Walking in I felt like I was going into a ski lodge despite it being golf centric on a golf course…read more Six of us had no difficulty getting three separate checks even though they forgot to make and serve one of the party but they did rush it when we asked where the sixth dinner was. They serve a basket of salty bar encouraging popcorn while waiting for food. Waitress service was excellent. Our table liked the soup and steak salad while the fries served with the sandwich platters were typical frozen food vendor quality. People enjoyed the $15 burgers which had typical accoutrements of lettuce, tomato and onions. Unfortunately their "Reuben" did also while the kraut and dressing were hard to find making this a very lame duck Reuben which should be avoided if that is your desired sandwich. Since the rye and meat were decent it gets an OK as a corned beef, lettuce and tomato sandwich for $14. Too loud to carry on a conversation the dining room is set up in a lodge or dining hall style with hard surfaces and no sound deadening treatments. They do have full dinners such as steak. Summary is that many people like it but it's not my style.

We went to SP19 for a late lunch / early dinner. We were seated outside by the hostess. Outside…read morescenery of the golf course along with the flowers were beautiful. Everyone was very cheery. We ordered a bottle of wine, burger & SW salad. Everything served was fresh! We decided to split the skillet cookie which just melted in your mouth! WOW! We will back again. Thank you for a great meal.

Great lil tavern pub!!…read more Patrons and servers were all VERY welcoming and friendly. Great place to chat it up with the locals and have a yummy burger that will remind you of the diners we all grew up on. I'd definitely stop back in next time I'm in the area. Pro or Con depending on your outlook but they allow you to smoke inside... for me, I appreciate the nostalgia of simpler times, good conversation and frosty beverages.

If you want to go where the locals go, stop here. Not only is the atmosphere great, they have a…read morevery unique burger. Just order it as it comes. Somehow the ingredients come together. I stop every time I'm in the area.

Stopped by the Northside Bar & Grill in Rensselaer, Indiana yesterday ....Got the Tuesday…read moreTenderloin Special - 1/2 of the regular sized sandwich , tots and a can of pop for $10 .. Damn tasty breading with juicy pork inside...I'd definitely go back and you should stop by and judge for yourself.

If you ever find yourself within a 50‑mile radius of Rensselaer, IN, hit the brakes and get…read moreyourself to Northside Bar and Grill. Trust me -- their "Hammered Hog" pork tenderloin is about to become the stuff of legend. I'm from Bloomington, IL -- land of tenderloins so big they barely fit on the plate (looking at you, Schooners). So when I say this one is worth crossing state lines for, I mean it. The "Hammered Hog" is pounded flatter than my wallet on payday, seasoned like grandma's Sunday dinner, and so tender it could make you question your loyalty to your hometown tenderloin. It's a hidden gem -- or maybe a hidden hog? Either way, pull over, grab a seat, and get ready to loosen your belt. You'll thank me later. Kudos to Amber F. with the welcoming service and recommendations!

LoVe ! Love ! Love the food !!! The pizza and ham sandwich is worth the drive ! A dive bar worth…read morechecking out !

Here's a challenge. Find the south county bar with colder beer. Go ahead. I'll wait. They also have…read morethe finest pizzas in La Crosse, Indiana.

Have ordered food for awhile. But it seems recently it's gone downhill. My burger last night was…read moreso hard from being overcooked I couldn't t it. Very salty as well.

the pork tenderloin was amazing 20 out of 10 everything was perfect reason it got 4 stars smoking…read moreis allowed in the bar. The Pork Tenderloin was only $14 enough to feed 2 people the service was really good

Great dive bar! Roasted lamb every Saturday. Love stopping here when traveling through Indiana.read more

Great food and service. Five stars for sure. Kansas City strip steak was out of this world and…read moreManhattans were mellow.

I had heard that this place has the best breaded tenderloin in Indiana, so I had to try it. The…read moretenderloin was freshly cut by hand and I could hear them pounding them out in the kitchen. Lightly breaded with no artificial tasting seasonings and fried perfectly. Really the perfect tenderloin! Very tender and meaty. The bar itself is just your typical tavern but seemed like it might be a fun place on the weekends. If you want a great tenderloin, try Stan's Tap!

Great food and had the time of my life. First time karaoke and had a blast!!!!…read moreIf you ever get a chance stop by here and meet the most friendly family owned business bar & grill to just kick back and enjoy. Can't wait to go back again.

Great dive bar. Cheap prices. Meet the locals and hear their stories. RIP Big Joe. I went with my…read moregirlfriend an we both loved it

Went in during lunch hours while on our way to Northern KY. We are well versed in "hole in the…read morewall" type places but this was way beyond what we thought it would be. The people working there were nice. As we were waiting for our food, a gentleman carrying bug spray came through spraying along where the floor meets the walls throughout the entire place. Another person came into the bar area and did something with a machine on the wall and put a syringe full of stuff in/around the outlet, which lead to a cockroach that crawled up the wall and went under a sign on the wall. Food was average bar food but based on all that happened before getting our meal, we should've walked out without eating.

Great bartenders! And the food is really good! Love the vibe!! Always a fun time @ the Oasis!read more

Hole in the wall. An Oasis in Malden, Indiana. Can't go wrong. Why? Ice cold Pabst Blue Ribbon on…read moretap and horseshoes outside. Tell me your in Indiana without telling me your in Indiana.

This place is a great hole in the wall in a small town. The staff is fun and friendly, drinks are…read morecold, and the crowd is a great time. I must look young because I got my ID checked three different times when getting a drink / walking around.

There comes a time once a summer season where a group of 6-10 F**kin' Illinois People (FIPS, as I…read morehear we are referred to) migrate from the bustling city of Chicago to the small beach town known as Monticello, IN. You see, a large group of us college friends living in the city, and some new friends we've picked up along the way, enjoy visiting our friend from college working her dream job in the dreamy Hoosier State. Our plan is simple: travel by car to the land of "two-bedrooms with parking, a yard, in-unit washer/dryer, and a dishwasher for $400 a month", load up on sustenance, cruise on the boat in Lake Shafer all day, get silly, take over a bar, and make decisions that should only be made by freshman college girls. Our usual poor decision spot closed a few months ago and, this time around, Sayler's became our latest watering hole debacle. And so begins my open letter to Sayler's. Dear Sayler's, Thanks for gracefully dealing with the presence of by 6 FIPS and our 4 local friends this past weekend. From the moment we hit the boat at 11AM Saturday morning we knew that any establishment in the Monticello area would be "happy" to have us as patrons. Your close proximity to our home base made you an easy target for our debauchery and fun that we surely brought. Your $12 beer buckets and less than $3 shots insured that we would be even more fun than we already were by giving us crazy amounts of liquid courage. This helped us negotiate with the DJ when choosing songs for the bar (we were sad to find out he did not have "Midnight Train to Georgia"), populate what was a vacant dance floor, and demonstrate to the rest of the bar patrons how to do planking exercises in multiple places throughout the bar. I can only hope that we were not only a fun presence to be around, but that we also taught your customers important fitness techniques. Although we felt we may have overstayed our welcome by the end of the night (thanks to the girl who tried to "start something" in the bathroom with a friend), thankfully we had one friend who was able to keep us in check, offer a shield or protection, and help us get on our merry way. We still hope you welcome us back the next time you are in town. Signed, Me PS Terri, I hope you had a great 50th birthday party. We sure had fun!