Arbor Manor Steakhouse & Lounge

Good food and reasonable prices . The weekend salad bar is fantastic and the soup is phenomenal

Went for a family gathering. My daughter and I are gluten free for medical reasons and rarely have an issue ordering at steakhouses. The waitress was rude and not accommodating. So we had to leave to go find a place that was much more accommodating. Totally disappointed that she didn't try to help us and didn't care that we didn't order. And had to leave the family event. Seriously!

Food is good but drinks are expensive for what you get. My husband ordered a Manhattan and it was in a shot glass. I ordered a wine and it wasn't even half a glass. I told the waitress to fill it up and she charged us for 2 glasses.

Really good food and really great service but the only thing is they didn't even ask if I needed a refill, I had to ask myself.

It was pretty good food and ok service. I've been here a few times and the only thing that is a little disappointing is that they didn't ask for refills. Beside that there food was good!

My husband and I drove through this little town for lunch on our way to Omaha. This Mexican restaurant was pretty good. I had the carne Asada plate and was completely satisfied.

This place knows how to cook a steak! A great steak doesn't need seasoning. I had the filet--cooked to perfection and melted in my mouth. Great service and ambience too. Unexpected gem in such a small town.

We eat at Arbor Manor often and always enjoy it. This locally owned establishment has great food and friendly servers. Steaks are cooked to the doneness ordered. This is one of the few places serving whole deep fried catfish, and the fried chicken is great too. Dinners come with delicious homemade soup, a salad bar with a variety of choices, and a choice of potato. We favor the Manor House potato, baked potato wedges french fried. You can eat in the sports bar featuring the St Louis Cards, Cornhuskers, and Peru State Wildcats. Or, you can enjoy an elegant dinner in the Victorian style formal dining room. In the summer we love Wednesday evenings outside at the Gazebo for burger baskets and beer.

Charming place, friendly people!We stayed at the Riverboat Hotel in Browning and drove here about a half hour before closing, for a late dinner. Our waitress was very kind to us and didn't act like she was trying to rush us out. We sat in their roomy dining room which is in a converted Victorian Mansion. Sometimes these places can be too close for comfort, but it was very spacious and elegantly set up for a nice dining experience. There is also a large cafeteria/ bar area in the initial entrance if you'd like a more casual experience. My husband had fried chicken, I had the prime rib. Both were great. The au jus was very salty for my taste, and I prefer a house ranch on my salad instead of bottled, but it did not deter from the meal. Our meal came with soup, salad and a potato. Our grand total was quite a deal for only $43! We will definitely stop in on our next trip to the Missouri Valley area!

Pretty nice spot in a quaint old house/b&b! We all ordered steaks and they were cooked great but tasted like they needed some seasoning. I wondered whether ANY seasoning was put on them at all! Everything else was pretty nice although had a quirky feel to it and seriously outdated decor. Straight out of the 60's/70's.Weird that you had to get salad in an entirely different room but if you go with the right attitude this place is not that bad at all and food was solid. I would give it 3.5 stars if I could!