6 Best Vegetarian Restaurants near Kimball

“The restaurant was very clean and we were greeted very friendly by the staff as soon as we walked in the restaurant. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive she made sure our order was taken in a timely manner even with her being very busy.Our food came out of the kitchen within 8 minutes after placing our order and everything was cooked up just right!“

“The food was fabulous! I ordered the Pina Fiesta Fajita. The serving size was generous, very flavorful, and visually appealing. The spice level was perfect, and there was a bit of sweet from the pineapple. The flavors all mixed well together. The service was friendly and quick. The server also checked with us often. We were just passing through on our way back to Florida, so eating here was a wonderful experience. I would eagerly come back again!“

“Good variety! Good price for lunch.“

“1st time at a WH. Don't have them in the North. Waitress called me a Yankie. I called her a Southern Belle. I looked at her. She looked at me. we laughed. I ate. I left! Thanks for the southern hospitality 😀“

“I have been coming to this restaurant periodically since 2018 and it never occurred to me to leave a google review. Because this place is INCREDIBLE. It’s locally owned and built into the side of a hill, so yes, there’s concrete (read this in one review like it was a bad thing). But like ?? what are you expecting 😂 it’s a parking lot on the side of a hill?!
Anyways - lots of reviews about the wine here. It is SO good. Pairs so well with the authentic Italian style pizza.
Sweet wine is juice. You can buy it at Kroger if that’s what you’re after, but if you want a real authentic Italian cuisine experience (homemade crust made with imported Italian flour, wine made the traditional Italian way, etc), this is the place for you.
I’m still cracking up at all of these negative wine comments 😂 my pallet is far from refined but wine is not meant to be super sweet. All of these people mentioning the GA winery tells me all I need to know, as they sell syrup.
Staff, owner, food, drink, everything 10/10 truly. Unless you like syrup sweet wine or are afraid of a concrete parking lot 😂🤷🏻‍♀️“

“I did not grow up with Western Sizzlin’. I’m from the North. This was not in our rotation. But the SECOND I walked in, my soul left my body and I was immediately back in the 90s. I half expected my grandma to appear out of nowhere with a church purse, a coupon, and a firm opinion about who should get the booth. This place is basically Ryan’s Buffet’s long-lost cousin who never updated the decor and refused to apologize for it. The carpet. The lighting. The buffet layout that says, “We’ve been doing this since Clinton was in office and it WORKS.” And then there’s Beth. Beth does not wait tables — she adopts you. She doesn’t call you sir. She doesn’t call you ma’am. She calls you baby. “Baby you want more tea?” “Baby you eatin’ good?” “Baby you want another plate?” Beth could’ve told me to get a fourth plate and I would’ve said “yes ma’am” without hesitation. The food tastes like every Sunday after church when grandma said, “We’re going out to eat,” and suddenly life made sense again. Rolls? Yes. Buffet confidence? Absolutely. Regret later? Guaranteed. Is this fine dining? No. Is it fancy? Also no. Did I feel emotionally supported while eating? YES. Western Sizzlin’ isn’t just a restaurant — it’s a core memory factory with mashed potatoes and sweet tea. If you miss the 90s, your grandma, or being called “baby” by a waitress who genuinely cares about your wellbeing… this is your place. I didn’t grow up with it. But somehow… it raised me anyway.“