We're new here, and we are so happy to have tried you guys for breakfast! Everything was…read moreoutstanding. My hubby is STILL raving about his breakfast burrito! Thank you so much. We'll be trying you out for supper soon!

The cafe has recently remodeled and renovated inside. Fancy dishes and utensils from hobby lobby…read moredoesn't improve the poor service. I normally don't write bad reviews but all four tables in the back room had issues with not getting their food and waiting for the mistakes the kitchen and waitress made. Food was ok but horrible service. Sad because it used to be really good.

The best lasagna I have had. service is top notch. I can not wait to try a few more of the daily…read morespecials.

Food is Great! Everyone that works there is kind and courteous! Super service. They always know…read morewhat their customers eat and how they like it made! I recommend the steak sandwich and there chicken (Sundays). If you want great food with a small town atmosphere, the Twisted Piston is perfect!

Everything was so wonderful about the little gem of a cafe! I'm here from Chicago for work and was…read moreso happy to find a nice cafe with great coffee. The decor is thoughtful and inviting and there are tons of places to sit including the upstairs and a small room for a more intimate experience. Service was great and the woman tending was friendly and even made gorgeous latte art. I'm so happy that I'm here for another day so I can visit this cafe again tomorrow morning!

This is such a cute place! Great ambiance and friendly staff. The pastries are delicious as well.read more

The 2 stars are for the service. The food was bad, or I should say my eggs were okay but the…read morebiscuits are gravy were like paste. These are the worst biscuits and gravy I've ever had. I didn't think you could screw up biscuits and gravy, but this place gets the award . Just like paper mache. The last time I was in this restaurant it was called The Wrangler, and it was back around 1990 and I was there about 2:00 am. The food was really good back then. I'm gonna take a hard pass on a return visit.

Ordered a steak medium rare and came to me well done. Asked the waitress about it and she said the…read morecook would not make it right. Also, we noticed while checking out there were some types of bugs crawling on the floor and counter.

Well they sure aren't kidding about the "on the tracks" part. If there were a window on the north…read morewall, you could reach out and smack a train as it roars by. And indeed one roared by as we were eating, and the whole place shook. That may not be the ambiance you're after for a nice quiet breakfast, but you're given fair warning by the name of the place if not its physical location. So the food was a mixed bag. My fried mushrooms looked promising at first by their hand-breaded appearance, but they arrived overcooked. My egg and sausage biscuit sandwich on the other hand was outstanding, and my wife's lone pancake -- she was correctly advised one would would suffice -- was the size of a hubcap and damn near could have fed both of us. There's no gilding the lily here, it's just straightforward heartland diner fare served with the ambiance, service, and smile to match, for about 11 bucks each all in -- drink, tax, tip, everything.

This was your typical hometown restaurant. Cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, quick service. Very…read morenice. The food was good but nothing out of this world. They have a daily soup of sausage potato cabbage and that was much better than it sounded! The Italian beef had a good texture but there was something I couldn't put my finger on a taste in it I didn't love. Didn't prevent me from eating it though! The salad was your typical salad. Nothing out of the ordinary but good. Overall a good lunch!

5-10 mins from I57. Make the drive. Please skip the chains…read more So it's a 5... not because it's fancy. Not because it has 100in TVs or because of fancy, hip burgers. It's a 5 because it's what a bar and grill should be. Or used to be back in the day. Meaning before 1990. Popcorn machine with various seasonings to choose. Pool table. Good size table and booth area. Plus huge bar with comfy seats and angled elbow rests. Now.. they have various good size TVs on the wall and what is fun is basically 13-19" TVs above the bar. But this is a place you go to hang out and talk with friends not be glued to a TV. Ok the food. Tried the wings since on Wednesday they are 75 cents. Which is a DEAL!! They also have $2 domestic cans. I mean.. that's crazy! And appreciated in this day and age. (Oh and all drafts come in frosted 12oz mugs.) The wings.. tried garlic parm. Little heavy on the parm. Could use a little more butter/garlic. But solid!! Then tried the medium buffalo. This is what Buffalo should be! Buttery, salty, hint of vinegar.. just a solid sauce!! Oh and home made ranch. Was good as well. This is one of my new favorite old school tavern.

Have always enjoyed spankys, their wings are the best, and try the tacos, and staff is amazing, and…read moreentertainment in the beer garden. Very clean and always welcoming.

The food here is awesome. I started to take all of my classes here when I teach. I have had almost…read moreeverything on the menu now and have not had anything that I don't like. They even gave me my own special after ordering it a couple hundred times now. If you want to know what it is ask about the Heath Special

I had to wait an over hour just to get my food. People were literally leaving because the wait was…read moresuper long. The food was pretty good though.

This cosy little place is inside Walnut Point State Park. It has a wide variety of options for…read morebreakfast, lunch and dinner specials. It is a typical campsite restaurant. There is ample seating inside and outside. We were there during the offseason so no crowds. The service was especially good and a very friendly server. I've heard good things about this place and it didn't disappoint. You definitely want to save room for the homemade desserts.