Sunday late lunch. Five of us…read more First of all, Coke and Pepsi products! I had a large grilled chicken salad. Excellent! Wife had a grilled chicken salad. She says outstanding! What a great meal. We will be back.

I love the old tables and chairs and a wood floor all the pictures and information. It's a…read morebeautiful restaurant. And they have good food great grilled chicken Caesar salad and they also have these tater tots. They are so good! And the service is great. I've been down there three or four times now and every time I'm down there I go to Daniel girls farmhouse restaurant. I would definitely recommend.

The restaurant that used to be known as Magis has reopened as Hometown Family Diner…read more The service was a little slower than it used to be, but the waitress was very polite. I absolutely love crispy bacon and it was perfect. I also liked that rye toast was an option with my breakfast instead of just traditional white or wheat bread. It was a very good breakfast and for two people we were able to eat there for less than $20.

New name - Waterloo Diner. Fast service, delicious food and friendly welcoming atmosphere. We had…read moreBLT and western omelet. Coffee was so-so. Love the church pew benches outside.

Excellent service. We asked for banana nut, chocolate chip pancakes and they obliged. Amazing! They…read morealso had sugar free syrup when requested. One family member got an egg white skillet with fruit, eat healthy if you like. All of our food was hot and great flavor. They kept the coffee coming, and we had a great place to visit as a family for breakfast.

i got french toast and it had tastes of onions and green peppers and then got a pancake next…read morethinking it might've just been that once and it had taste of onions as well. they do not clean grill and don't like to give out enough syrup for all your needs. other than that it was amazing!

I've never had a bad meal here. Their menu has a variety of tasty comfort food- all made from…read morescratch. It's definitely a great excuse to visit Connersville, Indiana!

We have been going to Ole Rooste for the past 5 years. It has ALWAYS been a 5star GO-TO place,…read moreuntil this past weekend 12/6/25. EVERYTHING was different this time. It felt as if it is under NEW Ownership. We were greeted by a grumpy older lady. We did not see the staff that we normally see. The servers that we did see were very nice. I gave the Servers the star in the review. They were the ONLY stars there. The menu had changed since the last time we were there, about a month ago. LOTS fewer options, more Pizza & Italian. The quality of the food was extremely lacking. My Wife had the fried shrimp basket. It had 5 small flat shrimp (like the ones at the buffets) some fries & a drink. If you took the breading off of the shrimp it was about the size of a guppy. My son also had the Shrimp basket. The shrimp was the same as above. He had 2 sides, about a tablespoon each, Cottage cheese & Broccoli Salad. I was looking for the Bacon Cheese Burger, I was told "it has been removed from the menu & replaced by the Smash Burger, much less meat in the Smash Burger". The server said "you can order a Smash Burger and add bacon & Cheese" (up charge). I opted for an old favorite Tenderloin, it was OK, nothing great. NOTHING was as good as we had ALWAYS received in the past. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED we will not go back

Tasty breakfast, served all day. I can recommend the biscuits and gravy and hash browns. Parking…read moreis kind of strange, park in the bigger lot. Good service, discount for cash payment.

Excellent food and great service! The signs on the walls will brighten your day!the best biscuits…read moreand gravy in the state!

love their breakfast!!! not the cheapest but excellent!! biscuit and gravy, hashbrowns, and eggs is…read moremy go to if i can get yo early enough!! i think they are closed now due to the severe flooding though so hope they are able to open back up soon!!

Good price. Good quality. Good people. Nice ambience with those old licence plates on the wall.read more

This is my second time visiting the Nulltown Country Kitchen. It's like rewinding back in time and…read morevisiting an old general store from 50 years ago. I went with a group, we tried everything, ranging from pancakes, to omelettes, and especially that they have, which is kind of a mixed breakfast skillet. I made my own omelette and there were plenty of toppings to select and customize it in the way that you wanted. The mail comes with your choice of toast and fried potatoes, which I think Minney would also called shredded hashbrowns. I hate a skimpy omelette, and this one sure pleased me. It was filled with green peppers, plenty of cheese and ham chunks. The food came out piping hot. The waitress was attentive and kept our coffee full as we sat and visited for an hour. The restaurant was filled with locals, and I love the vibe, there are plenty of spaces to eat alone, or groups and tables together, and bring your family. It is also worth noting that in the 2023 Tri State Food Battle battle in Connersville hosted this year by Friends of Fred; this restaurant placed third place with their food truck. Give it a shot, it is worth the drive!

Food has always been excellent and prices fair. Been a customer since the 1960s! Have never failed…read moreto make me happy. Highly recommend!

The other day I ordered the kloin basket. It came with two sides so I got fries and mushrooms. The…read morekloin was tough like it had been over cooked and the fries was hard and crunchy. The mushrooms was good though. I ordered from outside in my vehicle and the wait time was pretty ridiculous. I waited for over 40 minutes for food that wasn't even good or cooked right.

We pulled in the parking lot and it was a little busy. Walked inside you could instantly smell the…read morefood it. It smells amazing. We got right in and the waiter took our drink order right away. I ordered filet mignon with a sweet potato and green beans. The food was delicious and the live music was perfect.

The last time I was here was on a high school date nearly 40 years ago.... it's received much…read moreneeded updates since then! There's a colorful mural on the exterior. The covered patio is the place to sit next to the wall if you want the best view of the lake, and it 's fun (especially for kids) to toss bites from your plate to the hungry carp and turtles below. After hearing good things, I went for breakfast with a friend and ordered the French toast after the server recommended it. Topped with strawberries and whipped cream, a half serving was the perfect size. With a side of crispy bacon and bottomless coffee, a delicious meal. My friend loved her "combo," hash browns with veggies mixed in and eggs on top. Our server was lovely as well. Would definitely return for dinner and live music next time I'm in the area.

5 way Chile is very good. Owners are so nice Husband likes…read moreconey dogs. He always gets 3 and fries i

This is definitely not a Chinese hot pot restaurant. The head cook and bottle washer (I'm not…read morekidding!) didn't even know what a hot pot was, even though they've owned the place for years. I'm surprised that they didn't change the name. She told me that someone else had stopped recently thinking that it was a Chinese place. Seeing the pumpkin pie under Desserts on the sign as I entered was a clue. I thought "oh, what the heck!", and she said that she'd bring a menu to me in just a moment. There was only one person seated in the restaurant but it was possibly too early for many people. After a short delay, she arrived with the menu and asked what I wanted to drink. I ordered a sweet tea. Perusing the menu, I thought I'd try the meatloaf sandwich. That sounded like something typically Indiana. She was out of meatloaf. (As I learnt later, the walk-in cooler had been repaired but she had thrown out possibly spoiled food and was waiting for the cooler to become cooler.) I ordered the fish tail sandwich. Rather than just have a little rectangle mostly hidden by the bun, this was long enough to be seen quite well on each end. I bit off one end before taking the photo, so sorry about that. I also ordered seasoned fries. It took a little while, and a couple entered, so the woman in charge of it all had to multi-task. I wonder what happens if she's really busy. The food was good, although the seasoned fries could have used more seasoning. They seemed to have a layer of breading with mild paprika, when they should have had a mix of mild and spicy paprika. The food was prepared as well as you could expect, and it was obvious that she cared. She and her husband took time to talk, which was quite pleasant. They weren't intrusive but they seemed genuinely interested. She was definitely interested in what a hot pot was. Being between Quizno's and Mancino's, someone might miss the place, especially with the McDonald's drive-thru line into 30th Street. Shouldn't it wind in front of Kroger's instead? Geez. Of course, people could just avoid McDonald's and go to The Hot Pot Restaurant. Update 2013.09.24: I was in Connersville photographing cross country and stopped ahead of time. Tried the meat loaf sandwich and a taco. I wish the meat loaf had as much meat as it had loaf. It seemed a bit spongy. The taco was okay but it really didn't compel me, either.