The Staff at Red Lobster was truly fantastic. Cant wait to go back again. I had the Lobster Boil…read moreand my wife had the an amazing pasta dish. Lizzie is amazing and super impressive and Laura the manager on duty was fabulous.

every time I go here, I have a long wait on being seated! The times I have gone sometimes they are…read morenot even busy just like a moment ago a server look right at me and no one seen anything. This is constantly here at this location. At this point I'm almost believing this race related but AnyWho.

We were there for dinner 3/30/25 for a birthday, and the host/server, Lucas was amazing! He was…read morevery attentive checking back with us several times throughout our meal. He was busy greeting diners while also serving 2-3 tables and setting up several tables for other birthday celebrations for larger parties. He was very efficient, productive, and pleasant to all those tables near us and answered the diners' questions-always remained professional and pleasant. In addition, the food was great, too. Lucas, please keep up all your good work....it makes dining out pleasurable and enjoyable! Thank you! The Lears

I come here once a year because it's one of my grandfather's favorite places and he's in his 90s so…read morewe never trt to change his mind. They are always great with our large party and we never have any complaints about their service. The food is always good until I try something new. I will stick to the basics because my boil was not great how everyone says it is. Overall good service and food.

Wellllll....poo. This place is in a truck stop. It's a cafe and a place that has a counter that…read morehas fried chicken. We seated ourselves in the empty dining area, and the wait began. We waited for what seemed like an eternity for the young server to stop talking to the kitchen staff, etc. When she finally came over to take our drink order, we were also ready to order our food. I ordered a pancake breakfast that came with two pancakes, two sausage patties (you could get bacon instead), and two eggs. I ordered my eggs over-easy. My sausage came out over-cooked, and my egg yolks were already broken. However, my pancakes were fabulous. Just a touch of sweetness to the batter. Really good. The rest of the people at my table had terrible meals. From over-done tenderloins served with cold, underdone fries to a just plain bizarre chicken wrap, all were disappointed. Our service did get a little better towards the end. She finally started keeping our drinks full. We got ice cream for dessert that was good. She couldn't tell me whether or not the pies for dessert were homemade, and she frankly didn't care to find out. I hope my family never drags me here again!

I really don't recommend this place. If you're starving it's okay like I was. The two girls that…read morehelped me were pleasant enough but the one in the cafeteria was not very informative. You would think with the combo meal that would include a drink. But it does not. So visit at your best discretion. I ordered a combo meal. Which was two pieces of chicken and a side of mashed potatoes. The mashed potatoes where somewhat crispy if that makes sense. The chicken was good enough though. I arrived here at 5:15 in the afternoon. So you would think during dinner time the food would be more fresh. I don't recommend this place. You'll get fresher food at McDonald's! And it will be more worth your money!

O'Knappy's Kitchen is the type of smalltown diner you expect to find when visiting rural Indiana…read more It's plain, simple, friendly, and comfortable. O'Knappy's is located on Main Street in Coatesville, a small town in Putnam County pretty close to Heritage Lake (a very popular residential community). I was at a funeral at nearby Bousley's Funeral Home and a friend of mine observed that I'd been there awhile and should probably eat. Coatesville doesn't have much in the way of options, however, O'Knappy's was open (it's a breakfast/lunch diner except for being open 4:30-8:30pm on Fridays. I had noticed upon arrival in Coatesville that O'Knappy's had a step to enter - so, there are some definite accessibility issues here. Coatesville is a pretty casual town. There's mostly street parking, though there's a community center next to the funeral home that does offer accessible parking. Mostly, however, traffic is light enough that parking shouldn't be much of an issue. We ordered carry-out as I was going to eat very quickly at the funeral home before a service. I ordered a burger. My friend ordered a tenderloin. I think we both agreed the food was perfectly fine - not really outstanding, however, also not bad in anyway. I enjoyed it. The reason I'm really going 4-stars instead of the more appropriate 3-stars is because of service. People were friendly and they even let us bring a couple of their glasses to the funeral home (they didn't really have "to go" cups). It was such a nice gesture on a day when I was burying my father that it honestly made me quite emotional. The funeral home said they would return the glasses - an obvious sign of a collaborative (but small) downtown business area. Overall, this probably leans more toward 3.5, however, I'm a sucker for hospitality and I felt welcomed here and supported on a rough day. So, 4-stars it is.

Great food great people Family Restaurant place for the community winter for years I love the…read morerestaurant they're very welcome mean they have breakfast lunch and dinner

We came here for the first time and tried an 8 lb seafood boil. Wow!!!! It was delicious. They have…read moredifferent sauces we did the combination with had the right amount of spice.. At first we thought there is no way we could eat the entire two pans butt we did. My daughter chose here for her birthday dinner. They came out and sang and gave her a complimentary piece of cheese cake. This will be her birthday go to place from no on. They have paper towel on the table and give you a bin. Next to the soda dispenser is a large sink which is nice and easy to access since is messy even with the gloves. If you want good seafood this I the place on the Westside.

I decided to get carryout from the Ugly Crab because it was conveniently located on Rockville Road…read more I was in the mood for fish and thought it might be similar to another crab place I often visit, but it turned out to be different. The patrons in line spoke highly of the restaurant, which makes me want to return and enjoy a crab or shrimp boil. I will definitely give them another try. Check it out!

The food is always delicious and consistent. The tenderloin and spaghetti are my favorite dishes.read more

Nifty neat little place hidden off of the main road. Food was great, service was excellent and it…read morewas a clean restaurant. Prices are decent. Would definitely go back. It was a wonderful change of pace vs. the big box brands.

I am a whole catfish snob and this place passed my tests! Even their French fries are tasty!!!…read moreCarry out only! Staff friendly and helpful! Definitely will be back!

The whiting fish was cooked to perfection and was arguably the was best I've had in a long time…read more The sides were Fries and Cole Slaw, the perfect accompaniment to fried fish. The hush puppies were cooked well and seasoned just right. They were extremely busy tonight but made the wait worthwhile!

Officially known as Stacks of Clayton. Not to be confused with Stacks of Plainfield. Nothing like…read moreit. Great food, fun atmosphere and amazing friendly service. Open for dinner Thurs thru Sat with great catfish being my favorite. Breakfast all day so enjoy brunch too!

My fiance and I went in for breakfast one morning. We've lived in Clayton for a while now but had…read morenever been to the Cafe before. The atmosphere is fabulous. Very country Cafe ish! The food was a little disappointing. We ordered the corned beef hash and it was swimming in grease. The portions were VERY generous though! The service was impeccable!

Dinner was amazing. The service we received was just as…read moregood. Brett and Allison took great care of us tonight. The place was packed. The locals know where to go to get a good seafood meal. The bar was hopping, and it was a little loud, but that's good because that means everybody was conversing and having a good time. A big weekend in Indiana because everybody's hyped for the national championship football game. The first for the Indiana Hoosiers. I know they won't disappoint. It has been awhile since I've visited bonefish, but it was just as good as I remembered. Started off with some bang, bang, shrimp, a sexy kettle one Martini. An experience I won't soon forget. So when you're ready for a great seafood meal, I recommend bonefish. SYOY and at BF grill. Cheers!

We went to Bonefish for a 3- course brunch event this past weekend. It was a delicious and casual…read moreevent. My favorites were the pickled crab deviled eggs-so yummy and the crème brûlée French toast. The shrimp and grits were tasty but the grits weren't as firm as I like. The cocktails were all delicious but the pumpkin espresso martini couldn't be beat. The candied bacon strip on the old fashioned was the best I've ever tasted. All this food and only $40 per person. They host these dinners several times a year. Nice events.

Amazing experience from the moment we walked in. Old school steakhouse vibes and I loved every…read moreminute of it. All steaks are cut in house making the ribeye I had scrumptious. You get two sides and a salad. I have to say the table side salad is a must as this is an experience. Shout out to Blanca and her team, you all are running an amazing establishment. Ben thanks for your great service. Open for dinner only, must stop while you are around, easy on and off, off 65.

Tried again after a very disappointing prime rib dinner about a year ago (tough overcooked prime…read morerib, mediocre sides, watery iceberg cheap lettuce salad). My prime rib this time was cooked fine but only 1/2 was edible due to all the fat. At least I could cut some meat away from it. Salad was worse than I'd get at a fast food place. Can't recommend. I remember going for special occasions in the mid '70's when it 1st opened and maybe a decade after than but SO many better places now. You would think competition would make them try a little harder but sadly no.