El Mananero offers sweet and savory breakfast options, plus sides and seasonal options. Check out…read moretheir menu online to help narrow down your selection. New to the menu are the tres leches pancakes, topped with fresh fruit and whipped cream. You get three pancakes. They were fluffy and the fruit was delicious. The cinnamon coffee was nice! It was overly sweet and I was excited to have a carafe to enjoy and refill my mug. The Concha Rellena wasn't my favorite. The pastry is thick and dry and a bit overpowering with Nutella. My son's club sandwich looked good, especially the thick bacon. It came with a side of potatoes. My husband ordered the chilaquiles mananero. Overall, a savory dish, but liking the chorizo is key because it's a major part of the dish. For me, it's overpowering which eliminates half of the menu for me. The restaurant offers quite a bit of seating. Our server was friendly and attentive. The private parking lot had plenty of spaces.

I came back a second time to try breakfast on a Saturday and tried the All American Breakfast ~…read moreeggs hard crispy bacon toast and potatoes - my potatoes were warm but they made me more hot and the Cafe da Olla wasn't quite as hot and good as the first time I tried it ... Service is great and very nice Ambiance is good ...added red onions because I like them from before

Very cool place with great food and good atmosphere. I had the watermelon salad and it was…read morerefreshing and delicious. The tomato basil soup was also really good. The people with me got the bbq pork and it had pickled watermelon which was so good. I never would have thought I'd like it. Their menu changes seasonally and ingredients are from local sources. The prices are really reasonable and you can choose to pay what you can or even work it off. You can also pay it forward for someone else to get a nice meal. Everyone was super friendly and welcoming. Please go try it!

I'd want to give it five stars for the concept alone--and the quality of the food and the…read morefriendliness and attentiveness of the service make it an easy call! Unique place. This is a pay what you can, pay it forward to help others if you can, roll up your sleeves and work for your meal setup. So, you might think...ah, cool, enjoy your canned soup and turkey sandwich, I'll go to a "real" restaurant. This would be foolish. The food is every bit as good as you'll find in a more traditional, for-profit setup. They focus on locally sourced ingredients and have a seasonal menu as a result. The food is delicious. Menu is delightfully trim but with something for every taste (salads, soups, sandwiches, sides). Had some meatloaf sliders with pimento cheese when I was there that I'd like to replicate at home. My friends raved about their selections as well. Service is amazingly friendly and attentive. I'm not sure anyone's glass dropped below half-full. And the servers were happy to share the stories behind the concept, which showed the pride they had in the venture. Everyone is welcome here. Might have a table of folks in suits next to a table of folks stopping in from their factory shift next to a table with someone who's looking for a good meal and will be washing dishes after he eats to pay his fare. Just welcoming, casual, good-feeling place.

Great brunch spot! Good service, wonderful food and fun and inviting ambiance. The table agreed the…read moreseasonal pumpkin donut holes were better than the regular. Give them a try while they are available. I had the barbacoa chilequilles and they were awesome.

Visited First Watch with family and it was phenomenal! The service was great, our wait time was…read moreshort, and the food was good! I've been to other locations and they've all held up to the same standard. The restaurant was clean and well kept. Highly recommend!

Nice local grill on golf course. Quiet location and reasonable menu and prices. The fare is typical…read moreMidwest and portions are good. Parking is good, no hassles and a pleasant environment.

Went to listen to live music on the patio and everything was awesome. The food and service were…read moreboth great. I had the burger and sweet potato fries. The burger was wonderful and very well priced. I went with a group of friends and sat outside. The music was good too. We will be going back!

Losers 812 knows how to have a good time. My friends and I went for a Disney karaoke night and had…read morea blast. The bar reminds me of a typical biker bar but that type of vibe is something I've grown to enjoy. They have an upstairs patio and a garage side. They also have pool tables for people to enjoy. The employees were great. They would cut up with everyone and we never had to wait long for our drinks. Everything I had was great. They had themed Disney drinks for the night. I had the Ursula's curse which had vodka, blue curaçao and sprite. I couldn't taste the alcohol which was a win for me. My husband ordered the Mac and cheese fries. They were heavenly and the size was big enough to share. The only downside I have with losers is it desperately needs a good dusting. The upstairs patio had cobwebs all over it and you could see some on the garage side. Overall it was a fun time and I hope they bring back Disney karaoke

Food is always good the atmosphere is always great the server and bartender are always fun.read more

Sandy is our friendly, hard working server. Our Brotherhood…read moreLuncheon had about 17 present. Everyone liked their food and really liked the service. The coffee and other beverages kept being topped off. I ordered the oatmeal with cinnamon, brown sugar, nuts, raisins and blueberries. Others ordered chicken fried steak, different sandwiches like Reuben, Club, Patty Melt and others. Some ordered biscuits and gravy or omelets with bacon, sausage or ham. We look forward to our next visit. It was fairly busy on this visit, but service was still perfect.

Food was good. I especially liked the chili. They are obviously very popular because we showed up…read moreright after they opened at 6:30 am and 1/3 of their tables were already full.

Love our Bubba's Stopped in on a beautiful day outside and…read moreyes the nice outside seating area. Jordan was our server and was genuinely very good at taking care of us. Bubba's does well in most cases in training their severs well! Ordered the artichoke spinach dip - love that recipe. So creamy and abundant spinach and artichoke balanced with generous cheese. Also had a small all meat pizza and crispy chicken salad. A couple drinks - beer is always coldest here. $5 margarita, we were all good. Jordan rocked it by her service! Another good visit at Bubba's!

I generally stop in on a Saturday for my favorite drink and couldn't remember my favorite…read morebartender name she wasn't here but Nikki did a great job ambiance sat at the bar and all of the college games are on. I had the Wildberry Margarita on the rocks with tajin and the Espolon Tequila Rocker

As far as the restaurant, this is a really great place to go in downtown Jeffersonville. I do not…read moreknow the story of the building, but it is a tall brick building, kind of rustic. It definitely has an old-world vibe as far as the interior. Chef Mike has won numerous awards and his team has been extremely consistent. If there are a few things I would suggest, it's that some of the things that Chef Mike shows on his sites or does, he brings to the restaurant. It seems the menu really hasn't changed much. We tend to go to Just Brunch now, on Sundays, maybe twice a month. I enjoy all the food there. I would say the only problems are, honestly, the customers. One old dude picking food off a plate that a server was trying to refill the bar was disgusting. Then another moron licking his fingers and touching the tongs so you could not use them after him. It's really just people not knowing how to act in public. But the restaurant does address it to make sure people are not contaminating the food.

The red yeti is a staple. It's one of those places you just have to experience, expose and explore…read moreat least yourself once in a lifetime. Food is tasty, made out of a mixture of southern hospitality and outstanding mixtures of flavors that all come together to bring you a classic small, yet dive-bar feel with the charm of a 1980's diner. Every time I go to the yeti I try to sit by the windows to catch a glance of the beautiful sunset and epic views of Indiana that could come through with a few vintage cars. Hence, needless to mention that the customer service is top notch here and is a good alone reason to come back for more. (Not to mention the eccentric decor and wall color adds personality to the place) Always, happy to go to the yeti then head for an ice cream to pearl's by the bridge.

This is the second time I've visited Bourbon and Burgers and have honestly been blown away both…read moretimes. We dropped in on Oaks night and even though it was pretty busy we were able to grab two seats at the bar. The only downfall of this was the time of day and the position of the Sun blaring through the garage door windows blasting me in the face however that cannot be helped or avoided, just a heads up for anyone who is super sensitive to the sun and arrives around sunset. I started with a Sunset Spritz and looked over the menu, there are so many great options to choose from and I was really torn on what to get but decided on the blackened Mahi Mahi sandwich (you can also get grilled or fried, but the bartender recommended blackened) and an order of sweet potato fries. The fries come with a side of a smoky pineapple chutney of some sort and even though I'm not a huge fan of anything that's really smoky it was absolutely delicious and a great combo. Seriously 10/10 recommend. The sandwich was also fire! I am extremely picky about sea food, especially since I used to live near the cost so it was always fresh and it definitely did not disappoint. I was so full when we left lol My husband got the beef sliders as his entrée with a side of regular fries tossed in roasted garlic pepper. I tried them and they were just OK. The sweet potato fries are definitely where it's at! I am really looking forward to going back and trying out some new items like the Cheeseburger Hand pies, Chicken tenders or one of their boozy milkshakes ... it sounds delicious doesn't it!

Another Ole Restaurant Group/Martinez/Lorenzo style place...and, honestly, their menus are all…read morestarting to blend together. Bourbon and Burger's menu is at least 50% identical to Mussel and Burger Bar and has some overlap with Havana as well (both currently or previously owned by Ole Restaurant Group/Martinez/Lorenzo). If you like Mussel and Burger, you'll like this. And pay about $10 more per meal. The burgers are mainly in the $15-$18 range. For JUST a burger. Add an extra $5-$7 for fries and you're looking at a BURGER meal topping out around $25. That's more than you'll pay for a burger at any fine steakhouse. Shakes are $9-$15! $1 extra for ranch! We just spent $120 for 3 people. For BURGERS. I'm not sure who decided on this price point but it doesn't fit. The vibe of the place is very casual. The food itself tasted fine. I don't recommend the zucchini fries. Burgers are too tall - with 2 patties on them. We had to eat them in sections with forks and knives (no thanks). Service was very slow. I don't think our server actually ever checked on us the entire time we had our food. Towards the end of the meal, I noticed the server had taken my soda away. And never brought a new one. I have no idea why. The grass bull outside makes for a fun pic. The restaurant has a great ambiance and offers outdoor seating as well. We won't be back.

The exchange has always been a solid dinner spot. We have never had bad service! I will admit…read moresometimes I am sad to see a favorite rotate off the menu but the new selections are always just as good. Great spot for indoor or outdoor. Even a good "in between" section where it's covered but they can lift up the doors. The bun on our burger did come out hard a rock but they immediately took it back and remade it as soon as we mentioned it. Great drink selections for beer, wine and cocktails. A New Albany gem for sure!

Usually the Exchange is always a great time with amazing food but this last visit did not live up…read moreto our expectations. We were in last week for dinner, for a dual Birthday celebration and had a larger group of about 20 people. We sat in the front room, and it was rather warm in there, but it was an unusually hot day for mid-September. There was only one other couple there when me and my husband arrived and it took a while for the server to come over and ask if we wanted drinks. By the time he did, several other people had arrived, and they all got their drinks before we did. It even took forever to get our drinks; we could see them dying at the bar waiting to be ran. I'll be honest, the service wasn't the best, it was obvious the server might have been newer in the sense of experience with a large party. He was very friendly and had a great demeanor but was extremely forgetful, which he mentioned several times. Once everyone was settled, we started with Appetizers. The Goat Cheese Fritters, with Bacon Date Aioli, Honey and Parsley are always my go to. They are small little goat cheese balls deep fried to perfection and delicious every time. For dinner we shared the Bone-In Pork Schnitzel that has a Tonkatsu Glaze, Sauerkraut, charred lemon and Japanese potato salad, and a side of mac n cheese. The Pork was extremely dry and flavorless and there was no glaze on it. The mac n cheese was just okay. One of my friends got the Braised Short Rib Adobo (brown beech & crimini mushrooms, creamy risotto) and let me have a taste. Let's just say I was extremely jealous I chose the wrong entrée for dinner, it was so good!