I stopped in after a long day and had the death by chocolate cupcake. It was so moist and the icing…read morewas so rich and decadent, it absolutely erased my horrible day. At all times they have such a great selection of cupcakes and can just purchase one or purchase a dozen. Consider them for special events or when you've had a bad day. I also like that they mix it up seasonally with different flavors. It was hard to choose between the Keylime pie or the death by chocolate today. But you can never ever go wrong with chocolate...

Grouper Sandwich The food is delicious and the service is…read moreexcellent! As well as the Grouper sandwich, highly recommend the tenderloin, both filling lunch options.

This restaurant is tucked in a gas station but don't let that deter you - it has an old time diner…read morevibe with excellent food. I had the Rueben and my husband had a Philly Cheese Steak. Both huge portions and great taste. Prices are very reasonable.

This is a truck stop that serves a broad range of breakfast, sandwiches, Italian and even a little…read moreGreek. The restaurant isn't well marked, but it's on the side of a Speedway gas station just off I-70. I saw good reviews on Yelp and had to check out the food for myself. The restaurant dining room is pretty dated, but clean. The staff is Midwest, small town friendly. We were seated quickly and immediately our drink orders were taken. Water was on the table quickly. Our server checked on us frequently. Service was great. I had a burger. The $8.90 burger comes on a huge fresh sesame bun with generous helpings of lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles. The burger itself was just ok. The burger also comes with a side and I had coleslaw. The slaw was some of the best slaw that I've had in a long time. I love a good coleslaw. My husband had the breaded pork tenderloin which is prepared in house. The breading was well seasoned and the pork tender. Again the lettuce and tomato toppings were generous. The pork tenderloin gets high marks. The restaurants gets a steady stream of local regulars and traveling truckers coming in for breakfast. The portions are generous and you're not going to leave hungry. Prices are really reasonable. There is plenty of parking and the restaurant is easy on and off the highway.

Super cute new coffee shop in Knightstown. The have a selection of pastries and an extensive drinks…read moremenu. There are plenty of tables and seating areas. It would be a great place for a Bible study or book club to meet. The staff is very friendly.

Such a great addition to Knightstown. I finally was able to stop by last week. Such a cozy…read morewelcoming feel. Service was friendly and helpful. My drink was delicious. We will be back!

Me and my boyfriend moved back to Indiana from San Antonio about a year ago. We live in…read moreShelbyville and we were told about this place while eating dinner at a Mexican Restaurant one evening. We decided to check it out for breakfast. It was delicious, and we've eaten there a few times since and always have a great experience. We both have been wanting to try some of their lunch specials, but we work and can't get there to check it out. We were off today and decided to go there for lunch because they were having chicken and noodles, and that's one of my favorite meals. It did not disappoint at all. My boyfriend and I both enjoyed our meals and even ordered seconds to go, so we could have it for dinner. The chicken and noodles came with mashed potatoes, corn or green beans, and a roll. You could definitely tell the food was homemade too. Delicious! The Farmhouse Diner isn't a very big restaurant and can get pretty busy. It reminds me of a little country diner where all the local farmers and their wives go to eat breakfast and lunch. The staff is always super friendly and attentive too. We will definitely be going back.

Food was Fantastic! We had the breakfast bowls, biscuit, scrambled eggs, tater tots covered in…read moresausage gravy, topped with bacon crumbles. I eat a lot and this was too much. They have pancakes the size of a large dinner plate! Service quick! Quiet, friendly atmosphere. Definitely a place to stop. Name changed to Flying Pig Diner. Locals are very friendly. Large back parking lot, room for at least 3-5 big rigs. Worth a stop!

Sorry, but I have no idea who could be reviewing this place! My daughter got breakfast food…read more Literally the scrambled eggs had a slice of cheese from a package layed on top, the bacon crunchy and zero flavor. The ribs my granddaughter got taste like mothballs and vinegar. Never to return. I will say the waitress was top tier, sweet young lady and very attentive. Oh, my daughter say her oatmeal was good. Again, never to return.

staff was quick and friendly great service. sides and pie was really good. I got the 14 oz steak…read more It was my first time visiting. I thought it was a poor cut of meat, poorly seasoned, and I could taste the burnt grill marks even tho it was more rear than the medium I asked for and it cost 30$. Ill definitely eat here again, ill just try the other home cooked stuff on the menu. it's not a steak house

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.

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.

Hoosier Hospitality and great eats! This quaint diner is retro all the way with friendly service…read moreand a focus on the customers. Lots of regulars here. Open for breakfast and lunch 6am to 1:30 pm Monday thru Saturday. The biscuits and gravy have huge chunks of sausage in a tasty gravy and generous portions. The home fries are perfectly crispy. Plenty of parking. The biggest problem here I deciding what to order!

Small Hometown cafe with great food, good portion sizes and tasty looking desserts! Full of local…read morefolks

Lincoln Square Pancake House is perfect for breakfast, brunch, or lunch. They have a large menu of…read moreitems to choose from. I really enjoyed the customer service here. The staff are super friendly and upbeat. And they welcomed us as we entered the restaurant. I ordered the Turkey, Ham, and Bacon Club sandwich, which came with two sides. I chose fries and a bowl of fruit. The fruits were a good mix and were sweet. I was surprised at how big the sandwich was and only finished half. I'm glad they separated out the mayonnaise and left it up to me on how much or how little I want to add. It was delicious. The ambiance is very comfy and welcoming. They have music playing lightly in the background. There are plenty of seats and I can imagine this place being packed during the weekend. Overall, Lincoln Square Pancake House is a great spot to have a delicious meal. The portions are generous, the prices are affordable, and the vibe is laid back and chill. Our server was kind and friendly too. Highly recommend!

We ate at two of the locations, Zionsville and Greenfield…read more Both had great food and service! The food is tasty and have great selections! We check-in since they have different soups each day and breakfast is equally as good as lunch!

It seems to me that this was a coffee/pastry place and the owner decided to make it into a…read morerestaurant. The omelette I ordered tasted very good but when asked if it came with toast I was told no, you have to buy that separately. So for almost $3 I bought toast, which came burnt with cold butter on the side. "Do you have any jam?" No, we don't have jam or jelly. They have gravy in the menu but don't offer biscuits. Really, they need to go to Anita's Diner just around the corner and see how it's done. I will certainly never be back.

After doing a 5 generations photoshoot at Falls Park, we all decided it would be nice to have…read morebreakfast together. This restaurant is new to us, as it wasn't there when we lived in Pendleton many moons ago. We all love an old historic home, so win, win. I was so excited about my flight of mimosas, I didn't get a picture of my omelet, but it was devine. All 4 of my granddaughters wanted the berry waffles and every single one of them devoured their food. My daughter, mother and grandmother ordered different breakfast wraps and we all very pleased. You do have to go up to the register to order and then they bring your food to you. You're asked to bus your own tables into provided bus bins. Very small business feel with a lot of attention to detail and providing a homey yet upscale atmosphere? I can't quite put my finger on it, but it was greatly enjoyed by all.

I go here every chance I get, and usually forget to take photos of the delicious food!…read more I am so glad i took the advice of the earlier reviews to entice me to try it out the first time (now years ago). This place has been a hit with my "21+" family due to the great food, great location, and usually good service. Minors are not allowed. Our most recent visit yesterday had less than awesome service but maybe she was having a bad day. The building is old with lots of wood paneling ... very comfy. There are several other wonderful restaurants in Fortville which is great for me as I have several choices. I never would have guessed that this tiny suburb would have such epic cuisine!

Stopped in for lunch. Downtown Fortville. It never looks like there is a lot of parking…read moredowntown, but I've always been able to find a spot fairly close to my destination. I love the small town feel!! The restaurant vibe reflects the town. Everyone is very welcoming. I didn't catch bartenders name, but she was very friendly to everyone at her bar. She told us her favorites on the menu. I appreciated her knowledge about the restaurant and the menu. The bar area seemed a little dark, but that actually enhanced the experience of an old bar. We only sat in the bar area, I believe there is additional seating in another room, but I didn't look. I opted for a grilled tenderloin and a cup of beer cheddar jalapeño cheese soup. The sandwich's are Ala carte. The sandwich was bigger than I expected, that would have been enough for lunch. The trick with grilled tenderloin is that many times it is over cooked, so it is dry. This was cooked to perfection; cooked but still moist. The sandwich, with the "garden" was awesome. Now to the soup. I think she said they use wee Mac as the beer. The jalapeño was puréed. There was crispy bacon crumbled on top; I did not care for the bacon. The soup was odd to me as I was eating it. Because of the texture, it reminded me of corn chowder. There was a little spice/flavor from the jalapeño. What was odd to me, was it didn't wow me like I thought it would, but I kept eating it. So in the end, I think I really liked it bc I ate all of it!!! The menu is not large, but has a good variety for its size. The desserts were impressive, I just didn't have room for it. I could easily become a regular there!!