Great vibe, good service but don't "open a tab" - pay for each drink when you order it. After a few…read morehours with 3 friends and a larger table, I went up to pay the "tab" at the counter. They didn't know what I had ordered and hadn't tracked what I ordered. I listed the drinks we had consumed during the night- checked the tab reminded them of one I had listed and paid the tab- only to get in the car with my friends and find that one had paid also! Without a receipt from the earlier transactions, we didn't go back to argue. Pay as you go is annoying but smarter!

Great beer selection and really good bourbon and whiskey selection…read more But, honestly the food is a little sketchy. Soup of the day? Chicken Noodle. Sounds great. Well, first it was served in a flimsy silicone toddler bowl complete with suction cup bottom so you can't knock it off the high chair. Now about the soup. It was pretty evident that it was Campbell's and given the temperature (slightly warmer than the surface of the sun) it was obviously nuked in the microwave. Hard pass on food if there's a next time. Finally, either the barstools are too short or the bar is too high. It's not a comfortable situation.

Best little honky tonk dive bar in southern Indiana with Shiner Bock on tap! A couple pool tables,…read morepizza or a chicken/bacon/ranch sub and a cold mug of Shiner and I'm happy!

If you're looking for a drink and a pizza or a Stromboli, this place will do. A hole-in-the-wall…read morehonky tonk bar. Mary and her staff are friendly, but if you think you're going to get out of control, you might find yourself in the creek. No burgers, no fries... and their idea of "import" beers is limited. But, it's there, and the place is a safe haven from the interstate

Dive/sports/old man bar. Smoking allowed. No food. A few flat screens. A ton of cool sports…read morememorabilia. Very friendly staff and customers.

This is the definition of a dive bar/sports bar. Cash only, music box, tons of memorabilia, smoking…read moreallowed, and great bar tenders. ATM conveniently located inside with a low fee to close your tab. A few different screens to catch all the big games and catch up on the weeks stats. If you're looking for a dark bar and a good card game, this is the place to be.

Service was fine. Be advised it's cash only. Food is not good. You've been warned. Avoid.read more

Very good peperjack balls and cheeseburger! Definitely recommended for travelers and pike County…read morepeople

Valley Sports Bar delivers a surprisingly enjoyable experience within the French Lick Casino. The…read morebartender stands out as exceptionally friendly, creating a welcoming atmosphere that immediately puts you at ease. The wings are a definite highlight - deliciously prepared and flavorful. Drink prices are reasonable, offering good value for a casino venue. The sports bar ambiance is classic and comfortable, with plenty of TVs for catching the latest games and a relaxed vibe that makes it easy to unwind. While not a destination unto itself, Valley Sports Bar provides a solid spot to grab a drink, catch a game, and enjoy some tasty bar food (sweet chilly wings are a MUST!) It's the kind of unpretentious place that feels like a comfortable local hangout

Located inside the hotel. The prices were kinda high for a sports bar, but it looked really nice…read moreinside there. I loved the decor a lot. I would honestly be back next time I come around this area because the food was good. We did have to wait awhile before we got in, but everything is pretty packed around here during dinner time so we decided to get on the list and wait. My favorite thing here was the salmon. It was really thick and cooked perfectly. I thought the pretzels were just ok. I also. Tried their wings and it wasn't bad either. I liked how the wings weren't dry. They were nice and juicy.

The beer was good, the food was good. The atmosphere could be a bit more Abbey-ish. The service was…read morealso good. There was also a door just to the right of the entry where some critters was scratching to get out. Not sure if it was a pet or a wayward wild rodent but I'd sure like to know!?!

The Brew Works is beside the Benedictine Nunnery. The beer and wine were good. The eating space…read morewas like a cafeteria with one room for 21s and older and a smaller room by the entrance was for families with children. The Pizza, fried mushrooms, and Baked Ravioli were served hot. The Baked Ravioli are a favorite for me and very good.

Jimbo's is our favorite local pizza spot. The atmosphere when you walk in is very local sports…read morethemed, a little dark (not too dark, just enough to still be able to easily see the games/shows on tv). Their food is amazing, and their staff is the best. They also have a fully stocked bar. Anything on the menu is a winner, but their pizza, wings, and sandwiches really are standouts. Our family visits Jimbo's or orders take out from there at least 2-3x a month. Our son loves them so much he requested their pizza for his 3rd birthday party. If you're in the area and looking for a good pizza spot, this is your place.

It's ok not the best but for Washington it's good but I do recommend other places problem is it's…read morebasic but the staff is really nice never had any issues and it's a good clean restaurant

Took a detour through Petersburg on our to see the great eclipse and found a fantastic…read morebreakfast/bakery that I won't soon forget. Cakes and Coffee Cafe are housed in an old bank on Main Street in downtown Petersburg, Indiana. The dining room is large with a counter and about a dozen Cafe tables. The place is not fancy decorated with vintage baseball memorabilia and toys. The walls are adorned with antique and vintage photos of the area. We were allowed to pick any table but encouraged to take a private room which was a converted bank office complete with original safe. Cinnamon rolls are their specialty so we ordered one ($1.99) with a side of sausage. I ordered 2 eggs with bacon and rye toast ($4.99). The menu offered a variety of coffee options which we enjoyed until our food arrived. When the food arrived, it was clear that the rye toast bread was homemade and the sausage was fresh. Our waitress said the bread is made by local Amish and the sausage comes from a butcher in Evansville. The ingredients were indeed fresh and tasted wonderful. The cinnamon roll was definitely made from scratch and sinfully good, perhaps addictive. I only wish the preserves had been homemade. The service was friendly and she kept our coffee cups full. They had a case full of delicious looking cakes and pies.

This was a super random find as I was driving from Evansville to Indianapolis the "back way". I…read morejust planned to get a to-go coffee but decided to stay for lunch. It seems like it's been untouched for decades. It may be confusing for some because on Apple Maps it comes up as Cakes and Coffee Cafe (as it does here on Yelp), but the menu says "Randy's Americana Cafe" - not sure if the name changed at some point. Regardless, it was a cool old building with this really long high top lunch counter out in the middle with traditional table seating all around. I came in on a Monday and there was a steady trickle of mostly seniors coming in. I ordered a BLT and it was great- and came out in less than 5 minutes. They had a nice selection of cakes and pies. But the real charm of this place is all the obscure Americana stuff on the walls AND the old vault in the back, which is essentially a guest book. Literally thousands of people have signed the walls in the vault. They even have a step ladder because the walls are so full that the ceiling and mechanicals are about the only available real estate. Super fun blast from the past place.