Found this place with a yelp search and oh my. The breaded tenderloin was amazing. I'm originally…read morefrom Indiana, in town visiting family. We don't get this sandwich in NC. This hit the spot. Hand breaded, fried to perfection. The heat fibally broke here, so I sat outdoors and enjoyed the breeze and the views. This quaint place is rustic, on a lake where you can rent kayaks, get bait and tackle, etc. They serve breakfast all day, as well. They serve canned drinks and bottled water. No ice is available. Staff are friendly. An older gentleman was wiping all the outside tables. Very relaxing lunch. I would come back, maybe to try breakfast.

Amazing little restaurant / shop for kill buck creek. The smothered breakfast was some of the best…read morebiscuits and Gravy I have had in a while. Grey Gravy with lots of large bits of sausage in it. Biscuits seemed freshly made as well. All with a great helping of the gravy. The staff was great. The place is cash only.

Go! Do yourself the favor and go. Atmosphere and service are…read morenice. But he pancakes are great! My server Rae was wonderful.

Another Saturday morning with the phone off the hook, can't even place a to go order.read more

Surprised that this location got low reviews. I've been to a lot of casinos and this one is very…read moreclean and very nice. Huge non smoking section and a lot of restaurants and shops. Even though it was cold, they still had the horses out running around the track. They provide free non alcoholic drinks and the staff is very friendly and helpful. I also really like their rewards program. They also have great parking, handicap parking, and a big overhang to keep whoever you drop off at the door out of the weather.

How are you supposed to be able to find a good place to park there are 30 places close to the door…read morethat are empty reserved for seven star and they are all empty. This is a Friday poor way to do business.

Stopped in for lunch. Downtown Fortville. It never looks like there is a lot of parking…read moredowntown, but I've always been able to find a spot fairly close to my destination. I love the small town feel!! The restaurant vibe reflects the town. Everyone is very welcoming. I didn't catch bartenders name, but she was very friendly to everyone at her bar. She told us her favorites on the menu. I appreciated her knowledge about the restaurant and the menu. The bar area seemed a little dark, but that actually enhanced the experience of an old bar. We only sat in the bar area, I believe there is additional seating in another room, but I didn't look. I opted for a grilled tenderloin and a cup of beer cheddar jalapeño cheese soup. The sandwich's are Ala carte. The sandwich was bigger than I expected, that would have been enough for lunch. The trick with grilled tenderloin is that many times it is over cooked, so it is dry. This was cooked to perfection; cooked but still moist. The sandwich, with the "garden" was awesome. Now to the soup. I think she said they use wee Mac as the beer. The jalapeño was puréed. There was crispy bacon crumbled on top; I did not care for the bacon. The soup was odd to me as I was eating it. Because of the texture, it reminded me of corn chowder. There was a little spice/flavor from the jalapeño. What was odd to me, was it didn't wow me like I thought it would, but I kept eating it. So in the end, I think I really liked it bc I ate all of it!!! The menu is not large, but has a good variety for its size. The desserts were impressive, I just didn't have room for it. I could easily become a regular there!!

Our server Ben was absolutely amazing. He was the most personable, funny and kind server we have…read moreever had! We recommend asking for him! The atmosphere was perfect for a date night or a quick dive bar aspect with your friends The Bone Marrow fries were fire along side some great entrees! We'll be back very soon

This place had been catching my eye and we finally went in today. The retro diner vibe inside…read moreimmediately is such a charm. The menu is not overwhelming and is exceptionally unique. Service was attentive and quick, food was AMAZING. Special note the pancakes were huge and delicious. I had the spicy chicken breakfast biscuit and myyyyy lawd. My husband had the honey chicken breakfast biscuit and we did a side order gravy and a biscuit and made him a mini B&G. 10/10.... they even have flavor creamer - will definitely go back to try out the lunch menu!

Great breakfast but lazy service. Never asked if we wanted coffee refills or how our food was.read more

I visited Schoolhouse Seven Café on Saturday morning and ordered a brown sugar and cinnamon chai…read morelatte with oat milk, and it was delicious. The space itself is what appears to be an old schoolhouse, and it's incredibly warm and welcoming inside. There's a great mix of seating on the first floor, including community seating near a fireplace, smaller tables, and larger tables for groups. I noticed there's also an upstairs area that I didn't explore, but even just the main level felt homey and comfortable. It's definitely a spot I'd come back to for getting out of the house to work, bringing a laptop, or even meeting friends for a casual coffee date. The vibe is very cozy and inviting, and the staff was friendly and kind. The menu is thoughtfully curated, not overwhelming, but still offers a nice variety of syrups and flavors. My only small wish is that there were more loose-leaf tea options beyond black and green tea, but that didn't take away from the experience. Overall, this was a fantastic visit and a café I'd happily return to.

There are many things to like about this place. They go hardcore for their concept (school themed…read morefor the one room schoolhouse), which is a definite win. And at least for the holiday season, the interior looks incredibly cozy and inviting. If you have nowhere to go for a few hours, it would be a nice place to hang out and chat with friends. However, the coffee is fine, not spectacular. And the wait on the Tuesday morning I stopped by was about 25 minutes. Maybe it was quicker in the drive thru, but then you'd miss out on the decorations. Overall, it's a cute enough place to stop by on a day off for a leisurely morning, but I don't know that I would make a special trip.

Looking forward to trying soon. Have to hit the timing right ! This place is busy!read more

Service was horrible and the food was mediocre. The only good thing was the orange juice.read more

After doing a 5 generations photoshoot at Falls Park, we all decided it would be nice to have…read morebreakfast together. This restaurant is new to us, as it wasn't there when we lived in Pendleton many moons ago. We all love an old historic home, so win, win. I was so excited about my flight of mimosas, I didn't get a picture of my omelet, but it was devine. All 4 of my granddaughters wanted the berry waffles and every single one of them devoured their food. My daughter, mother and grandmother ordered different breakfast wraps and we all very pleased. You do have to go up to the register to order and then they bring your food to you. You're asked to bus your own tables into provided bus bins. Very small business feel with a lot of attention to detail and providing a homey yet upscale atmosphere? I can't quite put my finger on it, but it was greatly enjoyed by all.

There are so many reasons why you should go to Invited to the Table. I will be going back for the…read moreSnickerdoodle cookies! Or maybe Tbe Bay Waffle was delicious and gigantic!! I absolutely loved my Citrus Chocolate Mocha!! Yum!!! The service was impressive!

My wife and I were in Anderson Indiana for an event and decided to stop by Perkins for a late…read morelunch. We were seated right away by someone who appeared to be a manager. Very friendly and courteous but his pants and shirt were dirty with food stains. Not a good first impression, for sure. Our waitress came over quickly to take our drink orders and ask if we had any questions about the menu. My wife asked about gluten free (GF) options, and our server promptly brought over a special GF menu Service at this location was excellent, however the food left a lot to be desired. I ordered a three egg omelet with mushroom, tomato and onion, mashed potato with turkey gravy, and fruit cup. Wife ordered baked potato, tomato basil soup, and green beans. The omelet was tasty, but as you can see from the picture, it did not look appetizing. Also, kind of small for a "three egg". The Mash potatoes were the highlight of the meal for me. The fruit cup was awful. yuck. Wife liked the baked potato, but thought the soup and green beans were way too salty. I tried the green beans and had to agree. Ugh.... tasted awful. As you can see from the picture, the soup spoon was dirty, however, the server was quick with a replacement and an apology. In summary, the people who work at this Perkins were friendly funny and attentive and did an excellent job with a pretty good size crowd on a Tuesday afternoon. The food was reasonably priced, but the quality was well below acceptable. We for sure will not be back.

I ordered Two Eggs over Medium Corn beef Hash…read moreFruit and BlueBerry Muffin Water w/ Lemon. Manager was my waiter. My order arrived: 2 Eggs Fried Hard Corn beef Hash Home Fries and Dry English Muffin. Totally wrong. They brought 2 more eggs Over Easy(whites runny) Later they brought the Blueberry Muffin. By this time they also brought my Fruit. (Frozen cantaloupe.) I asked to be compensated for the lousy service and meal. He took off $.99. Really you incompetent fool? I asked for a box to take home for the pets the potatoes and English Muffin I did not order. The manager did not seem to understand. I took home the food I did not order and my cold Hash. I should have been compensated for the frozen fruit. There is no compensation for stupidity. My next visit if things go wrong again I will walk out. BTW, I told them to keep the $.99. And left no gratuity. The only TIP I have for this so called manager is get a job you're good at. Also there are other waitress that have been wonderful on previous visits.

A few weeks ago, I invited my best friend out to breakfast for her birthday. I was leaving for…read moreFlorida that evening, but her birthday fell on that specific day. Since I would miss the activities planned for later that week, we both carved out some time to have a small celebration with just the two of us. It was one of those moments that is good for the soul. Every good story needs a great setting. And the context of our story took place at Lincoln Square in Fortville. It was the perfect middle point between our two homes, so it seemed only natural. I had never been to this location. The birthday girl ordered the decadent Banana Bread French Toast. It is topped with fresh banana slices, pecans, caramel sauce and cinnamon whipped butter! I mean, Jesus, take the wheel! I went with a classic Western omelet. You can tell a lot about a place by how they cook the classics. And Lincoln Square did it right. Plus, my omelet came with hash browns and my choice of toast, pancakes, a biscuit or French toast. I felt like it was my final meal before walking the Green Mile! Everything was delicious. We went a little late for most breakfast crowds, so the diner wasn't very busy. Either way, we had great service and the staff were all very kind. I had the feeling that even if they had been busy, you would still be given excellent service with a smile. Like my coffee mug reminded me, every sip counts. I feel like that is a mantra Lincoln Square holds dear. Side note: I am new Yelper, and I am still trying to get a hang of this taking picture of everything deal. How do you guys do it? Do you ask permission first? I took some pictures of the restaurant and the outdoor signage before going inside. Yet, before I could even get to the front door, the manager came outside to meet me and asked if everything was alright. I explained I was working on a Yelp review, and he was very kind. But it got my heart racing. Can someone educate me on the proper Yelp photo etiquette, please?? TIA

This discovery was a recommendation from a friend who said this was the place for biscuits and…read moregravy since 1989. It is a nice sized place with a kitchen counter for singels to dine at if they are busy. Seemed like a good amount of locals enjoying a late Monday breakfast. It's large spacouce, and I can see it being slammed on the weekend. Their coffee cups are nice and large, which I sure saves the staff. The coffee itself is great. The only drawback is that the creamers were prepacked. That is common but my one note for improvement if the owners are on social. The staff is aaa freindly, good recommendations. And engaged. I had the indiana benediction. 1 biscuit with 2 sausage patties, poached eggs smothered in sausage gravy with a side of hashbrows. The gravy was grey and flavorful with light sausage bits. The sausage patties were very solid, and overall, it was a great