Tastee Inn & Out

"The drive through was super confusing and for the price of the sandwiches there really wasn't that much food. On top of that the guy at the drive through was really rude to us. I've heard nothing but good things and was very disappointed. Edit: Both myself and my boyfriend went today in the evening (I put lunch because of what we ordered) and were incredibly confused buy the set up of the two drive through speakers, we ended up going to the second one. We had trouble reading the menu and asked a question about the specials, we were snapped at and after a bit of back and forth we were told that the server needed to "give people their food." When we pulled up to the window, we had to back up after pulling forward due to the length of the van, the man who served us was very short *with us* and unkind. Seemed very annoyed. Looking at other reviews it seems as though I'm not the only one to deal with this."

"On my regular visits to Sioux City, curiosity finally led me to try the local fast-food spot I'd noticed. The highlight? A dish that defies expectations – not your standard burger, but a dry sloppy Joe. The lack of sauce was puzzling until I saw the setup, and the accompanying spoon suddenly made sense, though it left me wishing for more flavor. Seating is outdoor only, with a few picnic tables if you're keen to dine in the fresh air. The place has potential, but I couldn't help but feel that some lively, old-timey tunes over loudspeakers would've enhanced the nostalgic vibe they're missing. While the food left me wanting, it was an experience – one that I've ticked off my list. If you find yourself in Sioux City with a craving for fast food and a penchant for the unconventional, give it a go – but don't set your hopes too high for satisfaction. This version keeps the original insights but refines the advice and descriptions to better guide potential diners."

"I gave the 'Food' catagory 4⭐️ because the sandwiches used to a lot better years ago. The one I got today was a little dry compared to the greasy ones I used to get in the past. Plus, it was only lukewarm. However, the onion chips are absolutely amazing. By far better than any onion rings you'll find anywhere else. Not to mention the homemade dip is crazy good. There are no dine-in options here, only a couple picnic tables outside, and one was covered in bird poo."

"Not knowing what a “loose meat sandwich” is, we were still wanting to try this Sioux City staple that has that wonderfully authentic old school vibe and is ALWAYS busy. I would describe it as an un-patty hamburger, complete with a pickle and mustard. Onion chips are tender but crisp and mellow in flavor (and I’m not an onion ring fan). How’d they get the name? You’ll know after one bite when you say aloud - “that’s tasty”."