Went again since it was on the fork in the road card. It was much better this time! They were out…read moreof the jalepeno poppers which was disappointing so we got broccoli cheddar bites and fried mushrooms instead. We really liked the broccoli cheddar bites but didn't like the fried mushrooms. I got the CowTown Marinated Ribeye and it was DELICIOUS. Others at the table go ribs, catfish, butterfly shrimp and the tenderloin. One person said the catfish was amazing but everyone else would've given their meal 3-4 stars. Service was friendly and attentive. It was pretty cold inside.

Both the service and the food was great. I had smoked pork chop and it was delicious. Other family…read morehad chicken wrap, tenders, catfish, and prime rib. We were all very pleased with the quality of our meal. Small town atmosphere and was very clean. We will definitely be back!

Good eats quickly made to order. Love the carry out option. Friendly bartenders, regulars, and a…read morenice atmosphere for a small town tavern.

Local bar - only place to eat and sit down to have a beer, service ok, food ok - opportunity to…read moregrow business if everything upgraded.

We went here because it was on our fork in the road card. It was an adventure as it is nearly an…read morehour drive but we enjoyed it. There was a lot of things on the menu I would be excited to try. We got there on the anniversary so there were 3 Christmas themed drinks that were $4 each which was a great deal. The moscato punch was great! As an appetizer we got the JB's béchamel Boats. These were basically a little fancier potatoe skins. They were very good. It came with 4 of them and the Bechamel sauce did make them special. I got the Norwegian Salmon which was honey glazed. It was good. I would recommend. I wish it was more charred on the edges. I got the mashed potatoes and the garlic Parmesan broccoli. If you like garlic, you will love the broccoli. It was really flavorful! You get a ton of mashed potatoes and they were good. My boyfriend got surf and turf. A filet mignon and scallops. He got two scallops and they were both wrapped in bacon. It thought they were smaller than what he was expecting. The steak he thought was good as well and the French onion soup he got as a side. As dessert we got the chocolate lava cake and the bread pudding. Both were really good! The atmosphere is decently fancy with waiters dressed in nice clothing and nice table clothes on all the tables. Definitely a good vibe. I would go again but would try other entrees.

JB's Steakhouse For…read moreRobinson, JB's Steakhouse is the only "upscale" dining establishment. It is conveniently located on the square, right across from the courthouse. We ate here two times while staying in town on an extended business trip. On the first visit, I chose the steak from the "Two for" menu. While cooked to the correct temperature, the steak was a bit tough and lacked flavor. The baked potato was OK, and the bread pudding was delicious for dessert! I chose the pork chop on the second visit. It was excellent. The lettuce wedge salad was very tasty, too! On both occasions, the staff was friendly and provided excellent service.

During out visit to Indy from Denver we had the opportunity to visit this amazing place. The food…read moreis true farm to table. It's a buffet style offering and the food is amazing! The staff was so friendly and the environment feels like home. We had the opportunity to speak with owner to hear the incredible family history. If you are in Indiana you must make the drive to eat here. I would suggest you call ahead prior to making the drive as space is limited and they are only open on set days. A big thank you to the family that makes this place possible.

Prom dinner with some colleagues is usually a place we can sit and relax and enjoy each other's…read morecompany. McKinley's buffet is a really neat place for this annual occasion. Pay cash up front. Take as many trips to the buffet for some homemade fixings. All the food is good. Ham balls are a trademark item. A former colleague suggested these ham balls years ago. I broke his record and had 13. They are open only minimal days. It's definitely RSVP before you go. Great place!!

Back Porch Smokehouse…read more The Back Porch Smokehouse is a small, unassuming BBQ establishment attached to the movie theater in Robinson. In addition to BBQ, they have an ample selection of steaks, chicken, and burgers. I decided to give the brisket plate a try. While the brisket was tasty, it was quite a bit different from the traditional Texas-style brisket I'm accustomed to eating. The brisket was "chunky" versus "sliced". The sides of potatoes and cole slaw were adequate, but nothing special. I'd probably make a different selection from the menu next time.

The food was sooooooo good ! The service was amazing and the owner is so sweet. I'm in town for a…read moreproject and stumbled across this spot. I'm happy I did, I wish them much success and I hope they remain authentic and true to themselves :) THE STAFF WAS GREAT !

Very nice restaurant. Staff are all very friendly. Great food great service. The tenderloins my…read morefavorite, it literally melts in your mouth. The best tenderloin I've ever tasted. Really like the fried mushrooms. Prices are very reasonable. Very clean restaurant, easy to find. Convenient hours. Highly recommend!

My relatives who live in the area often go here for breakfast (they love the biscuits with sausage…read moregravy). I was a little skeptical of this place for dinner, but they have a decent dinner menu and the food was good. Prices are reasonable and the service was excellent. We had fried fish and fried crab cakes with baked potatoes. The crab cakes (made with real crab meat) were surprisingly good. The baked potatoes were good sized, fully cooked and served with butter and sour cream. One in our party had a chicken Caesar salad and absolutely loved the salad dressing, which they make in-house. It's a good little place to eat in this area, and one of the few places that's not chain fast food.

Dim lights, thick smoke and loud music makes this Bloomfield staple *the* place to grab a cold bud…read morelight on draft and take your chances with the pull-tab machine.

I stumbled upon the local neighborhood bar by chance. I had mistakenly made online reservations at…read morethe hotel next door. Unfortunately, during the pandemic the doors closed but their website remained online. So here I was, looking for recommendations for a room for the night in the area. I ordered a beer and chatted briefly with other patrons about my dilemma. They were able to make some good suggestions and the evening ended well. While sipping on a draught beer, I couldn't help but notice the small town charm both in decor and staff. The bar was obviously vintage, built with real wood and a 50s/60s layout, complete with a large mirror flanked on either side with lights that were popular back then. Nothing fancy, this is a cozy watering hole across from the town square. It's worth a stop if you're in the area and looking for a cold one.

Food was great!! Service very fast…read more I had a Lemon pepper chicken harvest salad with poppyseed dressing, and it was one of the best salads I've had in Sullivan!! With pecans, apples, and dried cranberries. Lettuce was fresh. Delicious. My husband had a Rueben and seasoned fries - both were great! Iced tea was fantastic!! Definitely entering the rotation of regular places to eat in town!!!

I'm only giving four stars based off of our previous visits being so good, based solely on today's…read morevisit it would be at most two stars. We normally spend less than half of what I was charged today. We walked in and asked to claim a lane (see pricing on pic) but the gentleman working today who I've never seen or dealt with before insisted we give him a number of games to bowl instead of the hourly rate we normally pay when the younger guy is working. We also normally pay when we're finished but he had us pay before we began bowling. We played for 4 hours. At the hourly rate that would have been $70, instead I paid $90 for five games. Not sure why he insisted on a number of games instead of the hourly rate. The sign doesn't say that the hourly rate isn't available on Sundays. The lane we were at was missing a seat instead it was just the metal piece. Which was very inconvenient for four bowlers and only two usable seats. And this place was supposedly just remodeled. We went to order food. We asked what was in their fruit bowls, we were told strawberries, pineapple, peaches, and apple slices. We ordered two fruit bowls, a Philly cheesecake, pretzel sticks, and four drinks. They brought up the pretzel sticks almost immediately, then they only brought out three drinks and said I didn't order a fourth so we paid for another drink as I didn't have an itemized receipt, just the total. Then they brought out the Philly cheesesteak. We waited several more minutes and still no fruit bowls, so we went and asked and were told they forgot. They brought out two very small bowls of just canned sliced peaches. Nothing the way the fruit bowls were explained to us. The fruit bowls were $4. $4 for a small bowl that had maybe seven slices in it was ridiculous and they were slimy. We were told that they didn't realize they were out of the other fruits. No apologies, no offer to replace it with something else, no discounts, nothing. My daughters were disappointed so we ordered something else for them instead. They couldn't eat the peaches due to the sliminess. And who wants to pay $8 for less peaches you'd get in a whole can for less than $2 at the store? The Philly was dry and had very little onion. It was more peppers than anything. Normally they're really good. The lane kept messing up and not counting knocked down pins or getting stuck and we had to have the employees fix it. You can't manually change scores from the lane as it's restricted so we had to wait in line to get employees to correct the score from the counter. Most bowling alleys have the ability to adjust scores yourself, but not Maddog's. It was quite annoying and we just gave up having the scores corrected for accuracy. The arcade took my daughter's money but didn't give her an item. It was one of the machines that you pay for an item and get it not that you have to win one. She told an employee and they didn't care. After it slowed down, the employee started being nice and kind and even made a few jokes with us which was nice. So his attitude earlier on might have been just from being overwhelmed and stressed. If he hadn't, the amount of stars would be less. We also informed him that we were military but he either didn't hear me or something. Looking at the receipts and total he charged us for five games, we weren't given the military rate. We had our military ID's and paid with bank cards from a well known bank that only does business with military service members and their families. I think the guy who normally is working when we go is possibly named Brian? He's always incredibly friendly and accommodating. He's another reason why I'm giving more stars than I would after everything that happened today if I was solely basing the review off of today's visit. Overall it's not a bad place. And usually the employees are friendly and food is better. I'm hoping they'll fix the broken seats and issues with pins and balls constantly getting stuck. I'm also hoping today was just a very unusual off day and that future visits will be better, if it is anything like today again, we won't be back again.