Loved this little hole in the wall restaurant. A simple menu and the locals flock to this place. I…read morehad the Dinner Bell Omelet, and the wife had the oatmeal. Both of us said the food and service were excellent. My coffee never cup got near empty. The menu has the basics, which is all that is needed. If you're in town and want a great breakfast, stop on in.

There food good and at reasonable price. They are open breakfast and lunch.So go and check them out…read morefor yourself.

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.

I don't know if I will ever be back in this area but this restaurant sure makes me hope I am!…read more The lunch buffet is straight up fire! Every item was fresh and great. The best potato salad I have ever eaten was on the salad bar! Do yourself a favor and try this restaurant if you are ever in the area!

I was headed to Odon for The Locker (IYKYK) and decided to visit Dutchman's for a Saturday…read morebreakfast. Nice place (an Amish shop is in the same building) with easy parking. I went in and sat down. The server was nice and brought my coffee and water, and I decided on the buffet (~$13). The biscuits were heavy and good - the gravy was thicker than I like, but still good. Bacon was big but flimsy (I like a bit crispier) and the sausage links were good. There were scrambled eggs available, and they were real (not watery/powdered), but seemed to have sat in their container for a while. Also, the shredded hash browns were soft - I like crispy potatoes. The buffet also had pancakes, French toast and fruit, but I passed on those. You could tell the restaurant was a local favorite - several people were chatting across tables while I was there. Nice and clean (didn't visit restrooms), and thought the price was good overall. Definitely homemade food!

Wish I could give even more stars! The staff was friendly and super nice. This is by far my…read morefavorite fast food place to eat!

Order is always wrong. Food is cold and the young lady calls me honey. How about you call me Mrs…read moreand get my food right the first time.

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.

Hidden gem! Had the ribeye sandwich. Flavor was spot on! Asked for pepper jack cheese (which…read morethey forgot) but it didn't need it! Just good, straight up sandwich (5/5). Unfortunately the fries looked great but were soggy. Couple extra minutes in fryer they would have be been perfect (3/5). So avg score is a 4. They do have some seating inside if u need. And fountain Pepsi products. And check out their daily specials.

Oink Snack failure day. Bologna, none- oink fail. Maybe…read morenext time!!! Bacon, none- oink fail. Fries are always overcooked and yet to have a great fry order. Multiple times have found them closed during the week this year before 2pm. Chicken sandwich was chewy. Burger was good and served up hot and quickly. Good service in the quaint picnic table/ window counter establishment.

We have been to several of these in Indiana and this by far is the cleanest and offers up good…read moreservice.. Time it to get half price apps M-F. The chips are thin and very good, salsa is almost ketchup like. The potato skin app is huge and a tad unexpected with think potato chip sliced deep fried and seasoned with an odd flavor. The brand as TexMex but not like any one I have experienced in TX.

This is one of the better restaurants to eat at in the Salem and Scottsburg area. Good service.read more

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.

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.

Small town local eats prepared up fresh and tasty off the side lot smoker by a very friendly owner…read more Can't beat local hospitality, rural ambiance and delicious eats. BBQ and brisket are delicious with a big side of baked beans. Order at the counter, drinks come in a bottle at a premium price. The food price is reasonable and offers up lbs of meat to go. Go check them out and eat local or drive over to check this spot out. A few tables to eat inside or weather permitted you can eat on a picnic table or in a screened in gazebo

I decided that this needed a more Western feel to it, and the service is fast for…read more Y'all ever find yourselves meandering through Salem and craving a hearty meal that'd make a cowboy tip his hat in appreciation? Well, partner, you best steer your boots toward Smokin' Hawgs. Nestled in the old Main Street Pizza building, this joint might still be a work in progress, but it's already staking its claim as a local treasure. The inside seating might be on the cozy side, but don't let that fool you--there's ample room for comfort. And soon, a new patio with a gazebo will grace the front and side, offering a prime view of the creek that meanders beside it. While you're relaxin' and enjoyin' your meal, you'll also have a perfect view of the century-old courthouse in the town square, a grand piece of history that adds to the charm of this small town. Imagine sittin' under the gazebo, the sun setting over the horizon, and the gentle murmur of the creek as you savor every bite. That's the kind of experience Smokin' Hawgs is fixing' to offer. Now, let me tell y'all about the man behind the magic--Daryel. He's a dedicated chef and a fellow Masonic brother, rising with the rooster each morning to prepare the day's meats and sides. Every dish is crafted with pure love and passion, and it shows in every mouthful. **What we tried:** - **Brat Slider:** I took a bite, and it was like striking gold. Each morsel was a burst of flavor that had me wanting more. - **Pulled Pork Sandwich:** My wife saddled up to this dish, and let me tell ya, she's a tough critic. But this time, she cleaned her plate, leaving nary a crumb behind, except the bread. The pulled pork was plentiful, the baked beans were rich and savory, and the scalloped potatoes were creamy and delightful. - **4 Rib Meal:** My daughter chose this, and those ribs were tender as a gentle breeze, falling right off the bone. I had a taste of the beans--lip-smacking good, I tell ya. The ribs were seasoned to perfection, and each bite was a journey through flavor town. Daryel's signature sauces are the perfect sidekick to the star of the show--the meat. Each sauce complemented the flavors beautifully, adding a delightful kick that lingered on the taste buds. So, whether you're a local lookin' for your next favorite spot or just a traveler passing through, Smokin' Hawgs is worth every mile of the journey. With Daryel's dedication and the rustic charm of the place, you're in for a meal that's as memorable as a Western sunset. Giddy up and head on over to Smokin' Hawgs, where every meal is a culinary adventure crafted with heart and soul, all while takin' in the sights of the historic town square and its venerable courthouse.