Brought my Mom here for an early dinner around 3:30p on a Saturday. She had never been here and it…read morewas a beautiful evening. We were sat at a table right away. We sat outside on the deck overlooking the lake. Such a perfect day for it. The lake was so calm. It wasn't too busy yet so it was quiet, which we liked. Waitress came promptly and told us the featured meals. She told is about a Carna Asada plate. It sounded delicious. My Mom and I both got it. She changed her sides to the potatoes and fresh veggies. I got the sides it came with (roasted corn and rice). Food came pretty quick. Everything was so good, and very flavorful. Plate was huge, so expect to take home leftovers, which by the way, was great the next day. Definitely will come back. Highly recommend!

Cute spot with gorgeous views of Brookville Lake. Lovely grounds. Spectacular fall colors! Had the…read morespinach salad with grilled chicken & black bean soup. Service was fast & friendly. They're getting ready to close for the season in early November, but this is definitely a place to check out when they re-open.

Good is a unique culinary experience with rich flavors. Wonderful atmosphere for special occasions…read more They hosted my parents 50th anniversary dinner and made every moment special.

Couldn't have had a better experience at this fine establishment. The owner greeted us and seated…read moreus when we arrived and gave us a quick background on himself and business since it was our first timing dining there. The atmosphere was very elegant and inviting with dim lighting to set an intimate mood. Our waitress was excellent as well checking in with us a few times. All of our food was perfectly cooked and the portions were plentiful for the money. Would definitely come back again. Even the landscaping around the business was beautiful and well kept.

The food was so good that I returned the following week. Had the burger special each time. It came…read morewith fries and a drink. Fries are cooked in peanut oil and it's a large self-serve drink. The special came with a small cup of sauce on the side, I passed on it the second time. Staff is friendly and the food is served quickly.

Traveling from Metamora, IN, we decided to grab some lunch. We all wanted a burger. We stopped at…read moreNixie's after reading some reviews. O M G!!! 1st we were greeted by a super friendly gal. We told her we were first timers. She went over the menu, the specials, etc. so super sweet! I ordered my burger lettuce wrapped. Y'all, seriously, it was the BEST burger I have EVER had. Cooked to perfection. Warm. Juicy. My hubby and SIL had burgers as well and both said the same! The place is super cute, a little small, but cozy!! Nice little bar up front and tables in the back. I know it's a drive for me, but this NOW my burger place. Listen, we need small businesses like Nexie's!! These are the folks that make our communities strong!! Kudos to Nexie's! Everyone needs to stop in, say hi, and have the best burger around!!

The food was pretty good just did not have enough. Barely put any seafood out and told us there…read morewas a lot more to choose from. Pretty disappointing, won't be back.

What can I say about Laurel that hasn't already been said about "Deliverance"? This is not a quaint…read morelittle destination by any means. Laurel has a bad reputation for good reason. If you hear banjos, RUN. However! It's worth the drive and the possible buckshot injuries to get yourself to the Laurel Hotel for their Friday and Saturday buffet. You can choose from either the Country Buffet ($13.95) or the Seafood Buffet ($17.95). There's really not a huge difference between the two, as long as you're not a rabid crab/frog leg fan (which we are not). There's still a variety of seafood (mostly of the fried variation) on the Country Buffet. The chicken and dumplings are worth the price alone. Filling, flavorful and homemade... can't beat that. There's green beans, mashed potatoes, pan-fried chicken... just like you remember Grandma making them. In fact, this whole place kind of smells like Grandma's. Comfort food, old stuff and just a hint of mothballs. It's very clean, though, and the waitress we had, Terry, was very helpful in explaining buffet protocol. We left very satisfied... drove right home and went to sleep on account of the food coma. We'll go again, I'm sure. Apparently you can also take the scenic Whitewater Valley Railroad from Connersville to Laurel in order to eat there. I'd almost suggest that over driving, as State Road 121 is nothing short of treacherous.

Foods always good, service is excellent, even the customers are friendly! Home town at its best! We…read morealways hit the store next door for deals.

this little restaurant is one of the best restaurants I've been to in a long while although the…read moreservice was a little bit slow it's worth the weight they have specials. All you can eat, and the food is amazing. That's a must try. You will not be disappointed it's a cozy little mom and pop restaurant with great food. I will be back.

Very friendly staff. Food was quite good. I had the Maple TamariRoot Crop and it was fantastic…read more Even liked the off brand soda...not too sweet.

Not worth the detour. We were heading past Richmond on a road trip looking for something better…read morethan fast food. We took a 30 minute detour to try out Roots Bistro and it was very disappointing. The girl at the counter seemed genuinely depressed and disinterested in helping us. There were menu photos online of salads and panini and mac and cheese bowls, but none of those were available. I did a build your own bowl with salad greens as the base and I had to eat around out clumps of black wilted salad leaves (I'm pretty sure it was a bagged spring mix that was starting to go bad). I wish we had gone to Smoothie King next door.

Hubby & I stopped in for lunch. We were the only patrons. The ambiance was a typical sports bar…read morewith a lot of TV screens. The tables & floors were clean. The bartender took our order. She said the potato skins were made in house while the rest of the appetizers came in frozen. Hubby ordered the fish sandwich with a side of tater tots & a Coke. He was thrilled that he got his choice of toppings (pickle, onion, lettuce, tomato). I got the ribeye sandwich with a side of onion rings. My sandwich came with bell peppers, onions & provolone. It was awkward to eat as it's a whole steak slapped on a bun. I expected the steak to be sliced. It was tasty though. The bartender checked on us often & refilled hubby's Coke. We will definitely return to try the potato skins & other delicious options.

Good place for drinks. Decent sports-bar atmosphere but the TVs are not great quality for the year…read more2026. But as far as food goes. I've had some of the most depressing restaurant food in my life here. They should stick to burgers and pizzas and I'd bump up the score to 3 stars. If you can't make a dish on your menu, take it off the dang menu, don't "pretend"... I can tell.

I have read nothing but good things about Bad Dad so my BFF stopped in while in town…read more We sat down and the bartender brought out the menus and came back in a couple minutes to get our order. The place is very clean and unique with the brick exposed wall and all the very nice wood. Drinks my BFF got a soda and I ordered an old fashioned. Super tasty drink. We ordered the Fougase Bread well this was yummy to say the least. Kind of a light garlic butter on top served with marinara sauce. For our main we ordered the Detroit style pizza Motown. Pepperoni with hot honey. Hello you had me at hot honey. The food came out hot and was all delicious. The drinks were also very good. The sauce was getting all over my beard so we did request extra napkins which arrive asap and was very helpful. When I come back I want to try another pizza option but I really want to try the Praline Eclair Cake. I will say the young lady that was the bartender was super nice and took amazing care of both of us. We will be back.

The newest addition to Richmond's pizza scene boasts a fun location in the Historic Depot District…read morein a cool old building. The interior's smaller than I expected....we sat next to the windows in the front corner by the door and it was cold on a winter night. Our server was great. In a town where Pizza King reigns supreme, this is pretty fancy stuff by comparison. We got a red pizza - the Bushwick with soppressata, mozz and a honey drizzle, and a white pizza - the sausage and chives. Both were tasty. The crust is thin, authentic Italian style and crusty around the edges. I'm assuming these pizzas are cooked fast in a wood-fired oven. My kiddo drank water, and I had two pints of the craft lager beer made in house. A little on the watery side, but would be very refreshing to drink in the summer. Everything was good, but overall, seemed a little overpriced. Our bill came to $60 for two pizzas and two beers.