Food was amazing! Great fries, salad, tuna melt, patty melt and classic smash burger. Could be a…read morebit more friendly but great spot. We make sure to go when I am in town!

Perfect spot for lunch - not too busy on a Wednesday afternoon. The interior was nice and clean,…read morethere's also outdoor seating. Our server was kind and helpful. Food took a bit longer than expected (think ~30 minutes), but I really enjoyed my salad. The chicken was on a dryer side though.

Oasis restaurant and bar reminds me of the roadhouses I would go to on occasion as a kid with my…read moreparents. Absolutely the right place to pick if you want a classic bar and simple pub food, with specials written on a whiteboard on the wall, and prices for shots written on the liquor bottles. All of the staff there were wonderful, and the local crowd was great as well.

What a difference from two years ago! Clean, fresh and friendly. I really liked the gravy burger…read more It was delicious. The burger patty was thick and very tasty. The gravy had grilled onions and Swiss cheese was on it. I will get it again.

Service was amazing! The mozzarella cheese pull was at least 2 feet. Ambiance was nice and relaxed…read more Food was good as well.

Service and ambiance was great we got there at the end of the buffet that was out but the chicken…read morewas still good and great desserts!

This is a cute little restaurant. The service is great at times. I have had good food here, but…read moretoday was not one of those days. I ordered country fried steak with hash browns and eggs over easy. I believe that the country fried steak is premade frozen then deep fried. Not horrible, but not as good as I know fresh to be. The eggs were cooked medium and had dark yellow oil/grease all over them. The hash browns should have been called hash blacks. Very over cooked, black and brown crunchy. The griddle spatula scraped off black grease on the side of the plate. This breakfast will not inspire me to return anytime soon. I will say I've had very good omelets here.

My cousin and I was visiting this little town in Indiana to spend the 4th of July with family the…read morehamburger and chicken was wonderful but sugar in green beans not happening for us

The beer was good, the food was good. The atmosphere could be a bit more Abbey-ish. The service was…read morealso good. There was also a door just to the right of the entry where some critters was scratching to get out. Not sure if it was a pet or a wayward wild rodent but I'd sure like to know!?!

The Brew Works is beside the Benedictine Nunnery. The beer and wine were good. The eating space…read morewas like a cafeteria with one room for 21s and older and a smaller room by the entrance was for families with children. The Pizza, fried mushrooms, and Baked Ravioli were served hot. The Baked Ravioli are a favorite for me and very good.

We enjoyed the buffet so much on a Monday that we went back on Friday as they add several styles of…read moreshrimp on Fridays. Food is home cooked fresh every day and it was obvious. We had Lori on Monday who brought our drinks and refills. On Friday we had Darcy doing the honors. Both were very friendly and efficient! Very family friendly and the deserts were so good that we had to make a trip to their bakery to pick up a couple delicious pies.

Gasthof Amish Village, Montgomery IL. June, 2026. My husband and I were traveling along US-50, and…read morewe reached this buffet-style restaurant for lunch. Having grown up in PA, I'm very familiar with "Pennsylvania Dutch" or Amish and Mennonite cooking. I would characterize this style of cooking as hearty, simple, and high-calorie comfort food. The buffet included three main sections. The first included two soups (chicken noodle and vegetable), salad bar items, prepared salads (such as coleslaws and broccoli salad), and some gelatin molds. The second station was hot items (meats, gravies, vegetables). Finally, there was a dessert station with an assortment of cobblers, cookies, cupcakes, soft serve ice cream, and more. I noticed other patrons with homemade white bread but I somehow missed it on the buffet. Overall, there was a good selection of items available. I most enjoyed the meatloaf, mashed potatoes, broccoli salad, and berry and peach cobblers. The biggest misses were the chicken noodle soup (which didn't seem to contain any chicken pieces, was only lukewarm, and very over-salted) and the chocolate ice cream, which was runny. My husband and I found the food to be generally bland. (Granted, Amish food isn't known to have a spicy profile). In addition, they didn't offer some foods and desserts that I generally associate with Amish cooking -- pickled eggs, Harvard beets, macaroni and cheese, cinnamon apples. shoo fly pie, apple dumplings, fry pies, Whoopie pies, etc. (Admittedly, the traditional Amish foods in the Midwest may differ from those in Pennsylvania). The restaurant had a lot of seating and was clean, and had a cute gift shop that you passed through on the way in and out. Our server was sufficiently attentive. Parking was free and plentiful. The all-you-can-eat lunch buffet was $16.99 per person; drinks not included.

I happened to be in Jasper for a work meeting. We decided to head to this restaurant to grab lunch…read more I apologize I didn't get any photos as it was a work lunch. This place is adorable. It feels like an old German inn. The waitress staff wore cultural dresses. They even have a cute little gift shop. The salad bar looked fresh with plenty of options. I had the Ruben. It was delicious. It does not come with any sauce, but the waitress was happy to grab me thousand island. This was probably one of the best Ruben's I've had. For the side, I went with the German fries. Everything was tasty and I hope to come back again! A lot of the group ordered the fried chicken plate special and it looks delicious. They all enjoyed it as well.

Previously family and I have attended some great German restaurants in the motif of a beer hall…read more This is not that. It is more of an inn. There are lots of items on display almost like a small museum. Don't forget the gift shop. I was thrilled. Obviously popular, the clientele was experienced, but diverse. While I did not hear German discussion, I might have. Next to the restaurant is a building that is their catering. It was as big as the restaurant. Walking in, the sign said to seat yourself. Sometimes that means a delay in a server finding you. Nay, nay. She was prompt, attentive and knowledgeable. She was great. Because I scanned the menu ahead of time, I knew that I wanted the trio of wursts. They were among the best I've had. My server talked me into the potato salad. It was great. Along with the wursts, I ordered a salad and completely enjoyed their house made blue cheese dressing. The beer menu had Spaten Special. Spaten is a rare treat for and this is the first time I have even enjoyed it on tap. When I was leaving, I was able to buy a six pack of harder to find German beers. My adult son loves German beer and did not even recognize one I brought that he loved. Restraining myself, I made only modest purchases in the gift shop. This will not be true next visit. As far as the museum aspect, there are many displays. Down one wall are many car models, train models, liquor decanters and numerous other German items. I sneaked into a closed dining room with great displays of stein and wine history. A few times a year, I head from TN to IN. I will make this a two day stop. Oh, did I mention there is a hotel right next door to keep my safe from driving after enjoying a few great beers on tap?

Just wanted to get some coffee and a snack. Can't get anything unless you are paying to stay the…read morenight.

We stumbled across S. Nick's when we were driving cross-country, and were taken by it enough to…read moremake a point of stopping in again the next time we were in the area. This restaurant is actually in the basement of a hotel, which strikes me as more than a little strange, but perhaps this was done so that it can continue to be the best kept secret in Santa Claus ;-) It's not always offered, but when it is they do a seriously excellent Sunday brunch buffet here!  The selection is outstanding, and the prices are very reasonable.

I took my Lady there for our 44th anniversary. She had the Tuna, I had the Salmon. Very good! The…read moreservice was great, the portions fair, and the ambiance was fantastic! I highly recommend!

Just ok. Nothing special. We had an issue with one night went it took over an hour to get our food…read moreand when it arrived it was just ok. They sent us a gift card but we won't use it and we won't go back. We even told them that.

What a great divey bar! No frills...Just cheap eats and cold drinks!…read more Fresh brewed iced tea. Great flavor on the mock turtle soup We both had the 1/2 lb. Steakburger. Great flavor on that as well. I had the sweet potato fries, which were delicious. Hubby had the creamy cole slaw and he liked it.

Great little small town restaurant that we love to stumble onto. Fried German bologna sandwich,…read moretenderloin and mock turtle soup (no turtle was sacrificed thus the "mock") and some ice cold beer made a wonderful lunch with great local flare and conversation. The service was great and they made us feel like locals. Outstanding stop!