Great service and great food! Very friendly and also budget friendly with great daily specials, a…read morenice varied menu, and great dessert selection. Highly recommend!

My husband and I were out looking at property and stopped here for lunch. They were pretty busy. I…read morethought the prices were a little high. I had a burger and fried mushrooms and my husband had the country fried steak plate lunch. The burger was small, but very good. The mushrooms were pretty good. My husband said his plate lunch was good. The service was very quick.

Great place. Smash burgers were very good. Service was good. Small but efficient. I'll try…read morebreakfast next time.

Breakfast places other than fast-food chains are few and far between around the Tell City area;…read morethankfully, this place more than makes up for the lack of choices. Tucked away a block off the main drag, it's worth the drive from anywhere to be greeted by pleasant smiles and conversation from all the ladies working there. My breakfast was cooked perfectly and attractively plated, and the waitress kept the hot coffee coming. Wi-fi is even provided if you're looking for a quaint place to go hang out for a bit. It took a bit of searching to find a place in the area that would cook made-to-order eggs, but now that I did I know I'll be back!

This is a true hole in the wall type of place - unique and quirky decor inside. The food was…read moredelicious, I had the schnitzel and my husband had the burger - both so good. My husband also noted the Coke mix was one of the best he's ever had. The owners have a sweet story that's written in the back of the menu, but we sadly learned that Harry passed away not too long ago.

Enjoyed a delicious meal at the Blue Holler Cafe after checking in and setup at Nolin Lake State…read moreCampground. They have German dishes on the menu that are a definite must try on your visit. They do not serve adult beverages, but you can bring your own beer or wine to enjoy with your meal. Shoutout to our server Cricket, she was fantastic, friendly, helpful and pleasant.

Stopped by for lunch and a beer. As always, everything was amazing. Had the lunch Haus burger…read more Seasoned perfect with crispy fry's. Fast, delicious with inside a great restaurant. Rachel the bartender was very tentative and friendly. I just love the atmosphere here!

The food was good. I ordered a club sandwich. It was big and meaty. Daughter ordered large Caesar…read moresalad and it looked good. Not sure what others had but there were no complaints about food. The service was ok. At first they were quick to take care of but as time went on they slowed down and it was not busy. Overall good experience. The place is really cool. It has a water line from along time ago when the river was really high. The place has history to it. So that was neat. I will definitely be back. I was told to go on Saturday for pork chops.

The staff was friendly and the food was fresh, hot, and tasty. The prices were good too.read more

We came back to Lisa's Fifth Street Diner, and I'm happy to report our first visit wasn't a fluke!…read moreIf you're looking for good old-fashioned diner food with portions that make you wonder if they're trying to feed you for the rest of the day, this is the place. This time we put both breakfast and lunch to the test. The breakfast came loaded with eggs, crispy hash browns, a serious pile of bacon, biscuits and gravy, plus a blueberry pancake that practically needed its own ZIP code. The biscuits were fluffy, the gravy was creamy and peppered just right, and they definitely weren't stingy with the bacon. We also tried the fried fish with mashed potatoes, baked beans and coleslaw. The fish came out golden and crispy, and the sides were exactly what you'd hope for from a hometown diner simple, hearty comfort food. And here's a little insider tip worth knowing: Fridays are dessert day! If the banana pudding is available, GET IT. Seriously. It is absolutely amazing and worth saving a little room for which is easier said than done with these portions! One thing worth knowing before you go: come hungry! The portions are generous, and this isn't one of those places where you leave wondering what you're going to eat afterward. Just as important as the food, the atmosphere still has that friendly, small-town diner feel we enjoyed the first time. Good food, good portions, friendly people, and no need to dress fancy, just bring an appetite. Our original 5-star review still stands. We'll definitely be back... although next time I may need to fast beforehand!

A must stop on a road trip, one of the best if not the best Amish store I've ever seen. They had…read morethe best looking sandwiches and sweets everything was so good

It was an amazing experience. There were so many different options on the menu. Every single…read moreemployee was very helpful, kind, and it had a great energy to the entire restaurant. The chocolate chip cheesecake was AMAZING and was made fresh today. It had a very sweet and buttery crust. I could've just eaten the crust as a cookie My family got the fish sandwich, ribeye sandwich, and the chicken tender basket. It was very affordable compared to other restaurants. The fish sandwich was delicious. The ribeye was really yummy but it was just bread and steak. Overall it had so much character and had great food.

Opens early for a delightful breakfast, large menu selection. Omelets are fluffy and cheesy with…read morecrispy shredded hasbrowns along side two sourdough toast slices. Oatmeal is creamy and not instant. Service was quick and attentive here in this clean restaurant. Good for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

The service was nice and the food was good. It definitely has a old town dinner feel to it.read more

Small selection of items but items they have are very tasty. Service is warm and friendly and the…read moreatmosphere country style. But what else would it be with a name like theirs.

Love their biscuit and gravy with hash browns and onions and green peppers it's deliciousread more

Let me preface that I would go back for the pancakes alone. Nothing particularly stood out as…read morespecial except for their pancakes. The biscuits and gravy were just okay, and the omelet would have been better if it weren't made with American cheese slices. I did like the potatoes. Everything had a taste of grease to it, but for the price, I can't complain too much. I wasn't a big fan of their coffee (decaf). The service was nice and kept our cups filled, haha. The decoration inside is dated and nostalgic. For a small diner, it served its job :) Note: I enjoyed the pancakes, but they were a bit raw in the middle.