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Ole's Big Game Steakhouse

Ole's Big Game Steakhouse

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4.5 Google Review
123 N Oak St, Paxton, Nebraska, 69155, United States
(308) 239-4500 www.olesbiggame.com
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Apr 21, 2018
I was happy to have stopped at this location. On a recommendation of a coworker who grew up in the area, we stopped here for lunch on our return trip home to Colorado. At noon on a Monday, there were no other patrons or perhaps a couple of locals. Staff was very friendly and not obtrusive since we were alone. Food was good. Not necessarily a big serving. Everyone in my party enjoyed it. What really makes this place interesting is the history and the restaurant environment. There are stories for the 200 trophy animals, and photographs of famous folks who visited the original owner "Ole", This location was family friendly, at least on a Monday afternoon. I will certainly be back.

Mar 21, 2018
This place was fantastic. I had the Baby Back Ribs with hash browns and cowboy beans and my wife had Shrimp Alfredo and grilled veggies. All our food was done to perfection. Drinks also very good. Our waitress, Megan, was friendly and attentive. We enjoyed looking at the wild game mounts. Highly recommend.

May 12, 2018
Food was awesome as always. Loved having Sam wait on us. Enjoy the friendliness. Always stop when we go by in our travels if possible. A must stop.

Feb 14, 2018
The chicken was the best I’ve ever had. Moist and juicy and the lightly seasoned crust was out of the world. My husband was disappointed with the prime rib. Probably give it a 6 out of 10. Our waitress was really great. She was super friendly and very accommodating. We’ll go back for sure.

May 13, 2018
This place is awesome! Missing the north platte exit and stumbling across this place made my night. Food was fantastic and the staff was great! The histrionic atmosphere is something to see. Ill be back.

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Wed:7 am - 11 pm
Thu:7 am - 11 pm
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