Lincoln Square Pancake House is perfect for breakfast, brunch, or lunch. They have a large menu of…read moreitems to choose from. I really enjoyed the customer service here. The staff are super friendly and upbeat. And they welcomed us as we entered the restaurant. I ordered the Turkey, Ham, and Bacon Club sandwich, which came with two sides. I chose fries and a bowl of fruit. The fruits were a good mix and were sweet. I was surprised at how big the sandwich was and only finished half. I'm glad they separated out the mayonnaise and left it up to me on how much or how little I want to add. It was delicious. The ambiance is very comfy and welcoming. They have music playing lightly in the background. There are plenty of seats and I can imagine this place being packed during the weekend. Overall, Lincoln Square Pancake House is a great spot to have a delicious meal. The portions are generous, the prices are affordable, and the vibe is laid back and chill. Our server was kind and friendly too. Highly recommend!

Great local place with a lot of classic diner options plus some interesting twists. Most recently…read morehad the Verde Skillet which had chorizo sausage in a tangy Verde salsa over corn tortilla chips. AMAZING. Great service, friendly people.

They have amazing live bands with a wide variety of home cooked meals. The environment is very…read morerelaxing, while the staff are very friendly, knowledgeable and prompt for any and all of your needs to be met in a timely manner. I will definitely go back very frequently.

While in Greenfield, Indiana you've got to check out The Depot!…read more FROM GRAIN ELEVATOR TO FAMILY RESTAURANT: this place has history, character, and heart. The building towers above the surrounding area, and we could see it from blocks away as we drove toward it. It has those old school Midwestern, small town vibes that you just don't see much anymore. The restaurant is large and clearly a popular local spot, so I'd recommend making reservations ahead of time. After a short wait, we were seated in their lively main dining room. They have an extensive cocktail menu, appetizers, and plenty of mains truly a menu where there's something for everyone. Think classic, down home American cooking in a casual, no frills setting. Our table sampled a little bit of everything, but if you order one appetizer, get the fried pickles! I'm a sucker for that cornmeal style batter and the sriracha ranch was the perfect touch. For my main, I ordered the loaded wedge salad and when I say this thing was HUGE, I mean it! It was practically an entire head of lettuce, so definitely expect leftovers. The wedge was cold, crisp, refreshing, and delicious. The staff were incredibly nice and attentive, the kind of place where they call you darling and greet you with a smile. It's not fancy and there are no frills, but that's exactly what makes it special. Good food, genuinely friendly people, and that classic down-home neighborhood feel.

Looking forward to trying soon. Have to hit the timing right ! This place is busy!read more

Stopped in here for a quick bite between breakfast and lunch. The place was very clean and well…read moreset-up. The waitress was friendly and nice. We all chose breakfast options, but they had the salad bar up too. It looked amazing, big, and had a great selection. I was pleased because they wonderful bakery / dessert items that included sticky buns (plain, raisins, or nuts)....yes! So with my two, well-cooked eggs and toast, I was able to get a grilled sticky bun that was delicious. The creamed chipped beef was homemade and delicious and the city ham was also nicely grilled. All four of us were extremely pleased with our overall experience. Great diner!

It seems to me that this was a coffee/pastry place and the owner decided to make it into a…read morerestaurant. The omelette I ordered tasted very good but when asked if it came with toast I was told no, you have to buy that separately. So for almost $3 I bought toast, which came burnt with cold butter on the side. "Do you have any jam?" No, we don't have jam or jelly. They have gravy in the menu but don't offer biscuits. Really, they need to go to Anita's Diner just around the corner and see how it's done. I will certainly never be back.

After doing a 5 generations photoshoot at Falls Park, we all decided it would be nice to have…read morebreakfast together. This restaurant is new to us, as it wasn't there when we lived in Pendleton many moons ago. We all love an old historic home, so win, win. I was so excited about my flight of mimosas, I didn't get a picture of my omelet, but it was devine. All 4 of my granddaughters wanted the berry waffles and every single one of them devoured their food. My daughter, mother and grandmother ordered different breakfast wraps and we all very pleased. You do have to go up to the register to order and then they bring your food to you. You're asked to bus your own tables into provided bus bins. Very small business feel with a lot of attention to detail and providing a homey yet upscale atmosphere? I can't quite put my finger on it, but it was greatly enjoyed by all.

We loved it so much, we came back the next day. The coffee and snacks are great, the team members…read moreare super friendly, and they have a great selection of games to choose from - from simple, family-friendly silly games to more complex games. Lots of people brought there own games as well. We brought our kids and tried out a few games for a low-stakes and affordable family outing, and we'll definitely make this a regular spot. Where else can you entertain two adults, 2 kids, have snacks and great drinks for 3 hours and spend less than $50? What a great find! They also have a great selection of games to purchase as well as some collectibles. Highly recommend!

Game store and coffee shop. Just a place to chill, hang out and play games with friends. There are…read more2-person tables on one side, good for co-working, chatting with a friend, reading a book with some coffee, etc. On the other side are large tables that can be reserved for game playing. The table reservations are $40, but once you arrive, that money becomes credit to be used in the store for food, drinks, games, etc. They have a coffee shop in the back with elixers, coffee and tea, and a small assortment of baked goods. They also have a large selection of brand new games and game novelties for purchase. In the very back, behind the coffee counter is a selection of games that can be played while in the store. There is no charge for those. You cannot bring your own food or drink in. The table reservations are for 2 hrs I believe. They also do events in the store like D&D.

Stopped in yesterday morning for a quick breakfast well one of my family members was at the medical…read morefacility across the street. Got quicker with a smile, a good cup of coffee that was always refilled in a very nice vegetable omelette with fruit On a nice clean restaurant as well

Sunny Day Cafe is a nice place in Hamilton Town Center. A friend of mine and I decided to stop by…read moreon a beautiful Saturday morning. It wasn't very busy yet and we were able to snag a table outside so we could enjoy the cool morning air while we ate. The staff were awesome, especially our waiter, David. He is very nice and laughed when I asked for funds to retire when asked if there was anything else he could do for us. My companion and I both had water, and I also had coffee.. Caffeine is still a necessity in the morning and Sunny Day Cafe's coffee is very good. No generic, bad tasting drip coffee here! My friend was craving pancakes, so she ordered a stack. I was torn between the biscuits & gravy, and the french toast. The biscuits & gravy won out and I had a couple of eggs added on top. I'm also a big hash brown kind of guy so I ordered some on the side. The pancakes looked very good as did the biscuits & gravy. I can't speak for the pancakes, because I didn't get a chance to sample them, but I have to say I was a bit disappointed with the B&G's. The gravy was kind of thin and tasteless. The biscuits were nice, and the eggs were cooked just like I asked. It wasn't bad, but not up to par with other places I have had biscuits & gravy from. (My house included.) The hash browns were disappointing also. They had an odd taste to them. Kind of like they had been cooked in the same spot as seafood was just cooked and used the residual oil. It was very off putting. Next time I will order the french toast. It has a nice selection of berries that are served with it, and sounds delicious. Overall, Sunny Day Cafe is a nice place for breakfast. The prices are reasonable, and the portions a nice size. The staff is great, and the atmosphere is relaxing. I will be back and try some of their other offerings.

The food was good and service excellent. The cost was so inexpensive that there's a good chance I…read moremay become a regular. I'm surprised. I didn't expect this quality at a Waffle House.

Waffle Houses are pretty consistent across the US I have found. That is a good thing. On this…read moreoccasion I had a pecan waffle and hash browns along with coffee with cream. The first cup of coffee wasn't very hot not sure what happened there but the second one was just fine. My pecan waffle was good as it always is and I like the plain hash browns not dressed up with anything and they were good as well. This location stays pretty busy and today was no exception. They are pretty quick to wait on you though and I have never had any issue in here. Keep on doing your thing Waffle House.

Such a cute place! Went for a friends birthday. I love the option of outdoor or indoor seating. Our…read moreserver was great! Everyone's food came out timely and hot. Everyone got a mixture of things. I went more of the Mexican route and my friend got breakfast. I tasted hers and it was great! Would definitely recommend. Ambiance 10/10 Service 10/10 Food 8/10

The restaurant is beautiful inside. We sat on the patio and it was cute overlooking the bison and…read morepark. The arroz con pollo was everything you would want. Tender bits of chicken, creamy queso, fluffy rice. The tacos were also delicious and was more authentic with the corn tortillas and just like and cilantro garnish. The seats on the patio were comfy but a little hard to slide in and out. Service was good. You pay at the table, and can tap.

This little hole in the wall has a huge fan base. They are only open in the morning and I believe…read morethey close when the donuts run out. I'm here on a Saturday a little after 8:30 and they are down to slim pickings. It's fine with me because they still had jelly donuts and big caramel frosed. It was great to see folks who pre-ordered boxes & often multiple big boxes) and take them to go. The ladies working were very efficient. I give them 4 because they don't stay open long enough (a product of not making enough donuts ) and the somewhat curt service with less change than expected tho' it was a busy day (not related to pennies).

What a blast from the past! Sweet Shop is the no-nonsense, vintage donut shop of my dreams. They…read morestart making donuts in the wee hours of the morning, put their delicious baked goods in the display case, open their doors, and then sell their donuts until they're all gone, or until noon, whichever comes first. I was told that if they sell out before noon, they will put a sign in the window to let everyone know. Luckily, there was no such sign in the window when I visited at around 10:45 a.m. So I popped in to grab a donut or several. I think I had just slunk in at the nick of time. There was one tray of donuts left! So I got a few: a sprinkle donut, a blueberry cake donut, a glazed round donut, and a glazed twist. I'm a firm believer in keeping it simple when you visit a new donut shop. The glazed twist is my litmus test donut, so that's what I ate, but I also couldn't help eating the blueberry cake, which was a good decision because it was amazing. Sweet Shop keeps it delightfully simple. They sell coffee, but it's literally just black coffee for a buck if you want a medium size, or a buck and a quarter if you want a bigger cup. You can doctor your coffee with some creamer and sugar, but this place ain't making you no fancy lattes. Do you drink coffee or don't you? If you actually drink coffee, then the coffee they offer at Sweet Shop should be more than enough for you. They also sell orange juice and milk (regular, chocolate and strawberry) in plastic bottles, which you'll find in the refrigerated case. Other than that and a couple of little tables, that's all she wrote for Sweet Shop. This place is simple but great. Visit early for the best selection.

A few weeks ago, I invited my best friend out to breakfast for her birthday. I was leaving for…read moreFlorida that evening, but her birthday fell on that specific day. Since I would miss the activities planned for later that week, we both carved out some time to have a small celebration with just the two of us. It was one of those moments that is good for the soul. Every good story needs a great setting. And the context of our story took place at Lincoln Square in Fortville. It was the perfect middle point between our two homes, so it seemed only natural. I had never been to this location. The birthday girl ordered the decadent Banana Bread French Toast. It is topped with fresh banana slices, pecans, caramel sauce and cinnamon whipped butter! I mean, Jesus, take the wheel! I went with a classic Western omelet. You can tell a lot about a place by how they cook the classics. And Lincoln Square did it right. Plus, my omelet came with hash browns and my choice of toast, pancakes, a biscuit or French toast. I felt like it was my final meal before walking the Green Mile! Everything was delicious. We went a little late for most breakfast crowds, so the diner wasn't very busy. Either way, we had great service and the staff were all very kind. I had the feeling that even if they had been busy, you would still be given excellent service with a smile. Like my coffee mug reminded me, every sip counts. I feel like that is a mantra Lincoln Square holds dear. Side note: I am new Yelper, and I am still trying to get a hang of this taking picture of everything deal. How do you guys do it? Do you ask permission first? I took some pictures of the restaurant and the outdoor signage before going inside. Yet, before I could even get to the front door, the manager came outside to meet me and asked if everything was alright. I explained I was working on a Yelp review, and he was very kind. But it got my heart racing. Can someone educate me on the proper Yelp photo etiquette, please?? TIA

This discovery was a recommendation from a friend who said this was the place for biscuits and…read moregravy since 1989. It is a nice sized place with a kitchen counter for singels to dine at if they are busy. Seemed like a good amount of locals enjoying a late Monday breakfast. It's large spacouce, and I can see it being slammed on the weekend. Their coffee cups are nice and large, which I sure saves the staff. The coffee itself is great. The only drawback is that the creamers were prepacked. That is common but my one note for improvement if the owners are on social. The staff is aaa freindly, good recommendations. And engaged. I had the indiana benediction. 1 biscuit with 2 sausage patties, poached eggs smothered in sausage gravy with a side of hashbrows. The gravy was grey and flavorful with light sausage bits. The sausage patties were very solid, and overall, it was a great