Adorable spot! Came to town for a court hearing and had to pop in. A short walk from the Justice…read moreCenter and across from the library. Great service, interesting menu, and cozy setting. Variety of seating options including outside, bright space, and interesting menu. Drinks were quickly prepared and excellent. Also tried the breakfast burrito - yummy but could have used a veggie or two. Overall a wonderful spot. Absolutely worth a trip!

So quaint and quiet. Great service, super friendly, amazing coffee. It is run by the church there,…read moreand they have free wifi.

Me my boyfriend and his sister went to Kat von D's house to see her black tulips after we were…read morecraving some coffee the closest place was 12 minutes from Vevay Indiana didn't realize it was inside the belterra casino but it was still cool obviously big very pretty nice Pricey ambience. The service was nice they were very polite My coffee was okay I got a mocha frappe they called it something else different on the menu so that was a little confusing but I added some sugar and it was fine we also got a cheese danish which was good overall if I was in the area I'd probably stop in again to try a different coffee.

The options here are really quite good. We had a fantastic Danish and coffee one night as a…read moredessert. They also offer sandwiches and burgers, which is helpful because there really aren't a lot of food options at Belterra and as far as we could tell, there is nothing nearby. Both times that we stopped in the staff was a lot more interested in chatting with each other and/or playing on their phones. It was a very slow mid-week so I guess they were bored. Check this place out though for breakfast, lunch or a dessert. It has more than you might think just from the outside appearance - it's definitely more than a coffee shop.

I went today because we were on a road trip and I love old diners. I'll never forget the…read moreexperience. Two old men speaking Hindi outside, looked to be owners. The waitress seemed to be related to them. She came to our table in tears. I asked if she was ok and she said yeah. Took our order, brought our drinks. Then disappeared to scream, cry, and yell at someone in the back. Nothing was happening in the kitchen so I decided to take my husband and two kids and leave! On the plus side I talked to some really nice older people who were also there. There is smoking allowed in the dining room which I found charming. And the place was in crazy disarray. Lots of creepy gambling video machines, claw machines that cost a dollar to attempt to grab a dollar, and hard to walk around, not many tables left, they cleared out a dining room to use for storage and a skee ball machine. It was really eerie to see the old decor and chairs and think about how many decades this restaurant has been around. Only to be so terrible now.

A worn out, worn down, dingy, dirty dive of a truck stop…read more I pulled in and the parking lot was well cratered with big potholes and other signs of heavy wear. This place hasn't been re-paved in probably twenty years. Then, as I pulled in I thought I'd take a moment to clear out some trash from my car, only to realize they didn't have any trash cans for customers to use. I went inside, and the store in there seemed li There were as many display cases and freezers that were empty or unhooked as there were full, and the merchandise seemed to be odds and ends, often with cases just ripped open and sat down for people to pull out what they want. An old, dirty, unused sales counter was at one end of the store, with a plexiglass booth for a sales counter on the other side. I was there to use the restroom, the restroom had a worn out hand-written sign on it saying it was for paying customers only. Well, I'd find something there to buy to use the restroom. However, after setting foot in there, that was the worst truck stop restroom I've ever seen in my life. I grew up hearing stories about horrible gas station/truck stop restrooms. . .but the ones I've seen as an adult have usually been adequate. Not that one. Good lord, the stench was unbearable and the toilet was an unusable nightmare. At that point I got out of there. Maybe, just maybe, this place was an okay truck stop decades ago, but right now it seems worn out, falling apart, dirty, decrepit and desperately in need of renovation and modernization.

Always helpful and friendly. You will find many items here you didn't know you need. I go back…read moreagain and again.

A grand Market owned a short drive from Cynthiana. Typically Amish although they are Menonites. The…read moreshelves are perfectly stocked with an array of products. A deli and bakery items are at the back of the store. Do stop if you're in the area. 89

We were on a road trip and happened to stumble across this little BBQ spot on the side of the road…read more I'll admit, we weren't quite sure what to expect. It looked like one of those random places you almost drive past, and we even joked that it felt a little sketchy to stop. I'm so glad we did. This ended up being one of the best meals of our trip. The ribs were absolutely incredible... tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. Sometimes the best restaurants are the ones you find by accident, and this was definitely one of those hidden gems. If you're driving by, don't let the location fool you.

Really wanted to love this place because of the high reviews but the only thing we enjoyed were the…read morepulled pork tacos and potato salad. The brisket sandwich and ribs were not tender and the wings were overcooked. Maybe we came on a bad day.

Great service - excellent fresh strawberries - price for picked strawberries was ok - strawberries…read moreare sweet

i've gotten pizza here maaaany times and they never disappoint. has to be the best i've ever had…read moreand the people are incredibly friendly. if you ever come across this food truck, do not hesitate to stop. great for any event and the food fills you up!

We took a cross county trip last Saturday, and stopped here for a late lunch. Previous experience…read morewith sandwiches from an Amish store led me to believe we would be happy with what we received, and we were not disappointed! We arrived about 1:00 pm., and still had to wait in line to order our food. All of the sandwiches are made to order, and have generous portions. Most of the patrons were wearing masks, and we tried to keep the 6 foot distance between us, but we couldn't always keep the correct distance due to the number of people inside. We also picked up a few grocery items, and some no sugar added milk chocolate peanut clusters that my hubby really enjoyed. They have a couple of shelves of no sugar added items, including a beverage mix, flavored gelatin, and various candy including fudge. We will definitely make a return trip here! Hubby and I sat outside on the covered porch to eat, and most of the crowd was gone by the time we finished. If I had waited to get my grocery items then, social distancing wouldn't have been a problem! On another note, they do accept credit cards, and power the grocery operation with solar panels.

Well stocked Amish store with many unique food options and deli products. A bit out of the way…read morelocale.

a small rural king locally, well stocked farm supplies, nice minni-mart,…read morefriendly service.

Ken's is your average low-key minimart. I would not really recommend it tbh. First of all, they…read morehave do not have much variety in their market, only best for the average low-key and bland shopper (not saying that all shoppers are that way). Secondly, their food is not very flavorful or tasty which is the main reason I don't like Ken's. They do not have very good or nice service with their employees sometimes in a mood. The environment is not only, not sensory-friendly but also just bland and lacking quality. This is why I rate Ken's 2 stars because all though it is low-key and bland it is not the worst of the worst.