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!“

“I was very pleasently surprised. The last time we ate here it was okay, this time (about 2 yrs or more later it was AMAZING. I wish I could remember names, but it was the bartender that took care of us, and one other woman in the beginning. They were both very attentive. I had the quesabirria, (The bartender mentionedit) it was packed with beef and so very good. (It's a new item on the menu) My husband had the chimichabga, which he also enjoyed. Realkly good quality food along with very good service today. We will be back.“

“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 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.“

“Went in for some pizza and wine and it did not disappoint. Forget his name but the owner came and out chatted with us for a bit and you can tell he’s passionate about what he’s putting out, very nice family that runs it. The pizza was incredible, especially the Tuscany. The wine was really good and the views spectacular. Definitely a nice place to check out off the beaten path.“