Bob’s is an unrepentant dive bar known for double-wide hamburgers that spread far beyond the bun that holds them. Cheese is optional. Onions and pickles come on the side.
| Sunday | 7:30am - 1am |
| Monday | 7:30am - 1am |
| Tuesday | 7:30am - 1am |
| Wednesday | 7:30am - 1am |
| Thursday | 7:30am - 1am |
| Friday | 7:30am - 1am |
| Saturday | 7:30am - 1am |
Other Nearby Restaurants
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Crystal Café
South Sioux City, NebraskaCrystal Cafe is a 24/7 truck stop restaurant at the Iowa-Nebraska border serving hearty meals and high-rise cream pies.
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Tastee Inn & Out
Sioux City, IowaTastee Inn & Out is a drive-in serving the northwest Iowa beef sandwich known as a loosemeats, plus delicious fried onion chips with creamy dipping sauce.
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Miles Inn
Sioux City, IowaIn Northwest Iowa, taverns (loosemeats) are more popular than burgers. They’re at their best at the Miles Inn, which calls them Charlie Boys.
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Edgar’s
Elk Point, South Dakota** THIS RESTAURANT IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED **
Soda jerking is a fine art at Edgar’s, a vintage Elk Point, South Dakota sweet shop. Sundaes, malts, shakes, and sodas all are first-rate. -
Bob’s Drive-Inn
Le Mars, IowaBob’s superb Iowa loosemeats are browned ground beef, strained of fat, then pressure-cooked with sauce and spice, piled into a bun with pickles and cheese.
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Milwaukee Wiener House
Sioux City, IowaSioux City’s Milwaukee Wiener House serves classic Midwest Coney Island hot dogs nestled in soft buns and topped with house-made fine-grind chili.