This is one of those hole-in-the wall places I dream about finding. I felt like I walked on to a…read more50's movie set. The Oasis is an adorable locally owned diner. The bright yellow and blue place was hopping with the Saturday lunch crowd. There are seven tables inside (all filled) and two covered blue picnic tables outside. Seating is tight, but fun. Classic soft rock plays in the background. The menu offers burgers, hotdogs, tenderloin and other assorted diner foods. People say the burgers are the best in town. Daily specials are listed on a board. They also serve local Triple X root beer and fried Oreos. Klayton took our order. The staff is friendly and efficient. Food came out quick. I had a Chicago Dog (Nathan's dogs). The dog was thick, juicy and authentic, except for the relish. The poppy seed bun was packed with pickles, peppers, tomato, onions and mustard. It was a great dog. My husband had a loaded pork tenderloin, which we were told is the "best". The enormous pork tenderloin was hand pounded and tasted super fresh. The corn meal breading was tasty. The brioche bun was toasted. He loved the tenderloin and gave it a solid "5" and said it was Trail worthy (an honor not bestowed easily). We shared an order of their crinkle cut fries. The fries were super hot and crisp. There is plenty of parking. A beautiful orange tabby greets you at your car. A freshly painted yellow fence surrounds the lot. We'll be back to try the ice cream. Super fun place. Worth the drive.

The cheeseburgers are to die for! Best cheeseburger and coney dogs in Frankfort/Lebanon area!read more

Angry Donkey is worth the trip. We make the trek from Indianapolis and always have a great…read moreexperience. Ambiance is classy but casual attire is acceptable. It's a great escape from the chain restaurants. Fresh ingredients and new takes make for a great destination/meal. Service was great - and our waitress was super attentive and efficient in know to check in when needed and not hover. If you haven't already checked it out - hurry up!

I've been wanting to go here forever and we decided to finally make it happen. Our family all…read moreended up ordering different menu items and we all finished every item we ordered. We started with the pretzel bites and the potato platter (March special). Everything was amazing! My father-in-law and I both said the pierogies tastes like they were made from scratch. The potato skins were chef's kiss as well. One person in our party ordered crab cakes, another ordered the grilled chicken Caesar, one a hamburger, kids chicken tenders, and I got the tuna melt. We all finished every bite of our food. The service was exceptional. I highly recommend making reservations. We will be back!

I wish I had taken pictures. This is a great place to grab a drink or something to eat. The…read morebartender was very friendly and helpful for local information since we were passing through. It seems to be the only bar/restaurant around. We like to travel to small towns and check out the local restaurants and bars for a drink. This place was huge! There are at least 3 different areas for eating with an area for pool tables and dart boards. Our pork tenderloin sandwich and fries were cooked nicely. The sandwich was so large we were able to share it. In fact, they brought us a 2nd plate and bun to share the sandwich! Check them out!

I went to the Hawaiian shave after viewing the TPA lights for hot chocolate. I live out of town so…read moreI had no idea that it existed. What a delight to find a place so quirky and fun. Service was great, Christmas decorations enchanting, hot chocolate perfect.

I have always had great service here, food is good, shaved ice is great, coffee is super and the…read moreCaribbean atmosphere is pretty awesome. They have just about everything you could think of even custard ice cream and it is delicious! Kevin has owned and operated this for years and so glad it's one of the few places that's actually shown up to stay! This town needs to support locally so bad and they don't. It's sad! Keep up the great service and thanks shaved ice for taking care of my cravings!

I love to find a local hole-in-the-wall local diner. Downtown Diner opened in 2013 and has been on…read moremy radar for a while. The tiny restaurant was packed with a line waiting for a table for New Year's Eve lunch. The wait was short, maybe 10 minutes. The place is not fancy or upscale - just salt of the earth. The tables are covered in Formica and clean. It was loud inside with all tables filled and people in a festive mood. People seemed to know each other. Homemade pies filled a case $3.75 a slice. We sat in a comfy booth. The menu is a mix of traditional breakfast and lunch items. They're famous for their one pound hamburgers. I ordered the daily special Rueben Sandwich with fries and coleslaw for only $9.50. What a deal! My meal was huge. The Rueben was on toasted marble rye. There was plenty of corn beef, sauerkraut, cheese and sauce. The fries were nice and hot. The coleslaw was thin sliced and sweet. I finished my meal with a slice of Lemon Meringue pie. The slice was generous and I shared it with my husband. Krista, our server was friendly and attentive. Drink orders are taken quickly. Food comes out in a reasonable amount of time. The staff was hustling to keep up with the packed house. They have daily specials and a kid's menu. Parking is limited in their small lot but there is nearby street parking.

I'm from out of state and finding a decent place to eat is always a challenge. For some weird…read morereason, I like to have a traditional breakfast which is not normal for me. I don't like chain restaurants, and I'm a big supporter of small business if the price is right. This diner is probably typical of small towns, quaint, and good service. You can tell locals like it by the way the waitresses know their names. Food is above standard and the coffee is just the way I like it. None of the perfumy crap. I've been here twice so far.

Being nice I'd give my experience here today two stars. It was mediocre at best. They use to have…read morethe greatest food, but quality has simply left the building. The lemon caesar machine that used to bring me in just for a drink has been temporarily down for months. My coney dog with everything had more ketchup than coney sauce, and the bun was stale. I also had a similar experience last time, but decided to give it another shot. Unless your just looking for a good batch of crinkle cut fries, I no longer recommend it. Unfortunately they seemed to have forgotten what made them a great spot for lunch in previous times. How sad!

If you love a little hole in the wall that serves great comfort food, then try The Vintage Cafe. We…read morelearned about the cafe on Yelp. When we drove up we were uncertain as it was a little gray building among other storage buildings. But there were about 50 cars surrounding the building. Good sign. Let me be clear, this is not upscale or trendy, but salt of the earth. There was a short line for tables. The place was hopping. The walls were covered with images of Hollywood stars. Many handwritten signs and boards described deserts, specials and featured items. We found seats within 15 minutes. The menu is filled with breakfast and lunch items that are served all day. There are quirky fun items such as sauerkraut balls (which are hand made), pickle fries and stuffed tater tots. The Memorial Day special lunch included a hot dog, hamburger slider, watermelon and a side for $8.99. The slider and watermelon called out to me. When the plate came, I wasn't expecting so much food. The slider was amazing. There were 2 smash burger patties on a nice bun with cheese, sauce and pickle. The slider was good. The slice of watermelon was massive, refreshing and fun. The homemade coleslaw is creamy and delicious. My husband ordered the Breaded Tenderloin. OMG, that tenderloin was about twelve inches in diameter and came with a large roll that dwarfed the pork. The pork was thick with a great peppery breading. He only ate half and took the rest home. We shared an order of the stuffed tater tots that were filled with potato, jalapeño, onion and cheese. Oh man, those are addictive. As we were finishing up, the owner of the restaurant approached our table. Kate Rhine has been owner/cook of The Vintage Cafe for four years. She's been a home cook since she was in fourth grade. She was cheerful and wanted to know how I liked the Memorial Day Special since I was the first to order. I loved the meal. the burger was great and watermelon and coleslaw refreshing. The hot dog was going home with us. Our server, Felicia, was great. She helped describe the menu, was attentive, super friendly and kept water glasses full. Even the fella bussing the tables was amazing and friendly. It was clear these folks were hustling to keep up with the crowd. This cafe is fun and delicious. I can't wait to go back. Thanks, YELP reviewers for leading the way.

This place had one of the best Breakfasts I have ever eaten, and all of the musical signs and album…read morecovers really made the place feel like a 90s kid paradise, our hostess was very patient and nice, there was a bit of screaming in the kitchen area that disrupted the meal a bit but besides that I can't wait to come back to try more of the menu.

Very bad service, food is always cold, always a long wait for food, the hamburgers always has some…read moremuch mustard just very disappointed in this Dairy Queen.

Do not go here. Waited in line for 40 minutes for cold food and melted ice cream. Not only were the…read moreemployees rude but no one apologized for the long wait or offered and explanation.

I have been to this burger King 2 times in 6 months. My order is never right. Will never be backread more

All I'm going to say is their service sucks. Managers are rude and ignore you. Not fresh food even…read morewhen they park you. Update--When I made this post, I got sick a couple hours later. Without learning my lesson, I came back here today to get food. Again, sick to my stomach. Don't come here.