5 Best Vegetarian Restaurants near Tell City

“My husband and I enjoyed a motorcycle ride over to Tell City, Indiana together and we decided to stop for lunch. We decided to go to Tokyo Express and we’re glad we did! Food and service was excellent! ?? We had so much food for a lunch deal that we were able to have dinner later at home. We enjoyed chicken hibachi, chicken lo mein, and cream cheese wontons. Forgot to take pics of the food due to enjoying it so much! ?“

“Great place for breakfast or lunch. Prices are unexpectedly reasonable for the amount of servings and quality. This place is always packed and has a huge variety of menu options. Breakfast is our favorite meal. The scatter brown hashbrown are out of this world!“

“I have never had a problem before with them until today. I called in my order was put on hold then the guy got back on the phone I gave him my order he asked what sauce I wanted with my garlic cheese sticks and breadsticks. I told him then he asked for the name I told him twice. He had me still on the phone as he was helping other customers. He told me how long it would be then I said ok thank you. My husband went to pick the order up and was told they never got our order. I’m sorry it upset me how could you say you didn’t get the order. Not happy so I said to forget it. Sorry but please do better next time when taking orders over the phone. I know you may have been busy but you could have done better.“

“I did take out and ordered the shrimp nachos. This is a wonderful nacho dish, lots of cheese, pico de gallo, and lettuce with whole grilled shrimp covering their tortillas. I like that the cheese soaks into the tortillas so they are soft. They even gave me chips and salsa for a take out order, I didn't even ask for it and there was no charge, supper sweat. Fast and friendly service.“

“Cross the river, drive up the bluffs and enjoy a delicious breakfast with locals. Food was very good, but the view was amazing. We sat looking out over the Ohio River and watched a tug with barges traverse the locks at the dam on the Ohio side.“