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Dairy Queen
May 17, 2008 by Tim from Culver
Overall Rating: 1
Food:[1] • Service:[1] • Atmosphere:[1]

• Nothing.
• Really bad smoke problems in the store.

“Horrible service, food, staff, and it smells.”

Corndance Cafe
Sep 13, 2007 by Meg from Kansas City
Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[8]

• Fabulous tuna (and other food).
• Sometimes it gets pretty busy.

“We've been going to the corn dance since our daughter started in school at culver academies. We have eaten there at least 10 or 12 times and the food has never disappointed us. I will admit that I love their sushi quality tuna so much, I can barely bring myself to order anything else; it's almost worth the 10 hour drive we make to get there (almost). Sometimes the staff is a little overly busy; but they have always been friendly and accommodating. It's a pleasant restaurant, not necessarily quiet and romantic; but overall a really nice surprise to find in such a small Indiana town. I hesitate to recommend this place because I don't want you guys all making reservations that keep me from getting in.”

Corndance Cafe
Aug 3, 2007 by Carrie from Dallas
Overall Rating: 4
Food:[3] • Service:[5] • Atmosphere:[8]

• Beautiful artwork, cloth tablecloths, and very nicely decorated.
• Extremely slow.

“Beautiful restaurant located in the center of town. Has promise of something really good, but lacks a good staff. The lunch portions were small compared to price. Waiter and waitresses were not cordial except one and he was extremely busy trying to make up for others who weren't pulling there weight. Would have been better with more natural lighting. It seemed very dark for a sunny summer day. Overall, I wouldn't pay to eat there again. I have had better pasta at the Olive garden.”

Corndance Cafe
Sep 26, 2006 by Richard from South Bend
Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[10]

• Nothing.
• Nothing really.

“We heard about Corn dance because of its fried chicken. Not only are they huge, but very well prepared. We get a whole, all white meat (four breasts and four wings) and that's enough to take home for several meals. I love chicken, but eating one breast is all I can do there. Others in our party have gotten the pork chops and they were excellent too- but not as huge. It is a little expensive, but I'm more use to conventional family style restaurants- but when you can split a meal for about $20- that's great. We each order a salad, split the potato and we're set. ”