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Hours
| Wednesday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–4 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 324 Chestnut St, Potter, NE 69156
Phone: (308) 225-0740
Website: https://www.pottersundryne.com/
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Potter Sundry (Potter) | VisitNebraska.com
324 Chestnut St – Potter, NE Old fashioned soda fountain and hard-packed ice cream counter. Try the famous Tin Roof Sundae that originated here.
The Potter Sundry – Potter, Nebraska Visitor’s Guide
Potter, NE 69156. (308) 225-0740. Family dining spot for breakfast, lunch,. supper, and dessert in Downtown Potter. Home of the Tin Roof Sundae. Monday-Saturday.
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Reviews
Angel Helms
Amazing experience at the Potter Sundry. The new management has cleaned up so well and turned this into a family ran business. I was beyond pleased with my service. And the tin roof remains my favorite dessert. Extremely affordable for exceptional quality.
… moreCanteen Adventures
A little hidden gem among a small town. The restaurant is clean, welcoming, prices are fair and the staff was so friendly. Food was fresh and delicious! I ordered a mini tin roof Sundae… And even that was too big. If you’re ever in the area this establishment is a must stop at. The town has such rich history and this little cafe is part of that.
… moreDen Allen
The Sundry was a great place in Potter to grab breakfast and an afternoon treat. We ordered the French toast and biscuit and gravy. The food was so delicious and filling. The french toast is certainly among the best that I have ever tasted. The biscuits and gravy was hot and properly seasoned. The price was also more than reasonable. The tin roof sundae was also delicious and worth trying at least once.
The service was good with a minor mistake of bring us the wrong order. After that though, service was great. The employees were kind and personable. When we went back in the afternoon for the sundae we had a nice conversation with our server, which was refreshing.
The atmosphere of the diner is best described as quaint Americana. It felt wholesome and historic. There is a genuinely positive energy with the Sundry, and if one finds themselves driving through the area, stopping by this special spot is certainly worth it.
… moreThe service was good with a minor mistake of bring us the wrong order. After that though, service was great. The employees were kind and personable. When we went back in the afternoon for the sundae we had a nice conversation with our server, which was refreshing.
The atmosphere of the diner is best described as quaint Americana. It felt wholesome and historic. There is a genuinely positive energy with the Sundry, and if one finds themselves driving through the area, stopping by this special spot is certainly worth it.
Valorie Hubbard
Fun little stop on my road trip to the Midwest. The service was excellent. The restaurant was historic and the food was delicious. I got coconut cream pie and the crust was so divine. I ordered the cabbage burger. It was fun to try some typical Nebraskan food. The seasoning on the cheese curds was magnificent. Loved everything so much!!!!
… morePlains Body Shop
…Just as AMAZING as I remember it, but With an extensive homemade menu and OUTSTANDING customer service; this is a destination eatery. I grew up in POTTER and In my early childhood, I would frequent the sundry for Tin Roof roofs, stationary, and whatever other little items might be for sale. It’s the same thing now, but FITS today’s new and modern age. Highly recommended! Two thumbs up thanks 1 million for the good memories And keep on shining, Potter Sundry.
… morePixel Rose
The eggs were perfectly cooked and the butter they use is very delicious! The veggies in the omelette were very yummy as well and they did not skimp out on the cheese! This a hidden gem I recommend stopping by :)!
… moreChris Rehberg
The Potter Sundry is about as “Norman Rockwell” as it gets. The birthplace of the Tin Roof Sundae was one of our 2024 Nebraska Passport stops, and my only regret was not to get a bigger sundae. The owner had a watchful eye on her flock of customer, and she ensured all were serviced well as she shared historical snippets and her own story about buying the establishment. Totally worth the stop and will do it again!
… moreKristen Walton
Oh my goodness. This place was adorable! The Tin roof sundae and the cabbage burger were both amazing and the service was exceptional. A must stop little town if you’re passing through on I-80. Can’t wait to come back!
… moreTanya Hare
Old fashioned charm new management.
Really great breakfast. Wonderful family operation
… moreReally great breakfast. Wonderful family operation
Greg Dart
Had my first stop at the Potter Sundry this week. The food was amazing, the service was tremendous and the atmosphere was great. The special was the Mac n cheese bacon cheeseburger – unbelievable! Definitely stop if you are going by!
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