One of my favorite food is sandwiches, so whenever I am out of town I try to convince my husband to…read moreget sandwiches rather than hamburgers. We do not have a Penn Station restaurant in our area, and this location is the closest one to us. I hadn't come here in a while so I was excited that my husband was willing to make this our choice for dinner yesterday. I got the off-the-grill version of the Italian sandwich minus tomato. I don't remember what sandwich my husband got but I do know he added bacon and Fries. We both loved our sandwiches and eat them very quickly. The employees were great and helped make the experience all around awesome. I will be asking my husband to allow us to come back here next time we're in the area.

Had to have my sandwich remade as one employee refuses to properly pull back his hair and he's the…read moreone making sandwiches. Very gross watching it fall into the food prep area.

Affordable meals consistently prepared and cheerfully served…read more The quality of the fried fish on Fridays is superior to others in the area. Homemade pies and jams are also on the menu. They are worth a drive through the county if you are not in the area.

My family decided to have breakfast. Either being 2 adults and 2 children with my son being…read moreautistic. They placed us in a u booth which was fine. But the server asked to take our drink order after 15min. Wasn't busy at all. My son whom was autistic orders a diet coke. The server then looked at me with her eyes at a glare and snear look and shook her head. My daughter orders a root beer. Same issue as I order a Mt dew. Husband a coffee, drinks came out 10mins afterwards and coffee old creamer was out dated and clumping... Food time we order 1/2 &1/2 for my self and Husband and daughter scrabble eggs and side dish of sausage gravy. Son stuff French toast. The scrabble eggs cold and over cooked my and Husband's order was almost all hash browns burnt with a gravy that was NOT sausage gravy it was just a rue with sausage grease absolutely no sausage in that gravy at All! I took 3 bites of food and Husband forked thru his maybe 4 bites such a pasta burnt taste daughter didnt eat hers at all. We told them and the lady at the counter laughed and said shes sorry. Our bill was 77.80. Don't care about the money but dont serve crap food and hire a smiling face with good people skills and dont hate on children especially with disabilities when trying to order.

Trip 2 in 2 days included hot dogs…read more.. Delish! I may have to move to Goshen so I can keep eating here! lol

Let me begin with this, I love The Chief's ice cream! I've been stopping by for years. The other…read moreday I decided to purchase a pint. The employee politely told me there was a $1.00 charge since it wasn't pre-packed. While I can afford a $1.00 I think that is not very customer friendly to change for packing ice cream that is already at a price premium. Maybe there's a good explanation for it and I'm willing to hear it. I will definitely keep stopping by, but I don't see why anyone should pay to have ice cream put into a pint

really good service, I went with my friend and our waiter was just so kind, along with the hostess!…read moreI definitely recommend if you need a quick place to stop for a brunch, lunch, breakfast, or dinner!

i have returned for lunch a few times. i had a salad made with grilled chicken , homemade basil…read morevinaigrette pasta salad and vegetables. The salad was very fresh, the pasta aalad homemade and delicious w fresh basil... and it was presented like a little masterpiece. i moved them up a star.

Bonnie Doon Drive-In is THE quintessential old fashioned drive-in in South Bend, Indiana. Think…read moreSonic but legit. My boyfriend and I were feeling silly in June 2026 and wanted ice cream for brunch so decided to go here after a quick search on Yelp. Inside felt like a mix of Grease, Pleasantville, and the Fallout TV show with tin lunchboxes, pictures of classic cars, and cheeky signs decorating every square inch of the inside. While waiting for our food, we hummed along to the music of the 1950s and 1960s playing on the speakers from the same Sirius XM station my parents listen to. Some artists we heard during our lunch there included The Ronettes, Elvis, The Bobettes, The Crests, and The Temptations! Since we both ordered "baskets," we got our sandwiches with fries and a soda. My boyfriend got the green river phosphate soda and I got a diet root beer. His phosphate was so bright neon green that it definitely stood out! We only waited about 5 minutes for our food but that was still enough time to look around the place and listen to some of the orders being placed by cars over the speakers as well as flip through an early 2000s book on some of the must visit hamburger restaurants in the USA. See attached picture for a screenshot of that list. Now, my grilled pb and banana sandwich was a decent size. Not too big and actually reflecting the portion sized people in the 1950s used to eat! The prices reflected the "small-ish" portions as well as we only paid $7.99 for my basket and his was $10.99. The white toast was heavily buttered and the pb was creamy. I would have preferred crunchy pb for texture reasons. The crinkle fries needed salt but they hit the spot! The food itself wasn't anything special but the vibes were perfect! After eating our real food, we then got our heavily anticipated bowls of sugar upon sugar. My bf's medium tin roof sundae was quite large and indulgent ($4.99). But I definitely went hard in indulging. I treated myself to the classic cars sundae ($5.99) with a scoop of birthday cake and caramel moose tracks with strawberry syrup topping. I laugh cried when it came out, I was so happy! It was sooooo much sugar. The total with cash was about $32 and with credit card, it was $33.34 as there is a 4% fee for using a card. I left 40 bucks in cash for the meal and the tip. Then we left and I immediately died of a sugar rush. The end!

Stopped in for some icecream after dinner! Place hasn't changed since I was little in a good way!…read moreWe got delicious hot fudge sundae, some mint ice cream, and some Supergirl ice cream! The young girl who took our order was very nice and the ice cream was delicious! The ambiance is still there from being a kid too!

This is a wonderful drive thru/ walk up custard stand we love to visit after school on hot days!…read more We visited recently last week on a very slow day for the business (unusual) and drove thru the drive thru. The young lady who helped us was very friendly with a nice smile. She let us know the flavors available and suggested her own personal favorite which was nice to hear! My daughters always get a single or double in a cup. This time it was chocolate all around! Everyone was extremely happy with the rich delicious chocolate taste of Ritters custard. It was so smooth and creamy tasting. Their scoops are very generous so we all only had just one scoop and it was more than enough! We will return again and again for a delicious after school treat or weekend dessert trip!

I came to Ritters and waited on the drive through for three cars to go in front of me. When I got…read moreto the window the associate said "Hi we're closed." I told the associate "ive waited in line for 10 minutes for multiple cars to pass can you please serve me." He said "no" I said let me talk to the manager. The associate says "I'm the manager." I asked for his name and he said "I can't give you my name." So to the "no name" manager that doesn't care about customer service you EARNED this 1 star review! If you are closed you shouldn't have served the first three cars in front of me and then denied service. Very poor experience and even WORSE customer service.

No longer honors old gift cards. Why are customers punished when ownership changed hands?read more

It was a little cool that evening so not lots of guests in the place. Nice to be able to serve your…read moreown yogurt. The staff was helpful putting on toppings. Lots of fresh fruit and other toppings to choose from. We all had our own creations which made it nice. This is a great find. Check them out.

Would give them more than 5 stars if I could. So welcoming and kind... quite the opposite of the…read morenew coffee shop down the street (Cortado). Food was DELICIOUS and they even split it for us since they knew we were sharing the meal. And the biscuit was homemade and amazing... the way a biscuit should be. We love it here... there's good reason they've been around for over 100 years!

I wish I had better things to say. The biscuits and gravy were clearly made from powder, the…read moresausage barely resembled sausage, and the biscuits were soggy (Pillsbury from a can is 10x better). The omelet had no seasoning. The chili in the loaded fries tasted like it came from an expired can found in a dollar store. The plain fries were fine and the blt was fine. But they certainly didn't make up for the other food. I love how it has kept the roots of its style; old time diner and cozy atmosphere. But they need to take a hard look at the food quality.