A New Diner in Town: A Tale of Hope, Heartbreak, and Tater Tot Redemption…read more In the culinary wilderness that has been our town -- a place where the absence of a diner left a void as deep as an overcooked egg yolk -- a beacon of hope appeared. A shiny, remodeled restaurant, doors flung open like the gates of heaven, promising comfort food and a taste of community. I wanted to love it. I tried to love it. I gave it four chances. And yet, like a tragic romance, it just didn't love me back. Let's break it down, shall we? Round 1: The Cheeseburger and the Pizza The burger arrived with all the enthusiasm of a middle school band recital -- you appreciate the effort, but it's hard to clap. The patty, handmade but devoid of seasoning, was swallowed whole by the bun and veggies like a lost soul in a carb purgatory. The pizza? Let's just say it was... a pizza. Not as good as the old local spot, but even that place had off days. So, I gave it a lukewarm, "Eh, okay," and trudged on. Round 2: Breakfast of Regret I ordered biscuits and gravy, hoping for a warm hug in food form. What I got was more like a passive-aggressive pat on the back. The biscuits were decent, but the gravy was a ghost of flavor past. I've had better gravy at a gas station -- literally. Round 3: Cheeseburger Revisited Hope flickered. The burger was thicker this time, a marked improvement. I could finally taste the meat, though it still screamed for seasoning. Salt and pepper, people -- it's not witchcraft. The tater tots, though? Chef's kiss. Golden, crispy, and so good I almost forgot about the bland burger. Almost. Round 4: The Breakfast Apocalypse This was where my hope went to die. Over-easy eggs came out well-done, their yolks clinging to life like they knew what was coming. The toast was so thin it practically dissolved upon touch, a mere suggestion of bread. And the sausage patties? Flattened and flavorless, like sadness pressed into pork form. For $10, I didn't get breakfast -- I got existential dread. The Verdict Despite my complaints, I want this place to succeed. I want it to thrive. It's new, and everyone deserves time to find their footing. So, I'll be back. Maybe not next week, maybe not next month, but in six months to a year, I'll give it another shot. Because every diner deserves a redemption arc, and I still believe in happy endings -- even if, for now, they taste like tater tots. 3 stars. For potential. For effort. And for those glorious tots.

I am giving a 2 star instead of a 1 for the fact they are still new. But ... what a disaster…read more New restaurant offering all you can eat fish.... on a Friday is a recipe for disaster. Sat down at 5:30.... no acknowledgement from anyone until 605 when we had to stop a waitress. Drinks arrived at 630. Salads never arrived... asked about them... brought them out but they were out of the dressing we wanted. (salad is just lettuce and cheese) My meal came out 645.... lukewarm. 705 the rest of the meals come out.... ran out of baked potatoes so they arbitrarily substituted wedges for one person and fries for another. No veggies came out at all:.... and the slaw didn't either. I don't think anything else could have gone worse. All of the customers were just looking around like we were being punk'd. I hope the operations smooth out but the quality of what we had.... tenders, fries, cod..... were not good. If someone would have at least acknowledged the time delay, the food we sent back, the food we didn't get,,..: by just removing the cost off the items of the bill I think we would have been ok. But we had to tell the cashier what we needed credit for .... and she was not happy about it.

This is the second time I have had very poor service here. The employees look past you when you're…read moreat the counter. Last time, I waited for 15 minutes past the pick up time because they didn't call my name out. When finally got their attention they said I choice speak up next time. This time I asked for some green onions on the side. I nearly finished my food before I went and asked about them again and the lady said "I forgot" then I still waited another few minutes before getting them.

Fresh and delicious sandwiches, hot soup and well chilled salads. Good children's menu options…read morethat are also for naughty ones, just kidding.. all is tasty and lots of desserts. Always get the sweat tea. Nicely refurbished building filled with friendly chatty staff. Welcomed addition to Corydon. The parking lot is a squeeze if pulling a trailer or in a huge truck.

!!! In I live in Indianapolis ,, IN ‍‍‍‍‍ OK, this is the fourth day in a row. I come down here for…read morea job and somehow I seem to keep eating at this place every day. This is my flip stix. I got They are good. No I'm lying. They are great. This is one of the main things that I like from here. I love to eat and I love to write reviews if it's great I will be the first today. This is one of the mustang in order to eat it you must dip your sour cream and your cheese sauce and sour cream n cheese again thank me later.‍‍‍‍‍

So disappointed. I live in Corydon. I go here maybe every 6 months. So I went today. I give it 9…read moremonths now. The food is half a$&. My wife ordered a filet med rare. It came out well. No red. My food was cold and dry. I gave them a 2 star because the beer was cold. Service was a 2 also.

4++ as a food tourist, I read somewhere that I needed to try some burgoo (a thick stew consisting…read moreof meat and vegetables that originated in Kentucky). The location I originally planned on visiting (closer to Whiskey Row in Louisville) literally closed a couple of days before I came into town. Not a big deal. I found this location and it was on the road and on the way of my drive to Indianapolis. When I walked in, I was greeted by the friendliest person and was seated in a booth. My server came over and I apologize, but I forget the young lady's name - I think it was Chloe (or Zoey?) - but she was just so attentive and pleasant. I ordered the (brisket) sandwich and burgoo combo. It came out pretty quickly. The burgoo was a good 'stick to your ribs' type of dish and the sandwich was tasty. There are two types of BBQ sauce on the table to add to the sandwich depending on your preference. Really solid meal overall. A lot of food for a reasonable price too! I got a box for most of my sandwich so I can enjoy later that evening. The service style here is a full service sit down restaurant, but vibe is still pretty casual. Feels like one of those restaurants where you don't want to cook, but you want a delicious hot meal that won't break the bank. Although I was here by myself, this place looks like it would be great for groups and families as well.

Tonight was our Monthly Gideon Dinner Meeting with 13 members present…read more Hannah was our friendly, knowledgeable server. There were many different items ordered. I didn't hear any complaints. Food and service is always excellent.

The fried pickles were so good and pretty sure they were homemade. Came out fresh. The special for…read morethe day was sauerkraut and smoked sausage and it was great. The pinto beans were different than we're used to, but still pretty good. They were out of Texas toast for the ham and cheese sandwich, but it was still tasty and the fries were cooked extra crispy like I asked. The staff was great too! Soda is not fountain, so keep that in mind when ordering because you are ordering by the can!

Nope. Pass. We…read morewalked in for breakfast and got the "you're not from around here" stare. Which is fine, that doesn't bother me. What DOES bother me is that we were totally ignored from the waitstaff. Walked by us multiple times before we had to stop someone and ask for menus. (This was after we asked if we sat ourselves when we first walked in, so they saw us and knew we were there). The place was only half full (or half empty, depending on your perspective). I got a loaded omelet, which was delicious. Hubs got the country fried steak, which he said was ok. When he ordered, he asked for hashbrowns with cheese and onions. What came out, was nothing close to hashbrowns. When we asked, she said they only had one kind of breakfast potato. Why wouldn't you tell us that when he ordered? Everything other than my omelet was barely even warm. My omelet was great and huge, so I shared. Super cheap, but again, sat forever with empty plates and no bill. We finally just ended up figuring out what the cost of everything was and leaving cash on the table. I was a server for years. So my criticism of bad service does not come lightly.

In the area starving & looking for a place to eat, Teena's Pizza showed up my Yelp app and it was…read morenearby. The is parking & the building is small. Surprisingly there was plenty of seating for the 10 of us. The staff were nice and I ordered 8in buffalo chicken pizza, fried dill pickles & large drinks. They have fountain drinks & 2 liters drink options. They ordered the largest cheese pizza & it came with free breadsticks. We did have to wait for a decent time but they were fairly busy with people picking up call in orders. The fried dill pickles & breadsticks came out and they were hot and fresh. I loved the pickles they were crispy & seasoned & had a dipping sauce. Also did I mention it brick oven pizza style, so once our pizzas came out a few minutes later not & fresh out the oven. You can see the crisp on the bottom & crust. The buffalo chicken pizza was good not hot buffalo sauce but still packed some flavors. 8 inches wasn't a big pizza almost a personal size but still plenty and our other group devoured their cheese pizza. It the huge and delicious. They didn't have a trash can and we were told to leave our stuff for clean up. They have one small bathroom but it was well stocked & clean. We were pleasantly surprised by the location size, service and food. Don't sleep on local places you never know until you try it.

Seriously the best food around!! I've never ordered anything that wasn't absolutely delicious. Good…read moresize portions and great pricing

Extra tasty food in this little bee hive on the side of the road, make sure call to check hours…read more Very good pizza, we enjoyed the Hawaiian Pizza. They have cooked to order burgers and sandwich with some large sides. Can't wait to return to this little local gem. They have some small items for sale, found some goat soap at a great price. Extra friendly staff buzzing around in here, just could not help myself. It's a good hive.

First: The address is Leavenworth, IN not Marengo. GPS will take you to wrong area on the state…read moreroad. My visit was pre-pandemic. I grew up in the area and was back visiting. It wasn't very late and most places were closed so I headed to yelp to find something and this was listed. The building used to be a small grocery, gas station, and grill. The new owners have converted it to a spacious dine in restaurant. The menu is salads, lunch meat sandwiches, chicken, burgers, pizza, icecream, etc. I have the kickin bourbon burger. It was about $7 for a single and it was plenty big along with the fries. If it was a previously frozen burger I couldn't tell. It tasted great. It's bee themed, so you can get honey and some decor as well. The only down side is you have to purchase bottled drinks and the sugar-free options were pretty limited.

Great pizza. On the ball waiter. I wools definitely go back. Place had sports (3 different events)…read moreon TVs spread throughout. Relaxed atmosphere. I think they have a bar too.

The food was amazing like always and this is our second time being here and our waitress Zoey was…read morehere and served us well and did good and the manager should give her a raise