I have always had good service there and I normally order the fish and I love it! I just wish they…read morewere open till 9.

I was there last Friday to try their Prime Rib. I would have to say that it was the worst Prime Rib…read moreI have ever had. It was cold, tough and smelled like it was a week old. They were out of baked potatoes. Their mashed potatoes tasted like paste and the gravy was most likely out of a grocery store jar. I also ordered a bloody Mary, but they couldn't make it. The breaded mushrooms tasted like they hadn't changed the oil for a while. The only good thing was the salad

On the road and stopped in here since it seems to be a local favorite. There were 3 of us and we…read moregot our food a different times. (About 5 min apart). We got the Fajita Omelette and my daughter got the chocolate chip pancakes. The menu is HUGE so it's no problem finding something to eat from breakfast to lunch.

My chicken chimichanga was so delicious! My daughter stated that she would like the cinnamon roll…read morepancake every day for the rest of her life lol!

BLT Grinder Always delicious for me…read moreNo flaws in sandwich I love the BLT grinder there 10/10, never had anything else. Haven't been there in a while, no longer live in Logan but I always used to look forward to that sandwich to go or eating there, restaurant is nice also to just sit and enjoy the food.

We found the cafe based on great Yelp reviews, but we had a mixed experience. The shop is cute and…read moreclean with a dozen tables/booths. Vintage local photos decorate the wall. You order at the counter then find a seat. The menu is a mix of sandwiches and subs with daily featured soups. We both ordered a special half sub and soup. The staff is friendly and efficient. The bacon potato soup was thick, hearty and delicious. It tasted freshly made. We really loved the soup. My husband ham and cheese sub had one thin slice of ham. He was disappointed. My tuna sub was terrible. The tuna was taken out of a can and put on bread without any seasoning or prep. The tuna had a funny taste. Maybe we just ordered the wrong thing. They were busy. Soup seemed to be popular. There is street parking nearby.

Well we went with a group. I didn't have high hopes but the food was outstanding. I think between…read morethe group of 18 I think we ordered most of the menu. I had the meatloaf sandwich on home made bread. Jen had the Grilled cheese on home made bread. They don't skimp! The meatloaf was moist delicious and at least 3/4 pound. The bread smelled amazing and tasted just as good. Our server took the orders, delivered drinks etc and when it was time for the bill she was fast and efficient. Great job!

Good food and quick service. Servers are energetic and always coming by to make sure everything is…read moreall right.

We were looking for a place to grab a late breakfast/brunch. Stopped in here and enjoyed a great…read moremeal with great service. My son wanted lunch instead and got the kids hamburger which was adult sized. The pancakes were great as well as the skillet. Will definitely return when we are in town looking for breakfast.

Just around the corner! Jumped off of 24 to fill 2 tanks and empty another. We stumbled across…read morethis restaurant which looks like a new building in an old town by other new and old buildings. Don't be fooled or discouraged, once you have been seated the menu helps you understand that this place is like a farmer in his Sunday best. Good ole fashioned home cooked meals, large portions and friendly staff. I had Gabriel's skillet with a side of Biscuits and country gravy. MmmMmm Grandma would be proud. Don't drive by this one without a giving it a try.

We lucked into this place because US-31 is woefully lacking in restaurants. It's a tiny place that…read moredoesn't look like it has been updated since it opened in 1938. The help was great. I had the large tenderloin and my wife had the cheeseburger we were both very happy with our meals. The tenderloin definitely crushed Culver's.

Artie's is a little corner sandwich shop that has been around since the 1940's. The tiny diner…read moreprobably hasn't changed much over those 80 years with original vinyl counter seats and Formica tables. I counted five booths and five counter stools that stayed full during our visit. The staff (a couple) are salt-of-the-earth sweet and hustle to keep orders coming. They know the regulars by name and cajole about family. The menu offers breakfast or lunch, with tenderloins as the featured items. Prices are inexpensive. Food comes out quickly. The tenderloins are premade and frozen. They are thin and the breading is flavorful. I had the daily special, a Tenderloin Manhattan which came with green beans and mashed potatoes. This was pure comfort food. The potatoes and tenderloin were good, but the gravy was over salty for me. My husband had the tenderloin sandwich with fries. The tenderloin was ok and the fries were really hot and good. An article on the wall indicated that Artie, the original owner, passed away in an auto accident in 1954. A local business award plaque hung above our table. I'm not sure that the shop is A.D.A. compliant as there are steps at the front door and the aisle is very narrow. There may be a ramp at a rear entrance, I couldn't tell. We found free street parking on an adjacent street. I give the place high marks on character and I love the service. The food is ok.

Such a great diner atmosphere and such great food! Has nice and polite servers and the Hillbilly…read moreOmelet w/ gravy is the best and paired with the French toast

I ordered a Double Cheese Burger Mustard Pickle and Mayo…read more(Simple) I called to tell them my order was wrong, only for the lady working the night shift to say I can talk to the boss tomorrow. Then she literally act like I took a patty off or something like what Gurl are you kidding me this is not right and y'all didn't make it right SIMPLE. The photo speaks for itself . It's okay to say you messed up but to go back and forth with me is crazy knowing the book didn't make it correctly and he knows he didn't. I end up throwing the food away and I would never recommend this place. Charged 22$ for what. They need the old workers back cause these new folks disgust and it don't make no sense Didn't want to give not one star but gotta rate in order to post

Best biscuits and gravy in the world (no lie)! Biscuits and gravy is a guilty pleasure no matter…read morewhat your figure looks like, but if you're going to give in to temptation, theirs are the best. I don't know how they do it, but it is always consistently wonderful. They serve breakfast all day (open daily early til 1 or 2, depending on crowd) with great omelets, eggs any way, good pancakes, and especially good French toast. American fries (sliced fried potatoes) or hash browns are available as well as either sausage or bacon. They serve fountain Coke products (yay!) and their bottomless cup of coffee is good. For lunch there are assorted plate lunches. You select the meat you want and the sides. They have good hamburgers, tenderloins, fish sandwiches -- all the traditional standard American diner choices. The JJ Special is the giant hamburger with all the fixins. Their french fries are very good and they have fried mushrooms, too. J&J's is a family owned diner. One of my favorite places for breakfast and lunch -- we always camp out there for lunch every Saturday. They have numerous 4-top tables, a long 8-top, and a round table at the back for people to sit and visit through the day. A true mid-western diner, J&J Roadhouse has a soda fountain counter with button stools. Food comes out through a window behind the counter. Milk shakes are made with real ice cream. Be sure to ask what pies are available if you are interested. I wish they had them out in one of those displays on the counter like they used to... A tv hangs near the ceiling with the volume low so those who want can follow important sports games or the weather channel. The day's Lafayette and Monticello newspapers are usually available at the end of the lunch counter. J&J has a great family feel. The decor includes Brookston memoribilia, and a giant bingo board at the back end for when the Lions hold their weekly Wednesday night bingo. It's a fun night if you can make it. There are lots of menu choices for kids (who will love sitting at the counter) and it is easily navigated with a wheelchair. I hope you like J&J Roadhouse as much as I do!

Always good food and service. Cash only. right on 43 just off 18. Restroom small not very acessable…read moreto some.

Great food, wonderful service, lots of space. So glad we discovered this gem with so many of…read moreoptions and breakfast all day.

Very countryesque. Down home cooking with great service and really good food!…read more The portions are huge! From the menu I thought my meal would be on the smaller side. I am not a big eater at all and the menu Pic is definitely deceiving! I could only manage a little under half my plate! I would definitely stop here again while in the area. The only thing I can say that wasn't what I would order again is the biscuit. While tasty, it was a bit on the dry side and dense.

My friends and I stopped by on a road trip. Despite how popular it is, the four of us were seated…read moreinside within 10-15 minutes. Of course, we opened up with root beer and root beer floats. I had a float and then a regular root beer later and while I DO love a good float (and this was good), Triple XXX's root beer is so good it deserves to be drunk itself. I got the famous Purvis, the burger with the peanut butter. It was...interesting. I took a bite and thought "yup; that's peanut butter". It weirdly worked? And let me tell you, these prices are GREAT. If you pay cash, you can avoid the ~$3 credit card charge but even with that, prices are AMAZING. Wonderful spot, I'll pass by every time I have an excuse.

TLDR: I'd return but I'd order differently…read more Service was very friendly and the excellent root beer flowed freely. Atmosphere is old time lunch counter with far too many pictures and posters from DDD. The food wasn't bad. The pork tenderloin sandwich was good as were the fries. I've got reservations about the Dean Purvis burger, though. It's a signature burger but as much as I believe that peanut butter is a blessing from above, it adds absolutely nothing to a cheeseburger. The counterman enthusiastically recommended adding bacon to the burger. I went for it but again, it really added nothing beyond an upcharge. The beef itself though wasn't bad at all. The onion rings were also not worth the addition. They're very much low end standard food distributor issue and distinctly 'meh.' I watched a frostie being made. It's something like an inverse root beer float, a lot of ice cream with a small amount of root beer. The number of scoops of ice cream that went into that blender was positively insane. So yeah, I'd go back but I'd order a tenderloin, a more basic burger, or something from the breakfast menu.