The Farmhouse Kitchen

Hidden gem! Had the ribeye sandwich. Flavor was spot on! Asked for pepper jack cheese (which they forgot) but it didn't need it! Just good, straight up sandwich (5/5). Unfortunately the fries looked great but were soggy. Couple extra minutes in fryer they would have be been perfect (3/5). So avg score is a 4. They do have some seating inside if u need. And fountain Pepsi products. And check out their daily specials.

When one approaches a restaurant in a Mobil station, across from a quarry, they might have certain... assumptions...but this place has daggone good food!! They support local 4H farmers and most of what they make is local. The food is handmade, the menu is simple and decor is homey. One can order a fried bologna sandwich or a ribeye sandwich for lunch. You could have the same on a biscuit for breakfast. Don't expect your order to come out like McDonalds, these are real eggs cooked one at a time, and they are doing counter and drive-thru at the same time. Relax at the picnic-style tables or the bar stools and take in the expanse of the quarry while they prepare your meal. The good news is that it's worth your time!

Farm fresh meats. Nice, thick bacon and the perfect BLT. My husband had the ribeye sandwich and loved it. It's a "hole in the wall" in an industrial park, so don't expect Bob Evans in terms of seating! We prefer this, actually. It's cute, unassuming, and delicious. Friendly staff.

Oink Snack failure day.Bologna, none- oink fail. Maybe next time!!!Bacon, none- oink fail.Fries are always overcooked and yet to have a great fry order. Multiple times have found them closed during the week this year before 2pm.Chicken sandwich was chewy.Burger was good and served up hot and quickly.Good service in the quaint picnic table/ window counter establishment.

Nice spot for a good and quick bite. First time was a pleasant experience with really good food and several truck drivers in and out with a quick lunch.

I promise I am not pretentious, but I always prefer eating at a local restaurant to a chain restaurant. I didn't see much when I was delayed in Corydon, but this place showed up on my map. I decided to give it a try. I pulled up to a gas station and was VERY confused. Then I noticed that the end of the building was a restaurant. I was nervous, but hungry . So I went on inside. The staff were instantly friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere was definitely not gas-station. It was really cute. The food was a little pricey, but delicious. Such a hidden gem. If you are hungry in Corydon, try this place and support your neighbors instead of a corporation more concerned about their bottom line. This restaurant will not disappoint

Food was decent, service was fine - seating area is made up of a couple of picnic styled tables and some stools at a window counter top - place is clean, zero ambiance unless you're into modern service station - basically a gas station restaurant - not that there is anything wrong with that if known in advance.

It was closed though established hours noted it should have been open.. Also, phone was disconnected.. this business may have closed

Food is made to order and may take a bit longer but it is worth the wait. The place is always clean and the staff is friendly and always helpful. They only have 2 employees and sometimes they have to close for appointments or emergency's. They try to always be available but things happen. I LOVE the biscuits and Gravy, best in town!!!!

I enjoyed my chicken bacon ranch wrap. I wish she would've asked me if I would like it hot because I'm sure it would've been better that way, but it was good nonethelessI wouldn't recommend anyone go out of their way to come here, but if you're nearby, it's a quick and safe choice