“The location is off the beaten path which may be a positive or negative depending on how you look at it, I like they have shops and a restaurant on site. Makes for a very relaxing and peaceful visit but may get stir crazy if you stay more than a day or 2 as not much else “
“This local favorite has it all! Friendly and fast service, a salad bar, food that even I can eat (gluten free), affordability, and paneling on the walls that took me right back to my small town childhood. There's nothing special about Red Bones but that's what makes it so special! It's the heart of true southern Indiana hospitality and we will always visit when in the area. I recommend going in for dinner and staying late to drink with the locals.“
“Wanted something different for lunch and decided to make the trip. From my house, it was a 2 hour drive down 69. I haven't driven back roads in a while and was delighted to see all the farm animals and the Amish carriages. The restaurant seating is pretty large. Before you get seated, there's a general store. Reminds me of Cracker Barrel kind of but this one seems more authentic. I wished we stayed to shop. The buffet has a large variety: large salad bar, vegetables, meatloaf, fried fish, chicken and a large, large variety of desserts. I love that all is homemade. And it was delicious! Out of respect, I personally didn't snap pics. The bakery is connected as well and we left with a German chocolate cake and a cherry pie.“
“If you find yourself hungry and in Montgomery, then stop in here for an excellent fish sandwich. It really is better than any fish sandwich that I have found in Evansville, so its worth a drive even though its 75 miles away from westside. The fresh cut onion, and pickles on this oversized sandwich will create cravings, even if you don't normally like fish you will love it.“