A very stand-up establishment in the historical town of Old Vincennes. Located off the banks of…read morethe Wabash River and nestled into the epicenter of what is the first "Main Street" in Indiana... ... This quaint Diner offers up the general fare you would expect from a divey-diner experience, but elevated. From the exquisite breakfasts, to beef manhattan lunches. You may also, want to choose from a wide array of delectable homemade pies, ahhh... The owners and staff are beautiful people that pour their souls into the food, and are there daily. Get there at a decent time during their posted hours though... If not, you'll miss out on the food you want, because everything is made to order, and so fresh, they don't waste any "thyme" with leftovers. A small secret... if you have a sweet tooth... Tell Chris, the owner, that your "Food tasted as good as Tom Brady's loving eyes look" & you'll be rewarded with a free piece of Pie!!! Gosh, oh golly, I love this place!

Standard diner fare in a cute little store in downtown Vincennes. I had 2 eggs, ham, and toast, and…read moreit was all tasty. The main reason I want to review this place is because it was SO cheap. I mean, you could eat here three times a week for the price of going to any other restaurant once per week. Most of the breakfast dishes were like...$5 or under. Serious deals for this kind of food, not something you see these days. I appreciated this diner for being one of few restaurants that just serves bare bones, basic food for cheap.

Great selection of donuts! Amazing cakes and other baked goods. They even have a great selection of…read morechocolate candies. Very good service as well. Definitely worth a stop when in the area.

Looking for comfort food and delicious baked goods? The Bakery House has got it. Tucked away in the…read morequiet southern Indiana town of Washington, you might drive past and never know it's there. I tried the beef Manhattan for lunch and it was served on homemade bread along with a generous portion of mashed potatoes, noodles and gravy smothered beef. There were several sides to choose from, but I went with double noodles and that was an excellent choice. These are homemade too with almost a dumpling type consistency. A great meal for those looking for some home cooking and it was enough to split with a friend if I'd wanted to. Not sure if the menu changes or not, but I would like to go back to try some pastries too! Tip - there isn't any seating inside and very little seating outside so you might have to eat in your car or get it to go. We grabbed a picnic table but there are only a couple.

The food is always great and hot. The pancakes are really fluffy. They are square pancakes see the…read morepicture. Bacon just right and crispy and biscuits and gravy are wonderful. The service is a little lacking. I had to ask for refills and had to get my own butter and napkins. The dining room is decorated really neat with old-time Diner pictures and curtains. This is a well priced valued place to eat large dining room several large parties here today

Went here a few times with my fiancé for breakfast. Loved the idea of the square pancakes and they…read moredidn't disappoint. The food was amazing and the service is always quick. I believe even THEE GlennO stopped by our table to check how we were enjoying it. If we're ever back in the area we'll for sure stop in again!

They always have good down home type cooking. The fried catfish is great and the fried chicken if…read morejust like home, with white gravy that has a great taste because its made like southern cooks know how to do! Great deserts as well, and they are open on the weekends ...even Sundays! Enjoy!

This was the first time trying Midpoint and we were very satisfied! We had a large group with small…read morechildren. The staff were friendly, attentive, and very sweet with the kiddos, as well. The menu is extremely diverse! Many options to choose from. My family had the patty melt, the chicken fettuccine alfredo, and the smothered grilled chicken. It was all delicious! My group also took home some delicious pies for dessert! Definitely check this place out in Lawrenceville!

This is an awesome little place that -- after eating and being so well-attended to -- I can't…read morebelieve ding more packed!! My order was made perfectly, and the people here are so nice. Great bakery items and eggs were cooked perfectly as I ordered them. 5 out of 5 stars.

A wonderful place to eat. The food is delicious! Staff is so welcoming and friendly. Has a…read morecharming kind of ambiance. The thrift shop attached is great. You will love this place

Great food and drinks and awesome service. went there in the morning when they first opened and…read morethere was already a big line but they got through it fast. the prices are a bit high but the sausage egg and cheese bagel was really good so I can't complain that much. got the mocha breve and don't love coffee but this was so yummy I scarfed it down. overall great morning vibes and nice people.

The "Impressed On Main" location made the best iced coffee I've ever had! The "Impressed On…read moreMain" location made the best iced coffee I've ever had!

It was clear they were short staffed on a busy night, but they still hustled to take care of every…read moretable while maintaining a positive attitude. The food was absolutely delicious! We started with the potato cakes for our appetizer, the best I've ever had. I had the grouper and my wife had the stuffed salmon, both were seasoned and cooked perfectly! The restaurant had a great vibe with the music and decor, we will definitely be back.

Food is delicious! The servers are always creating a friendly and fun atmosphere. Would always…read morerecommend this place to anyone who wants to eat good food!

Took a detour through Petersburg on our to see the great eclipse and found a fantastic…read morebreakfast/bakery that I won't soon forget. Cakes and Coffee Cafe are housed in an old bank on Main Street in downtown Petersburg, Indiana. The dining room is large with a counter and about a dozen Cafe tables. The place is not fancy decorated with vintage baseball memorabilia and toys. The walls are adorned with antique and vintage photos of the area. We were allowed to pick any table but encouraged to take a private room which was a converted bank office complete with original safe. Cinnamon rolls are their specialty so we ordered one ($1.99) with a side of sausage. I ordered 2 eggs with bacon and rye toast ($4.99). The menu offered a variety of coffee options which we enjoyed until our food arrived. When the food arrived, it was clear that the rye toast bread was homemade and the sausage was fresh. Our waitress said the bread is made by local Amish and the sausage comes from a butcher in Evansville. The ingredients were indeed fresh and tasted wonderful. The cinnamon roll was definitely made from scratch and sinfully good, perhaps addictive. I only wish the preserves had been homemade. The service was friendly and she kept our coffee cups full. They had a case full of delicious looking cakes and pies.

This was a super random find as I was driving from Evansville to Indianapolis the "back way". I…read morejust planned to get a to-go coffee but decided to stay for lunch. It seems like it's been untouched for decades. It may be confusing for some because on Apple Maps it comes up as Cakes and Coffee Cafe (as it does here on Yelp), but the menu says "Randy's Americana Cafe" - not sure if the name changed at some point. Regardless, it was a cool old building with this really long high top lunch counter out in the middle with traditional table seating all around. I came in on a Monday and there was a steady trickle of mostly seniors coming in. I ordered a BLT and it was great- and came out in less than 5 minutes. They had a nice selection of cakes and pies. But the real charm of this place is all the obscure Americana stuff on the walls AND the old vault in the back, which is essentially a guest book. Literally thousands of people have signed the walls in the vault. They even have a step ladder because the walls are so full that the ceiling and mechanicals are about the only available real estate. Super fun blast from the past place.

Opens early for a delightful breakfast, large menu selection. Omelets are fluffy and cheesy with…read morecrispy shredded hasbrowns along side two sourdough toast slices. Oatmeal is creamy and not instant. Service was quick and attentive here in this clean restaurant. Good for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Me and several buddies stopped in on our way home in KY, fantastic little joint with truly…read moreexceptional breakfast. I don't consider Indiana to be a place where I would expect a great southern breakfast, but that's what you get here! It's clearly a family joint with long term community ties, so the vibe is friendly. Servers are kind and welcoming as well.

Outdoor seating is great at this restaurant. The only negative comment is they don't put on the…read moretable that you should come inside before being seated. It took a while for them to acknowledge me since there's no signage. Once we got past that everything is great The Cobb salad with chicken is really good with the homemade bacon vinaigrette dressing and the sweet corn & crab chowder is really good. It has just a slight kick to it as far as taste but really just pops in your mouth is really delicious. Cobb salad has lots of toppings lots of chicken and a very false salad. Fresh ingredients, fresh eggs avocado slices might be a nice touch to it. Fresh brewed iced tea was spot on and Service was absolutely wonderful out on the sidewalk, enjoying the sunshine and a nice warm breeze.

On the border of 2 and 3 starts, rounding down because it was especially underwhelming given the…read morereputation. I suppose this is why the Midwest has the culinary reputation it does... This being a soup-salad-sandwich place, I had a half-sandwich with soup. The famous crab-corn chowder was just okay--I didn't really taste any crab in the broth, just some strands of loose imitation crab. I found it thicker than a usual bisque sort of soup: although that's reasonable by clam chowder standards, this broth didn't quite taste like anything. I also found the sandwich nondescript--the hard-boiled egg was nice, but the ham, cheese, and pita all seemed premade, and their combination didn't seem to add anything.