Had brunch here recently. The food was amazing, obviously all home cooked. I had the country…read moreskillet with sausage, gravy, onions, cheese, eggs, hashbrowns, all in a bowl. Delicious! Our server did a great job and was very friendly! It had a diner feel to it, no alcohol. They serve breakfast and lunch only. Many of different options on the menu from pancakes to eggs Benedict to sandwiches and salads.

We enjoyed the breakfast. Eggs were cooked great and the toast was actually soft. The sausage links…read morehad great flavor. The server was good and very attentive to all her tables. It's was clean and nicely decorated. I liked the entrance decor and that the had the specials right when you walk in.

Good food, friendly service, and very clean! We would go back and we'll go back whenever we're in…read morethe area.

Great food and great service also very homey and friendly people…read more There are a lot of regulars and I love the home cooked meal feeling I get when I eat there

After trying enough food, the skillets are the way to go. They are the best tasting menu item, by…read morefar. My husband got the Joanna's Skillet with over easy eggs and a side of pancakes, while I got the same thing but scrambled eggs. I think it might be better with over easy eggs, just because it gives you a little sauce to coat your skillet in. I don't know how they get their skillets to be so tasty, but it's fantastic and a must get when you're here. Pancakes are nice and fluffy, good amount of butter, and plenty of syrup. I think the price is around $15, but the menu is extensive, and way too much to post pictures. I do want to try the chorizo skillet and (maybe if I feel wild one day) the crepes. But it's really, really hard to not get the skillet. The food is always good here. Service was fantastic and always friendly. The place was cutely decorated with Christmas decorations. For the price, this is the best spot for breakfast/lunch.

My fiancé & I were looking for a new place to get breakfast yesterday & I found Joanna's online…read more The food looked good & they were close to us, so we decided to go. Boy, were we impressed! The service was so quick & friendly that I even got excited about being there. The restaurant is well-lit, unlike other local diners, which was nice. Our server remembered the sugar-free syrup I ordered, which went a long way for me. My eggs were so fluffy and the bacon was plentiful & substantial. I haven't had such good bacon & eggs in a long time. My waffle was standard, but still worth the trip. Our server even thought to bring butter without me asking, also delightful. My fiancé LOVED the country skillet. He prefers filling meals & he only got through half of the dish! That's saying a lot because he got a lot of food, delivering real value! Our server was friendly & did an excellent job with taking care of us. We cannot wait to come back to Joanna's for breakfast or brunch again!

Food: Got the fried pork tenderloin sandwich with an extra…read morebun because this thing comes out the size of a steering wheel. Look at the pics! One plate could feed 2 people, or one Hoosier who skipped breakfast. They serve breakfast all day too. I got a pancake...so fluffy and heavenly! Ambiance & Service: Very casual, and very family friendly. Plenty of seating, seat yourself situation. Our waitress was super sweet and attentive that makes you want to tip extra just for being a decent human. I finally decided it was time to try the famous Indiana pork tenderloin... yo this place absolutely nailed it. Perfectly smashed thin, and fried to perfection. I'd bring any folks from out of town here. I'll be back!

A nice place to meet friends for breakfast or lunch. I have never had anything that wasn't cooked…read moreperfectly. All the food is delicious and the homemade pies are amazing. Friendly service and attentive to your table. Definitely a special one of a kind.

Cosmos (Lima Road) - for breakfast or lunch only…read more Nice neighborhood restaurant with a LARGE breakfast and lunch value priced menu. The food is simple, consistent and delicious. The team is always friendly and hustles to serve. The facility is large and can accommodate 8-12 people parties fair well. Don't get alarmed at the wait. Tables turn FAST! The parking lot is a bit small for the number of dinners. Park across the street if needed.

Cool place for bunch. It's very spacious inside, nice high ceilings, and it's a fun atmosphere. Do…read morewatch out for condensation from the ceiling vents. At around 1:45pm on a Sunday, our waitress told us that they ran out of milk. So no chocolate milk, and no milk for a milkshake. I was trying to order a blueberry milkshake, since I've never seen that on a menu. So interesting how a cappuccino is made of milk and there's still milk for that? Cappuccino - $3.29 - Tastes like chocolate milk with a hint of espresso. It's good and very sweet, but definitely not a real cappuccino. I wouldn't order it again, but it was still decent. 3/5 stars. Everything Skillet - $12.99 - This was the best dish. Everything cooked to perfection. Nothing was watery or tasteless. Whomever is cooking the skillets, A+ to you. 5/5 stars. Country Fried Steak - $11.99 - The breaded steak was delicious. You have a choice of chicken or steak, and I always go steak, but I'll probably try the chicken next time. The taste was fantastic, probably one of the best country fried steaks I've tried, and I've tried a lot of them. 5/5 stars for the country fried steak. But, everything else needs work. The potatoes were bland and kind of average by itself. I asked for over medium eggs. They came out as runny as could possibly be. Some parts of it I'm not even sure the whites were totally cooked either. The food runner had told us that they were waiting on the raisin bread. So I thought she'd eventually bring out my bread, but I was wrong. About 10 minutes go by, and half my meal is done before our waitress comes and asks our how our food is. That's when we told her about the eggs and the missing raisin bread. We asked for the eggs to be recooked, so they did, and then gave me more over easy eggs. So, I gave up on the eggs. The raisin bread was fine, it's the one you can buy at the grocery store. I'd skip this and get a biscuit next time. What a rollercoaster of a meal. Such a high for the country fried steak, and then a let down when you realize that rollercoaster is a kiddy coaster and the exciting drop was actually a small hump. Save yourself the hell and get fruit and scrambled eggs. 1/5 stars for the sides. I'll try this place again, but good grief, communication is rough. Our waitress asked us what we meant by over medium eggs. Basically, our yolks need to be somewhat cooked. The yolk shouldn't be a pool on the plate. It should look more like a sauce. I'd rather it have been overcooked than over easy. So if she didn't know what over medium meant, I guess the cooks don't either? I don't know anymore. I also don't know if they actually ran out of milk. I can't fathom why someone couldn't just run to Aldi or Walmart next door and get a gallon to make it through the day.

My hubby and I went to celebrate our anniversary here and the food was AMAZING!! Also our waitress…read moreKerrigan was the sweetest and took very good care of us. HIGHLY recommend!

Lovely lunch menu! Try the spinach salad it is wonderful,…read morewith shrimp We always sit in the bar, can't wait to be outside!

I had the shrimp and grits. While I wouldn't call it grits, maybe Indiana grits, it was more…read morecornbread, my meal was incredible! I requested the creole sauce on the side as I wasn't sure what I was getting. I was pleasantly impressed with the "sauce" which was some of the best gumbo I have had. My husband had the coconut shrimp and was equally impressed. Our server was fun and knowledgeable, she let me know ahead that theirs was not your typical southern shrimp and grits. She was attentive without being too much. We love the atmosphere, the tables are not on top of each other and the decor was fun! We will definitely be back.

Lucky Moose (DuPont & Coldwater Roads) - big menu, seeming less flavors that I would expect…read more I have visited the Lucky Moose three times in the last 5 months. I have not posted as I have been collectively evaluating their products. The Lucky Moose is located in a strip mall on the south side of DuPont road across from Kroger. Most times there is plenty of lot parking. Though this can be a challenge on busy dine out nights when Ziano's, Cebolla 's and the Moose are busy. At times Lucky's has had a good 30 minute wait. I think this is less likely since Union Social opened up the street. The Moose has a very large and diverse menu. There is something for everyone. The service always seems to be friendly. The restaurant is fairly large with a smaller bar area. I personally find the booths, that seat four, to be somewhat small. This can be uncomfortable if you have have four adult diners. On this visit we started with the fried veggie basket. This, like other appetizers I've ordered here recently, seem to come out deeply fried and tough in texture. The inside veggies were soft and fresh. The pieces weren't very big. The breading was thick and slightly oily to taste. Overall, you don't get much flavor to go along with the thick, hard and a bit oily breading. My wife had the fish tacos. She said they tasted fresh. No fishy taste. She noted that the tacos lacked seasoning that would help distinguish this Lucky Moose product. This characterization is somewhat typical of other entrees I had here. The Lucky Moose has a good variety of selections that can be made into a pizza or flat bread (see attached picture). This option was about $16. The menu says it takes about 29 1/2 minutes to make. The waitress said to plan on 40 minutes - just be aware, which was okay with me! This pizza is a "deeper" dish pizza. I'm not sure I would call it true deep dish as that implies a style with certain expectations. This was really just a really thick pizza served in a deep dish style pan. The crust tasted like a biscuit. I'm not sure if that is unique to this more southern BBQ style dish or if all pizzas have this type of biscuit crust. I was really expecting a more traditional pizza style dough taste. The worst part of the crust was that it came out REALLY hard when eaten hot and fresh. This was so hard that I had toncutbitbwith a knife. This was very different as left overs which I will explain later. The sauce was a very mild BBQ flavor. It had a moderate amount of sweetness and very little spiciness. Not bad. The down side here is that the sauce dominated the chicken and cheese taste when served fresh and really hot - but not that way as left overs. The hot BBQ sauce was so prevalent that I couldn't detect any smoked chicken flavors. The mozzarella cheese flavors got buried in the hot temperature BBQ sauce also. Overall, I was not pleased with my dinning selection. However, this somewhat changed when it became leftovers. Cold Pizza Test - I normally save some pizza to eat for breakfast. My preference is to eat it without being reheated. However, this is a deeper dish product. So I microwaved the pizza, that had been refrigerated for about 32 hours, for 45 seconds. During this time the BBQ sauce "soaked" into the crust and really softened it up. The sauce took a back seat to the chicken and cheese. I could now detect a nice Smokey flavor in the moist chicken. The mozzarella now thickened and provided that nice bed of cheese that you'd expect on a pizza. The 45 second reheated product was very tasty. A softer crust and mild BBQ flavors that enhanced the chicken and cheese. I believe the dramatic difference was due to the overly hot temperature by which the original pizza was cooked. Just my opinion. You visit and make your decision.

Well they have a special 3 coney dogs for $5.00 a good deal I thought. Never had dry & spicy coney…read moredogs before but I have now, nasty. Once I got a chef salad but they forgot the dressing,, so then I had to go to the store.... The sloppy joes are usually pretty good & the friendly service from April is not there......... Here's a pix of one of the dry coney dogs

This place is Amazing, Best Sliders in town. If you looking for a Great Place for Breakfast, they…read moreare now serving it Wednesday - Sunday starting at 7am.

Hidden treasure by son who lives here didn't tell me about We loved it Loved the wine loved…read morethe food loved the atmosphere loved our server Vince We will 100 percent be back Wish it would have been warmer to sit outside And the just was playing but definitely next time

Had a reservation so we were seated immediately in the patio. They had live music which made it an…read moreenjoyable night. Weather was good. Our server Jesus was really friendly and attentive. We ordered the chicken and waffles with the leek tortellini. Both dishes were delicious. Also we had the dessert sampler which included a chocolate cake which was sweet, the carrot cake and the cookie pie which was delicious! After our dinner we spent some time at the fire pit until we finished our drinks. Very enjoyable night!

Good food, Comfortable atmosphere, friendly staff, very…read moreclean restaurant. I gave this restaurant a thumbs up check it out

Do NOT go here. Overpriced, small portions, very mediocre food. For all the food we ordered, it…read morecost $89 before tax and tip. 3 Milkshakes, 1 Pizza, 3 Burgers. We could have done this at fast food, received better quality food and drinks, for half the price. I don't know why anyone goes here. So first, the service was fine, but it goes downhill after ordering. I asked if they had a milkshake menu, but apparently corporate decided to get rid of the milkshake menu and make all the waiters recite the menu over and over again. How stupid is that? Reese's, Salted Honey Cinnamon, Strawberry - $7 - The best one was strawberry, and that's not saying much. Every milkshake was so watery that we were drinking flavored milk more than ice cream. The waitress even got my milkshake on my shoes. She apologizes about how watery it is, but that's it. She even says she'll bring over more napkins (cause it was dripping all down our cups too), but she forgot to come back with the napkins a few times, so it took a long time to get more napkins. At least they got rid of paper straws, cause at one point a few years ago, you couldn't even suck up the milkshake through the paper straws cause the paper straws disintegrated. Back then, I asked for a spoon, and they said they didn't have any. Now, back to today, the straws are plastic again, but I couldn't even suck up at Reese's cups cause they don't fit through the straw. At least this time I had a fork. What a disaster. Don't get milkshakes here. 0/5 stars. "Tavern" Style Pizza Hot Honey - $17.50 - The flavor was good, but it was a soft crust pizza, definitely not tavern style at all. 3/5 stars. All of the burgers are small, like Culver's small, and you're paying 3x the price. The fries are soggy and needed salt. Train Wreck Burger - $18 - This was mine, and it was just ok, but probably better than the other two. 3/5 stars. Mushroom Swiss Burger - $16 - This one the meat tasted worse than mine. I don't know why there's different ground beef patties? 1/5 stars. Stacked Patty Melt - $16.50 - Husband got this one, and he didn't like it. He said the bread tasted stale. 1/5 stars. Just don't go here. You wanna spend about $100 for 3 people to eat? What a waste of money. Small portions, overpriced, terrible quality. Oh, and some tables are sticky, even after the hostess cleans them.