We ordered carry out. We got the cranberry bogg salad (with…read morethe bacon and chicken on the side because, I'm super picky), the garlic cheese bread, the super olive pie, and a sausage pie. We would've also ordered a meatball sub but they were out of meatballs. The only real negative I experienced was the bacon on the bogg salad, it was real bacon, but not crispy. I don't like that congealed fat taste on my tongue. I know it's "cooked", but it's not good. The chicken was very tasty. I was glad I ordered the bacon on the side. The ranch and blue cheese dressings seemed to be homemade and were super yummy! The pizzas were both excellent, I can't wait to order again. This thin crust is my husband's favorite, and the crust stayed crispy even for carry out. The garlic cheese bread and marinara were also excellent! You can tell they use real quality ingredients, and I really appreciate that. No need to order extra cheese, they don't skimp. It would be so easy to give this place 5 stars if it weren't for that bacon. ;)

I was in the area for work, and after I had completed my visit at Indiana W, I decided that I…read morewanted a bite to eat before heading home, after some searching around I found the GOP, and decided to check it out. This was a cool place! I was greeted right away, I sat at the bar and ordered a personal pizza with pepperoni and jalapeños, it was savory and delicious! Definitely stop by if you are in the area.

Great place to go to watch a band and have a few drinks! Very welcoming from the staff! Made new…read morefriends! Will definitely go back!!

Rude bartender who wouldn't take her face out of her phone. Terrible pool table, 6 pool sticks that…read morewere all broken. Will never go back. Pete S. from South Bend also reviewed this place but Yelp has chosen not to post his review so I thought I would do it for him. He gave this place 1 star. "Worst experience ever, the owners are the rudest people ever... Will never come back here again.."

Welcoming staff and quick service. I ordered the lunch special of the day which was a Philly steak…read moreand cheese. Really really good.

Stopped for tenderloin Tuesday on a whim. Definitely a good ride on the motorcycle. Local hometown…read morebar vibe. Quick service and cold beer! Older building but good access and parking.

Waylon's is my go to for wings. They are always good. Ready in 20 minutes. We use them for parties…read moreand get togethers. Service is friendly and prompt.

I would never go or recommend this place due to their heavy use of AI ads. All their advertisements…read moreare false advertisement!!!! What they show you is not what you're getting! It's not even real food they've made at their bar!!!

The good : value, Classic American food, service…read more The bad : it's a neighborhood place Try the bison bacon burger

I usually go there for the fish, and all-you-can-eat fish on Friday. There is a separate area from…read morethe bar so you are not overwhelmed with smoke. They also have different specials like hamburger of the month, and a hometown dinner on Thursday. They also have a patio which is nice. Great waitresses too. No complaints.

We came here after work based on recommendations from colleagues…read more Bad Dad has great parking and a very big space. We enjoyed our pizzas (Neopolitan & Detroit) as well as burgers. I was the DD so sadly I had no beer, but my friends enjoyed it. Will return if ever in the neighborhood again.

Brewery #281 This…read moreplace understands me, it get's me, I'm partially convinced they tapped my brain or my metaverse and said "Let's make a place that caters to this guy, Da Gabe aka Mike Honcho" Bad Dad has taken dad jokes and made a brewery. Beers named 'Socks and Sandals, Pull My Finger, I'll Turn this Car Around' and many more. Their tin tacker is of a slightly obese dad in an undersized sleeveless shirt, headband and white New Balance sneakers riding a beer can. Perfection. Genius! While their humor got me in the door, their pizza and beer will get me to come back. I got my standard flight with I'll Turn This Car Around (Hazy IPA), Kiss the Cook (DIPA), Snooze Button (Imperial Stout) and a Tapestry of Obscenity (IPA). All were really great but The Snooze Button was my favorite of the bunch. We also got a couple of pizzas. A Detroit style called Motown with thick pepperoni, hot honey, and basil which was very tasty and a Margherita pizza that was solid. My only issue was they were out of stickers for my man cave wall but that's just all the reason to go back next time I visit my parents in Indiana.

This was a super stop while in Gas City. A large collection of beer and the team there was very…read morefriendly. I enjoyed it and will definitely be back.

Stopped in after a Taylor Football game and had a great experience. My wife had a sampler and I…read morehave the pumpkin beer and the ratober fest beer. both were excellent. They do have some snacks (pork rinds, charcuterie box) that were both good, but you can bring in food. the building is awesome and love the vibe. the bartender was great, providing recommendations and was knowledgeable about the beers. definitely will go back when in town

**The Curious Case of the Missing Fries**…read more *A one-act dinner drama.* **Setting:** Buffalo Wild Wings, Marion, Indiana. Friday evening. The clock reads 6:30 PM. **Act I - Hope Takes a Seat** The curtain rises. A family is seated. Drinks are ordered and, after a reasonable wait, make their grand entrance. Spirits are high. Menus are closed with confidence. What could go wrong? **Act II - The Plot Thickens** Our waitress appears to be starring in three different productions simultaneously. Between conversations with coworkers, interactions with nearby tables, and whatever invisible subplot was unfolding around her, taking our order seemed less like a conversation and more like speed dating with distractions. About 30 minutes later, the appetizers arrived... mostly. A few cast members were absent, but the show marched on. Then came the waiting. Ranch dressing somehow became the evening's most punctual performer, making multiple appearances long before the main course ever took the stage. Around the 1-hour-and-15-minute mark, our waitress informed us that the manager was personally pulling our food, and it would be arriving shortly. Hope returned. **Act III - The Mayo Mystery** Dinner finally arrived. Unfortunately, my wife's burger featured one very clear villain: mayonnaise. She had specifically requested none. When we mentioned it, we were treated to an unexpected behind-the-scenes documentary about end-of-month meetings, server errors, kitchen issues, and internal restaurant operations. We affectionately dubbed this segment, *"Tea from the Back End."* An interesting plot twist? We were asked whether simply replacing the bottom bun would solve the problem. No... no it would not. The burger disappeared backstage and returned surprisingly quickly, looking suspiciously like the original burger wearing a fresh set of buns. The fries, however, had apparently chosen to leave the production entirely and had to be summoned for an encore. **Final Act - The Great Escape** We were told something would likely be taken off the bill for the inconvenience. Nothing was. Checks arrived. Cards were collected. Then our waitress accepted a starring role at another table while we sat waiting to sign our receipts after nearly two hours in the restaurant. Eventually, the cards and receipt folders were dropped on the table with little more than a drive-by delivery before the credits rolled. **Final Review** The surprising part? The food was actually good. The drinks were good too. This wasn't a kitchen problem as much as it felt like a restaurant trying to stay afloat while stretched too thin, combined with service that never quite felt focused. We weren't difficult guests, our order was simple, and everyone can have an off night--but the experience never recovered, and a sincere apology would have gone a long way. Good food. Long waits. An unexpectedly detailed backstage commentary. I'd happily give the food another chance, but I hope the next performance has a different director.

we got seated in 40 seconds our food was hot and our food came out in 23 mins so very goodread more

We went here after work on the recommendation of a consultant we worked with over the weekend…read more It was on our way back to our hotel, and not far off the highway. We enjoyed the extensive selection of soups and N.A. and regular beer. The grilled cheese is so good. Highly recommend it. You must get the sticky pudding...fo not miss it. It's so good!

My wife and I were visiting the James Dean museum in Fairmont on a nice sunny Saturday. The owner…read moreof the museum (Lenny) suggested driving a few miles north to Payne's for lunch. It's a few minutes off the highway, but certainly doesn't feel like you're in Gas City, IN. It looks like they added on an outdoor space recently. Nothing too extravagant, but nice enough for lunch. A nice younger man took care of us on the patio. The menu was quite eclectic and unique. The tortilla chips and cold bean dip was a great way to start. Both our soups were fantastic....cheddar cheese for one and leek soup the other. Fish and chips hit the spot and apparently a fan favorite. My wife had the club sandwich of GF bread. Great little local spot if you're ever in the area.

This is a great little liquor store. To be so small they have plenty of options. Beer, wine,…read morespirits. You pay a bit more for the convenience of not having to drive to a bigger town but the amount isn't that great. The employees are always friendly and ready to help or answer questions. There are limited but fun wine options. They have some inexpensive wines but also a few nicer ones. You can get your beer chilled out of the cooler. And there are many hard liquor choices. Come check them out. You will definitely find some fun things to try.