The Nebraska Restaurant In The Middle Of Nowhere That's So Worth The Journey
Delana Lefevers
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You can find a decent place to eat in just about any town in Nebraska. In some towns, you can even find incredible gourmet meals that you’ll never forget. But sometimes, the best restaurants are hiding outside of the cities – and in this case, pretty far away from anything at all. The Speakeasy is a remote restaurant in Nebraska that’s kind of in the middle of nowhere, but totally worth the trip.
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The Speakeasy is a beloved favorite, and people come from all over the state – and even neighboring states – to sample the flawless food at this remote restaurant in Nebraska. You can find The Speakeasy at 72993 S Road, Holdrege, NE, 68949. (Despite its street address, the restaurant is actually a few miles southeast of Holdrege.) Find out more about The Speakeasy on their website.
And for another remote restaurant in Nebraska that’s totally worth the drive, check out the Loma Tavern.
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