I have eaten at many Penn Station locations and the one here in Richmond Indiana is the worst. They…read moregot my order incorrectly and the Manager is very rude and disrespectful. This used to be a nice place to eat at and was very friendly and efficient, but since the new Management. I has went way down hill.

Strange name, good sandwiches…read more The first time I saw one of these stores, I was visiting from Philly. I figured it was a place that called a Cheese Steak a "Philly" and added green peppers that don't belong. Besides, Penn Station, to people there, is the train station on 34th Street in New York City, and subs or submarine sandwiches came from Atlantic City. Preconceptions can be everything, but I get the Italian hoagie, errr, sub with oil (no mayo, please) and it's not bad. Dietz & Watson meats and cheeses and Amoroso rolls? No, but it turns out that the taste is good anyway and that's the only thing that counts. While it's not Philadelphia or Atlantic City shop-like, it's worthy of a few visits. The staff are friendly and try to do whatever you need or want. It's definitely better than Subway, for me.

I just called to tell them that they have lost our business…read more I went through the drive up to order and didn't like that I was talking to a machine and not a person. I did get a person at the windows to explain that my bill was higher than expected because the combo does not include the drink as other restaurants do. But the reason they lost our business is because when we got home and opened it up, they had the smallest pieces of chicken I had ever seen. Prices are up everywhere, but to reduce the size of the chickens substantially while raising prices is not acceptable. People there are nice,but corporate controls the chicken size. Shame on them.

All good. Great service with a smile. My food was great, gizzards and livers with wedges. The store…read moreand staff were great very friendly and clean. I use to be able to get these from a competitor in Greenville OH but no longer serve. Happened to stop in a Lee's and I'm back in business. Thanks!!

Who can say no to afternoon dessert and coffee? We were shoppers by at Warm Glow Candle, and the…read moreCafe was a great break. We all had the lemon blueberry cake and some coffee. Moist rich lemon cake with a pound cake like texture, and a rich custard like icing. Will be stopping in again just for the cake.

Delicious food served quickly. Clearly fresh ingredients and an overall very lovely vibe in the…read moremiddle of a gorgeous candle shop. Will absolutely be returning during road trips. The employees were friendly, not much more you can ask for at a spot like this.

From the looks of it, a Pizza King pizza is definitely not a traditional pizza. Rather than the…read moreusual sliced veggies, mushrooms, pepperoni, bacon and such, everything is finely minced so that no one ingredient stands out or is easily recognizable. The crust is neither St. Louis thin, thankfully, nor thick like a deep dish or store bought rising crust pizza. It inhabits that middle ground like a Pizza Hut hand tossed. That being said, whenever I go back to Richmond/Centerville, usually for a high school reunion with this weekend being our 50th, one thing I always plan on is eating at Clara's Pizza King. There is something about its preparation and flavor that I really like. This past weekend, some twenty+ of my former classmates met up there and had a good time reminiscing and eventually eating. Our food didn't arrive until an hour and a half after we were seated. While disappointing, it's understandable considering the size of our group and I'm sure the staff was trying to have everything served at roughly the same time. The area we were sat at was the lowest level of the split level restaurant. The bulk of the lighting came from a single small window, which seemed somewhat blinding compared to the almost cave-like dim lighting for most of that area. Brighter lighting would be welcome there. So, there's room for improvement, but the food was on point and enjoyed by all.

If you're looking for a funky place to eat in Richmond, Indiana to come to Claire's Pizza came they…read morehave an actual double-decker bus inside. The building service is great and if you need refills, they have a phone on the wall where you can call the kitchen to order to get refills. Food is tasty piping hot and the staff is friendly can be.

The food was ok. The manage was extremely rude and unprofessional. And the restaurant was kind of…read moredirty.

Tenders were like rubber. Onion rings were more breading than onion. Complete waste of $25.00…read more Tossed it after a couple of bites.

PROS: -decent sized space between tables and hi-tops…read morethroughout dining area, a large wrap-around bar, a sun-room-esque space of the northeast corner, and an outdoor patio area -extensive menu of variety that includes sandwiches, pizza, and mexican -server was friendly and efficient throughout our meal experience -Texas Twist Pretzel ($15.95) filled out what would typically be used for a 12-14" pizza and had the height of a deep dish. Nice crunchy and salty exterior with a soft bread interior. You may select 3 from their 4 sauce offerings for dipping. We chose the beer cheese, nacho cheese, and brew pub mustard. Mustard was sweet, which was OK, but we were hoping for something leaning more into the spicy zone. The four of us ate maybe 2/3rds of it before our meals arrived. Very different from anywhere else I have seen and would definitely consider again. -Wife and I shared a 12" Veggie Pizza ($19.95 on menu, but noticed we were charged $9.25 on receipt) that looks like a Pizza King pizza, but is much heavier. It was generously loaded with cheese in addition to mushroom, onion, green pepper, and olive. We ate a little more than half of it. Absolutely would consider ordering this again. -Father-in-law ordered the Fish Sandwich (12.95), which is advertised as an 8" filet served on a hoagie bun. It looked all of that size when it came out and he seemed to enjoy it. He took half of it home. CONS: -Acoustics in the main dining area can make it difficult to have a conversation at your table. -Father-in-law asked if we could eat in the sun-room space, due to his hearing aids, but he was told it was reserved for 4 hours later that afternoon, so we were seated in the main area. (Discouraged as we saw a family seated in the sun-room space an hour later after the main area had mostly filled.) -[*I didn't learn about most of this until afterwards, otherwise I probably would have said something.]. Daughter ordered the Chicken Wrap Dinner Special ($10.95), which can be ordered grilled or breaded (she ordered grilled), came with cheddar cheese, shaken in choice of sauce (she ordered buffalo), and is served with fresh chips and cole slaw. The cole slaw is mayo-based instead of vinegar as she was hoping. Her chips, while to their credit were freshly made, were not completely finished as several of them were still raw. She said there was no buffalo flavor to her chicken and it just tasted blah. On top of that, she felt miserable the rest of the day, so we're questioning the handling of the chicken. OVERALL: -Only initial hiccup was where we were seated, so I would have leaned more towards a 4.5 star review. After learning about the multiple issues with my daughter's experience, would probably lean more 3.5 for our family as a whole. Bottom line, would return and order the pretzel, pizza, and other sandwiches, but stay away from the chicken options and perhaps make sure they finish preparing the chips if you get them.

Tasty pizza! My brother and I shared a Red Front Royal served hot right from the oven and topped…read morewith all the usual stuff -- sausage, pepperoni, bacon, mushroom, olive, peppers, etc. Was it the best pizza I've ever had? No. Was it a darn good pizza? You bet. We went mid-afternoon and there was hardly anyone there. There's not much by way of decor, but it would fun place to watch a big game with friends over beer and bar food.

Amazing space! With wonderful art, coffee and treats. Staff were helpful and so very kind!…read more Wished we lived closer so we could stop all the time.

A fun not so little coffee house that feels like a relaxed community environment. Tasty food and…read moretreats (sandwiches, salads, large Bavarian pretzel or bakery fresh muffins) and many coffee options; the americano was hot, smooth and perfect which was a wonderful surprise since it smelled really strong ( I don't use cream or sugar in my coffee). Head to the other room for beer on tap. There is indoor and outdoor seating. And the staff is friendly, helpful, and patient as I decided what I wanted; it was my first visit and hoped not my last. This is a fabulous hidden gem with quality product at a very reasonable price!

We spent so much time here! They have a wide variety of products from groceries to flowers and…read moreoutdoor furniture. Service was friendly and the store was clean. The standout to us were their donuts. We've had donuts from Florida to Vegas and states in between and theirs are quite possibly the best donuts we've ever had! We always have to try glaze cause having a good base is crucial for good donuts. They were phenomenal! They also had interesting flavors like mint cream and orange cream. We will definitely return here and recommend you check them out!

Fountain Acres is a National Treasure! The store, sandwiches, cheese needs to be on everyone's…read morebucket list. Five stars seems like an understatement. I may move to Fountain City, just to be closer. Fountain City is run by local Amish. They produce and sell just about everything including furniture, dry goods, cheese and other dairy products. The shop is immense and immaculate. The shelves are filled with colorful candy, locally produced grains and flour, pasta galore, and more. At one end of the store is a bakery selling fresh donuts, pies and fry cakes. At the other end is a deli, making fresh sandwiches to order. The sandwiches are amazing. I had a turkey and ham sandwich on rye. The sandwich was packed with meat, cheese and fresh toppings. This was the best sandwich that I have had in a long time and it was $3.99. There is no place to eat inside, so you must take your food to go. The staff were friendly and efficient. The cheeses are amazing and flavorful. I picked up horseradish and bacon cheeses. The prices are reasonable. You can even buy chicken coups and outbuildings. There was an extensive collection of bird food and custom feeders. There is plenty of mid week parking, but probably crowded on weekends. Bring a cooler. This shop is fabulous.