great Breakfast!!! I really like Mary who cooks and serves…read morethe food.. everyone is always friendly and clean appearance .. don't show up too late it will all be gone .. chicken and daily lunches are the best too.

Customer service friendly. Food is a hard pass. Third attempt to eat their food. Variety brought us…read moreback to attempt, yet again. Last, and final attempt = Noble Roman's pizza was burned. Seriously BURNED. Poppers had stale cream cheese.

Really decent spot just outside of Seymour. Delicious tenderloin. Normally they have a lot of home…read moremade baked goods up front as well. Workers are all very friendly, good people.

I just think everything is so quaint in Cartland. The prices on your pies, pastries, and deserts…read moreare excellent and it's so convenient that you sell other products too. I would love to see the Diner expand to making hot foods. Maybe a grille and a cook. And I noticed you have newspapers. Maybe turning it into a deli. Having some crock pot meals; like chili; rabbit stew with turnips and fennel seed; and pot roast with carrots, potatoes, &. Onions

Been there twice now and have had great experiences. The ladies that work behind the counter have…read morebeen very friendly and helpful. I had the turkey, bacon and ranch sandwich...absolutely delicious. Their prices are very reasonable too! Nice little deli/convenience store in a small town.

The old fashioned little town grocery/convenience store! Hometown friendly people! The resident…read morekitty was so sweet and friendly! A cat he took in as a stray! Love it!

I grew up on Lake Lemon, and I didn't know the Need More existed until a couple years ago. It…read moreseems to have a little of everything, which is great when the nearest gas-station or grocery store is 25-minutes away, For suck a small, old store, I was very impressed with their selection. They also have a lot of miscellaneous hardware and tools. If you don't have time to drive to Martinsville or Bloomington, give the Need More a shot.

I needed some hydration with a little kick, so I stopped by Nashville General Store & Bakery for an…read moreiced tea. It turned out, they had to make my iced tea special, because they weren't allowed to use the tap water because of some boil order that was established in the area. OK! They were able to pivot and make me my unsweetened ice tea with bottled water, instead. My iced tea was great and just what I wanted. What customer service! I wish I wanted some baked goods while I was here, because this place has all of the homemade-looking baked goods. Peanut butter cookies in a Tupperware container, bread pudding covered in plastic wrap, apple pie in a metal pie dish. All of the baked goods look like they were made by someone's grandma. And they looked like they were labeled by someone's grandpa, carefully, in grandpa handwriting. Nashville General Store has a breakfast and lunch menu along with baked goods, with a big indoor dining room that you can sit in and enjoy your meal. Breakfast foods include pancakes, quiche and breakfast sandwiches; lunch options include things like sandwiches, soups, salads and sides. This place is also a store. You will find things like jams and canned goods, home decor, and lots more stuff with a country aesthetic. It's a cute place to visit to grab something to eat or drink, and look around.

We stopped in for lunch and ordered the breaded pork tenderloin sandwiches, a Hoosier delicacy. The…read moremeat is locally sourced and sliced. The breading is a house recipe and is crunchy like an onion ring. Delicious! Each tenderloin is breaded and cooked to order and served on a house baked cornmeal bun. The sweet potato fries are served with a spicy jam for dipping. I wasn't sure but it's delicious! There is a shopping area with seasonal decorations and house seasonings and sauces. Mostly stuff you'll find all over Nashville. The dining area features mix n match furniture with a country kitchen vibe. You order at the counter and the food is brought out to your table. We spent $45 for lunch for two but it sure seemed worth it.

On a busy IU graduation weekend, the restaurant handled the flow well. The french onion soup was…read moreexcellent and much larger than a typical serving. With the view overlooking Lake Monroe, the ambiance was very nice.

Still a great spot for lunch and glad to see it was pretty busy on a Saturday in July.read more

The owner/manager was extremely rude to us. We were going to purchase some wooden utensils but…read moredecided to spend our money elsewhere. I would give them zero stars if I could.

Located just west of the Hobnob Corner Restaurant, this little shop is loaded with delightful…read more"butters" and "spreads". The "butters" are fruits (apple or peach) that have been pureed before going through their processing. Since they don't have any artificial sugars or pectin, the "butters" may be a little less set than some store bought brands. The "spreads" are jams that are also made with real fruit and come in a wide variety of flavors. (Note: on weekends, you can usually try free samples of the flavors.) The store also has a collection of unique kitchen accessories for sale. But make a point of coming here for the preserves. The flavors are great! Review #850

We stopped in to see what's going on. This is a fun…read moreNEIGHBORHOOD deli and meat shop with very good quality meats, fresh and frozen, and packaged products you may not be able to get in most big grocery stores. They have a nice selection of local Indiana, Ohio, and Midwestern "local" products. We decided to purchase a few blueberry breakfast sausages made in house. These are large breakfast sausages with a savory flavor.