GOOD OLD FASHIONED SMALL TOWN COUNTRY BUFFET!…read more Great Food: The selection isn't overwhelming and its all good. The fried chicken isn't overly battered, the fried fish isn't dripping in grease, they have a decent selection at the salad bar & tons of pie! You're not here expecting amazing food, you're paying $10 to stuff your face with good old fashioned country dining! This is basically authentic family owned & operated Ponderosa! Amazing Service: Family owned & operated for a few decades and the customer service shows you why they are still in business! My crew told the servers my name and they asked me what I wanted to drink when I came out of the restroom. It seriously does not get better than that! Cute Venue: Clay City is a refreshing blast from the past, seriously feels like you're going back to the future! Its a small rural mid west town that is still clean, well kept and lively. The nearby car dealerships have definitely been there for decades alongside this eatery. You'll see a steady flow of patrons on Sunday!

Love this place! Angie is the best because with every order you get to chat with her as well. She…read moreis a friendly and fun person who makes you feel welcomed! She also is super creative with her sandwiches. Just the other day, she made the best breakfast sandwich I have ever had!

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.

Lovely, gracious waitresses. Delicious food way above the norm of most country diners. Sweet, fun…read moreclean atmosphere. The quality of the meat here is something we notice every time. We stumbled on this place while driving through the area and it's so good we will be back anytime we are in that neck of the woods.

Excellent food and service. Small hometown feel!! I would come back in a heartbeat!!read more

Great small town diner with terrific service. We eat there often with friends and family.read more

Cozy Corner is a charming little cafe tucked into what feels like Waveland's mostly abandoned…read moredowntown. The building clearly has some history, and while it's a bit rundown and nothing fancy, there's something endearing about it. The food was basic but pretty good--perfect for a casual stop before heading out for a day at Shades. Service was friendly and fast, and prices were just what you'd expect for a small-town spot. If you're in the area and want a no-frills, homey meal with a bit of local character, this is a solid pick.

This town has 3 restaurants (1 is a bar) so options are quite limited here. Cozy Corner is a good…read moreplace regardless of the location, though. The prices are quite fair and the portions are huge. They had a Monte Cristo on the menu so I had to try it (they are hard to find). It was pretty good. Not much ambiance here to speak of. Just a TV running old classic shows (Leave It To Beaver, etc) .

This place is a nice hole in the wall kinda diner! It's small and shotgun style but very CLEAN!!…read more The service is great, we've only stopped in a few times and feel like they've known us forever! Beer prices are good. The food is good. Depending on how busy they are, the cook time will vary greatly. Again, it's a small diner with a small cooking surface... BE PATIENT! This is a SMOKING ESTABLISHMENT

This is one of the best places in Clay City to eat lunch. They have very good hamburgers, grilled…read morechicken sandwiches, and grilled tenderloins. Their French fries are good and they give you a generous potions. They also serve a good breakfast as well. The restaurant is small, its clean, prices are average and the service is good.

Very good breaded tenderloin and onion rings from a small town local diner. Not fancy but good and…read morereasonably priced. The peanut butter pie was excellent. Unusual with a meringue topping. Service was quick and friendly.

I was in Cloverdale Indiana for an event at the racetrack. I saw decent reviews so we decided to…read moretry it. I think the reviews were from locals. I didn't take pictures but I got the meatloaf and it looked exactly like the picture on their menu. There was no gravy on it and I was asked if I wanted ketchup. I am not a ketchup on meatloaf kind of guy so I used the gravy from my mashed potato's. It was still dried most likely due to it being heated up on a grill because it had a crust on both sides. My wife had breakfast and the bacon has been sitting all day and probably reheated. The food was cheap like 25ish for the both of us but if I am ever there again, it will not be my first choice. Didn't go in the bathroom but there was a changing station in the foyer.

Always a mainstay. Siblings and nephew had a nice brunch. Photo evidence tells all. Service is…read morealways efficient. Food options are aplenty. Get out of your comfort zone OR stick with some comfort food. It's all very tasty. They have been decorating nicely with a themed set of banners, ribbons, etc. This month is race month in Indianapolis. Race your way to Family Table and enjoy a plentiful second g of food.

Absolutely delicious, great customer service, friendly staff. They kept the coffee filled and came…read moreback multiple times to check on us even though the place was packed.

Walking in you can tell it's a small town favorite, even the owner, Fred, was helping deliver food…read moreand cashing out customers. Our server, Desiree was friendly and polite. The wall decorations are unique and entertaining, you can't help but to chuckle reading the silly food nicknames. Our food took no time, since they make their own biscuits we opted for biscuits and gravy w/a side of bacon and eggs - no complaints! It honestly took us longer to get seating compared to waiting on our food! Thank you Fred & Desiree for such a pleasant first visit!

One of my favorite breakfast spots in my home town! Service as fast & staff was friendly. Dining…read morearea was very clean. love their menu options!

We enjoyed the buffet so much on a Monday that we went back on Friday as they add several styles of…read moreshrimp on Fridays. Food is home cooked fresh every day and it was obvious. We had Lori on Monday who brought our drinks and refills. On Friday we had Darcy doing the honors. Both were very friendly and efficient! Very family friendly and the deserts were so good that we had to make a trip to their bakery to pick up a couple delicious pies.

Gasthof Amish Village, Montgomery IL. June, 2026. My husband and I were traveling along US-50, and…read morewe reached this buffet-style restaurant for lunch. Having grown up in PA, I'm very familiar with "Pennsylvania Dutch" or Amish and Mennonite cooking. I would characterize this style of cooking as hearty, simple, and high-calorie comfort food. The buffet included three main sections. The first included two soups (chicken noodle and vegetable), salad bar items, prepared salads (such as coleslaws and broccoli salad), and some gelatin molds. The second station was hot items (meats, gravies, vegetables). Finally, there was a dessert station with an assortment of cobblers, cookies, cupcakes, soft serve ice cream, and more. I noticed other patrons with homemade white bread but I somehow missed it on the buffet. Overall, there was a good selection of items available. I most enjoyed the meatloaf, mashed potatoes, broccoli salad, and berry and peach cobblers. The biggest misses were the chicken noodle soup (which didn't seem to contain any chicken pieces, was only lukewarm, and very over-salted) and the chocolate ice cream, which was runny. My husband and I found the food to be generally bland. (Granted, Amish food isn't known to have a spicy profile). In addition, they didn't offer some foods and desserts that I generally associate with Amish cooking -- pickled eggs, Harvard beets, macaroni and cheese, cinnamon apples. shoo fly pie, apple dumplings, fry pies, Whoopie pies, etc. (Admittedly, the traditional Amish foods in the Midwest may differ from those in Pennsylvania). The restaurant had a lot of seating and was clean, and had a cute gift shop that you passed through on the way in and out. Our server was sufficiently attentive. Parking was free and plentiful. The all-you-can-eat lunch buffet was $16.99 per person; drinks not included.