Wonderful place and wonderful people. Very good food and good price. Staff is very helpful and kind. Nice place. Visit here.
(5)
Allison F.
This spot is has a lot going on: pumpkin patch, antique shop, market, lunchroom, and sometimes even a stage for some bluegrass. If you're coming for lunch, then you better do it sooner than later, because they run out of the good stuff. At the same time, the options that are leftover are pretty good too--tenderloin, pie, burgers, soup, potato salad. (The food snobs might turn up their nose to the menu, but as a fellow food snob I recommend that you go the homemade route.) I had ham 'n beans with cornbread. It tasted as if that favorite aunt of yours who's known for her hearty ham 'n beans made it. After my meal, I bopped around the market and antique store, which had a slew of mason jars, china, soup mixes, preserves, noodles, pies, and candy. It is what you want Cracker Barrel to carry. Overall, it's a fun way to spend a fall afternoon with family, and I'd recommend anyone to check it out.
(4)
Kira T.
What a quaint little place! Made me think I was back in my hometown eating at a cafe. The food is real, folks. Ham n beans, chicken n noodles, tenderloins, pies, cakes, Apple cider. Everything is mostly served on paper/styrofoam plates, but it makes it easy to transport as you walk around the little antique shop and the pumpkin patch area. We happened to be there during Pumpkin Fest. We didn't go in to thr festival part because I dont have kids and couldn't justify the $10 admission which was mostly for all the kids activities. But I did hear a lively bluegrass band playing. You should check out the country charm at this place. I'd love to try it during an off-season day when it's less crowded. The chicken noodles were spot-on! I would have given this a 5 but we had to wait about 40 minutes for our food and that made me a sad hungry panda!
(4)
Dan D.
If you're looking for a great place for your picky low cal health conscious other half. Forget about it! Home style cooking. If you ask about low cal anything you'll get a funny look like, you're kidding right? Definitely a destination place. It's in the middle of NOWHERE! Word is out and local construction and farmer types flood the place at lunch time. The two most important things to look for are. 1.Old farts. ( I resemble that remark). 2. To-go boxes coming out. That tells you the food is good enough to take home and there is plenty of it. I'm told it is a super fun place for kids around Halloween. The Unknown Diner Digs it the most!
(5)
Stefan M.
Super cute country market and lunch room. The pork tenderloin sandwich is huge and super thin and crispy.
(3)
Leslie B.
It's not fancy by any means but I love the fried chicken on Thursdays and the tenderloin sandwiches are tasty
(5)
Miss X.
Had this on my list. Cute little antique shop with great prices. Picture a parking lot with SUVs, Mercedes and pickup trucks. Thought I had stepped back into the 70s AKA Dairy Queen seating. Not appealing, for sure. You got your drink, placed your order, picked up any cold sides and sandwich condiments, then sat down until the server delivered your food. You were given your bill to pay at the register upon leaving. The food was okay but I did not try the fried chicken. I had heard good things about it but felt my food was bland. Not sure if I will return nor recommend it to others.
(3)
Anna O.
Fall Festival every weekend in October. Packed with activities best for kids under ten: pony rides, pumpkin decorating, slide, mini-train, tricycle races, hay ride, corn maze. Good selection of carving pumpkins. Cider slushes and donuts help adults survive the mayhem...
(4)
Keith G.
Best pork tenderloins I've had in Indianapolis! Great side dishes too. Very informal cafeteria-style seating. Not your typical 4-star restaurant (meaning "not fancy"), but for what they do, they do it well.
(4)
Jackie H.
What local? Want old school? Want country? This is the place to go! They are run by a small family, have great food, but is NOT fancy! It is a great place for lunch and the prices are great. The staff is helpful and friendly :) It if informal and cafeteria-styled ordering and eating They have other great locally made products in the store. I would recommend the munchers they super yummy! Venture out and check it out!
(5)
Lord B.
Nice old-school country kitchen. Food like what mom makes! Staff is friendly and on time. We come up here all the time for a quick pick me up or lunch! We love to support our local restaurants. Plus, it's the closest thing to 32 and 421!
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : No
Derren V.
Wonderful place and wonderful people. Very good food and good price. Staff is very helpful and kind. Nice place. Visit here.
(5)Allison F.
This spot is has a lot going on: pumpkin patch, antique shop, market, lunchroom, and sometimes even a stage for some bluegrass. If you're coming for lunch, then you better do it sooner than later, because they run out of the good stuff. At the same time, the options that are leftover are pretty good too--tenderloin, pie, burgers, soup, potato salad. (The food snobs might turn up their nose to the menu, but as a fellow food snob I recommend that you go the homemade route.) I had ham 'n beans with cornbread. It tasted as if that favorite aunt of yours who's known for her hearty ham 'n beans made it. After my meal, I bopped around the market and antique store, which had a slew of mason jars, china, soup mixes, preserves, noodles, pies, and candy. It is what you want Cracker Barrel to carry. Overall, it's a fun way to spend a fall afternoon with family, and I'd recommend anyone to check it out.
(4)Kira T.
What a quaint little place! Made me think I was back in my hometown eating at a cafe. The food is real, folks. Ham n beans, chicken n noodles, tenderloins, pies, cakes, Apple cider. Everything is mostly served on paper/styrofoam plates, but it makes it easy to transport as you walk around the little antique shop and the pumpkin patch area. We happened to be there during Pumpkin Fest. We didn't go in to thr festival part because I dont have kids and couldn't justify the $10 admission which was mostly for all the kids activities. But I did hear a lively bluegrass band playing. You should check out the country charm at this place. I'd love to try it during an off-season day when it's less crowded. The chicken noodles were spot-on! I would have given this a 5 but we had to wait about 40 minutes for our food and that made me a sad hungry panda!
(4)Dan D.
If you're looking for a great place for your picky low cal health conscious other half. Forget about it! Home style cooking. If you ask about low cal anything you'll get a funny look like, you're kidding right? Definitely a destination place. It's in the middle of NOWHERE! Word is out and local construction and farmer types flood the place at lunch time. The two most important things to look for are. 1.Old farts. ( I resemble that remark). 2. To-go boxes coming out. That tells you the food is good enough to take home and there is plenty of it. I'm told it is a super fun place for kids around Halloween. The Unknown Diner Digs it the most!
(5)Stefan M.
Super cute country market and lunch room. The pork tenderloin sandwich is huge and super thin and crispy.
(3)Leslie B.
It's not fancy by any means but I love the fried chicken on Thursdays and the tenderloin sandwiches are tasty
(5)Miss X.
Had this on my list. Cute little antique shop with great prices. Picture a parking lot with SUVs, Mercedes and pickup trucks. Thought I had stepped back into the 70s AKA Dairy Queen seating. Not appealing, for sure. You got your drink, placed your order, picked up any cold sides and sandwich condiments, then sat down until the server delivered your food. You were given your bill to pay at the register upon leaving. The food was okay but I did not try the fried chicken. I had heard good things about it but felt my food was bland. Not sure if I will return nor recommend it to others.
(3)Anna O.
Fall Festival every weekend in October. Packed with activities best for kids under ten: pony rides, pumpkin decorating, slide, mini-train, tricycle races, hay ride, corn maze. Good selection of carving pumpkins. Cider slushes and donuts help adults survive the mayhem...
(4)Keith G.
Best pork tenderloins I've had in Indianapolis! Great side dishes too. Very informal cafeteria-style seating. Not your typical 4-star restaurant (meaning "not fancy"), but for what they do, they do it well.
(4)Jackie H.
What local? Want old school? Want country? This is the place to go! They are run by a small family, have great food, but is NOT fancy! It is a great place for lunch and the prices are great. The staff is helpful and friendly :) It if informal and cafeteria-styled ordering and eating They have other great locally made products in the store. I would recommend the munchers they super yummy! Venture out and check it out!
(5)Lord B.
Nice old-school country kitchen. Food like what mom makes! Staff is friendly and on time. We come up here all the time for a quick pick me up or lunch! We love to support our local restaurants. Plus, it's the closest thing to 32 and 421!
(5)