Went there for the first time the other day. Loved the country atmosphere of the little cafe and…read morethe food was good. The service was great too.

An underwhelming experience overall unfortunately. Staff not knowledgeable or helpful. Tried to…read moreorder a combo and they were out of multiple side dish options, but still had those options written on the board at the counter where you order. At least mark it out? BLTA sandwich was good. A corn and potato chowder was almost sour/ tangy... honestly way too much sour cream in this soup. Not chowder like at all. The grilled cheese was not impressive to look at. We hoped for a lot, but won't be back.

I was looking for a local, non-chain breakfast spot, and this place absolutely hit the spot!…read more As soon as I was escorted to my table, I was immediately distracted by the bakery case filled with fresh-baked desserts. They had everything from cookies and pies to cakes, and I especially loved that they offered so many single-serving dessert options. I ordered the two-egg breakfast and asked for my eggs to be scrambled with cheese. My plate arrived with delicious honey oat toast and what were, without a doubt, the best breakfast potatoes I've ever had. The texture was perfect! I had forgotten to ask for them crispy, but there was no need--they were lightly crisp on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside, and seasoned just right. The eggs were also cooked perfectly. I really appreciate when the cheese is folded throughout the eggs instead of just being sprinkled on top as an afterthought. It's a small detail that makes a big difference. I'm going to be honest--the table next to me ordered the biscuits and gravy, and I could see the huge chunks of sausage from my seat! It looked so good that I had to order an additional side of biscuits and gravy to go, along with a sausage patty. I can't wait to dig into it later. I'll definitely be back. My only regret is that I didn't bring anyone with me! The portions are generous, and this is the kind of place where it's fun to share a few dishes so everyone can sample something different. If you're looking for a locally owned breakfast spot with great food, generous portions, and an incredible bakery, Bread and Breakfast Cafe & Bakery is absolutely worth a visit.

Stopped in on a Friday around noon and there was about a 10-minute wait, which honestly wasn't bad…read moreconsidering how busy they were. We split a bowl of soup and they kindly served it in separate bowls for us, which I appreciated. The soup of the day was corn chowder and wow, I was surprised how good it was, I do love soups. I'd never tried corn chowder before, but it was creamy, flavorful, and comforting. I ordered the half salad/half sandwich combo. The smoked salmon niçoise salad had a blend of interesting flavors and the dressing paired perfectly with it. For the sandwich, I chose the BLTEA, and unfortunately this was the disappointing part of the meal. The avocado on it was clearly overripe/bad, so dark, mushy, and it gave the sandwich an unpleasant taste. I removed as much as I could, but it still affected the flavor. It was a bummer because this spot usually tastes very fresh. I've had it before and the avocado was fresh, along with the orchard salad which I loved. I would say the orchard salad is my fave. They make their dressings homemade and the dressing for the orchard salad was delicious. The service was still very friendly, and since they were slammed busy, I didn't feel like making a fuss about it. Everything else we had was enjoyable. The inside is small and quaint since it's a house turned restaurant, so it has a cozy but lively ambiance when crowded. One of the best perks here is definitely the made from scratch desserts. I love checking out the dessert case because the staff will happily explain each option and answer questions. There's something oddly satisfying about watching them slice the desserts too. I took a lemon cheesecake to go and absolutely loved it. I've also tried the blackberry wine cake which is a staple and delicious. A seasonal dessert that was really good was the pumpkin pie. You really can't go wrong with home made desserts here.

We had the best waitress I have ever had in my entire life. She anticipated anything we could…read morepossibly need without us asking for it. It was shocking it was that good I had the eggs Benedict, which were good cooked properly a real poached egg we asked for well-done potatoes and they were well done. My husband got their omelette. You'll see in the picture. It's jammed with meat and vegetables more than it could really hold. I almost forgot the pancake. The pancake that came with my husband's breakfast was amazingly light and delicious. I didn't try the coffee because what I saw on the table.was those chemical concoctions they called coffee creamer, which I don't like. The place is attractive and large . I would assume they do a very good business on the weekends.

Newly opened brunch spot. Came on the weekend and was about…read more10-15 minute wait and another 10-15 wait on food. Service was good. Food also good but a bit heavy on the salt. Kids loved their pancake meals. Drip coffee was fair. I saw the coffee bags with their name on it so wondering if they roast their own beans or not. Price point was good. Serving size also good. Interior was clean and pretty.

Who knew you could find a phenomenal steakhouse in Lebanon, Indiana? This restaurant is exactly…read morethat. I stopped in for lunch and was served by Matthew, who was spot-on with his recommendations. When I asked for a cocktail suggestion, he recommended the Whiskey Dreams, and it did not disappoint. It was a well balanced cocktail featuring bourbon, elderflower, lavender, and orange curaçao. It was liquor forward with just the right touch of sweetness. For lunch, I ordered the steak sandwich with mashed potatoes. The sandwich was packed with flavor from the first bite. The bun was soft and buttery, the steak was juicy and tender, and the horseradish sauce tasted homemade. The cheese was perfectly melted, and it was served with fresh lettuce, tomato, and onion. If you're in Lebanon or just passing through, I highly recommend stopping here. Based on this meal, I'll definitely be back to try the prime rib.

Had a party of 19 (reserved 3 days in advance) and walked into 4 booths. Our waitress was also the…read morebartender for the entire restaurant. Needless to say, our service was bad and I do not blame the waitress, who I do blame is the manager on duty. For the price of this place it is not worth it if you have a party bigger than 6-8 people. The bad thing is that the manager decided to make excuses when my wife reached out to them afterwards. If us moving the tables was a fire code violation, why not tell us this that and we would have not moved them to engage with everyone in the party.

Great service and unique ambience that takes you back to Mayberry. Andy Griffith show is playing in…read moreBlack and White on several monitors without sound. All sorts of fun memorabilia. Not to mention to mention the Ford police car out front. The food was great. My fried chicken was tasty and an excellent deal. Wife got the Reuben and she like it also. I opted for a side of onion rings and mash potatoes with white gravy was included.

Visited Mayberry Cafe for the first time and stopped for breakfast. A unique place and decor…read morerepresenting Mayberry/Andy Griffith. Service was good, but food was average, at best. Both my wife and I had skillets. Surprisingly, not much flavor. I also got a side of sausage gravy that you could eat with a fork it was so thick. Flavor was average,but anything close to what you expect sausage gravy to be. The Huckleberry Lemonade is good, but way too sweet. We had heard about this place and were traveling through Danville and wanted to try it. We won't be back

Had breakfast here on Thursday morning…read more Our server, Daniella was great. The place was very clean. Great atmosphere. Our food was absolutely delicious. I had the country friend steak with eggs, grits, and a pancake. This was a very pleasant surprise and Crystal (I think she was the manager) was professional and answered the questions we had. This was A++ I will return.

NOPE! Off of today's service alone. This place is not packed with atleast four workers in the…read morefront. I walked in stood in line after someone had just paid for food. Was I greeted? NOPE Did anyone say I will be right with you NOPE. Did two out of four people give me eye contact? YES Was I acknowledged? NOPE Then the lady who didn't know I was there turned around and just looked at me. To myself I said we are going to be mute together. She finally said something and I said the lady you were talking to saw me standing here. Silence of the lambs again. At this point I only placed my to go order because I knew my dad was hungry. The lady that cashed me out was better but it didn't make up for the rest of the ugh service.

Stopped by to treat myself to breakfast while on a business trip. I am glad I did. The servers were…read morevery nice, the place was clean and bright and welcoming and the food was delicious. I enjoyed the potato pancakes a lot! Would come again.

I have eaten at Flap Jacks many times and had both breakfast and lunch here. The venue is an old…read moreBurger King but it is a nice place, always clean. The servers have always been quick and friendly and attentive even when they are busy. The food always comes out hot and quick and is tasty. I have had French toast, biscuits and gravy, cheeseburgers , salad and country fried steak skillet and in each case they were cooked and seasoned to my liking.

Small restaurant spot I stopped at on my way out of town. The service was super friendly and the…read morefood was delicious. I had a breaded tenderloin sandwich - never had one but it was 10/10. Also there is a friendly cat that hangs around that made the experience even better for me.

This is one of those hole-in-the wall places I dream about finding. I felt like I walked on to a…read more50's movie set. The Oasis is an adorable locally owned diner. The bright yellow and blue place was hopping with the Saturday lunch crowd. There are seven tables inside (all filled) and two covered blue picnic tables outside. Seating is tight, but fun. Classic soft rock plays in the background. The menu offers burgers, hotdogs, tenderloin and other assorted diner foods. People say the burgers are the best in town. Daily specials are listed on a board. They also serve local Triple X root beer and fried Oreos. Klayton took our order. The staff is friendly and efficient. Food came out quick. I had a Chicago Dog (Nathan's dogs). The dog was thick, juicy and authentic, except for the relish. The poppy seed bun was packed with pickles, peppers, tomato, onions and mustard. It was a great dog. My husband had a loaded pork tenderloin, which we were told is the "best". The enormous pork tenderloin was hand pounded and tasted super fresh. The corn meal breading was tasty. The brioche bun was toasted. He loved the tenderloin and gave it a solid "5" and said it was Trail worthy (an honor not bestowed easily). We shared an order of their crinkle cut fries. The fries were super hot and crisp. There is plenty of parking. A beautiful orange tabby greets you at your car. A freshly painted yellow fence surrounds the lot. We'll be back to try the ice cream. Super fun place. Worth the drive.