Great little local restaurant at the Abbey. Simple and fun local atmosphere with great food and a…read morefull bar. We had pizza and it was excellent. Crispy crust lots of toppings and great tasty sauce. You order food at the bar and the server was helpful and food came out quickly.

Interesting place; nothing fancy: just a couple of large rooms and outdoor seating…read more Located near a monastery; interesting location. Looks like some remodeling going on. Walked up to bar and greeted by bartender and chit chatted. Reviewed menus and order pretzel bites and dry rub wings ( 12 ) with a slight spicy and sweet. Kind of like a lite Nashville hot. Tasted a few beers and made decision with an ale and a stout; both nicely crafted. Pretzel bites were warm and tasty cheese. I thought the wings were just right as a good tasty flavor. Portions were decent!

Not where I thought I was going, but definitely returning again and again. Exterior may cause you…read moreto not know it was a restaurant, but in perfect weather you have sitting areas outside. The place only takes cash or a check. Stromboli is amazing. Chicken sandwich extra tasty. Their bread and buns put the food next level. Beers are cold, tap beer had extra chilled mugs as it should always be. The service was quick, one gal was holding down the place and kept it running seamlessly on a rainy weekend lunch. Interested in a raw pizza fixed up to bake at home, they got ya.

We have been here 2 times and both times the Food was…read moreamazing! We live about 4 hours away so that should tell you something.

I wanted to give Les than one star ONLY - for the coleslaw that my wife and I received 11-2/25. I…read morewant to tell others that the pizza is pretty good! The fried chicken is really good! The potato fries are pretty good, but don't box them together to go for 20 minutes. Too soggy. If you get the delicious chicken and French fries, leave the top open. AND - WE ARE probably the unfortunate ones to receive the most horrific tasting coleslaw we have ever not wanted to enter our mouth EVER. It tasted like the absolute bitter core of the cabbage with disgusting fish sauce or sea weed. I love fish sauce and sea weed as an ingredient in Asian food. However, WHO in the HECK approved this mixture? I never had coleslaw minced that fine, and that would have been an amazing difference, but my wife and I spit it out immediately. THE PIZZA IS really good. If we received - 2 - coleslaws at the same time that you are proud of, then I'm sorry you didn't get that nasty feedback before my order. But I might ask for a sample taste the next time. Just in case there was a mistake.

Homestead pizza Is à great place to eat love there food clean and you totally feel welcome here…read moreand if you have big family l know you will love there bread Sticks with cheese dip are red dip And I know they fix Friday chicken now lots to pick from Love you All

Simply amazing - located right next to the Fairfield Marriott this place is a hidden gem. Welcoming…read morebartender, quality beer , fair prices and fun vibe. Highly recommend this venue.

Cole slaw is fantastic! Fish is ok. I was expecting far better from the Catholic community. The…read moretarter sauce looks great...I don't eat it. The staff are super friendly as if they own the place and that's great. The beer....Sister Mary Rose...she's a saint of a beer. Come for the beer stay for the trivia whenever it is.

The Gaslight is a staple in Huntingburg, IN. The restaurant is a little moody with lighting and…read moremovie/comic book decor. I'm always intrigued about what chalk art will be displayed inside and they often have window art that is on brand for their style. We have frequented this restaurant an immeasurable amount of times in my life. The service is always on point. Their pizza is fantastic, but the showstopper is their nachos. These nachos are something I think about at least once a week. They start with a bed of crispy tortilla chips and are loaded with nacho cheese, peppers, onions, and the best chili. The Gaslight has been an important part of several milestones in my life. When my husband and I got married we had our rehearsal dinner here. When our son was born it was one of the first restaurants he visited. When I was going through cancer treatment those nachos got me through a lot of long nights with blood and platelet transfusions. When I went into remission we celebrated at the Gaslight. When I turned 30 during Covid we had a small private celebration. This place has delicious food, great ambience, amazing staff, and it's a historical piece of the town.

Good service. Cool ambiance. I love the chicken cordon bleu pizza. I tried the BJB, big juicy…read moreburger for the first time. If it wasn't over cooked, it would have been juicier. It had mushrooms and grilled onions with Swiss cheese. Small enough to eat three really. Chips were ok. I left half of them. I had one bite of the pickle spear. Not my favorite. Definitely will go back for something else.

First greeter was awkward, but the second told me of the daily special and made me feel welcomed…read more The ambiance was clean. My double burger meat was very stiff. Typical burger with cheese. This is the only place I've found that has battered portobello mushrooms. I like those but these are a little too salty. Came with a thick ranch sauce that I liked.

The pizzas here are excellent. After a long day at Holiday World, we came for dinner. The pepperoni…read morepizza and chicken bacon ranch pizza were both great, especially the latter. Even our kids ate the chicken bacon ranch, which was unusually adventurous for them. They ate the leftovers too. Only drawback were some weird incidents with the service. For one, we got reprimanded for our children "walking around the store" -- which, in reality, meant playing the claw machine. For another, the servers were dropping items alert and right. Everyone just seemed really overwhelmed. Overall, I'd recommend. I just hope they learn not to take out their stress on paying customers.

This place is interesting, overall the food was decent took them a bit to get it out (late night I…read moreget it). The service was good. The ambiance was quiet there was only 3 other customers, the bathroom smelled like feces though. I recommend to get it to go.

It was good. Waitress was very friendly and accommodating. Ate here after a full day at holiday…read moreworld. Pizza is very cheesy. Wings were very yum! Not many places around to eat so we're glad to find it.

Love the pizza it's a great place to eat. Great atmosphere and service. I try to get carry out…read morepizza at Brick Oven Pizza and drive to Huntingburg just to get our pizza whenever I go to Jasper.

This is a great thin crust pizza that is loaded with fresh ingredients. I bet I ordered weekly…read more Immediately delivered from a pleasant driver who used my name. I also like the chicken tenders and potatoes wedges. I ordered a breaded tenderloin and it came loaded it was an awesome sandwich. I highly recommend this placed for their great food and service. If I was from out of town at hotel. This is a great place to order.

Had a great experience with Gina the bartender. She made a delicious Bloody Mary from scratch with…read morea bacon Salt rim. Very friendly and would recommend for a fun afternoon out.

Went to Rons Place in Huntingburg with my girlfriend on friday, asked for a beer which was served…read moreright to us. But when we asked for a menu, the bartender rolled her eyes and said really? Under her breathe. We ordered food and ate there but was treated horribly. Ive been here before with friends just ordering beer and was OK but I dont think I will come back after being treated that way. I also heard a few other people in there talking about how that same bartender is extremely rude and has caused a lot of regulars to quit going. WOW.

Love the environment! Food & service is great as always. A little chilly as the vents are right…read morebehind the tables, it was fine just gotta remember not to sit on the side closest to the wall!

First of all, I am a little confused by you, reader. Given that the answers to the questions:…read more"What's the best place to eat/drink in St Anthony?", "What's the worst place to eat/drink in St Anthony?" and "Where's the closest place to drink in St Anthony after mass on Sunday?" are all "Arnie's", I'm not sure how much Yelp is going to help you in narrowing your choices (If you missed that.... this is the only place in St Anthony... and it's across from the church). Who knows, maybe you are from New York City, and are touring the countryside in search of how real country-living Americans drink. Maybe you need a place to build an alibi after having raised some trouble in Birdseye down aways on SR 64.Well in any case, here you go: This is the place they cut to in that scene of that summer blockbuster movie you saw when they want you to think "small town america". Hard working blue collar men in for a few drinks after a long day of honest hard work. Darn good hamburgers and huge bologna sandwiches, and the beer is cold. I'm sure Arnie wouldn't have it any other way. Stop into Arnie's for a dose of America. But leave your phone in your pocket.... to folks from these parts: "Yelp" is just the sound poor 'ol Rover made when the tractor backed over his tail last Sunday, not something to be playing with when you ought to be drinking and watching the game.