Really enjoyed our brunch! We were visiting Lake Monroe from out of state and saw the reviews in…read morethis place and thought we'd try it. It was great! Hubby had the tenderloin breakfast #9 and said it was delicious. Tenderloin was melt in your mouth good. Opt for the 3D fried potatoes instead of hash browns. The eggs were cooked perfectly and toast was liberally buttered. Fantastic and delicious! I had the #13 skillet. Very tasty and not over cooked like many scrambled skillets. We both had 1/2 biscuits and gravy - also delicious! Not salty so you can add your own to taste and also pepper. Makes it perfect for both of us! We will definitely be back when we are here next time! Oh and our server was absolutely lovely and very attentive despite having a ton of tables and running around like crazy. She was working so hard but always smiling! She did take a minute to chat to our toddler very sweetly, which was so kind since the place was so busy!

I continue to believe Cloverleaf South is one of the best diner options around. I wish it remained…read moreopen for dinner, but breakfast and lunch will suffice. Great food every time, with plenty of variety. I even strayed from the norm on this visit and ordered the breakfast burrito. To be fair, I prefer the large breakfast platters (and biscuits and gravy) but I knew I had a big lunch ahead so I ordered small. The burrito was great, though the sausage distribution was uneven. Half of it was amazing and full of sausage. The other half less so. My son had on of the platters and I apologize for forgetting the name, but it was ham, eggs hash browns and toast. Loved it of course, and probably would have ordered more if I let him! Service always quick and friendly, and it's a place we repeat often.

Best blackened grilled chicken sandwich in B-town. Always fresh coffee. Spencer, Justin &…read moreSebastian best servers in B-town. Enjoy sidewalk seating & IU scenery on Kirkwood Ave.

The Village Deli is known for it's amazing breakfast options, including the famous 'pancake the…read moresize of a hubcap' that is somehow perfectly cooked even though it's huge. But rarely is it thought of as a lunch place, and it should be. I, for the first time ever, ordered a lunch item and was seriously impressed. Kids decided to grace us with their presence for lunch (both are in college) and while I'd like to think it was because they missed us, it's more likely they wanted free food. Whatever, it was good to see them and one wanted breakfast food and the other lunch, so the village deli was the choice. My wife ordered the BLT with hot chips, which she said is her go-to every time. She used to work down the street, so she's a regular. I am not a BLT fan, so didn't try it - even for Yelp I'm not touching a fully dressed BLT - but she loved it as usual. I had the Chicken Cordon Bleu sandwich. I usually get breakfast but I had a big breakfast earlier and was craving a sandwich. Glad I made the choice. It was amazing. Huge portion of chicken, plenty of ham and Swiss. If you've read my reviews, you know I had them keep the mustard away from it, so can't speak to that. The hot chips were great. They make their own potato chips, they are served hot/warm, and they might need a bit more salt, but better than french fries. Kid 1 (the one who wanted lunch) ordered breakfast. Ugh. Paxton's Potatoes and the breakfast croissant. Paxton's are basically hash brown/home fries with cheese, gravy and chives. You can add an egg (I suggest it) and the croissant is what you think it is - croissant and egg sandwich, with or without protein addition. Both are great. Kid2 had his usual power breakfast which is a drink plus two eggs, home fries, and one (plenty for two people) pancake. He gets his plain, I suggest banana and walnut additions. He's allergic to nuts so probably a bad idea, lest we need the epi pen. He's a growing boy and still gave me half the pancake if that gives you any idea of the size. Great service as usual. It was a week day, so not too crowded for lunch. Their motto is 'Eat and Get Out' but during lunch it's probably not an issue. On the weekends, the place is slammed full all day - expect a wait and them to rush you a bit. On Sunday it's best to beat the church crowd. TLDR: Eat here if you've visiting your kid at college, looking for a good lunch or great breakfast, and never ever order two pancakes.

The whole menu was old time comfort food, and the preparation did not disappoint. Five of us went…read morefor Saturday breakfast/lunch and everyone left full and happy. Although they weren't real busy, we didn't have to wait for anything, refills were delivered before we ran out, condiments were brought to the table immediately after being requested, and when we finished we weren't left waiting for our check so we could head out. The restaurant was decorated with historical signage from Bedford that was very enjoyable to view, and the cashier was located in a small gift shop. Very nostalgic, even the prices didn't break the bank.

It's in a place called "the terminal" which is like a trucking hub so you may think (as I did) your…read moreGPS has led you astray. It's a got a pretty basic simple menu, not a lot of crazy things. This is a good thing as I think they're able to really focus on and dial in on what they do. The inside is decorated with lots of bits of Americana and old timey gas station signs and the like. There are many many aprons hung around the place as decoration as well. Right as you walk in there's a big WALL OF MUGS and you grab a coffee mug off of there to bring to the table if you'll be having coffee. They are all different and a majority of them today were Christmas themed as today is Christmas Eve. They do a good job of keeping your coffee cup topped off. I ordered biscuits and gravy, 2 eggs over easy, and sourdough toast. Everything was very good and the gravy was nicely seasoned which is often lacking at restaurants (IMHO).

Food is fine enough and very affordable. They have diner style food serving breakfast, lunch, and…read moredinner. Food is about what you pay for - cheap but satisfying. Waitresses are nice. They had an amazing interior makeover at their new location - much cleaner and pleasant..

Was just refused service at Cozy Table. Loved the old restaurant, still want to try the new locationread more

WOW FACTOR? Yes, just a old-fashioned, comfortable restaurant with great service…read more HAVE AGAIN: I don't recall what I had but it was very good and the three of us had great lunches for just $45.

A friend took me to lunch today. He recommended mama's. He had the cheeseburger and seasoned fries…read more He said it was good. I ordered the half order of beef Manhattan. It was just OK. The beef was not tender very chewy and the interior of the Manhattan was not hot. You could tell that the mashed potatoes were not homemade. But I did have the salad bar. Pictures are attached in this review. Wonderful salad bar. Lots of variety. Go back as many times as you like there's even a lot of protein on the salad bar. We also had an appetizer the breadsticks with pepperoni in them with the cheese dipping sauce, which was very good. The service was OK. We had to get the waitresses attention a couple times to get refills and she was slow getting back to us to take our order from the initial contact.

I have gone to Crossroads over the years and would go more if the hours were different. I went…read morerecently for biscuits and gravy and they were out which was very disappointing. I guess others like their b&g as much as I do! I settled for a patty melt and OMG, this was the best burger I've had in forever. I've been craving another since. It's about a 20 minute drive or I would probably eat there every day. They are always very nice and friendly when I go. I always get my meal to go but back when I dined in they were always on top of it making sure you didn't need anything. I will be back soon, my mouth is watering as I'm typing this. . If you have never been here you need to try it!!!

This place is always a good place to eat. I've never had a bad experience my food has always came…read moreout the way I wanted it. Unfortunately. The owner wants too make their customers foot the bill for high priced eggs. .50 per egg extra. One egg alacarte is $1.19. Seems pretty PETTY to pass this on to the customer! And of all things I was the first to review Crossroads Cafe.

On a busy IU graduation weekend, the restaurant handled the flow well. The french onion soup was…read moreexcellent and much larger than a typical serving. With the view overlooking Lake Monroe, the ambiance was very nice.

Iu graduation lunch was wonderful. I had the French onion soup and a salad. The soup was the best…read moreI've ever had anywhere!

Good is good and reasonably priced. I had a take out order and it came out rather quickly.read more

We used to go here all the time. It was one of our favorite sandwich shops. This morning we order…read morefive sandwiches. They all were loaded with half the meat that they use to have on there. Very skimpy Looks like it is time to move on. Hopefully it is just the summer when the town is empty.