Very good breaded tenderloin and onion rings from a small town local diner. Not fancy but good and…read morereasonably priced. The peanut butter pie was excellent. Unusual with a meringue topping. Service was quick and friendly.

This review is a "go along to get along" rating. To say it was a unique experience is an…read moreunderstatement. Please be patient as you read. Know that I am a city boy and this is in rural Indiana. Two thousand people live in Cloverdale. We stopped on our way to a sprint car race not far from here. There are just not many dining options. While I do not think usual clientele or others would be put off, there were some signs outside that warned you of their conservative political beliefs, warning you to not enter if this offends you. I did not. I went in and did not feel uncomfortable my the hospitality. Ambiance is basic. There is nothing fancy, but then again, it was just fine. I may seem prejudiced, but this comment is sincere and meant to be purely complimentary. My friend, from rural Indiana agreed. "This place brought to mind that it is where you go after the hay is stacked, the cows are in the barn, you are hungry and can get your fill of good food, cheap." The daily specials posted suggested I come back. Service bringing our order was slow, but our server apologized and explained a kitchen issue. No worries. We both ordered the quintessential Indiana sandwich - Pork Tenderloin. I got the grilled and he got the fried. Never in my life have I seen a meal called a "sandwich" that looked like this. The tenderloin was as big as a dinner plate. The bun looked a decoration more than the basis for a sandwich. The meat was easily twice or three times the diameter of the ornamental bun. Neither of us could even eat half. Deferring to my Hoosier native, he declared this one of the best tenderloins he ever had. Unfortunately, my grilled version was a bit dry. We have made tenderloins at home in TN. I cannot for the life of me figure out how they pounded that cut of meat into the shape they served.

This place has been a staple to our small town for decades. It's a family favorite & their food is…read morealways good. The buffet is very well kept up, they have the best chicken & sides. The salad bar is amazing & it's always fresh. They have lots of choices on deserts too. Stop in while you're in the area, you'll see why it's still going strong after several years!

This place is legend in Greencastle. It's basically the place parents take their college kids…read morewhen they're visiting them during the weekend. There is a very nice buffet with a large salad bar and many hot items as well. The dessert area is not to be missed either. There's a regular menu too, but I. Can't see myself ever passing up the buffet.

Food was delicious! I got a cheeseburger with fries & a small salad. It was good. It's fun watching…read morethe plans land & take off as you eat! Great for kids!

Great little spot! Clean, open seating, lots of views, TVs, etc. Friendly service, quick, etc. will…read morebe back to try lunch or dinner soon! Breakfast was fabulous! The other two in my group got the western omelet and the special that day, the Hay stack. Both enjoyed their dishes. I chose the meat lovers omelet and it was fabulous! Will be back soon! *will add more photos*

My granddaughter and I have become regular patrons of this restaurant since we both love Italian…read morecuisine. And just so you know, their lunch menu is good until 4 pm as of this update. But we like ordering from the dinner menu because they are so many delicious choices. The service here is always excellent when we come. The food is delicious and plentiful. They have lovely decor and furnishings. I decided to try the Baked Chicken Parmesan which comes with spaghetti and a choice of soup or salad. I shared some of the chicken since it was such a large portion. She ordered her usual Fettuccine Alfredo and we both got salads. All of the food was superb. We stayed for dessert. I had the New York Cheesecake with Strawberry topping. She selected the Tiramisu. One minute hers was there, then I blinked and it was gone. That's how much she loves tiramisu and she said it was VERY good. Mine was good as well. Happy Thanksgiving Tomorrow!

Went there for lunch. The food was good but their sauce is not as good as other Italian…read morerestaurants The salad, meatballs, and the sandwich was really tasty. I will definitely be coming back and give the sauce a 2nd try.

Made an out of the way stop to try this place for coffee and a snack on our way home from Cataract…read moreFalls. It wasn't clear what their hours were: the website said they were open until 4pm, while the hours posted Google and on the door said 2pm, and here on Yelp it says 3pm. They also had a paper sign taped to the door saying they would close that day at 1pm. Fortunately we made it there a half hour before closing, but it would probably be a good idea for them to sort that out across the various platforms. I ordered a latte with praline syrup which was nice (the cups and lids were kind of the best I've seen at a coffee shop, which is random, but worth mentioning) as well as a bagel and a donut. The donut was a chocolate long john and I asked the person taking my order if they were filled or unfilled. They said unfilled, which is what I wanted, but when I got back to my car, it was filled. My husband went in to place his own order, so he purchased another normal chocolate frosted donut and it was fine, but I would have been bummed if I had been on my own and gotten the wrong thing. My bagel was good and my husband enjoyed the coffee and pastry he ordered, plus my reject donut. ;) Looks like it'd be a nice place to stay and enjoy a meal or do some work, as there was a whole separate sitting area upstairs.

After a wonderful lunch at TapHouse Burgers, stopped into Breadworks for a treat! They are…read moreliterally across from each other, so make sure you continue to give back to the local eateries! Anyway, walked into the cutest shop with wonderful employees ready to serve. Ordered a wonderful tasting espresso to go and a couple of donuts for the road back home. Tried the sprinkle birthday cake donut and a regular yeast donut. There were many options for bread choices and saw a large open space upstairs as well as a good amount of seating downstairs. Appears you can watch the bakery working while sitting as well, which is a nice add to any cafe/coffeeshop. PROS: Space is large and inviting Friendly staff Easy parking across the street or on the street Cake donut was great, needs a few more sprinkles but great Coffee taste was great, had a double espresso so definitely tasted the coffee Breakfast sandwiches were on the menu, did not try, but great option CONS: Yeast donut- depends on what you like. It is a thicker yeast donut not the light and fluffy I can eat 10 at a sitting type of yeast, but the taste was good HIGHLY RECOMMEND STOPPING INTO THIS ONE STOP SHOP!

Best brewery in town, menu is diverse and they're always coming out with new specials, great…read moreatmosphere and family friendly

Not the best experience. Burger of the month, skip it!!!…read more The fried onions tasted stale and burger overcooked Coleslaw had to much mayonnaise Bbq nachos had lots of toppings until a bone almost broke my tooth:( Waiter was not friendly or attentive, they were not busy yet he ran around like a chicken with his head cut off. Not sure what's going on but hopefully next time it's better

Everything is perfect except the parking. Lot gets full fast…read more Food, excellent Service excellent Ambiance is what you expect. Fine for country restaurant.

I can forgive slow service, bad food, or high prices, but all three delivered with a "screw you"…read moreattitude is beyond the pale. $33/plate for Mother's Day with a mandatory 20% gratuity, and you can certainly tell the staff know they're getting a tip regardless of service quality. We waited over 90 minutes for our food, with no apologies from the waitress. We were told for half an hour that our ticket was up next, the only thing that kept us from walking. We received our food twenty minutes from closing and were rushed out without time to eat or partake in the "unlimited" sides that are supposedly offered. Rather than bringing us dinner rolls or any of the other sides while we waited, we were left to stare at the kitchen with an empty table. Very soon after delivering our food, the waitress threw Styrofoam containers on the table and demanded our dessert order. The food is, quite literally, bagged lettuce (Kroger American blend? I buy this often and recognized the carrot and radish slice shapes. At least add some croutons!) The "unlimited sides" are rehydrated potatoes with green beans and corn, both seemingly straight from the can. We politely discussed these issues with the owner, asking him to remove the gratuity from our ticket. Rather than showing concern or asking what had gone wrong, he simply refused to do this without any question. At no point did the waitress or owner even feign an apology or concern that their restaurant had categorically failed to provide the Mother's Day experience that you expect at such a price point. I told the manager that I was not signing the receipt, and he forged my signature in front of me. He continued to argue aggressively with me and called the bus boy over to mock us, claiming that we just wanted a free meal. A family member in line to pay behind me told me that he threatened to fight me out in the parking lot. Another reviewer mentions a similar experience. Apparently this is part of the experience at Hilltop Family Restaurant. We came hoping to honor a recently deceased family member who used to love eating here but had not been able to since new management took over a few years ago. It is tragic to see what was once a local staple pass into ruin like this. I am not one to leave negative reviews, but this was the absolute worst dining experience I have ever had the misfortune of suffering through. Save your time, money, and sanity, and go to any of the other options in Spencer.

It doesn't look like much from the outside (or the inside for that matter) but looks can be…read moredeceiving. These "hole in the wall" places are usually the best and this is no exception. America is quickly becoming coast to coast franchises but locally owned restaurants like I & I don't just lend nostalgia to a quickly disappearing past, but give us hope for the future. I'm sure you're not reading this review for my prophesy for the future of the US, so here's a review of the food. Ah-mazing. I got the Elwood Burger Cheddar Horseradish Chive Cheese, Bourbon Bacon Jam, Grilled Onion and a side of fries. The burger was well portioned, and perfectly cooked. The toppings were to die for. We were just passing through and needed dinner but if I'm ever in whatever town this is again, I will definitely be stopping here. I can't say this is the best restaurant in town, only because I've only eaten here but my suspicion is that it is. I'm tempted to purchase the property across the street (beside the prison) just to eat here every day. I think it'd be a fair trade. Just don't pick up any hitchhikers out front.

It seems like Danville really cherishes these locally owned hole in the wall grills and I love…read morethat! Our first experience at I & I was great! The food was really good - my husband had a burger and I had a grilled tenderloin. We noticed on the menu that all of the meat was locally raised, which explains why the prices are higher than average. The fries were really yummy. And our service was top-notch. We will definitely stop in again!

My husband and I stopped in here last Saturday after eating brunch at Brunch Bird a few minutes…read moreaway. We planned to make an afternoon of it since it's an hour drive to Greencastle from Indy and stopped in at Lost Hollow for some beers before stopping in at a local antique shop and then heading home. It was the perfect way to spend a rainy Saturday afternoon. I'm not sure if they have a parking lot or not because we parked on the street. We were seated right away and our server was very sweet. It was very empty inside, just one other person sitting at the bar. Later on, a few more tables filled up with people coming in for lunch. My first beer was the Duke Lager and my husband got the Little Jeff Hefeweizen. We both really enjoyed them! Crisp and cold and refreshing. Their food menu looked really good too, but we had just eaten before coming in, so I would love to come back with friends for lunch or dinner and some beers. I ended up ordering a 2nd beer, the canned pumpkin imperial ale, and it was very rich and delicious. My husband thought it was a little too sweet, but I love pumpkin ales and loved it. The inside is spacious with lots of plants in the windows and a big stage, so I'm sure they get busy when there is live music. The bathrooms were big and very clean. They have a bid deck out front with comfortable looking patio furniture. We honestly would have sat outside even though it was a little bit chilly if it hadn't been raining. Highly recommend driving to Greencastle and supporting some of their local businesses before or after enjoying some delicious beers.

We stopped here during the "First Friday's" community event in Greencastle. My wife, her sister,…read moreand brother-in-law decided to give it a whirl. It was quick seating. Food was really, really good. Everyone seemed happy. I'm personally not interested in alcoholic beverages, but the report back from others was they had some really good tasting brews. The fries were the best ever. Make sure to get them with whatever you order. Others in my group had burgers. I opted for the loaded fries with pork, slaw, and other ingredients. It was a HUGE serving and difficult to finish. But it was so good that I had to do it all. Bread pudding is a good one also. Give Lost Hollow a try. It's nice.