My wife and I stopped in and were very impressed. The food was excellent and the kindness of the…read morestaff was off the charts. The restaurant is quaint and classical and has an interesting history as an old bank and rumored to be robbed by John Dillinger and the Dillinger gang. My wife had the Bruiser Burger which is their own spin on a standard black and blue burger. The speed by which my wife ate the burger, I knew it was more than standard. I had the daily special which was a Cuban Sandwich and a side of beer battered fries. The amount of meat on this sandwich and pickles rivaled many of the Cuban's I've had in South Florida. I only wished it was pressed using Cuban bread. I would still order it again if it was a staple on their menu. ¡¡DELICIOSO!! To finish off our time at The Bank House Cafe we ordered dessert to go: Creamsicle Cake and Peanut Butter Cake. I may have to rate that part later!

Owners are stuck up, stupid hours, terrible location, mid tier grub. The pop is semi cold thoughread more

Food was great, service good and friendly. Hadnt been there…read morein years, it was as good as before.

Great food! Great atmosphere! Love the breaded tenderloins and the tenderloin melt - you really…read moreneed to try it!

I have been eating these hamburgers for over 50 years. No cheese for me, just mistard (they make…read morethemselves) and relish relish. Yummy!! I am not surprised at how popular they are all these years later - each time I stop by there is a wait, but these small hamburgers are some of the best you will ever eat. The staff are friendly and I highly recommend waiting in the line and experience Crabill's hamburgers for yourself. Get a few more than you think you'll eat, because you will wish you had more.

The wait is worth it and it moves fairly fast. The burger was a slider size packed with flavor…read more Served with onion, mustard and relish on the most delicious bakery bun with a hint of sweetness. The dog is split and covered cheese on the same perfect bun, get a double. Drive thru only delivered to your car plan in eating in the lot, or better yet drive up the road and get a UDF shake to go with. One of the top 10 burger experiences in my life +++

A living piece of Miami county history. Open since 1935, K's has been serving diner food since…read morebefore the word "authentic" was put into vocabulary. Burgers and sandwiches, fries, potato salad and coleslaw, onion rings, milkshakes, and big delicious slices of pie. Peanut butter pie is what I had last time. K's will always be one of my top eateries in all of Miami County. Bring your appetite and enjoy the classic diner food and atmosphere!

This place was wonderful. I came with my parents and it really is a step back in time. I also…read moreencourage to look at the menu prices because there is nowhere you can still get good for those prices. The people working there were very nice. You order at a counter and pick it up at the same place and sit at a booth anywhere you want. It's very nostalgic in there my parents were big fans. I had a chicken salad sandwich, fries, and a side of potato salad and it was all pretty good. I ate it all and my parents had a burger and a bacon egg and cheese sandwich and they loved there's. Overall it was a great little spot and we will all be back to try the rest of the menu soon!

After hearing so many good things about Don's Downtown Diner in Bellefontaine, we finally made it…read morein--and I'm glad we did! This super cute little diner is family-owned and operated, and from the moment we walked in, we felt right at home. We had the pleasure of meeting Tania and her granddaughter Maddy, who were both incredibly friendly and genuinely excited that we stopped by. The diner is absolutely oozing with personality. It feels like you're visiting family... if family charged you for a great hamburger! I ordered the Body Bearded Burger, a smash burger topped with your choice of cheese, crispy bacon, peanut butter, and the option to add jelly for just 99 cents. They offer grape or strawberry jelly, and of course I had to try it. All burgers come with fresh-cut fries, though you can upgrade to onion rings for a small additional charge. The burger was outstanding. Cooked perfectly on the griddle and served on a nicely toasted bun, every bite was packed with flavor. The peanut butter added a rich, nutty taste, the bacon brought a salty crunch, and the jelly added just the right touch of sweetness. It sounds like an unusual combination, but trust me--it works incredibly well. The fresh-cut fries were a great side, and the whole meal felt like classic diner comfort food done right. If you're anywhere near Bellefontaine, do yourself a favor and stop by Don's Downtown Diner. Great food, great people, and the kind of hometown atmosphere that's becoming harder and harder to find.

Stopped here today for lunch. We had tried two times in the past but they were closed both times…read more We were hoping the 3rd time was a charm and it was! This was a cute family owned restaurant. We met the owner Tanya and her granddaughter Maddie. Both were super nice and told us a lot about the customers, the history of the place and the food everyone loves! We came for their fresh local meat hamburgers. I got the portobello burger. It had swiss cheese, fried portobello mushrooms, and horseradish sauce. I opted to not get the horseradish sauce. The burger came with handcut fries that were hot and fresh. The burger was hot and tasted very good. This is a very family friendly place that serves good home cooked food. I highly recommend coming here and make sure you talk to Tanya. She is super friendly! You will really like her and the food is GOOD!! Take a walk downtown after you eat. Bellfontaine is a super cute town with quant shops!

Just ate a Swiss mushroom burger, It was awesome. Loved the people that worked there tonightread more

My friend got food poisoning from the single patty. I am not sure if they cooked the meat all the…read moreway. Good chicken sandwich though.

A second location with all the delicious menu items. The burgers are hot and delicious. Try getting…read morethem with tartar! The lemon crunch pie is most delicious. Convenient drive through makes it super easy to get a quick fix of Kewpee.

Let me start by saying this. I love kewpee, I grew up eating…read morekewpee, my love for it is undying and will never change. I love going for lunch because they are quick and efficient and I never have issues. Until you enter the night shift. It has been this way for years. You're driving along, hungry and fat as hell. Also broke as hell. You remember where you can get cheap, good food. You change directions and start the journey there. You take the curve and pull into the parking lot narrowly avoiding getting t boned by the Lima crackies all while having to dodge the homeless and craters in the lot. You see the drive thru is behind the building so you know it's a short line. Your first thought, this must be a quick wait right? Absolutely, undeniably INCORRECT. When I tell you to have your wills written out before this, I mean it. Give the house to Susie, the car to Jeremy, and if you don't know who to give your stuff too, don't worry, you'll have all the time ever given to you to debate on it. For the love, take your hungry ass to McDonald's at night. Every. Single. Time. I come here at night and it's like everybody working is high on God knows what and have just worked a 12 hour shift prior. Zero customer service. You pull up to the speaker that somehow witnessed the first and the Second World War and made it out on top and get your order taken. (No hate toward the speaker, just the voices behind it) By the time your order is taken you're already behind on getting ready for tomorrow morning. Might as well call off work. Here's the cherry on top. You finally reach the window after multiple blood clots have formed in your legs from the wait that are slowly making their way toward your brain. Boom. The worker opens the window. Stares at you for a good while before saying your total, sounding utterly unsure. You hand them your card. They take a good look at it like they have never seen such thing before as they slip their greasy arm back in the window. Now you wait, wait some more, wait, before the window opens and they hand you the receipt and card back. Window shuts again. When it opens, they are normally talking to themselves while handing you your food and drinks. DO NOT MAKE EYE CONTACT. Then you tell them thank you. Pro tip- do not speak a word. It's like if they interact with you in the slightest Momma Kewpee will come from the back and blow their dome smooth off. Finally, you pull away with your food wondering if you missed Christmas. You park. Hungry asf. Open the bag. Fried upside down. Burger slopped in there. No napkins. No salt packets for they plain ass fries. Pie. With no sign of a fork. To top it all off? All of it is cold. They must expect you to eat your pie like a slice of pizza. I've never seen anything like it. You're gonna sit there and wallow and remember all the good times you came here during the day. Perfect staff. Perfect experience, perfect food. Then you'll look back at your sad ass food and wish you were at McDonald's because at least your food would be hot. All in all. And take what I say heavily. Avoid the night shift unless you have nothing to live for and no family to make it home to.

Grew up with Monty Python, so I was expecting everything to be "boiled to hell" & flavorless…read more I've been missing out. Sampled the Sausage Rolls, the Halloumi Cheese, Fish & Chips, and Steak & Stout Pie. - Everything was wonderful. I fell in love with their Iced Tea (not proper british, I know) and emailed the day after for info on brand, etc. The owners responded within 24 hours. 2 hours away from home, but a see a return trip in the near future Cheers!

My family and I recently visited The Last Queen, and overall, there was a lot to appreciate. The…read morerestaurant does an excellent job creating an authentic British pub experience. The atmosphere was charming, the décor was exactly what we were hoping for, and the menu felt genuinely true to British cuisine rather than a themed interpretation. Unfortunately, our visit took place on a colder day, and the large garage-style door connecting to the outdoor seating area was left open. As a result, the entire restaurant felt quite cold throughout our meal. Since we were dining with our infant son, this made it difficult to fully enjoy the experience and was our biggest disappointment of the evening. In fact, it was cold enough that we kept our coats on throughout dinner, which made it hard to relax and enjoy the atmosphere the restaurant had worked so hard to create. We also ordered the fish and chips. The quality of the fish was very good, and it was clearly prepared with care. However, the portion size left something to be desired. The meal included only one medium-sized piece of fish, which felt small for a dinner entrée, especially considering the price point. While the food itself was enjoyable, we were hoping for a more substantial serving. Despite these issues, The Last Queen delivered on atmosphere, authenticity, and food quality. I would be willing to give it another try, particularly during warmer weather, as I believe the temperature and comfort level had a significant impact on our overall experience.

We went here after work on the recommendation of a consultant we worked with over the weekend…read more It was on our way back to our hotel, and not far off the highway. We enjoyed the extensive selection of soups and N.A. and regular beer. The grilled cheese is so good. Highly recommend it. You must get the sticky pudding...fo not miss it. It's so good!

My wife and I were visiting the James Dean museum in Fairmont on a nice sunny Saturday. The owner…read moreof the museum (Lenny) suggested driving a few miles north to Payne's for lunch. It's a few minutes off the highway, but certainly doesn't feel like you're in Gas City, IN. It looks like they added on an outdoor space recently. Nothing too extravagant, but nice enough for lunch. A nice younger man took care of us on the patio. The menu was quite eclectic and unique. The tortilla chips and cold bean dip was a great way to start. Both our soups were fantastic....cheddar cheese for one and leek soup the other. Fish and chips hit the spot and apparently a fan favorite. My wife had the club sandwich of GF bread. Great little local spot if you're ever in the area.