To bad it isn't as good as it smells

Service was amazing! Had the fish and chips for $5.95. We got more food than expected and it was perfect!

Good food-not great. Friendly staff overall and we come back often. Good food for the price and a nice, hometown feel.

poor is too good for that place. I was there 7-5-09 with my sister-in-law & her 5 grandchildren. The children are of mixed race and from the moment we walked in, I knew it was going to be a bad experience. We waited 27 minutes for a table as they sat groups as large as ours at tables. When we did get seated, it took forever to get our order taken. After the meal I paid the bill and went to the restroom. When I came out my sister-in-law was visably upset as the cashier practically accused her of tryiing to skip without paying for the meal. When my sister-in-law said that it was paid, the cashier rudely asked "where is your receipt". The staff were rude and the food wasn't that great. My advise would be pig & pancakes. I will never go there again and neither will my friends that I have told.

The food is delicious and the building, rebuilt after burning to the ground, is airy and comfortable. They love kids and visitors, and kids love the cartoon characters and fun gift shop (stuffed parrot fish for your wall? anyone?). The restaurant name is based on a children's story set in India and has nothing to do with American history at all, so it's a little sad that our waves of uninformed tourists can get the wrong impression. The family that owns the business is a well-known, well-loved part of our community, so getting to enjoy savory, home-style food in a cozy, spotless, enjoyable setting is just icing on the cake.

Wish they'd gone ahead and changed the entire Restaurant name rather than just dropping the overt non-PC part. Anyway, they serve typical pancake house fare. Mostly known for breakfast, which is decent if you like that American IHOP kind of food.

Try their breakfasts. What a way to start the day. The food is great!