Definitely worth the trip. They have good food and price.