This Cracker Barrel knows how to do it right! Super nice staff and most importantly great food!…read more A favorite spot for us forever sure. Keep up with the amazing service, great hospitality and tasty food!

Time for dinner, breakfast for dinner. Old Timers breakfast it is called. Delicious and prepared…read morejust right! Cracker Barrell is always a good choice, and this location is top-notch. The servers, cooks, management - such a great group of people. Next up - shopping in the Old Country Store!

Describing this as a place for comfort food sets expectations perfectly for this restaurant on the…read moreoutskirts of Shelbyville. It is a simple, hometown Midwestern style spot that reminds me of the places I used to go with my parents in the 60s and 70s. The diminutive, squared-off standalone facade centered in a small parking lot exudes that homey vibe. And the interior is exactly what you'd expect based on the exterior. The simple but well-kept tables and booths are typical of Mid-American diners. It was our daughter's birthday and comfort food was what she wanted. There were five of us (four adults and one child) so we called ahead. They were gracious enough under the circumstances to set aside a larger 6-person corner table for us to allow us to be seated right away despite it being a relatively busy Friday evening at 6 PM. Our server, Wendi, did a great job taking care of us. She was prompt and attentive without being intrusive. The menu was chicken-centric as the restaurant name clearly implies. One intriguing side item that seemed to be a signature for them were the fried biscuits. They were essentially fried pieces of dough sprinkled with powdered sugar with apple butter spread that we used as a dip. They were memorable and made nice starters. All of our mains were, of course, chicken dinners. Dark and white meat ensembles were both available. There was a nice variety of sides and our party opted for various combos that included onion rings, green beans, cottage cheese, baked potato and mashed potatoes. And of course, American-style dinner rolls accompanied each meal. It was all very tasty. I'll also note that their coffee was reasonably good. My wife, our 4-yr-old granddaughter and I were able to split one three-piece dinner making this a fabulous value. The total bill with food, drinks, tax and tip was $85. At just over $21 per adult, it was a good value by today's standards. I'll gladly give this place five stars. They're unpretentious, deliver exactly what you're led to expect, and they pull it off very well. We'll go back if we have the chance.

On our way back from Indy I asked my wife to find a restaurant in Shelbyville for lunch on Sunday…read more She said "Ok, I found the Chicken Inn". You had me at chicken. We pulled in around 11:30 am and the place was already filling up. I grew up in Indiana and this place just screams Indian chicken decor. My wife and I are in our later 50s and we were the youngest couple in the joint. Service? Wow, almost as soon as we sat down our server was giving us menus and taking our drink order. Food? Quite possibly the best fried chicken I have ever had. Go here, order chicken, enjoy and tip well!!!!! This was after dining at St Elmo the night before. St E was mid

Our ladies lunch group likes to patronize small town, locally owned businesses and today we chose…read moreWaldron Restaurant. Today's special: Chicken breast, mashed potatoes and gravy, choice of vegetable $7.95 - good home-cookin' at a price that can't be beat! Plus warm sugar cream pie for dessert! Also on the menu, wide variety of sandwiches, ribs, steak and shrimp, soup of the day, salads and sides. Friendly service, fair prices (how do they do it?), good food, and parking across the street.

I wanted a surprise cake for my Wife on our 9 year anniversary. There is a women that works at…read moreWaldron restaurant and she made this cake. It was Beautiful. Its almost gone. If anyone living in this area is looking for cakes,go to Waldron restaurant and ask for Myra. I cant wait to try there food.

This is a decent spot for chicken sandwiches, wings, burgers and beer. Full size bar is available…read morewith good selection of mid shelf booze. Plenty of tables including high tops and booths. I came here with a coworker for lunch. Service was good and our food came out quick. My chicken sandwich was very good but the traditional wings were only okay. My coworker got a bacon cheeseburger which he thought was good as well.

Bartender/ waitress was nice but had her four children sitting at a table in the bar during her…read moreshift. Unbelievable

Wonderful friendly place! Quickly seated and received a hot breakfast! My French toast was…read moreexcellent, the best ver-medium eggs were perfectly cooked, and the 3 pieces of bacon were crispy! His meat lovers omelette was smothered in delicious gravy and came with a great big flaky hot biscuit! This is a great little place!! And they serve breakfast all day which is just perfect for late risers like us

Ann's has been in my radar for years. The little cafe off the Square is always packed with locals…read more Ann's claims to be the oldest restaurant in Franklin, opening in 1952. The cafe is now owned by Diane, Ann's daughter. The tables are packed tightly together, but we were happy to get the last seats in the house. Nostalgic photos of Franklin cover the walls. The place is loud but with a great positive energy. People are small-town friendly and talk between tables as they enjoy their biscuits and gravy. We cajoled with two regulars who told funny stories. Our server, Gill, was quick to the table and friendly. He checked on us several times to see if we needed anything. The menu is a mix of traditional breakfast options, sandwiches, salads and wraps. Prices are reasonable. Food came out quickly. My husband ordered their hand breaded tenderloin with fries. The tenderloin was massive with a great browned breading, served on a Kaiser roll. The pork was tender and juicy. It was a perfect tenderloin, worthy of the Indiana Tenderloin Trail. The hand-cut fries are lightly breaded, crispy and hot. There was an up-charge for the fries, but they were so good and worth it. It was rainy outside, so I had a bowl of the daily soup - broccoli cheddar. The soup was hot, thick, creamy with lots of broccoli and cheese and stuck to my ribs. My soup was served with packs of saltines. Free street parking is available if you're lucky to grab a spot. Well worth the drive to Franklin. Ps. They are closed Saturday and Sunday!

Well this is an extremely busy place on the weekends. But the staff is indeed hustling to get…read moreeveryone in and waited on. I can't even imagine what a race that must be in the kitchen. Wow. I was impressed. And yet they crank out delicious food, plate after plate... usually the quality suffers when the restaurant is this busy, but not here. And the service remains friendly and the wait for food isn't even very long. Everything we ordered was wonderful. The portions were large and the prices very reasonable. My friend swears she had the best pancakes of her life... she still carries on about those pancakes months after our visit

Yum!! This is a great breakfast spot with many locations in the Indianapolis area. Portion sizes…read moreare huge - I had enough for breakfast the next morning too. Eggs were cooked perfectly and the bacon is crispy. Pancakes are fluffy and we all enjoyed our meals! They do have a time limit and seating is limited so you can't really linger here because they will need your table.

Yummmm! First time I've been able to make it in to First Watch since they opened their gorgeous…read morerestaurant in Greenwood. Keep in mind they close at 2:30 7 days a week. We went on a Wednesday morning after a dr appt - no wait! We were sat as soon as we walked in - the environment is clean and stream lined. I love the big cardinal mural. We ordered a fresh squeezed orange juice, coffee, and two waters. The server left a pitcher of water and a carafe of coffee. We went in to order a barbacoa bowl that was the perfect amount of spice. I ate the entire portion. My daughter ordered the turkey burger with a side of the tomato basil soup. Weird cause she hates tomatoes- but she ate the entire bowl. Great service - delicious Fresh food with a different taste profile than the standard local restaurants - definitely a place to put on regular rotation!

Food was ok. The ambiance was a nice clean vibe…read more The service however was extremely poor. The hostess did not great us when we walked in and over looked us when we attempted to put our name down. Once it was our turn to be seated they were not friendly at all. Server also rushed us the whole time and brought the check before we even started eating. Additionally, the server almost took my bf's plate away before he even finished.... The vibe quickly changed when we asked for waters but we do not drink coffee with our breakfast. Anyways... 8/10 Chilaquiles 6/10 Ham and gruyere melt 5/10 broccoli cheddar soup (too thick but flavors were ok) 0/10 service

Looks like they know how to do breakfast. My husband and I leave just a couple minutes from this…read morerestaurant that has been open less than a year. It is in Rushville, Indiana and is next door to Kroger in a strip mall. We decided to give it a shot. I really wanted pancakes and got those along with eggs and bacon. The hubby had biscuits and gravy and eggs. I always say it is hard to screw up breakfast but I have had a couple of breakfast spots where I would not return there but we would go here again. It came out of the kitchen piping hot and our waiter made sure we got a coffee refill. Breakfast ended up being about $30 for the two of us. Go give it a try as it is worth a shot and any business we can keep going in our small town all the better.

Food was tasty and came out quick! Service was great as well! Portions were nice size with plenty…read moreof leftovers.