Great little small town restaurant that we love to stumble onto. Fried German bologna sandwich,…read moretenderloin and mock turtle soup (no turtle was sacrificed thus the "mock") and some ice cold beer made a wonderful lunch with great local flare and conversation. The service was great and they made us feel like locals. Outstanding stop!

Stopped for lunch after a stop at St Benedict's Brew Works. Food was fabulous, staff so friendly…read moreand welcoming! We will be back soon. Dinner menu looks delicious!

What a difference from two years ago! Clean, fresh and friendly. I really liked the gravy burger…read more It was delicious. The burger patty was thick and very tasty. The gravy had grilled onions and Swiss cheese was on it. I will get it again.

Oasis restaurant and bar reminds me of the roadhouses I would go to on occasion as a kid with my…read moreparents. Absolutely the right place to pick if you want a classic bar and simple pub food, with specials written on a whiteboard on the wall, and prices for shots written on the liquor bottles. All of the staff there were wonderful, and the local crowd was great as well.

I wanted to give Les than one star ONLY - for the coleslaw that my wife and I received 11-2/25. I…read morewant to tell others that the pizza is pretty good! The fried chicken is really good! The potato fries are pretty good, but don't box them together to go for 20 minutes. Too soggy. If you get the delicious chicken and French fries, leave the top open. AND - WE ARE probably the unfortunate ones to receive the most horrific tasting coleslaw we have ever not wanted to enter our mouth EVER. It tasted like the absolute bitter core of the cabbage with disgusting fish sauce or sea weed. I love fish sauce and sea weed as an ingredient in Asian food. However, WHO in the HECK approved this mixture? I never had coleslaw minced that fine, and that would have been an amazing difference, but my wife and I spit it out immediately. THE PIZZA IS really good. If we received - 2 - coleslaws at the same time that you are proud of, then I'm sorry you didn't get that nasty feedback before my order. But I might ask for a sample taste the next time. Just in case there was a mistake.

Homestead pizza Is à great place to eat love there food clean and you totally feel welcome here…read moreand if you have big family l know you will love there bread Sticks with cheese dip are red dip And I know they fix Friday chicken now lots to pick from Love you All

First time here ! Food was really good. The service was quick and friendly. Served our coffee right…read moreaway and the food came out pretty quick as well. You can taste how fresh the hand battered steak is! I told them about my experience with another restaurant on the west coast serving hand battered ground beef patties. They are fall apart tender. I hope they try and make that. My wife got the apple butter pancakes and they are very good. Their special breakfast for today. Very satisfying. Coffee is good too. We will be back !

The atmosphere was quiet and welcoming and the food was very good. We received excellent service…read morefrom our waitress and I'm planning on going back.

Something fishy going on here in a whale of a good way. They have a great seafood chowder, a bit…read morehigh bit so so so good. They have Mahi tacos, wings and a wide menu selection. Sunday the tall draft beers are just three dollars and the glass is extra cold. Summer offers up outside eating spots and a concert venue, summer fun spot. Inside is clean and welcoming with friendly service. Loved this fishy spot.

Fantastic wings with Korean bbq sauce, big and crispy. Sauce is sweat and tangy, I think it has a…read moreteriyaki base, don't brush off the chives they are add flavor. Greek salad is huge, fresh and delicious. My take out order was less than 10 minutes. Fun warms spot, staff is friendly.

Kitschy, yes, but despite that the food is genuinely spectacular…read more Bratwurst was super flavorful and cooked perfectly with a caramelized outside, a good snap, and a moist inside. The pretzel bun was heated appropriately and had the right amount of flavor. The optional spicy mustard is really powerful. My only possible complaint would be that the spatzle were a bit on the soggy side, perhaps overcooked. That said, the spatzle also come with an incredible sauerbraten gravy. My only regret, really, is not having had dessert.

Lots of nostalgia here for me, as my family always loved to make the hour-ish trek here when I was…read morea kid...and I feel like it's held up well to those memories after a recent visit when I was in the area. Atmosphere is fun, it really embraces the German decor (saw a review or too calling it kitschy, in a good way, which I think is a fair description). Service is friendly and attentive (and in the costumed German garb to keep with the themes). Lots of classic German dishes (several schnitzel varieties, brats, spatzel, etc.). I won't say anything I've had over the years blows me away, but haven't had a bad choice either. The Wiener schnitzel I had most recently was tender and tasty, with a perfectly fried batter, and the German fries were nicely crisped on the exterior and beautifully seasoned. Good beer selection (including some brewed for the restaurant), reasonable wine list...love that you can go all out and have your beer in the classic giant boot! Small gift shop as well, some souvenir items as well as some candies and food options.

The charm of the place is probably the best thing about it. Before I get to the food, I think it's…read moreimportant to note the prices. Everything is so expensive. Which wouldn't necessarily be a problem if the quality reflected the price. It did not. The breakfast pizza was $11 for the base. Any additional toppings were extra. The pizza had no flavor and wasn't cut all the way. We had to add salt and pepper for it to taste of anything. The coffees were around $7-$8 dollars a drink. I wasn't able to taste any of the espresso in my drink. It tasted only of milk. I had gotten my white chocolate mocha half sweet, yet it still tasted of almost pure sugar. The entrance was crowded as they had Girl Scouts in there soliciting their cookies. The dining area was a bit dirty because of all the people coming and going, but otherwise was fine. Overall, I was disappointed in my experience after hearing so many great things about the place. I would consider going back during a time when it is less busy.

Service is always great. The food is always fresh. The pastries are made fresh daily. Breakfast…read morepizza is delicious. The inside is cozy in the back half with nice furniture to sit on. Festive and fun music playing. I can't go everyday, but if I did, I would probably weigh much more than I do

If you have the time to wait, not a bad out of the way stop with big portions and decent prices…read more I read some good reviews so we gave it a go. It took them almost 30 minutes to get us our food. This is like a home cooked meal, so maybe that is not too bad if you are not in a hurry. I got the meatloaf. You can get steak, chicken, or fish at about every restaurant like this. For me, I always like to check these kinds of places out by their meatloaf. I mean you can do a lot with meatloaf. Here it was pretty good. It had some unique spice to it that I could not put my finger on get on. I could taste black pepper with something. While I enjoyed it, the more of it I ate, the stinger that flavor was and it was just a tad too much for my liking. The green beans were fine and nothing fancy. The mashed potatoes were really good and the brown gravy was good, but I did not care much for how they tasted together. The potato recipe was really good, but it did not pair well for me. My wife had grilled salmon and loved it. She had a baked sweet potato side, but it was not fully cooked. Overall it was an ok experience in a small town for home cooked meals. I'd probably give it another try if in the area again.

The rave reviews plus the suggestions from locals sent us to this out of the way, but worth a trip…read morecafe. We used GPS to navigate here and found it in a residential neighborhood. The gent doing landscaping outside said the ribs on Friday were the best around but for Thursday, try the liver and gizzards... hmmm, I looked up gizzards and passed. Instead I had fried chicken, hot and juicy, with the best-in-the-world coleslaw and fries. Wonderful. My friend had a tenderloin sandwich, which is a misnomer. The meat was 3 times the size of the bread so he used fingers, knife and fork... making yummy noises as he went. We enjoyed the bottomless ice tea ... very good, clearly homemade. We left room for pecan pie ala mode and it arrived still warm. Excellent crust too, rare on this road trip. An easy five star rating and well deserved for this gem of a local find.

It's a great hometown sports bar with a friendly staff and great service and the food was awesome!read more

American Wings &…read moreRings is pretty much your standard fried bar food destination. The place has the look and feel of a Buffalo Wild Wings - but with a smaller bar. I've eaten here a few times as options in Jasper can be limited. Wings were fine - onion rings were factory produced and cooked from frozen. Beer was fresh as far as I could tell. It is what it is - nothing gourmet expected or offered. Give it a shot for the wings. Parking around the perimeter

I like my food hot and you don't go what you pay for Sorry be Happy ln summer when it's so hot a…read morenice cool sandwich is good they could put little more meat in

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