good food and cold beer. liked the tarter sauce and fries were crisp and well seasoned. everyone…read moreenjoyed their meal

Have now been here several times. Lunchtime and dinnertime. Busy and not busy. The atmosphere is…read morealways inviting and friendly. The food is delicious! We have enjoyed homemade meatballs & sauce! The chicken strips are breaded in house as well! All very tasty! We have sat in their family section. Very attentive and knowledgable staff! We also have sat at the bar with I believe Ashley the bartender! She is also top notch and makes drinks that not only taste good they are pretty to look at! Prices are great with good portions!

Service and food was awesome! Our server was mary...I can't remember her full first name. She had…read morea party table and still did great.

The fish basket and the deep fried green beans were fantastic. The service that Mel provided was…read moreexceptional. The complete encounter was carried out with a flair and a fun sense of humor. All around great food and service. Highly recommended!

My husband and I were in town for rv maintenance and were in the mood for some bread, cheese, and…read morewine. I went looking for a wine bar and came up with this place. The decor was cute and the staff was friendly. We ordered fontina and crab dip with some wine. They were both fantastic! The wine selection was unique. We will definitely stop back to try some entrees next time we are in town.

Here's a polished version of your description:…read more A genuine vintage fine-dining experience can be found at The Vine. Greeted by friendly staff the moment you walk through the door of what was once a thriving bank, stepping inside feels like traveling back in time. The century-old building has retained much of its historic charm while creating a unique and inviting dining atmosphere. You won't find safety deposit boxes in the old bank vault anymore. Instead, the vault has been transformed into an intimate dining space, complete with vintage tables and chairs. Wine bottles lining the walls add to the ambiance and whet the appetite, while the distinctive setting creates a perfect balance of relaxed comfort and fine dining elegance. The combination of history, atmosphere, exceptional service, and fine cuisine makes The Vine one of Elkhart's most memorable dining destinations. (Nancy Nicholas)

Being out of state and traveling not knowing where to go. I…read morethink we found a jack pit of a place. It also seemed like a local goldmine as well. Service, food was awesome I would recommend Linder's Tavern to anyone.

Priceless find while in Shipshewana. The food was 10/10 and very friendly staff. Fried chicken…read morespecial and Mac and cheese were so good.

Atmosphere is quaint. Menu is limited to cold cuts or…read morewhatever can be warmed in a toaster oven. We sat outside. The patio is nice but the crushed rock made it hard to sit in the chair without wobbling and scooting the chair closer to the table is a big nope. We had their version of a French dip. Cheap lunch meat sliced beef and potato chips. Very school lunch feel. Draft craft beer selection is impressive Waitress was friendly, helpful and informed. Hope they improve their kitchen options.

We went here during Burr Oak Days and thought it might packed. It was busy, but not too bad. As…read moremore folks joined our party, an impromptu class reunion for my wife and her friends, our server Jayden was amazing. He kept the food and drinks coming and was friendly. He put up with a bunch of almost-50 year olds having a good time in their home town. And the food was great. I had The Rachael, basically a Reuben but with turkey, and my partner had the Margherita flatbread. The only downside is the acoustics - made for a very loud night and hard to hear others at times. But that could also just be us getting loud.

Oh my goodness what a find. We were visiting from Ohio! This restaurant is a must. The staff was…read morevery helpful and sweet. A small hole in the wall that had everything! Italian, pizza, burgers, fish, fried chicken and breakfast all day! The food was generously piled high on the plate. Wish we lived closer, so we could visit more often.

it was exceedingly expensive and good. Coffee was awful. Asked for a waffle with extra butter…read more The syrup was warm bit not flavorful. Nice hot waffle with little butter, never saw the waitress again. Bill was $20. I rarely eat out. because the prices are insane. They were packed with Amish women and children.

Yes this place was in between disgusting and horrible. I ordered my hamburger medium rare. It came…read moreout well done. Completely inedible to me. I asked them to remake it. The waitress did not even say she was sorry or anything and then you'll see a picture of how it came back to me. It was literally Raw. I called her over and told her I didn't want any more food. Again she didn't even apologize. My boyfriend ordered the fish which was fried the pieces were very very thin and it was very very soggy. Would not recommend this place either for the food or the service.

Great service, delicious food, engaging waiter, comfortable atmosphere! The menu had a typo and…read moreinstead of taking the short way out and just saying so, our group was treated to a story about the pride they take that particular food item and concluding with "and today it happens to be on sale." all in good fun. Plus the Cajun burger I went with was fantastic! It was flavourful without being too spicy and grilled to medium-well perfection.

Friendly staff and we had great service by our waiter. While I enjoyed the ambiance of the outdoor…read morepatio, I was very disappointed that they cook their fries in beef tallow. It's hard enough for people like myself who don't eat beef or pork, or those who are vegetarians and vegans, to find safe menu items. I tried the herb roasted potatoes instead and was disappointed by the taste.

We were in town visiting family and made reservations at Brass Elk Brewing. I was excited to try a…read moreflight or two and had my dinner choice narrowed down by the time we got there. My daughter-in-law made reservations and when we arrived, there were no handicap spaces at all due to the 4th of July fireworks, so my son had us get out of our car and went and parked it (we drove two cars) A valet option would have been nice. When we entered, the hostess told us to sit anywhere. We told her we had reservations on the patio, so she led us outside. We realized on this very hot and sticky day that there wasn't adequate fans to help move the air, so we requested to be seated inside (remember we were told to sit anywhere) We were then told they weren't seating inside, although there was a couple tables of people inside. The place wasn't the least bit busy, so I don't know why we couldn't sit inside. I have health issues and my ankles and feet swell with humid weather, which is one of the reasons we moved to southern Arizona. I even told whoever was seating us that I would swell up but they didn't care. Keep in mind the reservations were made days in advance and we didn't know it was going to be so awful outside. The next issue was the menu. They only offered a limited 4th of July menu, so all our original choices were out the window. They were not busy when we arrived at 6 and still not busy when we left at 7, so I think their expectations were overblown. There were also another table or two seated inside, which was odd since they weren't seating inside. I will give them points for the breakfast smash burger and fries cooked in tallow. The food was good. It wasn't to-die-for, but no complaints. That's the only reason I'm giving them 2 stars. The crappy seating attitude and limited menu knocked off a star and the fact I could barely wear my sandals by the time we finished because my feet and ankles were swollen and huge knocked off another star. I guess they also don't expect people with kids to eat at their restaurant. We ordered a lemonade for the 3 year old and they brought a 16 ounce cup with an easily- removed rubber lid, which she immediately removed and spilled her drink before we could grab her. I ask the wait staff for a children's cup and they said that was it. The rubber lid counted I guess. Keep in mind our water glasses were less than half the size of their "children's" cup but they were made of glass. I'll give them a solid meh and a one finger salute for their attitude.