Avoid this place like the plague. For 2 salads 1 Pepsi and a small glass of milk $35.00…read more A small milk was $4. The additional eggs was two dollars, and fifty cents, and a small pepsi was two dollars.And fifty cents. No eggs for the salad and no mushrooms for the salad. No fruit on the salad bar. No french dressing rude waitresses. And we had to pay extra ford eggs. Yet when I call them and ask them if it was a full solid bar they said, oh yes, of course. They did say that the salad bar was unlimited. What little or was. Yet, they required you to get a second small plate rather than just give you one large plate to get your food. Places like this should be shut down. Save your money go to mcdonald's at least there.They have eggs in a salad. When my wife informed them that we would not be back to have dinner here ever again. The cook basically, just shrugged your shoulders and said, whatever. It's businesses like this that give the United States a bad name.

It has nice nostalgia in the building, but the food is anything you can get anywhere, and probably…read moresome of it for less. I went because it received great reviews, but it's just ok. None of the food stood out to me, or made me want to go back. There's no wow factor. French fries are crinkle cut and bland so make sure you add seasoning. Mushroom burger was just a flavorless mushroom burger. It was ok. But not worth the 40 minute drive.

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.

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.

One of my favorite hometown restaurants. "Every Saturday when in town" coffee stop!…read more Best service and Quick food! Hot and quick unlimited best coffee in town. Get the BLT, country breakfast, park view hamburger, you want it they got it.

Great family restaurant, quick friendly service and food was yummy - had a 3 egg sausage and cheese…read moreomelette and the breakfast burrito!!

Best Restaurant in Towne! Nice workers…read more Clean. Great food. ******************************** ******************************** ********************************

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.

Great food, reasonable prices, not busy when I come, feels like a small town diner, like the…read morebreakfast all day option

Lumpy's has good food, but what this place offers beyond the food is a old fashioned atmosphere…read more You know in the movies when people in small towns go to the local diner and everyone knows everyone and strangers are welcomed like family, this place is exactly that, but real. It gives you a warm feeling watching people catching up with each other and just being friendly. And the staff is a huge part of that experience. They will make you feel like a VIP. You might even meet some of the cooks who sometimes deliver the food themselves and the owner who also has a strong presence in the restaurant. So if you are passing through town or antiquing, stop by Lumpy's to experience some small town hospitality. Maybe I'll see ya there.

The town was quiet on Saturday morning. But not at Lumpy's Cafe. The small diner that seats about…read more50 was full, with people waiting by the door for a table to open. Apparently, Lumpy's is a favorite of the locals. The staff calls the regulars by name. Everyone else is "Honey." I was "Honey." There was a table of regulars drinking coffee and talking politics and shooting the bull. It's a salt of the earth kind of local diner. A table opened up by the door after ten minutes. The menu is filled with comfort food. Most meals under $10. Nothing fancy, omelettes, burgers, sandwiches. Our server was sweet and recommended the tenderloins. The dining room is simple. Chairs and tables and a few booths. On the back wall are old photos of veterans. Local veterans being remembered by the cafe. My husband had the Big Tenderloin (which is award winning) with seasoned fries. The tenderloin was as big as his head. The meat was moist and tender and the breading seasoned well. The fries were crispy thin-cut with a few spices. He ate half the sandwich. I had the Crispy Chicken Sandwich. It was also seasoned with a crunchy breading similar to the tenderloin. The meat was moist. The cole slaw was creamy and sweet....delicious. They do a robust business in-house and carry out. If you are looking for avocado toast and and oat milk latte, this is not the place to come. If good old comfort food will suffice, then it just doesn't get better than Lumpy's.

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!

Went today around noon with a party of 6. There were us, two tables of two. The waitress (she had…read moreturquoise colored hair) she acted very unfriendly to everyone at our table from the start. Took a LONG time to fill out drinks. two coffees, hot chocolate, tea, lemonade and soda. Food took a minute to fill, but not overly long. After leaving our meals, she avoided our group. Needed drink refills, we had to flag some one else to get the refills. We asked for to go boxes, that a an incredible chore. Ask for drinks to go, again she wasn't happy. I loved my food. But she ruined the experience. Not sure I'd go back . Food gets a 5 out of 5. The waitress gets a 0 out of 5.

Loved the tenderloins (both grilled and breaded)...terrific service; fun drive-in in…read moreConnersville...avoid the Pizza King(s) and go to Kunkel's!

What a cute little drive-in! I feel a bit of nostalgia driving up, parking and pushing the button…read moreto make my order. Today I chose to have chicken tenders, cheese cubes and a strawberry shake. The chicken tenders were all white meat seasoned and breaded. They came in a order of four. I had never heard of cheese cubes so I had to try. They are not cheese curds. These gems were cheddar cubes seasoned and fried goodness. I would definitely order those again. Lastly the cool strawberry shake was a perfect sweet ending to my lunch time meal.

Good hot food, friendly service, and pleasant atmosphere. Off the main highway but was worth the…read moreside trip. Cod fillets were very good.

This is a great little place near the Antique District with fast service. We had the fried chicken…read morewith biscuits, potato salad, and cole slaw and all were good. The slaw is creamy, sweet, and vinegary. The cheese curds appetizer was also delicious with homemade ranch dressing. This is a Coca-Cola restaurant (my favorite) but they do NOT have any sugar-free options (desserts or jelly for the biscuits).