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Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in New Town, North Dakota, United States. New Town is a city in Mountrail County, North Dakota in the United States. The population was 1,925 in 2010 census. New Town was platted in 1950 as a replacement site for the residents of Sanish and Van Hook, as these towns were scheduled to be flooded by the creation of Lake Sakakawea, a reservoir to provide water for irrigation.
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7. Eagles Landing C-Store
Reviewed By jgluv2travel
Eagles Landing C store is conveniently located near 4 Bears Casino and Lodge. If you are staying at the Lodge and need some snacks for the room, it is just a short walk to the convenience store/gas bar. You can also get pizza, sandwiches, salads, etc. I like Hot Stuff Pizza â great crust, enough toppings and not too much sauce. The store has a lot of coolers. Besides food and drinks, the store is well stocked with items you might need during your stay.
6. Cache Buffet
Reviewed By jgluv2travel
I went to the Cache buffet for a breakfast buffet (Friday) and a free lunch buffet (Tuesday) and found both quite satisfactory. Trays were full, food was hot. There was enough variety. The grill was open for cooking eggs for breakfast and for burgers at lunch time. I enjoy an omelette rather than the scrambled eggs from a tray. French toast (in trays) was rather hard around the edges. The choices in syrups was nice to seeâ¦.hard to pick just one. Two workers were clearing tables. Dirty plates were removed immediately. Only negative comment I have is that it is overpriced compared to other casino buffets. Breakfast buffet price is okay at $8.95, but lunch and supper are too high. If you are staying at 4 Bears Lodge and want to have breakfast, then the buffet is the only option. Instead of a buffet for lunch you have the Corner Café ( small snack bar) open at 11 a.m. I prefer to have a good breakfast so that I do not have to eat again until later in the day.
5. Teddy's Lounge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By 546MP
In town on business and ate lunch here each day. I most enjoyed salad and flatbread. Also had messy chicken, was just ok. Messy chicken was $15 with side salad. I thought expensive for what you get. Salad freshly prepared. Salmon salad was large, but I still think expensive based on location. Hotel appears to he nice. Lounge itself very nice. Lounge manager was very nice. Great large tv's. Great stop if needed, just plan on the prices.
4. Tastee Freez
Reviewed By jeanette s
Come enjoy the ice cream and burgers yum!! Kid friendly place. The kids can't wait for them to open. Wish it was year round but enjoy when it's open.
3. Teddy's Lounge
Reviewed By 910katherinei
I was so impressed with the atmosphere and food quality at this establishment. The restaurant is beautifully designed. Food options were a great variety. My husband and I ordered seafood stuffed mushrooms, chicken enchiladas, meatloaf wrapped in bacon, and two glasses of red wine. The great food, clean environment, and a polite staff made for a winning combination.
2. Ranchman's Steakhouse & Saloon 23
Van Hook is a ghost town in the state of North Dakota located in Van Hook Township in Mountrail County. The original town site was inundated when Lake Sakakawea was formed in the 1950s, and most of the residents moved to New Town. Much of the old town sit
Reviewed By Scott C
Pretty good food..fun bar.. fun crowd. Some of the best food around New Town.The Cajun pasta with sausage is phenomenal as well as the tri-tip sandwich.Fun wait staff who actually have personalities.
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1. Better B Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Leslie S
Not a heck of a lot of options for breakfast in New Town, ND at 6am... or at any time, for that matter. It's pretty slim pickins'. There is, however, a small oasis called, "Better B Cafe". With it's near perfect cup off coffee and friendly demeanor, this place was a virtual utopia of old town values. We shared the chicken fried steak and egg breakfast, which consisted of a huge hand breaded steak covered in a homemade sausage cream gravy with actual chunks of meat in it, two eggs, cooked to order, two pieces of buttered toast and a substantial pile of hash browns. It was a tremendous amount of food for $10.95 and, try as we may, we could not finish it all. Surprisingly, our coffee came with the meal! When did restaurants stop doing that? It was a welcome blast from the past...Needless to say, we waddled out stuffed and sufficiently java'ed. Our waitress was delightful, attentive, even though she was the only one taking orders, incredibly efficient. She greeted everyone as they entered, was quick with a comment and a smile, plus her overall perky charm was refreshing that early in the morning. My coffee cup miraculously stayed full and hot, right up until my last luscious nibble of gravy drenched meat. She was top notch and that is saying something because, having been one, I'm a waitress snob...The only flaw I found, in an otherwise pleasant fast breaking experience, was the hashbrowns. They were languid, under cooked and needed salt. And having been a cook in a past life, I'm a also a hashbrown snob so, there you go...In conclusion, the ,"Better B Cafe" was delicious, fast and clean...a bump in the road worth seeking out!
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