This is a gem of a restaurant! Great food cooked right in front of you by the most cheerful lady!…read more100%inspection is as good as it gets. Their dinner special of salsbury steak, mashed potatoes and Mac & Cheesiest Cheese were delicious. My husband had the biggest triple smashed burger. Definitely on our list of lake favs!

The staff are friendly and their hamburgers and onion rings are good…read more But, I recently tried their meatloaf. It was tasty, but was cold in the middle. The server told me they make the meatloaf once a week and heat it up when ordered. The biscuit that came with the meatloaf was super hard and inedible. It appears they pour your soda from 2 liter bottles. Several guests complained their soda wasn't fresh. Mine definitely was flat and had no bubbles. With a few tweaks, this restaurant would be ok. Until then, I'm eating at Little Dave's down the road.

I ordered the same thing as I did last time except this time I got potato salad. Which was pulled…read morepork sandwich, potato salad, and baked beans. Everything was delicious ,Service was great and prompt. Just a little old country joint. I asked for sweet and spicy barbecue to put on my sandwich. It was delicious so far my favorite barbecue place but I will try others just so I can put in my two cents.

Was excited to come here after seeing all the great reviews. Not sure if we just ordered the wrong…read morething or what. Brisket was dry and lacked flavor beside just subtle smokiness. I would have added extra bbq except for the fact that the bbq on the tables seemed to have been sitting out for a while as the label was molded. Beans were good! If we lived local, we might give them another try and get a different main dish, but not worth driving from out of town. It was a cool vibe though with all the signs and such. Hoping we just caught them on an off day.

This is a true hole in the wall type of place - unique and quirky decor inside. The food was…read moredelicious, I had the schnitzel and my husband had the burger - both so good. My husband also noted the Coke mix was one of the best he's ever had. The owners have a sweet story that's written in the back of the menu, but we sadly learned that Harry passed away not too long ago.

Enjoyed a delicious meal at the Blue Holler Cafe after checking in and setup at Nolin Lake State…read moreCampground. They have German dishes on the menu that are a definite must try on your visit. They do not serve adult beverages, but you can bring your own beer or wine to enjoy with your meal. Shoutout to our server Cricket, she was fantastic, friendly, helpful and pleasant.

Everything about this place was phenomenal from the service to the food. I got the schnitzel and…read morebeer cheese and the caramel cheesecake for dessert. The cheesecake was the best I have ever tasted and had the most perfect texture to it. Will definitely be back on my next work trip!

Food was great & atmosphere and staff are amazing. We got the brisket jalapeno pe and the Rueben…read morewith fresh cut fries. Great beer & cocktail selection also.

Unbelievably great breakfast sandwich and delicious in-house roasted coffee that hit the spot!…read more I've traveled everywhere, and I love seeing a small, local shop like this not only refuse to sacrifice quality, but go above and beyond. I got the Flaky Pig, I think that was the name, and it had to be the best coffee shop breakfast sandwich I've had in some time. The bacon was fresh, thick cut, and perfect. The egg was cooked just right, and they put an aioli sauce on a homemade croissant that took it to another level. Their coffee surprised me, as I wasn't expecting much, but the Ethiopian blend was so good that I bought a small bag, along with the Papua New Guinea. Way to go, Yokefellow. Way to go.

This Cruffin (Derby Pie) and the Nutella one is my favorite thing to get there. (That's why I give…read morea 5.) The coffee I have struggled to really find a drink to bring me back too. Service is friendly. Atmosphere is cozy, clean and quiet.

This place is impossible to go to!!! Their hours are insane and it feels like they are rarely open…read more It is out of the way for us to go to, and there have been numerous times that we will drive out of our way, only to find out it's closed, putting us 30 minutes out and still having to decide on a dinner spot. Last time we went, we called to make sure they were open. They said yes, so we left and drove straight there, only to find out that they had "decided to close early because business was slow" in the 30 minutes between our phone call and us getting there. We decided to give it one last chance today. We checked the website, which said open until 9 pm. We called to verify and got put on hold for 10 minutes. We ended up deciding to just drive there. We get to the window at 6:03 and they inform us that they stopped serving food at 6:00!! First of all, you could make food 3 minutes ago, but you can't make food now? Second of all, you're telling me you stop serving dinner at dinner time? Ridiculous I like this place's food but it is simply not worth the hastle of driving all the way there only to find out that they are closed, even when it is within their business hours. It has become such a regular occurrence that my family will not be making the trip out there anymore. Sorry Lakers but you've lost some long time loyal customers because you simply can't be open when you're supposed to be.

This place is a bit of a time capsule. No drive-thru, one window for ordering and another one for…read morepick-up, a loudspeaker is used to call out your name when your order is ready and no inside dining (lots of picnic tables though). I got their Laker Burger, which was great but a little too much food for little old me. The fries and onion rings were both mighty fine. My wife's fish sandwich had fish sticking out of both sides and was as good as you are likely to get from a burger joint. You just have to remember that you will probably be waiting 10 or 15 minutes to get your freshly cooked order so if you want to party like it's 1965 go on and see them.

After trying both Maillard Wood Fired Kitchen and StrEAT Kitchen, I think Social Food Hall deserves…read morea review of its own, because this place is much more than somewhere to grab a bite to eat. Located at 110 S. Main Street in downtown Elizabethtown, Social takes the food-court idea and gives it a serious upgrade. Instead of everybody in your group having to agree on one restaurant, there are multiple kitchens under the same roof. Currently that includes Maillard Wood Fired Kitchen for Neo-Neapolitan wood-fired pizza, StrEAT Kitchen for smash burgers and other street-food-style dishes, and Wasabi Bistro for made-to-order Japanese food. We've already tried Maillard's Italian Meats pizza and a bacon smash burger with Parmesan fries from StrEAT, and both were fantastic. So the hardest part may be deciding which direction to walk when you get hungry. But the thing that surprised me was everything else inside. There's a full bar and self-pour tap wall, plus duckpin bowling, pool upstairs, arcade games and pinball machines. And we're not talking about only new arcade games either. I spotted some real old-school machines, including NBA Jam, Fisherman's Bait and Track & Field. If you grew up feeding quarters into arcade machines, you may forget you originally came here to eat. The building itself is really cool too. It's a big open industrial-style space with high ceilings, exposed brick and plenty of different seating--from regular tables and long communal tables to more comfortable lounge-style areas. There's enough going on that a family or group could easily make an afternoon or evening out of it rather than just eating and leaving. I also like the concept because everybody doesn't have to want the same thing. Somebody wants wood-fired pizza? Done. Somebody wants a smash burger? Done. Somebody else wants Japanese? They've got that too. Then everyone meets back at the same table. That's a pretty smart setup. And based on our visit, the atmosphere was peaceful and enjoyable and the service we received was awesome. We never felt rushed, and it was the kind of place where you could hang around after eating instead of immediately heading for the door. Social Food Hall gets from us. Come hungry, bring some friends, and give yourself some extra time. You may go in planning to eat a pizza or burger and come out having eaten both, played NBA Jam, gone bowling and somehow lost half your afternoon. That's not a bad way to spend a day.

The Social is a two-story warehouse style eatery with multiple restaurant options, a game space…read more(upstairs) and a pull-your-own beer station. The space is open and welcoming. Decide what you want to eat, order, and find a seat. They offer a variety of food types - Pizza, Burgers, Asian, etc - so there's something for everyone. We chose smash burgers from the STREAT Kitchen. I got the Street Smash and upgraded my chips to tater tots. The burger comes on a large, Hawaiian bread type bun which holds up well with all that's going on in between the bun. The sauce they use is very flavorful with the pickles, cheese, and lettuce enhancing the taste of the burger. I highly recommend. Hubby got the American Smash and really enjoyed his as well. If we were staying in the area longer, I would come back to try other food and play some of the games.

Stopped in on a Friday night for some ice cream. Friendly service. Had a nice covered outside patio…read more(allowed dogs). We ordered a snickers milkshake and a mudpie and both were delicious! Recommend. They do have some food options (burgers, chicken tenders, and a special of the day). Check their open times because they close early and are closed Sun&Monday.

We come here all the time for Spumoni & Milkshakes. Today we came with a large group to celebrate a…read morebaptism and we simply cannot say enough good things. The owners and staff were incredible and the food was affordable and delicious. Options of indoor or outdoor seating. We can not thank Mudpies enough for making this celebration so special.