Greetings from Nebraska.

If you are traveling on U.S.Highway 92 through Southeast Nebraska and are approaching Rising City, stop in and eat at Fergy's Cafe where the food is so great that you'll scrape your plate. Yes you could say that I am biased as my Wife and I are the owners, however since we actually do more business in the Cafe than we do in the C Store their is probably something to the claim. We have a large and continually growing menu as I always find new items to add and like most Cafe's you can get Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner at any time. We also feature "Papa Fergy's Calzones, Mini Pizzas (7") or full size Pizzas(14") made fresh to order as are all other menu items, we do have a heated display for those on the go to get fresh hot sandwiches or a couple of hot dogs or polish sausages or cheddar dogs. Great Rueben Sandwhiches or Philly Steak Sandwhiches as well, we also have the usual fare for C Stores as well as a small grocery section. So keep us in mind if you're in this area fast friendly service at a very customer friendly price. Amazingly enough I have had several people tell me I should charge more than what I do, well I learned long ago that it is better to make a small per item profit from a lot of people than to make a huge per item profit from not many people. At Fergy's Cafe we still like to make money and live the American Dream however you can do this without robbing the public. It is better to make a little and provide a great service to the community than to try and make a lot by charging rediculous prices and pray that you make a few sales. I know 90% of my customers by name as I see them every day happy people will always return for more of the same things that bought them there to began with, so pull in off the highway and stretch your legs get a bite to eat or a cold soda and a candy bar or come in and sit for a while and drink some coffee or fountain pop. Dont forget your Lap Top as we also have Wi Fi for those that want to face book or blog while they eat, enjoy the day and learn why I always say that the customer is why