Popped into Marble The Steakhouse after a long day in the field and decided to grab a light dinner…read more I ordered the deviled eggs from the gluten-free list, and they were absolutely delicious--highly recommended! Between the great appetizer, a menu clearly marked with gluten-free options, and the stellar service, I'm sure the rest of their food is fantastic. A huge shoutout to Seth, who was an incredibly nice and attentive waiter. Very quaint and cool establishment.

Excellent service, knowledgeable staff. The ambience was nice, and the drinks were constantly…read morerefilled. I ordered steak and asparagus ($40+). The asparagus was too chunky and woody... it tasted like it was old. The crab (steak Oscar) was canned, but it was remarkably high quality for canned crab, and didn't detract from the dish. My girlfriend enjoyed her meal as well. We also ordered the "chocolate tower" which turned out to be an extremely large slice of chocolate cake. It didn't "tower" but rather was lying on the plate as one regularly would serve cake, so the name was confusing. The cake was okay, though tasted a little dry, like it had been hanging around in the fridge for too long. It was an overall good dining experience and we'll try it again sometime, but probably trying a different dessert.

This place is a childhood classic that i highly recommend to anyone in Logansport…read more My go to was always the biscuits and gravy.

Prices are way to high, portions were a lot smaller than some of the other breakfast places in town.read more

We had a fabulous meal there last night. The Wild Boar was 5 stars, first time ever eating boar and…read morewas excellent. Bond Berry salad was very tasty too. Decaf coffee and chocolate torte was a perfect end to the delightful experience. Eddy as a great server too. When we are back in Indiana we will have another dinner here.

Wonderful farm to table scratch kitchen serving fresh options that support local farmers and…read morebusinesses in the Midwest. Service was friendly and welcoming. They really have passion about what they do and who they are. Easy street parking out front, warm brick walls make up the interior and antique like pieces are used for decor. Very nice restaurant in Warsaw.

Excellent breaded tenderloin, fries and onion rings! We will be back. We were coming back…read morethrough Peru on our back home.

Their website said Dillinger's was open for dinner. Walked down to the restaurant only to find the…read moreplace closed, which was also contrary to the hours listed on their door. I wanted to try the walleye! Went down the street to Club 14 and had an excellent meal at a great price with friendly service. As of July 2026, Dillinger's appears to be closed.

We stopped in this week for our second visit, it was just as good as the first time! We had the…read moresmoked pork with beans and rice and the Flank Steak tacos. Both were awesome. Both meats were fall apart tender and the flavor was fantastic. I really enjoyed the shrimp appetizer. You can't go wrong here for a nice casual dinner.

In a state nearly barren when it comes to good local food, Uncorked stands out and does it well…read more The atmosphere is clean, fun and funky. The staff is incredibly welcoming, and the Cuban is perfect. 10/10, No notes. Think of what the best Cuban tastes like, the balance of savory & tang - you can order it in the exact perfection of your imagination here in Rochester. And yet, somehow, the Cuban won't be the most perfect thing on your plate, because these plantain chips with sofrito mayo (yes, you want that) is HEAVENLY. The chips are exactly as thin and crisp as they should be, and expertly salted. When you dip them in the sofrito mayo? Magical

Boathouse Restaurant (Winona Lake) - climate controlled patio dinning with relaxing lake front…read moreviews I'm always interested in dinning & relaxing at a restaurant with good lake front views. The Boathouse Restaurant in Winona Lake has good food and a nice view of...Winona Lake. You can find them about 45 minutes west (driving highway 30) of Fort Wayne near Grace College (see map). The restaurant is set right on the lake. It is also nestled by some cute shops (The Village at Winona) for pre or post dinner browsing. The Boathouse Restaurant's lake views come in a covered patio (see picture). You are right on the lake. All diners can see the water from their table. The patio is enclosed much like a four season room. You can catch the breeze off the water when the windows are open. Or you can shut the windows and pull the shades if the temperature and sun light isn't to your liking. I'm sure this would still be a great view in the cooler fall and spring seasons. The Boathouse is a large restaurant. However, I would encourage reservations via their web site. You can reserve the patio, bar or main dinning areas. The facility is nicely decorated in that boat theme. Lots of attractive hardwoods and lake colors. We found the restaurant to be very comfortable and relaxing. The menu is very large - something for everyone (see menus). Chicken, steak, pasta, salads, wraps, bowls, burgers, seafood - they have it. Prices are reasonable (steak $30+, chicken $23+, burgers $16+). We have been here a couple times. Each time the food was delicious and the service was what you would expect. Here is a run down on the items we ordered: -Table Bread: multigrain bread, served warm and soft, easily pulled apart; nice soft creamy butter accompaniment -Side Salad: simple salad, smaller in size; very fresh with a few side veggies (cucumbers, tomatoes, onion and shredded Parmesan cheese; crunchy croutons; homemade 1000 Island dressing was thick with a smooth taste -Burrito Bowl: my wife loved the fresh lettuce and peppers; chicken was nicely grilled, moist and slightly seasoned; rice was perfectly cooked with a firm consistency -Tenderloin (special menu item): outstanding! Very moist and tender, slightly thicker steak; thin batter with a slight crisp and hint of oil; grilled onions were a nice but unusual add; bun was slightly grilled, buttered and soft -Macaroni salad: mayo base that tended to be a bit heavy; nicely cooked noodles; added small pieces of celery, onion and green pepper; nice adder to the sandwich If you like lake views and relaxing dinning...make the drive to the Boathouse Restaurant. Also make sure you get there before 6p so you can enjoy the shopping village that is near the restaurant. And...take a long walk down the channel to see the big lake.

Beautiful lakeside restaurant with an interesting history. Our server Abby was very very good …read more. friendly and efficient. Shared her favorite dishes .. which is always helpful. The menu offered choices for all tastes! I enjoyed linguini and meatballs with a marina vodka sauce .. yum My husband loved his ahi tuna sandwich on ciabatta bun. We sat on the porch .. felt like we were right on the water. Highly recommend Took a nice stroll along the water and did a little shopping.

The food here was pretty solid. Everything we had was yummy and the portion sizes I would say are…read morepretty spot on for a dinner size. Nothing overly extraordinary but for sure a strong local favorite here. I ordered the salmon special, and it was really good. The menu here also had a lot of good options to choose from, so definitely a great place to get a meal while you're in the area. We came in on a Friday night, and I am not sure if it was a particularly busy day, but our service was pretty slow. The woman who I assume is the owner filled in the gaps when our waitress was slow though. Maybe just our waitress. Our food also took awhile to get to us, but when it did finally come out it was pretty good. It's a great spot to come in for dinner if you are visiting the area. The town is small but the restaurants here don't seem to be lacking on the quality of their food! Will definitely come back here.

We hadn't been to the Lakehouse Grille in many years, and couldn't remember exactly why not, so…read moredecided to give it a try. We arrived at 6:30pm, and were seated almost immediately. The dining room was full, so we opted for the patio. They were missing two chairs from the table of 4 and couldn't locate more, so they seated us in the bar. The bar was dark, noisy, and had a dank mildewy smell. We placed our orders, and after about 15 minutes someone turned up the jukebox music, and it got LOUD. We had to shout to converse. Around 7:45pm, our food finally arrived. As to the food: The complimentary bread was GREAT! The minestrone was pretty good. The walleye was prepared elsewhere, in the judgement of the eater of the walleye. The ribs were overly peppered. The fried chicken was fine (the menu warns that fried chicken takes 14 minutes {an oddly specific number} to prepare, not an hour). The mashed potatoes were pasty and bland, served without gravy. Not even salt and butter could make them worth shoveling into my mouth. The rice pilaf was okay, pretty similar to Uncle Ben's instant. The baked potato was too hard to eat. The fries were so-so. The cobb salad wasn't worth ordering again. I wouldn't go back for that food, even on a slow day when we can eat in the dining room or on the patio and the kitchen is faster. And I think we will remember why, for many more years. But hey: if you want to go drink beer and watch minor league baseball and indoor field hockey and go home with a headache, the Lakehouse is your spot!

First of all, the atmosphere/ambiance of JD is faultless! Sitting in the lovely conservatory…read morereminds us of visits to Tavern on the Green (sadly no longer) in Central Park. The bar area is old school cozy, and darker hued. Both areas are beautiful! The kitchen is open (always a plus) and filled with a very talented culinary team. Hosts are warm and welcoming. Service is impeccable with great attention to details, yet somehow, not stuffy. We've dined at Joseph Decuis many times over the years. There was a very brief period when the menu was a bit less than expected, mind you BRIEF, but we were happy to experience an evening dinner this past weekend that was once again par excellence! Exactly why we choose Joseph Decuis for special evenings out! As others have mentioned, it is pricey. However, if you appreciate exquisite freshness, innovation, and preparation (truly an art), and are looking for something out of the ordinary, don't hesitate to make a reservation! Photos of tonight's menu and some of our choices (a table of four) with explanations, below.

Just wanted to add this note, Joesph Decius is very reminiscent of The Inn at Little Washington in…read moreYirginia. Absolutely the best.

I'm still on the hunt to find a better Filet than I had here at Copper Rock. If I find one, I will…read morereport back, but I have been unsuccessful for the last 12 months.

My pasta dish had to get sent back so I decided to go with something different. And I must say for…read morethe price, the portion was so small. Don't go hungry. You won't get filled up. My husband had the New York strip and it was pretty good. He said, however, Heston's, it's so much better. Especially for the money