Fantastic local spot to get hot chocolate. We went here…read morespecifically to try the spicy Mayan hot chocolate. We got an Abuela hot chocolate and the Mayan hot chocolate both are rich and creamy. Both are fantastic, and the subtle spice on the Mayan version ads a flavor kick that will make you wish you had this version before. When we were there they had Christmas gift bags with the Mayan hot chocolate mix. The owner were there and were very friendly and answered our questions drink questions, looks like a fantastic menu, and they have beer on tap too.

Austin tacos are still sooo amazing and the sauce is so flavorful ! Can't wait to returnread more

Great food and customer service The atmosphere was very…read moregood and we had a great time

I went to Papa's Grill for the Reuben, it wasn't very good. It was grease to touch. I was in there…read morein Spring and it was great not sure if they changed cook's or what happen. The service was good. The atmosphere made you feel good. Was just disappointed with my Reuben.

We detoured from the highway to have lunch here. So glad we did!…read more I love the breakfast-all-day diners so I had my pancake. Fluffy, buttery. So good. One was more than enough. Husband had a chicken bacon wrap. He love the light toasting they did on the tortilla. The chips were homemade and delicious as well. I may have took a couple, but only for testing purposes. Service was excellent. Parking lot right in front. The town was cute too. Some fun bridges and overhangs. Glad we stopped.

What a neat joint. Went in for breakfast. Was greeted by Miranda. So bubbly and friendly. I let her…read moreknow I had like 20 minutes to eat and she took care of me. It's a large dining area with lots of tables. But it wasn't very noisy. I got 3 eggs over medium with sausage and hashbrowns. Everything was cooked perfectly. The sausage is some of the best I have ever had. Hashbrowns were fantastic! Miranda checked on me a couple of times and was quick to get my check to me and then take my payment. Highly recommend.

Upland Brewing Company is a great stop right off the highway! We sat at the bar and the service was…read moregreat. Sally asked us if we'd ever been there and we had not. She took the time to let us know about the history, the quality of the local-sourced food, her personal recommendations for beer and food. She was exactly what we love about trying a new brewery and sitting at the bar. She let us try a few samples and we found some pretty good brews. These are lighter than our personal preference in craft brews, but they were delicious. The food was amazing. My husband had the burger and I had the Caesar salad. Very good!!!! The overall vibe of the brewery combines elements of history with the pride of keeping things fresh and modern. It's a really nice balance. The brewery is situated right on the river and once the boardwalk and construction is done, it's going to be beautiful!!!! It's still beautiful and the construction didn't affect us at all, but it's an exciting project that Sally told us about. Highly recommend stopping here for some food and drinks. We loved it and heard the brunch is the best around.

Upland Columbus is filled with upscale historical character, offers great craft beer, tasty food…read moreand superb service. The building sits on the banks of Driftwood River (now called East Fork White River) and offers spectacular views of the famous Robert N. Stewart Bridge in Columbus, Indiana. Upland Brewing Company is a local brewery that started in Bloomington, Indiana in 1998. Now, they have a number of popular restaurants/pubs across Indiana. The building, built in 1871, served as the Pump House supplying water to the city of Columbus, Indiana. The Pump House faced financial, water and quality challenges over the years, but was instrumental in industrial growth of the city. The Pump House operated until 1950, when the city moved to well water. The Pump House served a number of businesses and organizations since 1950. Upland opened the pub in 2016. We were greeted and promptly seated in the bar when we entered. Our server/bartender, Jess, was attentive and friendly. Several other servers also engaged with us, as well. One brought me a fascinating pamphlet describing the history of the building because I was curious. We arrived in time to sample their 3:00 - 5:00 pm Happy Hour. (I love a good Happy Hour.) We ordered Dragonfly IPAs, which went down smooth on a hot summer day. We also enjoyed a couple of sliders from the Happy Hour menu. The Bad Elmer's Fav burger was good with lots of bacon but my favorite was the Hoosier Tenderloin. I should note that much of the food is locally sourced. The building has a large dining room, bar, private dining, private event room, and a fabulous patio with river views. The landscaping is gorgeous. Their signature beers are available for purchase to go along with the logo shirt and a few other logo items. I highly recommend a visit. The food and beer are first class. The setting is lovely and service is attentive.

I second the first review. I just wanted passable meals. Blown away. Had grilled cheese (also w/o…read morethe peppers) last night. Tonight bacon cheeseburger and french onion soup. Across the board excellent. The beautiful and talented wife concurs.

This is a hotel bar restaurant so there were zero expectations, just hopes that there was something…read moreokay. It started out awkward because the menu still said "spring" at the last of the dog days of July and several beverages on the menu were "we're out". Then the "Elderberry Fizz" drink had not one fizzy bubble! We asked and they said that despite the name, the drink is flat. Huh? The Taxman beer was nice and the carbonation was just right. On to the food ... happy to find that the grilled cheese which is on local sourdough bread and stuffed with a nice amount of spinach could be ordered without bell peppers. It came with choice of side and she chose "Indiana mustard potato salad". Since she is from Indiana thought it funny that which part was "Indiana". I ordered the fish tacos small plate. The chef came out in person to make sure that fresh ahi grade tuna was ok (!) because so many people assume that tacos would have fried fish. He also guaranteed that not a bell pepper would be in site. We were sitting outside on their extensive patio and the beautiful food came out. We could not believe our luck. The $10 tacos were gorgeous and delicious, a bit spicy. The grilled cheese was more than the ordinary. The potato salad was quite good and a little sweet. If we lived in Columbus we would want to know about this great deal - a nice different meal for a Friday night or something.

My husband when with family to pick up takeout. The pizza was very good and everyone enjoyed it…read more They were out of their root beer which was a disappointment. We had Hawaiian barbeque and everything pizzas. They were very good. Most felt it was some of the best they had ever had. I enjoyed it, but I've had better in my hometown. It is personal preference. Likely you will enjoy it as much as our family. Sorry, forgot pictures again! BTW the facility is beautiful from the outside!

My boyfriend and I were really looking forward to trying ZwanzigZ Pizza & Brewery, but…read moreunfortunately our experience left a lot to be desired. We dined inside and still ended up with at least three mosquito bites each, plus flies and sweat bees constantly buzzing around. That alone made it hard to relax and enjoy the meal. The woman's restroom stall had no lock, which was uncomfortable. Service was unwelcoming -- not outright rude, but there was no friendliness or warmth. The food didn't help redeem the visit. The garlic bread was simply a hoagie bun with cheese, warmed just enough to melt the cheese, leaving the bread soggy instead of toasted. The pizza tasted as if it had been microwaved, with the cheese having that unappetizing plastic-like texture. Between the bugs indoors, the restroom issue, the lackluster service, and the disappointing food, this will not be a place we return to.

Service was great. Food was excellent. Had a great time. Cocktails were perfectly prepared.read more

The food is always great. The people there are great to interact with and make the small quaint…read morerestaurant worth frequenting.

The Good: Ice Cream: Absolutely delicious. The strawberry…read moreand Oreo cookie flavors make a top-tier sundae. The Quality: Easily some of the best ice cream you can find. The Service: Good, friendly, and helpful, even if it is not quite top-level perfection. The Theme: A cool, historic building from 1900 with a fun old-time soda fountain concept. The Bad The Music: The continuous antique pipe organ sounds were monotonous. Playing peppy 1940s or 1950s tunes would make the experience much more fun and lively. The Idea: Save the nostalgic pipe organ for a rare, special background moment instead of playing it the whole time.

We were very disappointed with our experience at Zaharakos. Our girls' softball team stopped by…read moreafter a long day at the ballpark looking forward to getting dinner and ice cream. Unfortunately, we were refused service, even though another girls' softball team had just been served before we arrived. We understand that restaurants can become busy and sometimes have limitations, but it was frustrating to see one team accommodated while ours was turned away. The inconsistency left our players, parents, and coaches feeling unwelcome. It's a beautiful restaurant with a great reputation, which made the experience even more disappointing. We had been looking forward to visiting, but based on how our group was treated, we'll be choosing other places to support in the future.

The food was very good. The first visit my husband had the pomodoro tells with chicken. It was…read morevery light and tasty, I had the potato soup. The soup was potato soup. Creamy and very good. The second time I had the Ahi Tuna which was outstanding and my husband had the burger with sautéed mushrooms. The food was delicious. All in all I recommend this place for reasonable prices, good food and excellent service. It is kind of noisy, good for kids, and a nice place to sit and enjoy friends and good food.

This place was not amazing at all. We were sat in a section that was partially full but still…read moreignored by every server that walked past us for about 10-15 minutes. When I told my daughter we were about to leave is when a server came up and told us this wasn't her section but she would take care of us. We ordered the loaf of bread, that was amazing, the fried pickles as an appetizer, we received last because of a "miscommunication", they were alright. We got the country fried chicken, the chicken was good, gravy and mashed potatoes were flavorless. They tasted like they were potato flakes made with only water. No kind of seasoning, butter, salt...nothing. We also got the cheesy chicken mac. The only decent thing in that was the marinated chicken, all 4 tiny pieces. The Mac left a weird after taste. There were also pieces of the walls crumbling and the floor was bubbling up. And the ceiling dripping water on to the table in front of us. Our server was very polite and didn't charge us for the pickles due to the mix up.

Hand cut fries! What a treat to have this delicious take on…read morea staple usually overlooked by most restaurants. 4th street burger was delicious. Burger cooked to temperature perfectly.! Great staff.

In town for a couple of nights and needed dinner. Looked at reviews and this spot stood out so we…read moreheaded downtown. Since it was a nice night we opted to sit outside in their enclosed patio. Service was friendly and super fast. I started with a local wheat beer that was tasty. I ordered the roast beef sandwich on toasted sourdough with havarti cheese and a pepper relish. The portion of beef on the sandwich was a bit small but the flavors were solid. My wife got the ancient grain bowl with salmon. The salmon was done correctly to her specs. Thumbs up from her. Prices were reasonable.