Berne Dining Family Restaurant

It had very good service, a clean area and excellent food. My wife had the chicken, which was very delicious and I had the senior chop steak. Green beans were really good as well as the mashed potatoes and gravy. An excellent family type restaurant. Good prices for seeing adults.

Nice little place! Good food, great fish, amazing service! Owner is very friendly and inviting would highly recommend that you stop.

Great lunch! Grilled Salmon, salad, 2 sides & 2 slices of great pie for under$17! Service very timely and friendly. Restaurant clean & parking lot easy to navigate! Tables & booths are spaced nicely where you can converse with neighbors if you wish. The kind of place where locals come and have a home cooked county meal!

Amazing home-cooked food and fast service. Way better than any Bob Evans I've ever been to. Definitely will return!

Food was not at all up to what you would think. Cute & clean little restaurant. No home cooking. They order their pies. I tried the meatloaf Manhattan to give the place a 2nd chance. I thought it would be real mashed potatoes but, nope. Yesterday, I tried some bacon, alfredo spaghetti. It was horrible. I would say breakfast would have to be better. The people their are so nice. It is so clean & nice little place. Not knocking you down busy either.

The Reuben here is travel worthy here. I got it to go with some potato salad, and it makes me close my eyes and think of my Grandma. The perfect combination of kraut, corned beef and sauce on buttered rye and fried. This is like home cooking or a diner. Nothing weird or quirky, just good flavor and quality. They have a small salad bar for dining in, and it makes a nice lunch. I have had the fried chicken here as well and was pleased. I travel a lot for work and I always look forward to visiting here. It is not a fancy upscale restaurant, but clean and good for families.

Quick, friendly service. Hot food. Good prices. Clean facilities. Glad we stopped. Will return if we are in the area.

I was photographing a cross country meet at Jay County High School, and I remembered that this restaurant wasn't far.It looked busy, so I figured it must be good. Sadly, Jinny's down the road in Bryant didn't make me want to return, even though it was recommended.As I found the front door, there was a large board full of specials. I'm not sure anyone could remember them since there were probably 20 of them. As I entered, a man picked up a couple of menus and asked me how many. I said one and held up a finger since he seemed to have two menus in his hand. He put down one of the menus and started telling me how it's better to go to a restaurant with someone else and proceeded to give me dating advice. :-DPerhaps, it was that I was still a bit wet from being out in the rain for 2+ hours but he sat me as far back as the building went. Maybe, that's where they put the outsiders when they can't put them outside.As I started with the menu, a waitress came to the table and asked if she could start me with a drink. As I fumbled for the drinks, she mentioned Pepsi products and I asked for a Diet Mountain Dew (no sugar for me right now). It wasn't very long and she returned. Many people were being seated at the time.I couldn't really decide because there were so many menu selections but chose a Corned Beef on Rye Sandwich. I asked for Swiss Cheese and Brown Mustard. "Sorry, but we don't have brown mustard. We've got regular mustard or Thousand Island Dressing." I wasn't in the Northeast, but Northeastern Indiana. Oops. I told her to please bring yellow mustard. At least, the sandwich came on rye bread. She named off a long list of side items, of which the sandwich came with one. I ordered potato salad, thinking that the Swiss influence of the town might provide something interesting, and I had not had potato salad since my mum died. Hers, and her mother's, was amazing, even though I don't care for anything with mayonnaise.It didn't take too long until she brought the food to my table. I tried the potato salad--it was the most bland I'd had anywhere. It seemed to be potatoes (Yes, VP Quayle from Indiana, that is the spelling.), mayonnaise, and shredded carrots without a spice of any kind.The corned beef sandwich was much better with good meat (not from a can, I believe) and a thin slice of cheese. The bread was also good. The waitress checked on me once after that.After finishing, I went to the cash register to pay, and to get change for a tip. I once again got dating advice. Since it was slightly more than 24 hours into my day, I think I walked away as he was talking, to deliver the tip to the table, and I then exited.I think if I return, I'd make different selections, or at least, take some brown mustard with me--and take someone else with me, maybe a huge group of people. :-D

It was ok but not good, I was torn between ordering a meal or eat their very small buffet the waitress recommended the Buffett - it was gross - the ranch was the runniest ranch I have ever had - no flavor at all it was like pouring milk on my salad. We had to wait for fish, it was good - the only good thing actually. The mashed potatoes was so thick u couldn't even mix them hardly The Mac and cheese was dried out, now realize they were busy so there was no call for this bad of food. I regretted the buffet very much - they did have good baklava and good chicken noodle soup - I'm guessing two things they don't make !!!!

We came here for breakfast on July 4th when there weren't too many restaurants open. It was the first time for us. We were seated and given menus. After looking over the menu we ordered pancakes with eggs and bacon. Eggs were just ok, pancakes were not great but not terrible. They had a strange texture, almost chewy. The bacon was the star on this day. It had good flavor and was crispy. Wait staff was acceptable but nothing over and beyond. A little pricey for what we got but that's the way it is these days.