Helping a friend get to his Florida winter home. We left Minnesota just a head of a snow storm. We…read morestopped at the iron skillet for breakfast. I had the French toast with sausage and eggs. Our server kept my coffee cup full and brought the food rather quickly for how busy they were 5 stars from me.

After reading some of the other reviews, I wasn't sure what to think, but I was pleasantly…read moresurprised they had the menu you could order from or the buffet. The buffet was well stocked with fresh food items, and the baked chicken was hot and moist. So a good experience all around.

I went for a ride on the motorcycle down Illinois 2 and got a wee bit hungry. Having passed the…read moreRoadhouse many times in the past I decided that is where I was going to stop. I'm glad I did! The interior of the building is decorated in a western style, stage coach stop theme. Mainly because if you read the local history on the menu, the building used to be a "Roadhouse" where the stage coach stopped. I found the atmosphere very different for the area and really relaxing. When I was there it wasn't too busy, so I sat at the bar. The owner was there and I was able to chat him up some. He has an interest in a local cold case from 1948 that I also follow. He was a great guy to chat up, extremely friendly. The food here is pretty good. I ordered The Blue Barrel. Basically a bacon cheese burger with hot bleu cheese on it. Per the menu it suggested I put A1 on it per the chef, so I ordered it that way. Man was that good. Huge patty too and it was cooked just right! I really enjoyed the burger. The service was a little off. The lady working the bar would disappear and I would have to ask for things or try to find her. Not a huge selling point especially when there were only a couple of people in the place at the time. I really have to say that I liked this place a lot. I loved the atmosphere, the servers, the owner, the food. It was great. I will definitely be back.

I hadn't been to this place in probably 15 yrs. To be honest I tend to forget about it sometimes…read morebecause our hours just don't mesh. But I stopped in one night recently and dropped $20.00 in the slots. I doubled my money cashed out and headed home. Unfortunately in the meantime I also dropped $200 on my chair and didn't notice until much later. I called the next night thinking no way is anyone going to admit they found $200 cash BUT..Huge shout out to Mike (apparently the owner I had no idea) for putting it in an envelope with my description and being kind enough and most importantly HONEST! enough to return it. ​

I believe the name is now Rocks Pour House but just for the record, it says Fuller's House outside…read more Very decent place, cold beer from New Glarus, good bar food, affordable pricing and the bartender/ cook was a nice guy. Food was out super quick, very comfortable and cool little Wisconsin town.

Really enjoyed the incredible food and equally amazing variety of dishes. Recommend highly!read more

We're always very happy with this buffet. They refill promptly, the food is good, and they come…read morearound regularly to refill drinks and ensure you're happy with the food.

Maxson's Pride of Oregon, a paddle wheel boat, is truly a hidden gem. The friendly crew described…read moreits history--built in 1989 as a replica of the Rosie O'Shea paddlewheeler. A portion of its journey from the shipyard to the Rock River was actually made overland. The interior of the main deck is appointed with attractive woodwork, and there is a bar. The upper deck is open air. Ample seating is provided. This was a lunch cruise and our group was seated and served upon our 11 AM boarding. The quality of the food (catered by Maxson) and service exceeded our expectations. We began with rolls and a generous tossed salad with Italian dressing. Our entrée choices were beef bordelaise, fried catfish, and a vegetarian plate. The fork-tender beef was cloaked in a red wine sauce and the fish, though heavy on the crust, tasted fresh and was greaseless. Our sides were fresh steamed veggies and a twice-baked potato. Chocolate cake was served for dessert. There were pitchers of lemonade and water on the table, and coffee and tea were offered. Our leisurely cruise upriver lasted two hours and ended at 1:30. Travel is limited to a 7-mile-long navigable stretch of the Rock River. Narration was provided at various points of interest. We spotted at least two bald eagles onshore. Just delightful!

Horrible buffet never again! I can see now why only 4 people were there for lunch! Too bad nice…read morevenue

As far as Chinese buffets in this area go, this restaurant was highly recommended by our friends…read more We were pleasantly surprised by how huge the restaurant is. Lots of seating and tables. When you walk in, the host brings you to a table and asks for your drink order. Then, you're free to go to peruse and choose your food. There are three rows of food, plus the raw oysters, hibachi fixings & STEAK!!! On the far wall are more desserts - cake, mousse, cookies & ice cream. My husband loved choosing his own steak and how to cook it on the grill. For me, the food was tasty, but it was the vast variety that won me over. Good experience. $17.99/pax for dinner.

I've gone here several times in the past 6 months and it seems as if their service and food quality…read morehas gone downhill. The waitresses never smile, they'll seat us at tables with other people, and they yell at us from across the room to be seated rather than coming up to greet us. Friendly service really goes a long way, but they're not providing that anymore. Some of my favorite items like the Green Beans and Hot n Sour Soup are not seasoned well anymore, and are significantly better at other buffets, but it's mostly the service that needs a change.

We came for Sunday brunch (and to redeem some free slot play) but we were later than usual. That…read morebeing said, the food should still be acceptable. The biscuits were kind of hard on the edges, bacon was soggy and the eggs were pretty runny. The other food was decent and there was plenty of it. Just certain things like the bread pudding in the dessert area was well beyond the time it needed to be out. I put a spoon into it, and it was no longer soft and moist like you'd expect, so I didn't even scoop it out. For what you get there, $49 for two people is maybe a little much. Some things were good, like the crab cakes, but other things like the pizza seemed like store bought. We may try it again if we're there. Just not super impressed with it. Edit: we went back today (albeit earlier than last time) and the food was much better. I guess timing is everything. It wasn't very busy this morning (maybe everyone was still at church?) so the person clearing tables and getting drinks was very attentive. So I'd have to give them another star for that.

We've been here a couple of times and the outcomes have been very different. Sometimes the food is…read morecooked to perfection and hot. The last time we were there, most of the food was cold (especially the prime rib, cold and overcooked) I have a hard time paying what they want for their buffet and not knowing if the food is going to be edible or not.

I have been coming here for years because I am so pleased with the food and service. Great sushi…read moreand Chinese food!

I enjoy dining here. They always have a nice selection of fresh dishes. They also have sushi.read more

King Buffet really surprised me! What I especially loved is the unlimited hot tea to wash all of…read morethe food down. The service is very straightforward & the restaurant is always clean. I'm a big fan of their peanut butter chicken and always track it down.

I did not have my phone with me when I ate here but i wish i did. Everything was hot BUT all the…read morefood was old and dry. it was like everything was cooked the day before. Plates were not washed properly and there was food residue on them that my son found. DO NOT USE THE BATHROOM. Every surface was covered in rust. Its not just a surface rust either it's worse than an 80's truck that's driven in salty snow all it's life. It's not a simple repaint fix. everything needs replaced in it. So after seeing that I have to wonder how the kitchen looks... it's not worth $20 per person