Four days ago someone named D C gave this place a one star review and their argument was "I don't…read moreget it." Not understanding something's appeal does not warrant a one star rating. I just drove all the way down here from Michigan because my wife grew up in Iowa and has been craving them for a very long time. This was our first time to try one outside of Iowa but it was very much worth the drive if for no reason other than seeing her smile. Is it the same as what she grew up with? No. Was it good? We each got two sandwiches and after finishing we got right back in line for the drive thru and each got two more. And Maid-Rite meant literally nothing to me before we got here but we are already talking about coming back again. Why? Because it was good! But my wife would say that people who love this location should go visit an Iowa location because they're just as famous for their onion rings and fries as their sandwiches.

I've been going to Maid Rite since I was a kid in the 60's. There is nothing better than a sack…read morefull of Maid Rite sandwiches. With that said, I've found the the quality that I've been used to expect is hit or miss. The biggest issue is that the sandwich meat can be dry requiring a drink to get it down. I also found the sweetness that you always got is not what it used to be. Before the business was sold several years ago, you always had the same employees that had this down to a science. Now I find that there is a turnover of help and it appears that the original recipe has lost its consistent flavor.

My wife and I stopped in and were very impressed. The food was excellent and the kindness of the…read morestaff was off the charts. The restaurant is quaint and classical and has an interesting history as an old bank and rumored to be robbed by John Dillinger and the Dillinger gang. My wife had the Bruiser Burger which is their own spin on a standard black and blue burger. The speed by which my wife ate the burger, I knew it was more than standard. I had the daily special which was a Cuban Sandwich and a side of beer battered fries. The amount of meat on this sandwich and pickles rivaled many of the Cuban's I've had in South Florida. I only wished it was pressed using Cuban bread. I would still order it again if it was a staple on their menu. ¡¡DELICIOSO!! To finish off our time at The Bank House Cafe we ordered dessert to go: Creamsicle Cake and Peanut Butter Cake. I may have to rate that part later!

Owners are stuck up, stupid hours, terrible location, mid tier grub. The pop is semi cold thoughread more

I've been here numerous times over the years but not so much the past few years. I had a delivery…read morein Greenville so I stopped for lunch. (It's only open from 9-3.) I had the turkey Reuben with a side of pea salad. The Reuben was on a light rye with turkey, sauerkraut and a bunch of 1000 island dressing. The pea salad had peas, bacon, red onion and pasta shells. I liked it all! Very cool place, lots to look at while enjoying a meal. As Arnold said, 'I'll be back!'

Very interesting atmosphere with lots of antiques and similar flat hanging from the ceiling and…read morewalls. My sandwich was made up fresh and the macaroni salad was plenty tasty. Even had a piece of carrot cake for a belated desert. Service was also quick and friendly and my food was brought to my table in short order.

They're just opening so the decor is a little sparse but the food is really good! Service is…read moreexcellent. As soon as you walk in you get attention. Want a great tasting burger or hot sandwiches? This is the place to go! They're setting up free delivery soon so you won't have to pay uber or one of those other rip off places to deliver their food. Once you find them in the mall you won't regret it.

From the owner: We are a family owned and operated business specializing in American style cuisine. Our goal is to…read moreprovide great tasting quality food in a friendly and comfortable atmosphere.

We were driving through on our way to our vacation spot and randomly stopped here for lunch... and…read morewow, what a gem. This place is SO so cute. The entire atmosphere was thoughtfully done from top to bottom. Finding out it was an old fire station made it even cooler. A restaurant + coffee bar + beer spot + antique store all in one? Absolute genius. Every corner had something fun to look at, and the vintage decor gave it such a cozy, unique vibe without feeling overdone. The food was amazing, the coffee was even better (still thinking about that vanilla latte ), and everything just felt welcoming and intentional. You can tell a lot of love went into creating this space. Honestly, I'm just bummed I don't live closer because this would 100% become one of my regular spots. Such a fun little stop and definitely worth checking out if you're passing through!

Cruising through Brookville and was hungry so I stopped for lunch. It's a hometown, casual, nice…read morerestaurant. I had The Fig panini and lemonade. The panini had caramelized onions, fig jam, smoked Gouda cheese and Dijon aioli. It was on thin sliced sourdough bread. It was good but seemed somewhat minimal. It came with crispy chips that were also good. The lemonade was sweetened just right and tasted great. I'm sure I'll be back, I'd like to try other items on the menu.

Excellent! Food was great. Sauce was so good! Fun atmosphere and great service. Will definitely be…read moreback soon! Very worth the drive from surroundings areas.

Wow. Found this place on accident on a road trip to Kentucky. And hit the jackpot. The live…read moremusic was so fantastic! Nice blues...Jimi Hendrix. Nice and cozy feel. The pulled pork sandwich was amazing. And don't skip the banana pudding...it's like my Aunt Nancy's. Service was quick as well.

The Dagwood sandwich rocks! Fresh ingredients. Fresh bread. Great seasoning. Generous portion…read more The kettle chips were also very good and not a salt lick. Order at the counter. Find a seat. They will find you when your order is ready. The space is large and uncluttered. The outside and rooftop seating is excellent. The dining roof and men's room are clean. Will I return? Yes.

This restaurant was very clean. They have a nice patio area and you can eat upstairs for a rooftop…read moreexperience. You order at the counter and they bring your food to you. Their entire menu (breakfast/lunch) is available all day. The food was good and the perfect size portions.

The atmosphere in this place is amazing. It's in an old manufacturing building and they've…read moredecorated around the rustic features. Coffee, soup of the day, breakfasts and sandwiches are all top notch. They have a loyalty program with the drinks. Friendly service. The fish tacos pictured are the limited time only lent season ones.

Second time visiting here. First time and second time had similar great experience. The staff is…read morewelcoming and helpful. Food and drink is good! Lots of seasonal options

Amazing home made food,and friendly fast service.One of my favorite places to eat close to home.read more

Love this place for breakfast. The service is top notch and the setting is quaint. Home cooked food…read moreand pastries available. If you're visiting Metamora this is a must stop.

Dang! Fundraiser because they may be shut down and I was left wondering if business had dropped off…read moreand because of the food! RIBS & BRUSSELS SPROUTS were amazing.... BUT... my husbands friend were brown, overdone, dry and barely warm. His COD came equally overcooked and dry AND PERFECT CUT PENTGON SHAPES, cut like some store bought box of fish!!! Even o could find frozen fish in NATURE shapes and this was SO not worth the $$! They are good with stuff they make in house but really bad with reheated frozen food, which is almost all of the sides (my onion rings were not warm either and nothing to write about and I live onion rings. The waiters story about the raffle to raise funds to stay open had us wondering why they had no funds for a $12,000 bill they received that they couldn't pay! Hmmmmm

This place was recommended by the place we were staying at. For starters, it took us about 10…read moreminutes to get seated. Once seated, it took us about 40 minutes to be assigned a waiter. That After flagging down a waiter, it seemed like things were looking up. Another hour goes by before we get our food. We were all tired and ready to eat before we got here, but were willing to keep giving this place a shot. Our food finally comes out, and the food is... okay. Definitely not worth the wait in any capacity. The waiter was charismatic while he was there, though, and the music outside was nice. However, not worth it at all.