Kacey's Twin Eatery

This is an old school nostalgic restaurant. Even though it was opened in 1978, its decorations looks older than that. They have a few parking spots in the front, all of which are handicap spots. They have a decent amount of parking spots in the back.There is a decent sized dining area that is decorated like it is the 1960 with old school memorabilia and Coca-Cola stuff. If you are dining in you must place your order at the counter first. I decided to dine in. There are two counters, one on each side of the restaurant, only one was open during my visit. I guess that is where they get the "twin" in its name.The restaurant serves salads, pizza, burgers, spaghetti and other Italian entrees. I got the lasagna, which came with bread and a salad or you could substitute the salad for extra bread. They did not have fries. But they did have potato wedges, which is what I got to complete my meal. It took about 10 minutes for me to get my food and they brought it to my table. It was fresh and hot. The lasagna was small and tasted ok. I have had better, and I have had worse. The potato wedges were pretty good. They do not come with catsup though. You have to request it.All in all, this is a neat little mom and pop diner. It really takes you back. I think that it does miss the mark on table service though. I am glad to see that they got with the times and do now accept credit cards, as a few years ago they did not. I always love supporting local.

We were presenting at the school next door so decided to grab a quick lunch during the break and this spot was given as the best option. We arrived a few minutes before they opened but they were quick to welcome us and get us started on the options. Once you enter there is a counter where you order with a menu on the wall as well as a board with lunch specials. I got the spaghetti with marinara which also came with a substantial salad and garlic bread sticks.There are several rooms for seating with both booths as well as tables. The decor is very fun and festive and definitely Coke oriented!We weren't seated too long before our meals were brought to the table, and things were hot and fresh and smelled wonderful. My spaghetti was an ample portion with a lot of sauce which I mopped up with the tasty bread. The rest of the party are their food with gusto so I'm assuming they liked it.It is a fun spot for a quick lunch or dinner and they had lots of options for hot sandwiches or cooked food.

Absolutely love Kasey's. Great family owned business. You can never beat a classic coke in a glass bottle. We enjoy the pizza and bread sticks but the sandwiches are great too. They have good specials as well.

5 Stars because its worth it. We always stop at Kacey's when visiting the GRents. I love the atmosphere. Its like traveling back in time the minute you walk in. There is soon much Cocoa Cola memorabilia that you find yourself walking around the entire shop.There are 2 sides to irder from this joint. one side is dedicated to pizzas, and the other to sammiches subs and extras. I like this concept. It cuts down on a lot of time and you van have your apps before you neal comes. Or if you're like Bean, your app is your meal. the pizza skins here are so delicious. They are always our starter. I came for the pizza. My medium pizza w 3 toppings and well spent $18. The pizzas are massive and the baked in goodness just warms my heart. I've not been disappointed w a meal since I've started eating her. After our meal, we stayed a bit to play tic tac toe. Kaceys encourages family fun time! I kicked Beans butt per usual. She took me to my fan Greenwood ice cream shop Mrs. Curl. You all may know that from previous reviews. Bottom line, if you're in Whiteland head down to Kaceys.

Kasey's Twin Eatery is a quaint little food spot in Whiteland, IN. We were directed here by a friendly local guy while looking at some antique gas station signs near by. The place is a small little eatery decorated in Coca Cola memorabilia. The set up is a little weird at first; you order pizza at one counter and all your other food at another counter. We ordered a large pizza with hamburger and black olives as well as 2 orders of spaghetti for the kids. The pizza was amazing; a close cousin to a Chicago style pizza with thick thick mozzarella cheese on top. The crust was perfectly browned and the tomato sauce was just right. The spaghetti was also really good. A mound of buttered spaghetti noodles complimented with a nice robust marinara sauce. Each plate came with a big tossed salad and Italian bread on the side. This was a great unexpected find while on vacation visiting the area. All my Hoosier friends and family are lucky to have this close by.

Alright, I've lived within biking distance, if not walking distance to Kacey's for about eight years now, a little longer. In that time, I've been to the establishment three times. My partner, who has lived here for...well...lots of years...I'm not sure when Kacey's came to being so I'm not sure who was first...anyway, he has always warned me against it.I've officially determined he was making the right call.First and foremost, the obvious complaint is that it is a cash or check only establishment. I totally understand, I really do. Small businesses can't necessarily make the investment required to take credit and debit cards. But...it still sucks. Sorry...it just does.The first time, I went in with my partner...this was years ago and after a couple years or so of subtly convincing him to go, btw...but I got him convinced!Once we were inside and placing our order, it took me about five minutes to realize why he didn't enjoy the place. The person behind the counter was seriously rude and acted completely inconvenienced by our presence. But the food was alright, not too unreasonably priced and basic fun Italian. Okay, whatever. Fast forward a couple years, I've convinced myself it was just a bad day at the establishment, it's time to support the local business yet again despite the prior experience. Exact.Same.Happening. Employee, rude and inconvenienced. Me, completely uncomfortable and regretful that I decided to patronize the establishment but the food wasn't bad and the prices were fine.Yet again, fast forward years later, to only a few days ago. I suppose this is where the real review begins.All these years later, cards aren't accepted. Whatever, I knew that, I went to CVS to get cash specifically to get Kacey's because I really wanna support them. Luckily, this time, the cashier wasn't overtly unfriendly. Not friendly, just not unfriendly, which I think it totally fine, I just want to order food and not feel as though I shouldn't have walked into the place. I'm not lookin' to make buddies.However, they were cleaning the parking lot, which is fine, but the downside comes later.I get my food and, btw, the cashier was nice enough to even bring it out to me and hand it directly to me. No shouting from the counter or subtle eye rolling, just, take my order, help me with the menu a bit when I didn't realize the menu out wasn't the full menu, then bring me my food...she is the _only_ reason this isn't a one star review. I get my food and start for the door, where the men apparently in charge of the lot cleaning just sorta cut me off as I'm walking and shut the door behind them.No, I don't expect the door to be held open for me or anything like that...but I was carrying food, had to kick the door open and when I walked out they were just kinda...standing there...watching a dude pressure clean the parking lot. And as I walked by, it smelled awful and water got on me...I hate to say you had to be there but that's probably all that is, yet I still found it frustrating. Finally leaving and getting home with the food, it's time to eat. Two dishes were ordered, the lasagna and the chicken parmesan...that's what brought this review to life. Normally the food is bearable and, "Fine, whatever, I don't care."Not this time. The lasagna had no flavor outside of some basic cheese and tomato sauce. The chicken parmesan was, frankly, disgusting. I could barely bite into the...stringy? Is that the word...I'm not sure...it was tough, hard to chew and felt mildly bony. That's what it tasted like to me...it was kinda gag worthy honestly. The bread and salads were nothing to write home about in my opinion. In conclusion, I will _never_, _ever_ go out of my way to patronize them again. Admittedly, they lost a customer that _literally_ only ate there every few years...but...considering how much I eat out...had I not had such consistently poor experiences, I would have been a valued, loyal client. In the future...I'll just go to Fazoli's at this point.

The interior is basically one giant Coca Cola ad. Lots of cool old pieces, knick knacks, and clippings. Tried a pepperoni pizza and breadsticks. They were delicious! The wife and I both enjoyed it. We were looking for a good local pizza joint and I think we've found a new regular stop.

We live just across the street from Kacey's but only eat here about once or twice a year. The pizza is great as well as the pasta and sandwhiches but they are overpriced and portions are pretty small. If you decide to eat here they only take cash so make sure you dont order and show up with only your debit or credit card. The atmosphere is cool and reminds you of an old soda shop.

To start off we can walked in the door and thought it was cool looking inside with all the Coca-Cola items. Then noticed it was pretty warm inside. Then asked the lady at the counter if we order from the counter. Her counter was not for pizza orders it was for the other stuff like sandwiches and pasta. She just said go in there for pizza. So we thought she meant go sit down. Only 2 other tables occupied. Seen 2 teenage girls working/ talking to a customer. No one acknowledged us. We sat there for a good while then my mom decided to go order a sandwich so she walked to the front counter and ordered and found out that there was a back counter. "We was suppose to know that" you couldn't see it. So I ordered my pizza and sat back down. Meanwhile breaking a sweat and face turning red. the pizza came I really liked the crust but hated the sauce on the . My mom really likes the sandwich she ordered. If I go back I will have to get no sauce or very little. Oh and the fountain pop machine on the sprite was confusing too. It had a arrow that said push for sprite but doing that tasted like carbonated water or something so I pushed it and pushed the normal silver bar at the same time still didn't taste quite right.

I really feel strongly about eating local, or shopping small but when a restaurant literally doesn't want your business, you can tell! I ordered lunch today and after I ordered each item she said is that all? No I'll let you know when I'm done ordering. I'm very picky I know this and I try very hard to be extremely polite when ordering things especially when it deviates from what comes on it. I ordered a side salad with extra cheese only no tomato no dressing I heard her say at this annoyance, really I'm saving you money! It didn't get better when I showed up to get my order, I felt like I had done something wrong. And just so you know all of that terrible customer service spilled over into the food out of all the things that my daughter and I and my grandson ordered the only thing edible was her Stromboli. We didn't get napkins we didn't get dipping sauce we didn't get utensils apparently all of that doesn't come with a to go order nowadays. So basically what I'm saying is drive on by this place is not worth it I wish I had my $33 back!