Avoid this place like the plague. For 2 salads 1 Pepsi and a small glass of milk $35.00…read more A small milk was $4. The additional eggs was two dollars, and fifty cents, and a small pepsi was two dollars.And fifty cents. No eggs for the salad and no mushrooms for the salad. No fruit on the salad bar. No french dressing rude waitresses. And we had to pay extra ford eggs. Yet when I call them and ask them if it was a full solid bar they said, oh yes, of course. They did say that the salad bar was unlimited. What little or was. Yet, they required you to get a second small plate rather than just give you one large plate to get your food. Places like this should be shut down. Save your money go to mcdonald's at least there.They have eggs in a salad. When my wife informed them that we would not be back to have dinner here ever again. The cook basically, just shrugged your shoulders and said, whatever. It's businesses like this that give the United States a bad name.

It has nice nostalgia in the building, but the food is anything you can get anywhere, and probably…read moresome of it for less. I went because it received great reviews, but it's just ok. None of the food stood out to me, or made me want to go back. There's no wow factor. French fries are crinkle cut and bland so make sure you add seasoning. Mushroom burger was just a flavorless mushroom burger. It was ok. But not worth the 40 minute drive.

Service seemed to be good and place was very clean. Chicken was good. I ordered some gizzards they…read morewere good. The sides we got I did not care for the sauerkraut salad. I'm not sure what is in it. It's very sweet has celery, onions and pimentos or red pepper. I'm not sure what it was. It looks like sauerkraut but does not taste like sauerkraut at all I'm sure it's homemade and I'm sure someone really liked it. I just did not the green beans I didn't care for either. They didn't have much flavor besides onion and then the mashed potatoes and gravy were fine except for I think the mashed potatoes were instant I could be wrong.. and the slaw looked good. I didn't try it. My husband did.

They have good chicken and gizzards. Although the Buffett is not self serve. They serve it to you…read more Not a fan of that. They started that at Covid and never went back. Some people may be ok with that but I am not a fan.

Angry Donkey is worth the trip. We make the trek from Indianapolis and always have a great…read moreexperience. Ambiance is classy but casual attire is acceptable. It's a great escape from the chain restaurants. Fresh ingredients and new takes make for a great destination/meal. Service was great - and our waitress was super attentive and efficient in know to check in when needed and not hover. If you haven't already checked it out - hurry up!

I've been wanting to go here forever and we decided to finally make it happen. Our family all…read moreended up ordering different menu items and we all finished every item we ordered. We started with the pretzel bites and the potato platter (March special). Everything was amazing! My father-in-law and I both said the pierogies tastes like they were made from scratch. The potato skins were chef's kiss as well. One person in our party ordered crab cakes, another ordered the grilled chicken Caesar, one a hamburger, kids chicken tenders, and I got the tuna melt. We all finished every bite of our food. The service was exceptional. I highly recommend making reservations. We will be back!

Our first visit to Carnegie's in Greenfield to celebrate a wedding anniversary. I was disappointed…read morethat the online booking tool did not allow me to enter a special occasion so the restaurant had no idea it was our anniversary. There is apparently no difference in service. My hubs ordered a glass of merlot and I ordered their lemon/blueberry martini. The merlot was nice but the martini was out of this world. My new fave drink! We started with the asparagus dip and again, the best we'd ever tried. We ordered their smothered chicken and an off menu pasta with sausage. Both were incredible. I wanted to try their pasta so I ordered a side of fettuccine in herbed butter. It too was lovely. The venue is in the basement of a former Carnegie Library. It's a little dark and has a speakeasy feel. We turned the lamp on our table to a brighter setting to see a bit better. Our server was Chris. He is very knowledgeable and gave us a lot of information about the food, business and building. The GM, Jeremy, gave us a tour of the upstairs portion of the building where they hold specialty events. Overall, we loved all of our evening and were able to have this experience right at $100 for both of us. We'll be back!

I'll start with the food... it was good. Some of it was excellent. We had an appetizer and two…read moreentrees. NY strip wrapped Asparagus was good but not something I'd get again ... kind of bland. My SO ordered Pork Parmesan over spaghetti but didn't like it as much as I liked the smothered chicken. It had great flavor and texture with mashed potatoes and green beans. With the new ownership, I was hoping for an upgrade in the dining area. We went on a weekday for a special occasion... my SO's birthday. They gave him a card which was a nice gesture but service was slow for a slow night. The room was freezing... the door opens and the cold rushes into the basement-like dining room. It's still too dark (couldn't see the menu without using our phone flashlight). The chairs are not comfortable. Overall it's too expensive for me and it'll be a long time before I go again. (We tend to drive to Fortville for dinner and are never disappointed with multiple restaurants to choose from. ) The reason I gave a 3 is because of the service, the room temperature and the fact that we only really enjoyed the chicken dish. They also might serve a piece of cake for a birthday if they wanted to impress me... lol.

This is without a doubt the very least place you would ever find a restaurant. Smack dab inside a…read moremonstrous antique mall. Located 2.5 mile off interstate 70 @ Centerville, In. This is a very small maybe 8-10 booths/tables, but some awesome home-cooked food. Ham and beans, home fried potatoes and a fried corn cake. We were told the food might take a little longer because it is made after you order it and it tasted like it was just cooked. If and or when we go back that way again this will definitely a place to eat. Our waiter/owner, very "gabby" guy and loved the conversing. Well worth seeking out.

Talk about good eating along with good service, this little hidden gem has it!!!!!!…read more Hidden you ask, that's because it's a restaurant inside the antique mall. It's not a big restaurant (only has about 10 - 12) tables with only a couple of people working. That made the service very personable which was a nice change. Our food was served hot and was very good. And for what we got we thought the prices were very reasonable. When I make it back to the antique mall I will definitely stop back in for lunch!!!!!

Antilogy is an excellent breakfast and brunch spot with a great mix of classic staples and modern…read moredishes. Their spirits menu is huge, and I can confirm the Old Fashioned was delicious. We started with the small biscuit board, which was really good--though a homemade jam would take it to the next level. I had the Vanilla French Toast and it was fantastic. My daughter ordered the bagel sandwich, which was also amazing. But the real star of the meal was the breakfast potatoes. I'm usually not a big fan because they're often over‑seasoned or mushy, but these were hands‑down the best I've ever had. Perfectly seasoned, crispy, and honestly unforgettable. They had an online waitlist that we were very glad we opted for prior to heading over. The staff was top notch. There was also outdoor dining available and plenty of gluten free and vegan options. Great food, great drinks, and a fun brunch vibe. We'll definitely be back.

Our first time here. Amazing food, drink and service…read more Truffle Waffle Fries are so yummy. Order the ribs!!! Amazing. Salads are wonderful too.

5/5 stars Love the…read moreatmosphere of the building, decor, kitchen staff playing old school country music, the loving gentle spirit of my server Donna, and the great breakfast food that spoke to my soul. :) Wonderful experience!! Great american diner and people that work there! Food was exceptional! Donna asked me if I wanted my bacon crispy, stated the sausage gravy had a hint of spice, and that the biscuits were good. She was spot on about everything and it was great! My compliments to Donna and the kitchen staff!! Well done !!!! I recommend sitting by the booth near the kitchen window.

So this is the second time during lent season we have order a fish and shrimp dinner at a…read morerestaurant in Greensburg, and experienced long delays in getting our dinner. The first time at the Corner Stone bakery we walked out after not getting our meal after waiting for an hour, so this time we're not getting fooled again. The difference at Storie's is our server Kelli recognized the issue, and told us there was a kitchen issues after our dinner was not out after 20 minutes. Kelli told us what was happening, gave us free pie and took our drinks off our bill and asked if we wanted it to go. Our dinner was finally ready after 35 minutes, so we boxed it up and went home. Kelli apologized multiple times, and that's how service is supposed to happen. The pie was fantastic, apple and coconut cream. Fish was very good, shrimp was good, mashed potatoes and corn ok. Tartar sauce, yummy. Thanks to Kelli for making our long wait

My boyfriend and I came on a Tuesday evening and it was busy, I could see why!…read more The parking is sparse with apartments and 50 west nearby but it was a nice night for a short walk. The outdoor seating was packed so we sat inside with simple decor and a casual bar. The workers were friendly and helpful. We asked for recommendations and our server gave us some great options. The food was delicious, especially the lemon chicken entree, but the small plates were overpriced for the portions. However, for the quality of the food, we will come here again!

Delicious food! My table just ordered drinks and appetizers to share…read more The pickle and pimento croquettes were not what I expected--I'm used to potato croquettes and these were crispy rice, and tasted almost like a risotto. Delicious nonetheless, if not a little salty! The pickled salad was great to balance it out. The "coffee and donuts," aka crème brûlée and beignets, were so yummy! I loved the unique combo. We sat in the little covered outdoor area, so I cannot speak to the ambiance inside, but the lovely weather made it a great spot to catch up! I will say it gets VERY sunny for a bit if you're facing the sunlight. Our server was so friendly.

Lumpy's has good food, but what this place offers beyond the food is a old fashioned atmosphere…read more You know in the movies when people in small towns go to the local diner and everyone knows everyone and strangers are welcomed like family, this place is exactly that, but real. It gives you a warm feeling watching people catching up with each other and just being friendly. And the staff is a huge part of that experience. They will make you feel like a VIP. You might even meet some of the cooks who sometimes deliver the food themselves and the owner who also has a strong presence in the restaurant. So if you are passing through town or antiquing, stop by Lumpy's to experience some small town hospitality. Maybe I'll see ya there.

The town was quiet on Saturday morning. But not at Lumpy's Cafe. The small diner that seats about…read more50 was full, with people waiting by the door for a table to open. Apparently, Lumpy's is a favorite of the locals. The staff calls the regulars by name. Everyone else is "Honey." I was "Honey." There was a table of regulars drinking coffee and talking politics and shooting the bull. It's a salt of the earth kind of local diner. A table opened up by the door after ten minutes. The menu is filled with comfort food. Most meals under $10. Nothing fancy, omelettes, burgers, sandwiches. Our server was sweet and recommended the tenderloins. The dining room is simple. Chairs and tables and a few booths. On the back wall are old photos of veterans. Local veterans being remembered by the cafe. My husband had the Big Tenderloin (which is award winning) with seasoned fries. The tenderloin was as big as his head. The meat was moist and tender and the breading seasoned well. The fries were crispy thin-cut with a few spices. He ate half the sandwich. I had the Crispy Chicken Sandwich. It was also seasoned with a crunchy breading similar to the tenderloin. The meat was moist. The cole slaw was creamy and sweet....delicious. They do a robust business in-house and carry out. If you are looking for avocado toast and and oat milk latte, this is not the place to come. If good old comfort food will suffice, then it just doesn't get better than Lumpy's.