Friendly people, great service, inexpensive prices, and most important, great food. If you want the…read morebest pork tenderloin sandwich ever, the one you'll compare all other pork tenderloins to, and all the others will fall short of the Railroad Cafe's, this is it. We also got a Ruben sandwich, called the Grissom after the local boy turned astronaut, and the sandwich was filled with home made corned beef, and was awesome. The place was full of families Sunday noon, everyone enjoying themselves, and no matter how crowded, the service remained quick prompt & friendly. 5/5. Highly recommend.

Came here while staying at Spring Mill State Park. Saw this place on Yelp and decided to try it…read moreout. We had their specials. I got their Grilled Tenderloin with fries. My lovely wife had their Chicken and Noodles with green beans. Both were exceptionally cooked and plenty on the plate. The place is very clean with TONS of railroad memorabilia all over the walls. There was one picture of a hometown resident maybe not as memorable as the towns most memorable resident Gus Grissom he is Sam Bass. A train robber bank robber who was gunned down by Texas Rangers in my hometown of Round Rock, Texas. We even had a street named after him. Imagine that! So, if you're around these parts you have to stop you won't be disappointed.

If I could give this place 10 stars, I would…read more I wish my stomach was big enough to eat my pizza twice. We came in at 1pm on a Wednesday to only one employee working, which worried us initially since we had a party of 6 but she got to us quickly and had our food ready in under 15 minutes. Highly recommend the cheeseburger pizza. It was LOADED with toppings and the most delicious pickles I've ever tasted. My iced coffee was delicious as well. Everyone left full and happy.

Pizza-amazing, ice cream-amazing, staff-amazing! Nothing bad to say about this quaint little…read moreplace! The menu is simple, the staff is beyond friendly and helpful. Very inviting environment ! Dining room only seats 50 people but the atmosphere is so cool and unique! Prices are great! And you can even get "adult" milkshakes with your favorite liquor added in. Just a fun place! Plan to go back many times! Also family friendly as well! Definitely recommend this little gem I'd you are in French Lick , Indiana. You won't be disappointed!

The outdoor seating's cool. Lights for those summer nights. Service can be slow. The ice cream is…read moreon point. Shakes and soft serve too ! My son loves soft serve I got a BLT and a chicken salad. Prices are nice. 3$ for a burger ! Come on now. Sorry I ate the food I was hungry.

Visited on November 8, 2024. This place is a classic…read more Would not change a thing. Tenderloins and fries to go...added a chocolate malt and all was right with the world. Critically important to not lose places like this.

We were staying in Spring Mill and saw the name and decided to go just a little further (4 miles)…read moreup the road to Hometown Scoops. What a great little ice cream shop. Hand dipped, premium ice cream. Banana Splits, Malta and root beer floats are also on the menu. It's worth the 5 minute drive and the owner is fabulous! Well done from three families from Evansville, Indiana.

Flavorful ice cream, unique combinations. We tried three different flavors and were very happy…read morewith our choices. Peaceful setting with tables and umbrellas. Try something new, the waffle cones are great as a Sunday treat.

Great little stop first thing in the morning. Big shoutout to Whitney who helped us three mornings…read morein a row. Fantastic yogurt parfait

I enjoy being greeted at a business when I walk in, especially if it's a Starbucks related coffee…read moreshop in a high end resort. However this was not the case, even though there was only one other customer in the room with me, the two attendants still found no time to say, "good morning." When I asked for a standard coffee latte, I was informed that the espresso machine was broken but if I wanted to walk all the way around the hotel to a different location they'd be happy to supply me with the cafe latte. I opted to go go for a regular coffee with room for cream. I was not offered a choice of coffee but coffee but I figured it was good in any case so no matter. I went to the condiments station to dress my coffee and was disappointed to find only creamers in the little plastic containers you find at a Loves travel stop or a Denny's... Bummer. Oh well. I still got some coffee, but truthfully it isn't much better than what I brewed in my room with the little packets. I wouldn't be such a snob about it, but we are in a high end resort and I expected better here.

Everyone so nice and love the food and snacks ! Going back this weekend ! The cherry candy is to…read moredie for , so we going to get some More this weekend!

Everything here is delicious and the portions are huge. Some of my favorites are the salad bar and…read moreglens fish!!

I'd like to believe that there have been positives that have come out of the last year of…read morequarantine, isolation, social distancing, masks, and dealing with the pandemic. I think one of the positives has been a renewed emphasis on discovering and really supporting local. One of my discoveries during this time has been Monastery Baked Goods, a ministry of the Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand, Indiana offering baked goods that are sold in support of the ministries and mission of the Sisters of St. Benedict. If you've never been to the Ferdinand, Indiana area I regard it as a rather holy place. There's simply a sacred feeling being there and I've come across in my life a couple of the Sisters of St. Benedict including one teacher who was key in finding out how I learn best. She almost single-handedly guided me as I went from a C+ student in high school to a college valedictorian. So, when I discovered this way I could have tasty treats and support the Sisters of St. Benedict I was all about it! Monastery Baked Goods began as an outreach by the Sisters during Christkindlmarkt, an annual German festival held in Ferdinand. They started making and selling springerles, a German cookie. From there, they experimented and began making the almond-based almerles. They then began offering a cookie in honor of the 12th century mystic St. Hildegard. Simply Divine Bakery was formed, but in 2015 the name changed to Monastery Baked Goods as a way to truly identify a relationship with their monastery. They have an online gift shop that includes bourbon-soaked fruitcake, springerles, Hildegard cookies, St. Hildegard Crunch Mix, Hildegard mini-cookies, Simply Lemon cookies (these are wonderful), gingersnap cookies (these are wonderful), chocolate shortbread cookies, shortbread cookies, buttermint with chocolate cookies, prayerful pretzels (these are awesome), and a bunch of other options. They also offer gluten-free options and recently introduced mint julep cookies. They offer bundles and specialty options. They offer their products wholesale and in Indy you can get them at A Taste of Indiana at 65th and Binford. Prices vary, though I've found them incredibly reasonable and, of course, they also support a good cause. While many religious communities continue to suffer in terms of numbers, it seems like the Sisters of St. Benedict continue to do well. The Monastery Baked Goods website is a page on the Sisters website and it's inspiring to see new Sisters commit to monastic life and to see all the ministries of the Sisters of St. Benedict. I'm inspired by this ministry and I love the products. While I don't get to Ferdinand often, it's nice knowing that I can still support the ministry as I live only about 10 minutes from A Taste of Indiana and can pick up my Monastery Baked Goods there.

The girl who waited on us was polite and efficient and made today a great experience for my family…read more the ice cream was yummy! I had the sloppy scoop which is amazing. my wife enjoyed the almond joy ice cream. my son enjoyed ice cream and gummies! thank you for the fun!

This place is a hidden gem and well worth the long drive. We had the crew come and it was great…read more From banana split my wife choose. My so. Went with Superman ice cream. His girlfriend went with chocolate mint. My daughter went with the chocolate banana treat. I had to do the strawberry shortcake. This is a Military friendly location. If your in town or close by stop by.

I really wanted to get the Pineapple Dole Whip but the machine was broken. I ended up getting…read morechocolate homemade ice cream and it was delicious! The service was quick and I asked about an ingredient in the Banana Pudding ice cream and the server asked the appropriate person. I appreciate the effort. The restaurant wasn't too crowded for a Wednesday afternoon so we got right in. I will most definitely be back!

Don't you just love visiting an ice cream joint, and then ignoring the ice cream on the menu and…read moreordering a BLT on a whim, and finding out that it's one of the best BLTs of your life? Don't you just love that? The BLT at The Chocolate Moose is served on a toasted croissant, with slices of crispy bacon, lettuce and tomato. You can get it with mayo or not (I did not). I think the smart move is to ask for extra bacon. The extra bacon put this sandwich over the top! I don't know if it was because of the extra bacon, or because it was tomato season, but the BLT was perfect and just what I needed. I got some potato wedges to go with my sandwich, and I loved those almost as much as my sandwich. Dang, The Chocolate Moose! Who knew you had such good food? Everyone is raving about the ice cream, but I'm over here screaming (OK, murmuring) about the food. I'm not the biggest ice cream fan, but I do occasionally enjoy ice cream as long as it has some stuff in it. It needs texture and things I can chew on. One of my favorite ice cream treats is a turtle sundae, because it has pecans and caramel in it -- a winning combination. Because I was at an ice cream shop, I thought, "What the heck?" and ordered a cup of sweet mucus -- I mean, ice cream. The turtle sundae that I got at The Chocolate Moose was great! I just wish it had more pecans, but I suppose you can ask for them, which I didn't think to do. They have several different kinds of sundaes, as well as ice cream sandwiches, milkshakes and vegan ice cream. There's a drive-thru, which is convenient, but there is very little parking, which is inconvenient. The people that I encountered who work here were super friendly and nice, which was nice.

Beautiful decorated cookies!! They even helped me out to my car with them. Everything went…read moresmoothly from taking my order for them over the phone to delivering them to my car.

Chocolate chip cookies was undercooked, greasy, and had almost no chocolate in it. Really yucky…read more On the other hand, the cinnamon roll was classic pure goodness and great flavor. I really wanted to try the coffee cake cookie as I have never seen that cookie flavor, but one cookie was enough. They should list the prices on the items in their display case. The woman working at the counter was very nice - thank you for that. But if you can't make a decent chocolate chip cookie, stop offering them.