The House

This place has been on my To Try Next list since I moved back to Indiana four years ago. I never could quite get around to experiencing this small business but I always wanted to. Today, I did, because I didn't have to fast for a blood draw right down the street. The inside is a lot bigger than I expected. There is plenty of seating. I counted 18 tables with two seats each (for a total of 36 seats) but arranged in various combinations of 2, 4, 6, and 8 seat groups of tables. The service is super friendly. Well over and beyond any expectation you may have, I'm sure. They make you feel like a member of the family and that you have been coming here for years. I ordered the Grilled Philly Steak Sandwich which comes how ever you want it fixed with a choice of six different cheeses. The sandwich was excellent. I had a bag of plain Lays chips with my sandwich. For dessert I had one Chocolate Chip Cookie.Paying is super easy and totally informal (they explained it to me earlier). No waiting on a check, just mosey up to the register when you're ready and settle up.

The House is nice, little family owned restaurant with big flavors. The owners of this little establishment are just as courteous and friendly as one can be and the interior really gives it that real, small-town diner feel that used to be a prevalence in America.I look forward to dining here again in the near future.

First and foremost, the woman woking here are very friendly and welcoming. They are some of the friendliest that you will find. I felt as if I was eating at their kitchen table. They host bible study twice a week and you can tell that the restaurant is faith based.The restaurant is located at an odd intersection and has a small private parking area. The restaurant/cafe/coffee house has a small dining area (with what looks like an overflow area to dine) and a typical cafe style menu that has burgers, wraps, sandwiches, and breakfast food. I went with the chicken salad sandwich with fries. The sandwich was surprisingly good. I had never had chicken salad with raisins and grapes before. But it was very flavorful and delicious. The fries were different too, And also in a good way. I cant put my finger on what made them different, but they were just good.The prices are reasonable and I thoroughly enjoyed my meal. I am glad that I was able to make it here and I recommend that you check this place out if you are looking for good food and the friendliest service that you will find.

Neat little place - simple home cooking from really nice people. Sandwiches- breakfast - soups

Staying in Plainfield for the weekend and decided to get brunch here because of the reviews. What a great little spot. It kinda has a hole in the wall feel but it is very inviting. Staff was friendly as could be. The food was amazing. I had the country fried steak and it was melt in your mouth good. The blueberry pancakes were very fluffy and tasty. Even the coffee was perfect. I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

Best omelet I've ever eaten! Great atmosphere, service was fantastic, staff was super friendly! Definitely going back, even though it's a bit of a drive! Absolutely worth it! Thank you to The House!

The House is a convenient cafe for stopping by to get soup, sandwiches, and a few treats if you are in the Mooresville area. The folks who run the place seem really upbeat and want you to have a positive experience dining here.I stopped in on a rainy winter day and wanted to try some soup. Lots of choices, but I went with the broccoli cheese, a bowl of chili, and got a chicken salad croissant (two smaller ones, actually) to go so that my wife could share lunch with me.The highlight of the selections was the chicken salad croissant (s). The two small pastries were light and sliced with a decent helping of a sweet chicken salad with sliced grapes. The salad was moist but generally stayed within the sandwich. No dripping here!The chili was a very mild style. I had them add onion and shredded cheese on top and recommend adding those. It could use a bit more seasoning for my tastes, but was still pleasant.The broccoli cheese was VERY cheesy with small bits of broccoli. I would prefer a little higher ratio of veggie to cheese, but again, it's a matter of taste. (I like to pan sear my broccoli before adding it into the cheese soup at home.)The food was very moderately priced. There is a small parking lot out front and a small dining room inside.Review #2108

I drive past this restaurant almost everyday and finally decided to stop in. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I ordered a turkey sandwich and a cup of soup. The food was delicious and was ready so fast! The portions are very generous and the prices are very fair. I will definitely be going back to try their breakfast and taco Tuesday!

Small and a limited selection but....The people here are really friendly. They check on you every step of the way. From the moment you enter the facility, to assisting you with the ordering process, and finally making sure that you are satisfied with your meal before you even pay. That is good service!They are limited to soup, sandwiches, and chili dogs from what I could tell. Hubby and I each had one of their combos which consisted of a sandwich, cup of soup, drink, and chips. I had chicken with uhhhhh....some sort of cheese....y'all know me and my memory. It was either cheddar or colby-jack. After seeing my order (you fill out what you want on little slips of paper), the gentleman verified that I didn't want anything from the garden on my sandwich.Our sandwiches came out nicely toasted. The soup was very tasty. We both had the chicken noodle variety. They take in local soup recipe suggestions, and if they use your soup, you get a free serving of soup.This place is religiously-themed, although they were not pushy with us. The only thing that was mentioned at the end was that we could feel free to look over and sign up for bible study classes that they offered.This is at least about the fourth or fifth eatery that has been at this location. I really, truly wish them all the luck in the world.

The House has the BEST homemade soups! We had the cream of mushroom soup and it was thick and chock full of mushrooms! (NOT vegetarian as it has a tiny bit of roast beef pieces/juice for flavor- DELICIOUS!) We also had great sandwiches. I really enjoyed my chicken salad and my husband liked his grilled chicken sandwich. The star of the show was the soup! As my hubby said, "It's so good, you don't need crackers!" Cute homey interior, too. Owner/cook was super sweet! Can't wait to try her other recipes!