We enjoyed the buffet so much on a Monday that we went back on Friday as they add several styles of…read moreshrimp on Fridays. Food is home cooked fresh every day and it was obvious. We had Lori on Monday who brought our drinks and refills. On Friday we had Darcy doing the honors. Both were very friendly and efficient! Very family friendly and the deserts were so good that we had to make a trip to their bakery to pick up a couple delicious pies.

Gasthof Amish Village, Montgomery IL. June, 2026. My husband and I were traveling along US-50, and…read morewe reached this buffet-style restaurant for lunch. Having grown up in PA, I'm very familiar with "Pennsylvania Dutch" or Amish and Mennonite cooking. I would characterize this style of cooking as hearty, simple, and high-calorie comfort food. The buffet included three main sections. The first included two soups (chicken noodle and vegetable), salad bar items, prepared salads (such as coleslaws and broccoli salad), and some gelatin molds. The second station was hot items (meats, gravies, vegetables). Finally, there was a dessert station with an assortment of cobblers, cookies, cupcakes, soft serve ice cream, and more. I noticed other patrons with homemade white bread but I somehow missed it on the buffet. Overall, there was a good selection of items available. I most enjoyed the meatloaf, mashed potatoes, broccoli salad, and berry and peach cobblers. The biggest misses were the chicken noodle soup (which didn't seem to contain any chicken pieces, was only lukewarm, and very over-salted) and the chocolate ice cream, which was runny. My husband and I found the food to be generally bland. (Granted, Amish food isn't known to have a spicy profile). In addition, they didn't offer some foods and desserts that I generally associate with Amish cooking -- pickled eggs, Harvard beets, macaroni and cheese, cinnamon apples. shoo fly pie, apple dumplings, fry pies, Whoopie pies, etc. (Admittedly, the traditional Amish foods in the Midwest may differ from those in Pennsylvania). The restaurant had a lot of seating and was clean, and had a cute gift shop that you passed through on the way in and out. Our server was sufficiently attentive. Parking was free and plentiful. The all-you-can-eat lunch buffet was $16.99 per person; drinks not included.

Extra tasty food in this little bee hive on the side of the road, make sure call to check hours…read more Very good pizza, we enjoyed the Hawaiian Pizza. They have cooked to order burgers and sandwich with some large sides. Can't wait to return to this little local gem. They have some small items for sale, found some goat soap at a great price. Extra friendly staff buzzing around in here, just could not help myself. It's a good hive.

First: The address is Leavenworth, IN not Marengo. GPS will take you to wrong area on the state…read moreroad. My visit was pre-pandemic. I grew up in the area and was back visiting. It wasn't very late and most places were closed so I headed to yelp to find something and this was listed. The building used to be a small grocery, gas station, and grill. The new owners have converted it to a spacious dine in restaurant. The menu is salads, lunch meat sandwiches, chicken, burgers, pizza, icecream, etc. I have the kickin bourbon burger. It was about $7 for a single and it was plenty big along with the fries. If it was a previously frozen burger I couldn't tell. It tasted great. It's bee themed, so you can get honey and some decor as well. The only down side is you have to purchase bottled drinks and the sugar-free options were pretty limited.

This is the more authentic Amish restaurant of the two in the area (Stoll's in Loogootee is the…read moreother one). That gives you a very obvious option if you want Amish style food. While this one does offer a buffet option, they don't have enough options to really make that worthwhile. The other place is the buffet place. This is the cafeteria place, but it's not as expensive, and the food is just as good. And you get plenty of it in the meal. I'm a big eater, and I'm always satisfied by the plate lunch. Outside of the building, you can see the farm where a lot of their food is grown. I've been here probably a dozen times, and each time was a treat, with fresh food from their local gardens and farms. Unlike Stoll's, they grow their own foods. Like I said, it's authentic Amish. The cafeteria style tables make for a more pleasant and comfortable atmosphere than Stoll's. Surprisingly, the restrooms here are cleaner than Stoll's, where the restrooms are often out of order. This is a much more pleasant experience at Schwartz's. The servers are very nice and helpful. There is a small area for their Amish store of honey, fresh vegetables, and other delights. Where they excel is their pies. While their competitor uses cheap packet pies, Schwartz's has homemade pies, all fresh. I highly recommend the blueberry cream pie and the peach pie. A nice view of the rural surroundings, even if it is on the highway, but so is the other Amish place. The atmosphere is very nice. There is a lot of good feeling in the air. Sometimes, there are folk style musicians in the adjoining room, if you go for that. This is a customer friendly place, and they care about what they do and about the people they serve.

The food was great. The Help was nice. The place was clean. Bathroom was clean . I paid for the…read morebuffet and one trip was all I could hold. I drove there just to check it out . But too far away to eat there often. I recommend this place.

Super good. Had the Chicken Pot Pie--perfect. My wife had the Hot Brown. --not as good as the…read moreBrown Hotel in Louisville --but still good. Thinner turkey cut would have improved it a lot. Quick advice. Your men's bathroom. The toilet section--right next to urinal. The outside of the section is rusted and --sorry--brown rust looks like brown --you know what. Paint. It needs paint cause it doesn't look good, Other than that--great food and great service from our server--Emily.

I Always get the fried chicken dinner. Very good & crispy. Good desserts. You can't beat the view…read moreof the Ohio river while dining.

Stopped here on a drive to French Lick for the holiday weekend. First visit. This place has some…read moreamazing food! We were seated promptly - it's a large space, would make you think about a barndominium. Staff was friendly, and attentive. Always a plus. I ordered their bone-in pork chops in a brown sugar marinade, with a loaded bake potato, and my wife had their all day breakfast (2 eggs, bacon, toast, hash brown casserole, and a waffle on the side). The pork chops were grilled to perfection and delicious! The baked potato was very good and very large. The star of the whole meal was their hash brown casserole! Do not sleep on this! It's made with (I think) pepper Jack cheese, and it was amazing! If you are in the area, well worth stopping in to check out. Looks like they have a nice outdoor patio, so I'm sure it would be even better in the summer.

We went to Burton's for the first time for my family reunion dinner. We had about 50 people and it…read morewas one of very few places in the area to be able to accommodate all of us. The place is very cute, simple, and kind of out on its own which is nice. Parking is plenty. I booked the place so I went before the time I said we'd be there to make sure everything was in order. When I walked in, everything was set up nicely with menus and ice water. There was plenty of space for everyone to socialize. The staff was patient with everyone getting settled and ordering. They also made sure to put everyone's order in at once so it didn't come out of the kitchen sporadically. Food had mixed reviews from our crew. Those who got the salmon, pork chops, steak, and fish seemed to enjoy their food--especially the salmon. Those who got quesadillas, burgers, sandwiches were less than impressed. My quesadilla has a bag clip fall out of it and the pineapple "salsa" was just pineapple and bell peppers so I was disappointed there. People said the burgers tasted like meat on a bun--no seasoning. Those who got soft drinks didn't get refills and we were disappointed to learn that the bar had closed as it was one of the reasons we chose here. The staff did fairly well for the amount of people we had plus the rest of the restaurant. We managed to get in and out in about 2 hours. I am so-so on choosing to eat here again since some loved it and others were not impressed. For the area, it was pretty good. Definitely had its pros and cons.

We went there 8-22 at 4:30 on a Friday and it was closed. It didn't have their business hours…read moreposted on the door. I couldn't find on its website the business hours. ?????????

It's attached to a gas station and has its own parking. The food is why you come and the people who…read morerun it. Makes you think you came to visit your aunties place who knows how to cook !! I am a biscuit and gravy aficionado. Check the pics. We both got the pawpaws. The food is off the hook.

The beer was good, the food was good. The atmosphere could be a bit more Abbey-ish. The service was…read morealso good. There was also a door just to the right of the entry where some critters was scratching to get out. Not sure if it was a pet or a wayward wild rodent but I'd sure like to know!?!

The Brew Works is beside the Benedictine Nunnery. The beer and wine were good. The eating space…read morewas like a cafeteria with one room for 21s and older and a smaller room by the entrance was for families with children. The Pizza, fried mushrooms, and Baked Ravioli were served hot. The Baked Ravioli are a favorite for me and very good.

It's nice to have another option in the area. I ended up only ordering a freeze/blizzard thing so…read morethe review is more about the experience than the food. They clearly are still learning how to run a food business. After waiting about 15-20 minutes the guy in front of me of me got his calzone and I checked on my freeze. They had forgotten to make it. They were out of several menu items. Even after I saw them posting earlier on Facebook they had ordered more. Everyone was nice enough but watching and listening to them from the attached side dining room you could tell they had no idea what they were doing. I don't think they have any kind of order tracking process. Nobody seems to be in charge of "expediting". I think they should have limited their menu (it's huge covering breakfast lunch dinner ice cream and pizzas) and definitely done a soft open to work things out. Prices weren't too bad. I'll try their pizza next time. Hopefully they work out the logistics of running a resturaunt.

Great food & great service. What more could you ask for !…read more Had cheeseburgers, a malt , and a frosty type of ince cream. All yummy. Favorite part, Hubby approved.

The workers are very welcoming & inviting. The patio has fans so it wasn't too hot out. Food is…read moredelicious and prices are good value.

I definitely recommend this place! Looks very our waitress and the food was so great! Adult drink…read morewas fantastic too. We were visiting people in French Lick so the little hop and skip drove was worth it.

We found this little hole-in-the-wall restaurant while staying in French Lick, and we're so glad a…read morelocal recommended it to us! Nila's serves breakfast until 2pm, and they highly recommended trying the homemade biscuits and gravy, so of course we had to give them a try. We also had the French toast and an omelet filled with meat, cheese, and hash browns and topped with gravy. Everything was really good, but the biscuits and gravy were definitely my favorite! The biscuits and gravy tasted homemade and fresh--not like the typical big, store-bought biscuits you get at some places. They were absolutely delicious! If you're in French Lick and looking for a good, local breakfast spot, definitely give Nila's a try. We're glad we did! Service was also spectacular!!

What a great local gem! They have yummy home cooked breakfast and the staff is so friendly. We had…read morebiscuits and gravy and it was delicious! Make sure to check it out.