Road Kill Cafe

Went here for breakfast and never in my life have I wanted to have a larger stomach. Fantastic sausage gravy and biscuits. Scrapple fried just right. The wife's pancakes fluffy and filling. Coffee hot. Just be patient with service as it's usually just one in the kitchen and one on the floor. This is feel good food that is disappearing way too quick. There's good service and a comfortable atmosphere. Small convenience shop attached all the time and ice cream shop seasonally. Enjoy a great scenic drive in all directions after your meal. Close to Flintstone, Hancock, and not that far away from Bedford. Watch out for deer and occasional bear.

Out in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by sports-car-friendly roads (and a covered bridge!), this cafe was an unexpected treat. I had a cheeseburger, cooked just the way I ordered it. I was tempted by the ribs which were the Thursday special, but with hours left to drive that day I decided to try the (homemade) lemon meringue pie. The young lady working there was very friendly. I also noted the many "wild" cats nearby. They were too shy to touch, but they're clearly getting fed and cared for. I'm definitely bringing my car group here this year - just have to figure out a good route from the DC metro area.

This is a fun restaurant. They still have the Thursday rib special. Pies are spectacular!

If you are looking for home cooked meals to order, this is the place to come. Your food is prepared when you order, so if it's busy, be patient. Friday night is their AYCE fish. This is very popular here and currently runs $14.99 with two sides. I went with the grilled chicken breast dinner. It was very good! The chicken was moist and cooked perfectly. I would definitely order this again. I also had the coleslaw as one of my sides and it was very good. We have been here before and will definitely be back!

It's way better than it used to be. Our food came fast and hot. The staff were friendly and very accommodating. It's a small hole in the wall place that needs to build back up their reputation. I will support that!

Great unassuming little roadside diner. The name is just the start of the draw. Simply decorated, the decor belies the quality of the great menu. Everything I've eaten here (been there twice) has been great. My favorite is the tater kegs. Think of them as giant loaded tater tots. The tables are basic picnic benches, with plenty of room for families. The staff is very friendly, even offering directions to local attractions, such as covered bridges. The service is prompt and efficient, with the food coming out right on time. The store side is typical rural mini-mart, with all the necessities, and I picked up a shirt just for grins. The parking lot is gravel, so if you're on two wheels, be careful. They have free WI-Fi, which is great, since none of the big 3 cell providers work there. Be sure to save room for pie. It's amazing!

I visited the Roadkill Cafe on a day it was closed. The woman who greeted me was nice enough to offer to serve me anyway. I very much enjoyed my sandwich. I look forward to returning when I'm in the area again.

Really good food. Reasonable prices and friendly folks. A little off the beaten path but a nice scenic drive. Well worth the drive.

Burgers were better than average. Deserts were disappointing. Peach pie tasted like cheap canned peaches.

Best home cooked food. For being very secluded it seems to stay busy. That's how you know it's so good. People come from all over I'm sure.