Love Them! The best food on this side of the river We have…read moreeaten here for over a decade and have never questioned the quality of their food or service! Even in the COVID debacle, we could order, pull up, and grab to-go orders. Fantastic people and food. RUN THERE NOW!!!

Wonderful local owned bbq and meat and 3 dinner. Food is great and staff is so nice. Can't beat…read morethe homemade fixings and desserts

Crystal is always smiling and friendly, goes above and beyond to give you great servic. As far as…read morethe food it's always been deliciou.

Great place neat decor on the walls don't let the outside detour you from going inside. Service was…read moregreat nice friendly many options on the menu also a kids menu you have to stop here. Food was great

Tried the brick and mortar restaurant after enjoying food off their food truck and it is absolutely…read moredelicious. Had the ribeye, asparagus and a side salad. Everything was cooked perfect, service was great and the dining room was clean and comfortable, we will definitely be back.

Cute little place. Met some friends here for dinner. The server was nice but not overbearing. My…read morehusband and i split the Philly cheesesteak and the fish and chips. The cheesesteak was huge and quite yummy. The onion rings were very good. The fish and chips were a good size portion at a fair price. The cheesecakes are all made in house. We got the macchiato cheesecake to share. It was very rich and flavorful. Our friend is in a wheelchair and there is handicap parking right in front of the building and his chair fit through the door no problem. There was a table easily accessible for him. Not sure if there was a wheelchair accessible bathroom as he didn't need one. Overall we had a pleasant experience. Happy to support a family owned restaurant. Hope it does well! We would definitely come back and would recommend it.

Food is really good. Great selection of items. Very fresh. I brought a very large group here for…read morelunch (40-50) and everyone was very pleased. Service is as good as it gets. You can't go wrong here.

Met some friends here for Sunday brunch. Massive space but good overall atmosphere, friendly…read moreservice and pretty good prices. I had the southwestern bowl, over easy eggs with potatoes and chorizo. Really good, even if the serving size was just a tad on the smaller side for the price point. Cinnamon rolls are good, the icing in particular. Everyone in the group liked their meals, our friend who had biscuits and gravy said there could have been just a bit more gravy per biscuit. Will definitely be back.

This small block building hides a very good breakfast inside. Had some cute fall decor outside and…read morecozy clean interior. Best of all, an upbeat- glad to see you- vibe. Stopped in on a Tuesday morning for a late breakfast. So glad we did! Friendly and fast service. Food was very good and well priced. I had biscuits and gravy. The gravy was white and delicious. The biscuits were light and fluffy and hot. I'll order again for sure! My partner had eggs sunny side up, sausage, and toast. He was very happy with his breakfast. So when I was passing by about lunch time headed home, lots of cars in the parking lot. I can only imagine how good lunch is there.

The food was phenomenal, service was amazing. There's just something so amazing about walking in…read moreand the server is carrying around a customers baby while everyone is eating and having a good time. The place was super clean. Food was fresh and not overly greasy or overly salty. Will absolutely be back with the whole family.

The Prime Rib is always good The service is good and friendly it is a place to go on special…read moreoccasions

Very good food! The service is wonderful. Ambience is changing for the better every time I come in.read more

I went to dinner with my family of eight Celebrating a…read morebirthday . The service was poor. My food was wrong when it came and then it took 15 to 20 minutes to get the correct food. When the waitress brought out the cake (which she forgot that we were going to do and she asked everyone if they want a dessert) she didn't bring any silverware. I did speak to the manager. She did comp my food because by the time I got it, the party I was with was all done. First time coming here and probably the last.

My mother was a catfish junkie, so recently to honor the anniversary of her passing my wife and I…read morepicked out this location to dine in her memory as it sounded like the sort of place she would have loved. As soon as I arrived, I knew we were right. It's tucked away from the road with plenty of parking, and housed in a farmhouse style cottage with lots of windows. Signs alert you that there is "no alcohol" on the premises, so don't come for happy hour. Service was friendly, prices incredibly economical. The food? About the best you can hope for for this type of affair. I had the trio, which came with a catfish fillet, 3 chicken tenders, and some butterfly shrimp. The platter also included coleslaw, hushpuppies, white beans, and the choice of another (I opted for a loaded baked potato). My wife had the 2-piece fish fillet meal and opted for fries as her chosen side. While my mom would have preferred the "whole" fish (she called them "fiddlers"), we felt the fillets would serve us close enough as a meal in memory since we didn't want to risk a spare bone. The fillets are tasty, breaded to perfection. Not too greasy, and as my wife noted which is sometimes not the case with catfish, not overtly "fishy" in flavor or aroma. Just really good. The tenders were great as well, tasted fresh and reminded me of tenders from a steakhouse rather than a fast food joint. The buttefly shrimp were great too. Hushpuppies very good, beans on point; coleslaw to me was a bit "meh", but it's rare for me to really love coleslaw. My platter came with an army of sauces (tartar, cocktail, honey mustard, butter, sour cream). The sweet tea is teeth-achingly sweet (wish I'd gone "half and half", but then again this fit the meal). Didn't have room for dessert but the fudgies and caramel pie sound terrific. Not a bit of green or roughage on the platter (other than cabbage in coleslaw) and certainly not "healthy", but tasty as all get out and worthy of our intent.

Great tiny place. Picked up an Italian sandwich with hot peppers and jumbo hot dogs…read more Once Home I loved the Italian & how it's dipped in the gravy. The hot peppers are a new experience and I loved it. It's like hot pickled vegetables that have a fantastic crunch as well as a tartness followed by a little heat. I couldn't eat the whole sandwich & had to use a knife & fork to eat it as it was to wet AND HUGE to pick up and eat. Great find & will return.

So, it took a while to 1) find this place, 2)remember this place existed, since I forgot to…read morebookmark it and finally and most importantly 3) find it! The street address lists it as 1057 so you'd naturally assume it's right next to or *GASP* perhaps replaced by, the Dairy Queen. However, it's actually behind the DQ, adjacent to the Save a Lot. I showed up there 30 minutes prior to closing, read the sign that said 'CASH ONLY' and went around trying to find an ATM before it closed, and hoped the owner wasn't a jerk about showing up 15-10 minutes prior to closing. Not only do they have a 'Chi-town' style hot dog but they also had Italian beef. Yeah, it was going to be that kind of night. The owner, was friendly and from Chicago-so nice to actually see that a Chicago style place here is owned by a Chicago native-weird to hear a thick southern accent say 'oooh, it's from Chi-cagh-go' (Chi-cagh-go equals my lame attempt at writing how southerners say Chicago.) We talked briefly about where we were from in Chicago. The hot dog, was delicious, better than any other pretenders outside of Chicago and as good as say, any mom and pop stand back in the Chi. Poppy seed bun, steamed perfectly, hot dog with a nice snap and run through the garden-with plenty of celery salt that made all the veggies stand out. The Italian beef-as explained on the sign for the uninitiated is served 'soggy.' Soggy enough that I decided to wait til I get home to eat it since I unwrapped one foil layer and could see the gravy already coming through. I realized it's the bread that makes a good sandwich-and this was a close to thick Italian bread from Chicago that is possible-the giardineira a nice spicy antipasto mix that again, is pretty Chicago authentic. The cherry on top of all this is that the owner says he and his wife try to give food to a member of the military and today I happened to be that guy thanked me for my service and shook my hand. Chicago style food and very genuine, mom and pop style Chicago hospitality and an appreciation for the military. Terrific.