Yay! We just drove an hour from Cincinnati to get here (for carry out, no less!) I promise that it…read morewon't be the last time! We split their better than anyone else's (even mine) breaded tenderloin sandwich, fried mushrooms (homemade) and later will polish off a piece of homemade carrot cake. The tenderloin was freshly hand battered, as were the mushrooms. The batter was crispy and light, and enrobed a nice thick piece of tenderloin. If you are a tenderloin fan like we are, you gotta try it. Big enough for both of us with some leftover for later. Our takeout bag included salt, ketchup, and plastic ware. What I didn't expect is the bread and butter that they also included! I knew from reading the reviews that every table gets this bread service. I was very impressed that they included it in takeout. We will be back soon, and I hope to try other menu items. But that tenderloin is sooo good, it will definitely be a struggle to order anything else.

We went here last night for the first time. There were 4 in our party. We went in and were greeted…read moreimmediately and taken to a table. We looked at the menu and we all decided to get the same thing, the breaded pork tenderloin sandwich. I had the sandwich with onion rings and coleslaw. The tenderloin comes on a bun with pickles, tomato, onion, and mayo. I asked them to leave the mayo off of mine and they did. I chose to put mustard on mine and it was on the table along with ketchup. They have Pepsi products and I ordered a Dr. Pepper. My husband had the fries with his tenderloin. They were incredibly quick on getting the meal out to us. Everything was piping hot! Our waitress was good about checking on us and refilling drinks. Also they have bread service and we had fresh hot bread with soft butter prior to getting our meal. My tenderloin was meaty and pretty good, hubby thought it had too much breading. Coleslaw was ok. Onion rings were good. Someone came over to our table to ask if we would like one of their homemade desserts, I am assuming he was the manager. My friends took home a piece of carrot cake and they said it was good. The other offerings they had on this evening were peach cobbler, blackberry cobbler, and a couple different cheesecakes. Overall it was good and we decided we would go back again to try something different on the menu.

Great food and a good atmosphere. Been here a handful of times, most recently over the weekend…read more Always have a wonderful experience when we go here. We started with the sauer kraut balls, pretzel with beer cheese, and pickle fries. All were delicious! The pickle fries have a great pickle to breading ratio, will gladly order these again! I went full toddler and ordered the chicken tenders and fries, they were exactly what I wanted and were a generous portion.

Brau Haus is a local German-themed locally owned tavern in the heart of Oldenburg. The place is…read morecute inside, not upscale, but has a small town feel. Some of the booths are German style, giving you a European feel. Madison, our server, was friendly and attentive. The servers know the regulars by name and welcome them warmly. We sat in a booth near the kitchen and could hear a lot of laughter coming from the cooks in the back. The place is jovial. We ordered the Chicken Dinner for Two ($32) which includes about 10 pieces of fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans and choice of salad or slaw. This was a massive amount of food and could easily feed a family of four. The coleslaw was delicious, the best I've had in a while. The slaw was creamy and tart (not too sweet). The hand-breaded chicken is a winner in my book. The breading is crispy with lots of seasoning, especially pepper. The chicken is hot, moist and tender - perfectly cooked. This is some of the best fried chicken in the State. The potatoes and gravy are an indulgent treat for me. Yes, I had seconds. The green beans are cooked with bacon, yet light. My husband really liked the beans. We took half the meal home for dinner. The menu is German- themed, combined with traditional Hoosier classics. The Tenderlojn sandwich they serve put them on Indiana's Tenderloin Trail. I wanted to try the sauerkraut balls and pretzels, but I was too full. There is free street parking. There are tv monitors to watch the games at the small ball. Brau Haus is totally worth a visit.

Fun little deli in a college setting. Good sandwiches and reasonably priced. Service was fastread more

Honestly, my experience was great. We came at an off-time and were the only ones there - so service…read morewas great, timely and friendly. The shop was clean. And our food was very tasty and reasonably priced. Not sure what else I could ask for.

I love going to the Dairy Cottage to get ice cream. Their milkshakes are so Yummy. They do serve…read moreother kinds of foods that are good.

The food was great and the service was also great! First time we had ever come there.read more

We were on our way to Cincinnati and it was almost lunchtime. That's when I remembered that this…read moreplace was just a few minutes off the highway and was recently awarded a James Beard award for their fried chicken. I'm glad we stopped here. The chicken was worthy of all the accolades. The service was good too.

Food and service is always outstanding!…read more Delicious fried chicken and sides.. Excellent value

My boyfriend wanted to go Play some Putt-Putt on his birthday weekend just to get out of the house…read moreso we tried to avoid the super hot time of the day and went there around noon it's a cute little course has some small challenges we didn't try any of the ice cream to really in the day but the service was great The ambience was nice. I will say the only downfall is for $16 for two people I wish it had more holes to play

Our ACC group from La Valle, Wi. was on tour to the Creation and Ark Encounter and our Lamars…read moredriver (great guy) brought us to this diner for a great lunch where we meet Steve (owner) who let us see his beautiful auto museum while we were there . Not only is this diner different; it is decorated with old school times along with museum; gift shop; gas station and even miniature golf course . Owner was very nice and friendly who gave GOD credit for it all. If you ever come close to Lawrenceburg, IN.; give this place a visit and enjoy the atmosphere created. Thanks so much and God Bless -Ted and Margo EHRHARDT from Texas and La Valle, WI. Great Place

Food and staff are amazing! Lots of work to restore a local historical building! Owners are great…read morepeople! Never a bad time, meal or drink!

A physical location has been a staple in the community for decades. New ownership has remodeled…read morefacility and implement a reasonable food menu. Good value for bar food and friendly environment. Just be aware no hard liquor is available if you're looking for a mixed drink.

We ordered the spicy miso ramen. We thought the ramen was yummy good, we also asked for the…read more"spicy" on the side so we could spice up the ramen exactly the way we wanted. They are very nice, and our ramen did not take long to be served after we ordered it. If you like traditional Japanese ramen give them a try.

We went there when they first opened and stood waiting for a table and no one even said anything to…read moreus. After waiting for a while we left. Decided to give it a second try because it was my son's birthday and he wanted sushi and the other place was closed. We were the only ones in there with a party of 9 and the service was terrible. We did actually eat this time and the food was good but very pricy. Tried one last time today. Went in got to our seat. And set there for 30 min without even getting our drink orders. The guy at the table next to us even said something about it. We got up and left. All in all either they don't have enough staff or do not know how to run it efficiently. The food is good but expensive and service is really bad.