Cozy Corner is a charming little cafe tucked into what feels like Waveland's mostly abandoned…read moredowntown. The building clearly has some history, and while it's a bit rundown and nothing fancy, there's something endearing about it. The food was basic but pretty good--perfect for a casual stop before heading out for a day at Shades. Service was friendly and fast, and prices were just what you'd expect for a small-town spot. If you're in the area and want a no-frills, homey meal with a bit of local character, this is a solid pick.

This town has 3 restaurants (1 is a bar) so options are quite limited here. Cozy Corner is a good…read moreplace regardless of the location, though. The prices are quite fair and the portions are huge. They had a Monte Cristo on the menu so I had to try it (they are hard to find). It was pretty good. Not much ambiance here to speak of. Just a TV running old classic shows (Leave It To Beaver, etc) .

Please please add this to your Turkey Run trip!! Exactly what we needed after a nice hike!! What a…read morenice treat! Top notch Rum, don't miss their made in house rum (yummy) cocktails!!! Food was sooo good and service was great! The vibe is impeccable, so well decorated! Added the cherry on top of a perfect day!

Upon arrival I had to remind myself that I was in Marshall Indiana and not in Key West Florida. It…read morehas such a cute little tiki vibe. You go inside to order drinks and food then pick a seat outdoors. Staff members were super friendly and welcoming. All of our food came out pipin' hot and fresh! Everything was delicious! The toppings on the Caribbean Chicken Pizza are a perfectly unique combination. The breadsticks were some of the best breadsticks I've had in some time. Highly recommend stopping in to check it out if you are in the area. Perfect pit stop after a long day of kayaking or hiking. Don't forget dessert!

The best waffles ever. Served a variety of ways, but may favorite was the Big Breakfast…read more Service was friendly and fast. Would definitely come back.

We came for the Covered Bridge Festival during breakfast. The food was good. It was pretty hot…read moreinside.

First time in here, cute little whole in the wall with board games for you to stay entertained. We…read morestopped in for lunch on Friday. The man(maybe Aaron?) was super friendly. We were an hour too early to get pizza which was fine because it was so hot out! My husband got the meatball sandwich and I'm usually not a fan of meatballs but it looked delicious. He said it was really good. I got the turkey sub and it was ok. I assumed it was a cold sandwich but it came out hot. They let you sub potato salad for soup thankfully because it was too hot for that. I've heard breakfast is really good here, may have to give it a try.

Not a lot of options in town for dining. Good food and clean restaurant. Very friendly service…read more Most appetizers are a frozen product and all salad dressings are a single portion package. Lettuce was fresh and pkg dressing. Had steaks which one came as ordered and the other overcooked. Was OK Next day breakfast was much better, other than part of the order was wrong but was quickly corrected. We'd go back but might order something else.

this place was horrible. service was fine but food was bad, bad, bad. Lettuce for salad was brown…read moreand soggy. Nothing was homemade. Would never go back.

Love this "diner" atmosphere type place with historical photos of Brownsburg on the walls. Service…read morewas excellent (might be a tad slower at busy times), and food choices are abundant, tasty, and reasonably priced. I enjoy breakfast for lunch sometimes. I had French Toast, scrambled eggs, and sausage links on a cloud-covered cool day. It hit the spot!

The service was atrocious. Carryout took twice as long as quoted and had to get a refund. The…read morelittle blonde waitress was rude and watched her pull cash out of the drawer and put it in her pocket. For a place with no competition in town it was empty and still didnt get food.

We've been here in the past. It gets busy during Sunday brunch, etc. This time, it was 9am on a…read moreweekday. It was rather quiet. Our server was friendly and efficient. Food is always very reliable and fairly typical. Crepes are not necessarily a common menu item. My wife goes for them when she can.

Super cozy local breakfast/lunch place. Everything is made nicely and definately has the homemade…read morefeel. Service is lovely and prices are very good.

Food was exceptional quality, with portion size to match. Atmosphere is a vaulted high ceiling…read morespace with the bustle of a hard working kitchen and an attentive waitstaff. The menu is limited to signature offering of various dishes eliminating the tough choices between offerings. The daily special was a nice addition to the menu. All food was plated on various china which added to the fun of it all. My wife and I shared 2 separate meals and both were 10/10 in our opinion. This place will be on our very short list of great food, great folks, and great experience.

What an incredible discovery! We were driving from Iowa to Ohio, which is mostly a culinary…read morewasteland. My copilot found this gem. It sounded too good to be true, but it's true! Though it looks unremarkable from the outside, inside, you'll find a wonderful restaurant where the staff is highly invested in making sure you have a great meal. My companion enjoyed a lovely Old Fashioned to start. I ordered the Turkey stroganoff, while he had the shrimp and grits. When the plates came out, I thought the veil was finally about to slip. They were well-plated, but huge. And yet...the veil didn't slip. It was haute-cuisine comfort food goodness in what looked like a converted warehouse space. Unreal! Though turkey is often too dry, my stroganoff was moist and succulent. The sauce was much more than just cream of mushroom -- lots of flavor and not too much salt. We had a time of it. I'd happily come back here again and again.

The location is really off the beaten path and the quaint little bakery and Cafe is literally at a…read moresmall farm. If you would like to go for a drive and arrive hungry this might be a perfect little trip for you. I have been by this place many times during my travels with work but I have never gave them a try until the other day. I missed out on many opportunities to make my belly and wallet happy. Once I arrived I noticed the barnyard and clean cut little building. Upon entering I was welcomed with the wonderful smell of Cinnamon Rolls being baked fresh. I was able to choose where I sat and my waitress was very pleasant and happy. The coffee was delicious and fresh and my breakfast was served hot and cooked perfectly. The price point was right on and the options were plentiful. I will be back for the lunch options soon. Well worth the trip and it's close to Attica but a few miles NW of town. You definitely feel like you are in the country, because you are!

The Bossaer Farms Pumpkin Rolls are phenomenal! We sell them at our Annual Great Pumpkin Patch in…read moreLafayette and always run out!

Millie's is a great little hidden gem in Gosport. Right on the main drag, near an Amish grocery…read morestore (go on Saturday morning to check it out). Not a lot of seating, so you may need to wait a few minutes... but the food is quick to come from the kitchen and people are friendly to share a table if possible. I've only been for breakfast a few times - had the Hungry Man today. Crispy bacon, sausage links (not bad, not the best ever), shredded potatoes, two eggs and half order biscuits and gravy. Really good if you're getting breakfast to last to dinner... the B&G are some of the best you'll find in the area. Go early, because they have been known to run out. There are ~15 tables - mostly booths, and no two-tops... pictures of patrons and old kitchen decor on the walls. Cash and local check only - plan ahead (there is a bank/ATM across the street if needed). Super friendly staff... just a nice place for good, homemade meal.

Great fried mushrooms- we had the special of the day- ham & beans with cornbread with lovely fried…read more(smashed) potatoes. The desserts looked divine but will have to wait for another trip to Gosport