It seems to me that this was a coffee/pastry place and the owner decided to make it into a…read morerestaurant. The omelette I ordered tasted very good but when asked if it came with toast I was told no, you have to buy that separately. So for almost $3 I bought toast, which came burnt with cold butter on the side. "Do you have any jam?" No, we don't have jam or jelly. They have gravy in the menu but don't offer biscuits. Really, they need to go to Anita's Diner just around the corner and see how it's done. I will certainly never be back.

After doing a 5 generations photoshoot at Falls Park, we all decided it would be nice to have…read morebreakfast together. This restaurant is new to us, as it wasn't there when we lived in Pendleton many moons ago. We all love an old historic home, so win, win. I was so excited about my flight of mimosas, I didn't get a picture of my omelet, but it was devine. All 4 of my granddaughters wanted the berry waffles and every single one of them devoured their food. My daughter, mother and grandmother ordered different breakfast wraps and we all very pleased. You do have to go up to the register to order and then they bring your food to you. You're asked to bus your own tables into provided bus bins. Very small business feel with a lot of attention to detail and providing a homey yet upscale atmosphere? I can't quite put my finger on it, but it was greatly enjoyed by all.

Great value and fast service!! Loved it!!! Food taste great!! I love how organized and has…read moreeverything laid out for you so it's truly a great Chinese experience.

Super fresh! For a $10 lunch it's hard to beat. A few small tables to eat inside. Outside of a…read morelarge amount of onions in the fried rice, it was very quality.

Ambiance: We came on a weekend for dinner and it was fairly empty aside from maybe 2-3 other…read moretables. The place is clean and comfortable with tasteful decorations. The country music playing which was a little off-theme but it wasn't too loud and you can easily have a conversation across a table. Service was very attentive and food came out in a very reasonable amount of time. Food: For appetizers we got the vegetable pakora and vegetable samosas which were solid. There were 8 pakora per order so super easy to share and 3 samosas which are massive so you can easily split these in half if needed. For those wondering, "momos" are essentially the Tibetan/mongolian version of chinese dumplings which subsequently spread southwest to Nepal. We got the traditional Nepali, Chilli Yak, Chilli Chicken, and Chicken C versions which essentially covered the steamed, fried, and soup style preparations of dumplings. All of them were honestly delicious and different enough from one another we didn't feel like we duplicated flavors. The favorite was the Chilli chicken on if you have to pick just one to try. The traditional nepali thali is a dinner set that comes out on a bronze plate, I got mine with lamb curry which was very tender and not too gamey tasting at all. The basmati rice was fluffy and it comes with daal soup, cauliflower, a fermented pickle relish, and one of those syrup soaked balls (gulab jamun). It is quite filling so come hungry if you order this. The chow mein here is unique. It is NOT like Cantonese chow mein which uses a soy + oyster sauce base but instead the Nepalese version adds ketchup and chili sauce so it actually tastes like a hybrid between the chinese dish and spaghetti. It is actually quite tasty and worth a try if you're a fan of either dish. The naan here comes out a little bit oily but otherwise is fluffy and tasty, did not regret ordering it. Overall this place justifies it's 5 star rating. The flavors are punchy and delicious, the portions are massive, and the prices very reasonable especially the inflation nowadays. Would strongly encourage any to go out of their way to give this place a try.

We LOVE this restaurant!!! The portions and HUGE and DELICIOUS. The food is a bit greasy but that's…read moreokay. We always enjoy coming in. The restaurant is pretty quiet during the day. You kind of get the restaurant to yourself some days, but don't let that scare you. It is SO good and the service is great as well!

We walked in on Saturday late afternoon. The place was empty but thankfully it was open. Inside…read moreseemed clean and we were seated right away. All the food that we ordered was excellent. Everything we had was very tasty. Tom yum soup with medium spicy just hit the spot for me. Garlic chicken off the special menu for the day exceeded our expectation and enjoyed the flavor. It's our favorite Thai spot in Anderson!

No complaints about this place. Had good service and food. I ordered the small Tom Yum soup and the…read moreLarb Salad with chicken. I did medium heat on both of them. There was definitely plenty to eat and I took leftovers home. There was a group of us and they did a good job getting everyone waited on and taken care of. The gal across from me may have received the wrong dish as she ordered mild and the dish was too spicy for her but from what I heard in the group everyone else enjoyed their meals. The interior was clean and modern and the chairs were comfortable. We did have a big group and it was a little difficult for some to get into their seats because they set us up at a long seat with single seats on the other side and you really had to scoot in a long way if you sat on the side opposite the single chairs and it is not too easy for us old ladies. The parking was really easy and up close to the building. It may look like it is closed from the Scatterfield Rd side because the cars are all on the other side of the building facing the strip mall. I will say I will definitely be back and likely get takeout for the hubby and I.

We had a local event close by and wanted to get a quick snack late night before the restaurant…read moreclosed. They were very happy to see us even within an hour of the closing time. Our server was very nice and attentive and kept our drinks full. He took our order and brought everything rapidly. I had the boom boom shrimp, which is really good. Not overly spicy but really great flavors. I got the wedge salad, which is a half of a head of lettuce. I would suggest that you share. This is a nice restaurant and a great local fine that stays open later and doesn't close early. Look forward to coming back soon.

Stopped in here today for a late lunch. We went in and sat at the bar. They were not real busy…read more Bartender took our drink order, I had an espresso martini and hubby had a Wee Mac in a can. We placed our lunch order and I ordered the tomato basil soup and the Boom Boom Shrimp off the appetizer menu. The hubby had the Dunked Cuban and fries. Husband said his was ok but nothing he would order again. Mine on the other hand was almost inedible. The shrimp were overcooked to the point of having a slight burnt taste and when you bit into one all of the breading fell off. The tomato basil soup was ok but was lukewarm. My martini was like chocolate milk, not much coffee flavor at all. We would not venture in to try again.

The room was packed, the energy was high, and then the food arrived. Before the plates even hit the…read moretables, that rich, unmistakable aroma filled the air, the kind of comforting smell that only comes from a true scratch kitchen where real chefs handle real ingredients with absolute respect. I watched as people took their first bites. Forkfuls paused mid-air, conversations instantly ground to a halt, and eyes widened across every table. Jake Burgess and the crew from the Burgess Restaurant Group weren't just catering an event; they were executing a masterclass in craft for a crowd without taking a single shortcut. "You have got to try this," someone blurted out to my left, leaning across the table before even finishing their bite. "I'm tellin' you, Jake and his team don't miss," another replied. "Between FoxGardin, The Den, Bonge's, Carnegie's... it doesn't matter which spot it is, they nail it every single time." Taking it all in, it hit me why they stand so far apart. In a world full of safe, forgettable catering, Jake and the Burgess Restaurant Group served up the kind of deep, craveable food that ruins standard dining for the rest of us. It's the kind of cooking that makes you immediately start planning your next trip to one of their spots before you've even finished the meal in front of you. A massive, heartfelt shoutout to Jake Burgess and the entire Burgess Restaurant Group: FoxGardin Kitchen & Ale, FoxGardin Family Kitchen, The Den, Smoky's Concession Stand, Bonge's Tavern, and Carnegie's. Thank you for keeping us exceptionally well-fed last night!

Was in the area and decided to grab lunch as we often do when in a different locale…read more Noticed FoxGardin had great reviews and was very close by. We weren't going to get an appetizer but the bone marrow fries looked so good in pictures that we had to try them. They did not disappoint. Very large serving and extremely flavorful. Easily an appetizer for 4 or more people (there was only 2 of us so we brought some home). My dining partner is not normally a fries person and she loved these. For entree, my dining partner had today's special which was a shredded chicken sandwich that had a jalapeño cheese sauce and the house chips. She said it was very good and again half the sandwich came home. I had their breaded tenderloin which was very good, with nice breading to meat ratio and was a bit larger than the bun. It came with lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles. It came ala carte with no sides. Service was excellent, exceptionally friendly and really took care of us. One of the best waiters I've come across. Inside is a bar/pub like feel. We opted to eat in the air condition enclosed "patio" type area which had a bit more light, but was also noisy today due to the tin lined walls/ceiling and another group that was quite loud. Made it a bit hard to converse. Normally don't think this would be an issue. While not tons of items on the menu, the selection was quite varied and you could really splurge on a filet or other such dish and really go all in for a more lavish dinner or have a burger or tenderloin, all at any time of day. Parking was right in front of the restaurant but could see it being a bit tight on a busy day.

Hubs and I went to Taxman for dinner last night and had such a great experience! We decided to…read moreshare several appetizers, and everything was absolutely delicious -- and definitely enough to fill us up. Our server was fantastic, and I can't believe I don't remember her name because she absolutely deserves a shout-out! They have 17 different draft beer options, a great wine selection, and a full bar, so there's definitely something for everyone. The decor is warm and inviting, and the seating area was really comfortable. We're new to the area and have been enjoying finding places we'll want to come back to, and Taxman definitely made the list. We'll be back!

We had such a great experience! The food and drinks were great! And our waitress, Lauren...she was…read moreAMAZING!! We will definitely be back!

My husband and I stopped here one night for ice cream. The ambiance is fine, just a regular space…read more It has a good amount of seating. Unfortunately, the ice cream is very average and nothing I feel the need to have again. Service was overall friendly.

Took my son there today for a treat, we got 1 kids scoop and 1 normal scoop. It's good ice cream,…read morebut I paid $12 and I'm not sure why.

Forever one of my favorite spots, not only are the drinks reasonable but they support the community…read morein a number of ways and it's ALWAYS worth it!

There are many things to like about this place. They go hardcore for their concept (school themed…read morefor the one room schoolhouse), which is a definite win. And at least for the holiday season, the interior looks incredibly cozy and inviting. If you have nowhere to go for a few hours, it would be a nice place to hang out and chat with friends. However, the coffee is fine, not spectacular. And the wait on the Tuesday morning I stopped by was about 25 minutes. Maybe it was quicker in the drive thru, but then you'd miss out on the decorations. Overall, it's a cute enough place to stop by on a day off for a leisurely morning, but I don't know that I would make a special trip.

The only place that I will eat at I don't have one complaint, the staff is friendly and the food is…read morefresh the place is always clean

Don't let the outside of this restaurant throw you off! The outside is a pale green and white…read morebuilding that looks super old. When you walk in, you'll have to pay up front, which I liked. $10.79 for lunch buffet with no drink. The buffet has a great selection of Chinese-American food. The crab rangoons and egg rolls were my favorite with the red sauce! The chow mein was soft and a little overcooked. Red chicken was chewy and sweet. Overall, a great little gem. Highly recommend!