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Hours
| Wednesday | 8 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–1:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 86420 US-81, Randolph, NE 68771
Phone: (402) 337-0196
Website: http://www.jerryshilltop.com/
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Reviews
Mark Mettler (MPRanger)
In the rolling hills of NE Nebraska on a quite county road (86420 US Hwy 81 N) near Randolph MO is a delightful unassuming business that at first appeared just to be another place to fill top with diesel. On this particularly lovely evening we did stop to fill the truck along our trail north to camp for the night at Pfanny;s Farm for the night.
When we entered to pay the pump bill we we surprised to enter Jerry’s Hilltop Cafe the real reason this stop along the highway exists. We soon learned it has been there for “a very long time” (40+ years) and it was the magnet for visits from other sates too get a home cooked meal of quality served by a family represented in generations of service. The pleasant smell of savory delights distracted me from the cashiers asking me for my payment. It was then without hesitation that I said, “We will be back for dinner!” as we were just a few miles away from our final destination for the night. It was already dinner time however the place was packed.
Forty minuted layer after putting our camper into our Harvest Host, Pfanny;s Farm”, we were in route back to order access to the buffet. The young lady who seated us asked if we would lie to see a full menu, but looking around at the other guests eating, it was clear the buffet was choice. It was a Wednesday night, the choice was Ribs and died chicken. Obviously the ribs were very popular because the rib sauce was now covering nice juicy pieces of sausage as the ribs had been cleaned out before 6 p.m. On asking about other evening choice we were informed Thursday night was prime rib and much more in demand too.
After we finished eating and wishing we were not required to drive back to our camp, as a full bar was available to supplement your meal, and a good bourbon always is a nice pallet cleanser, we were delighted to meet our cook. The mother of Jerry, “Toots”, who has been the family member “in charge of” who has donated her talent to Jerry’s since the beginning was delighted to talk with us and when she heard we were camping just a few miles down the road invited s back for breakfast and a chat.
The dinner was wonderful, all you could eat with a variety top please. We returned for breakfast about 9 a.m. to find that not every seat was sold out and Toots was there cooking again.The somewhat slower pace of breakfast allowed us to meet all the family and to enjoy conversations about our similarities in places we’ve seen and people who shared life experiences.
Ruth and I highly recommend you drive out of your way to experience Jerry’s Hilltop Cafe. You will be so glad you did
… moreWhen we entered to pay the pump bill we we surprised to enter Jerry’s Hilltop Cafe the real reason this stop along the highway exists. We soon learned it has been there for “a very long time” (40+ years) and it was the magnet for visits from other sates too get a home cooked meal of quality served by a family represented in generations of service. The pleasant smell of savory delights distracted me from the cashiers asking me for my payment. It was then without hesitation that I said, “We will be back for dinner!” as we were just a few miles away from our final destination for the night. It was already dinner time however the place was packed.
Forty minuted layer after putting our camper into our Harvest Host, Pfanny;s Farm”, we were in route back to order access to the buffet. The young lady who seated us asked if we would lie to see a full menu, but looking around at the other guests eating, it was clear the buffet was choice. It was a Wednesday night, the choice was Ribs and died chicken. Obviously the ribs were very popular because the rib sauce was now covering nice juicy pieces of sausage as the ribs had been cleaned out before 6 p.m. On asking about other evening choice we were informed Thursday night was prime rib and much more in demand too.
After we finished eating and wishing we were not required to drive back to our camp, as a full bar was available to supplement your meal, and a good bourbon always is a nice pallet cleanser, we were delighted to meet our cook. The mother of Jerry, “Toots”, who has been the family member “in charge of” who has donated her talent to Jerry’s since the beginning was delighted to talk with us and when she heard we were camping just a few miles down the road invited s back for breakfast and a chat.
The dinner was wonderful, all you could eat with a variety top please. We returned for breakfast about 9 a.m. to find that not every seat was sold out and Toots was there cooking again.The somewhat slower pace of breakfast allowed us to meet all the family and to enjoy conversations about our similarities in places we’ve seen and people who shared life experiences.
Ruth and I highly recommend you drive out of your way to experience Jerry’s Hilltop Cafe. You will be so glad you did
Thomas Mertz
The outside looks like a 60s-era service station, the inside looks like a old-time diner. The people were nice, the food was plentiful, and the coffee was fresh. I had the chicken-fried steak, mashed potatoes, and a green salad. The steak had a brown gravy rather than chicken gravy, which surprised me. It put me off, and has affected my rating of the food. But, all around it was a satisfying meal, which came with a bun and a plate of raw vegetables and cheese. My wife said the hash browns were wonderful but the pecan pie was tasteless.
… moreHeather Johnson
It was a good place to stop. Food was average.
… moreMrs. A.
Me and my family visited Randolph and we decided to have lunch in this restaurant. It’s the smallest buffet restaurant I’ve been but I was surprised how good the foods were. It was very clean and fresh. The staffs were very nice. I enjoyed the roast beef, meatloaf with red sauce and their fried chicken. And also, I enjoyed the salads as well!
… moreClaire Gager
Great great great!! Large portions, friendly staff, homemade food, great view. Had the Friday night fish fry and it was amazing! Good history. Bathrooms are nothing fancy but clean. Hometown atmosphere and good prices. And if your vehicle is hungry the pumps outside will fill them up fast!
… moreChristian Bryan
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a place as nasty as here.
We were going to eat lunch, but upon entering and seeing the condition we decided to continue down the road.
It was very run down and dirty. The one bathroom they had open was absolutely disgusting.
… moreWe were going to eat lunch, but upon entering and seeing the condition we decided to continue down the road.
It was very run down and dirty. The one bathroom they had open was absolutely disgusting.
vincent affatati
I think Jerry’s is the best Prime Rib in Nebraska. I ordered the regular cut. It is served with fresh rolls, relish dish, salad and choice of a side. I had the baked potato.
I asked for the end cut done medium.
Salad was simple but excellent. Rolls and Relish were both very good. But the highlight was the prime rib. Very large serving, cooked perfectly, flavorful and tender. I was very happy and highly recommended it.
… moreI asked for the end cut done medium.
Salad was simple but excellent. Rolls and Relish were both very good. But the highlight was the prime rib. Very large serving, cooked perfectly, flavorful and tender. I was very happy and highly recommended it.
Kara Lanctot
Stopped here for a quick break and ordered a salad to go. Sure glad I did – cucumbers tomatoes Radishes and with the price of lettuce right now they found a way to not skimp. Thank you for the quick service too.
… morePatti Ketelsen
If you want a home cooked meal like grandma used to make, you need to eat at Hilltop!!
… moreKim K
Unfortunately, mediocre burger overcooked and dry. We ordered medium rare but it was hockey pucked. We ordered pepper jack cheese but got an American single instead. I’m sure it’s due to the labor shortages. Check out lady was very nice and said we should have sent it back. Potato wedges and cheese dressing were good.
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