[Zenmama18]

Originally Posted by Indy-Guy

I had lunch today at The Toast Cafe located at 2468 Hwy 441 Suite 101 Fruitland Park. This is the previous location of Rae Raes Cafe.

The Cafe is owned and operated by a Villages resident couple that moved here from Anderson IN. and owned and operated a very sussesful Cafe in Anderson before selling it and moving to The Villages. The cafe in Anderson carried the same name The Toast Cafe.

I had breakfast there last week which was very good and fairly priced I went back today and had the Breaded Tenderloin. Their Breaded Tenderloin was as good as any I have had back home in Indiana. The service was very good. The price of the Breaded Tenderloin is $11.29 including one side.

If you give it a try I hope you will enjoy it as well as I did.

Sounds delicious, we'll try it when we get up that way. Thanks for the info!

[BettyInFL]

Originally Posted by LeRoySmith

Here's one from a greasy spoon/tavern I ran across in my travels.

LOVE the tiny bun and loads of pickles.

[Pairadocs]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

If it tastes good I don’t I don’t get picky.

OK, will give it a try... just had too many "pork tenderloin" sandwiches that were full of stringy, chewy, etc. "stuff", more like a pork steak and obviously not the tenderloin. Worth a try to find the real thing in this area !

[Stu from NYC]

If only was a veal schnitzel. Wish we had a good German restaurant in these parts

[Troopie]

Thanks for the tip! I'll definitely give it a try!

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Pairadocs

OK, will give it a try... just had too many "pork tenderloin" sandwiches that were full of stringy, chewy, etc. "stuff", more like a pork steak and obviously not the tenderloin. Worth a try to find the real thing in this area !

Do we really know what’s in anything nowadays?

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

Do we really know what’s in anything nowadays?

Do we even know what day it is?

[Snowbug]

Originally Posted by Indy-Guy

I had lunch today at The Toast Cafe located at 2468 Hwy 441 Suite 101 Fruitland Park. This is the previous location of Rae Raes Cafe.

The Cafe is owned and operated by a Villages resident couple that moved here from Anderson IN. and owned and operated a very sussesful Cafe in Anderson before selling it and moving to The Villages. The cafe in Anderson carried the same name The Toast Cafe.

I had breakfast there last week which was very good and fairly priced I went back today and had the Breaded Tenderloin. Their Breaded Tenderloin was as good as any I have had back home in Indiana. The service was very good. The price of the Breaded Tenderloin is $11.29 including one side.

If you give it a try I hope you will enjoy it as well as I did.

We will have to check it out! Marion, Indiana natives here, 40 minutes from Anderson.

[mbene]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

If only was a veal schnitzel. Wish we had a good German restaurant in these parts

Take a trip to Sanford, there is a pretty good German restaurant there. It's always packed on the weekends. They have live entertainment singing and playing those old drinking songs, a fun time. They sit you at long tables with others, take some friends. The name is Hollerbach's German Restaurant. Good food and a good time. You can even order the two liter or three liter Boot if you have at least four in you party!

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by mbene

Take a trip to Sanford, there is a pretty good German restaurant there. It's always packed on the weekends. They have live entertainment singing and playing those old drinking songs, a fun time. They sit you at long tables with others, take some friends. The name is Hollerbach's German Restaurant. Good food and a good time. You can even order the two liter or three liter Boot if you have at least four in you party!

Years ago went to another German restaurant there and enjoyed it. Just checked 52 miles away for us. Kind of a schlep but maybe one day

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by mbene

Take a trip to Sanford, there is a pretty good German restaurant there. It's always packed on the weekends. They have live entertainment singing and playing those old drinking songs, a fun time. They sit you at long tables with others, take some friends. The name is Hollerbach's German Restaurant. Good food and a good time. You can even order the two liter or three liter Boot if you have at least four in you party!

Hollerbachs got a similar great review on a thread back in April.

[LeRoySmith]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Do we even know what day it is?

I do!

When I try to complete the suduko in the paper I look at the day but I tend to forget by mid morning. Later on I ask my wife what day it is and very often she tells me the truth. On occasion she lies just for a giggle.

[mbene]

Fenney Grill has a tenderloin sandwich special for lunch on Thursdays, has anyone tried that?

[xcaligirl]

Originally Posted by Indy-Guy

I had lunch today at The Toast Cafe located at 2468 Hwy 441 Suite 101 Fruitland Park. This is the previous location of Rae Raes Cafe.

The Cafe is owned and operated by a Villages resident couple that moved here from Anderson IN. and owned and operated a very sussesful Cafe in Anderson before selling it and moving to The Villages. The cafe in Anderson carried the same name The Toast Cafe.

I had breakfast there last week which was very good and fairly priced I went back today and had the Breaded Tenderloin. Their Breaded Tenderloin was as good as any I have had back home in Indiana. The service was very good. The price of the Breaded Tenderloin is $11.29 including one side.

If you give it a try I hope you will enjoy it as well as I did.

Thanks for the tip! we'll have to try it again under the new owners.

[xcaligirl]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Years ago went to another German restaurant there and enjoyed it. Just checked 52 miles away for us. Kind of a schlep but maybe one day

I think it would be worth it once in awhile for GOOD FOOD!! I'm tired of eating 'not-so-good' food around here. Just my opinion and I'm sure it's not totally correct!