The itty-bitty town of Dwight, Nebraska – population 200, give or take a handful – looks like a lot of other little Nebraska towns. And, like other little Nebraska towns, this one has a down-home, old-fashioned restaurant where folks gather for delicious food, good conversation, and a feeling of community. Cy’s Cafe is so old-fashioned that you won’t find it anywhere online, and the food is just so delicious that you’ll quickly become a return visitor.

Cy's Cafe is tucked into the Bohemian Alps, a cluster of small villages near Nebraska's eastern border.
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True to the heritage of this area, Cy's Cafe is adorned with signage featuring both the Czech language and traditional Bohemian patterns.
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Inside, Cy's is a lot like other small-town restaurants.
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There are a few tables and a few stools at the counter; take your pick and get comfy.

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Diner-style decor on the walls and a counter lined with a variety of candy will bring out your inner child.
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If you grew up in Nebraska, chances are good that you used to frequent a place a lot like this.
The decor isn't what you'll be talking about after you leave, though - it's the food.
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Most of the time, Cy's serves a small menu consisting of burgers, chicken strips, fries, and similar items. But on Wednesday night, you can come in for the Czech Special: sauerkraut, dumplings, pork, and mashed potatoes with gravy. It's stick-to-your-ribs food, just like your Czech grandma used to make.
When you visit, be sure to bring cash. Cy's Cafe doesn't accept credit or debit cards.
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You can’t visit Cy’s Cafe online, but you can (and should!) visit the old-fashioned restaurant in person at the address below. Have you ever eaten at this delightful small-town restaurant? What’s your favorite menu item? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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Cy's Cafe, 151 2nd St, Dwight, NE 68635, USA