Osgood Grub Co — Restaurant in Osgood

They've been getting worse and worse over time...food quality isn't consistent and some of the new waitresses are a lot more concerned with talking to each other behind the register than they are serving the customers.

Today may have been the final straw though. Yes, I know it's always busy on Sunday lunch...all the churches getting out and all...but we waited almost 30 minutes before anyone even asked how many were in our party, and then they would not let us have a table that was on the ground level "because they were all reserved." But my mother cannot walk up step, so I asked why they couldn't take one of those reserved signs off a table for 4 on the ground level and put on one of the empty tables/booths for 4 on the upper level. They refused to even consider such a thing! I have never seen any restaurant so unwilling to accommodate a disabled person.

Maybe I'll feel differently after I cool off a bit, but after the way they treated my mother today, I think the Grub is going to be very near the bottom of places I consider going to eat.

The daily lunch buffet is a bargain at $10 (non-adult beverage included) and always has a good selection of food. The menu is standard fare for an American diner/cafe...burgers, steaks, fries, potato skins, etc. The prices are reasonable, but the daily specials are always a good buy. The interior is rustic with lots of trophy animals and fish, pictures from decades past, old business signs, etc.

Locally owned and operated, this is a friendly...

If you're in search of a straightforward and no-frills buffet experience, this is the ideal spot. The offerings are simple yet satisfying, providing a basic buffet that caters to various tastes. The fried chicken and carrot cake were excellent. It's a go-to destination for those who appreciate a no-nonsense approach to buffet dining.

From the rustic decor featuring weathered wood, vintage signage, and taxidermy to the twang of country tunes in the background, every detail creates an authentic and laid-back atmosphere. The staff's friendliness adds to the down-home feel, making it a great spot for those who appreciate a bit of Southern hospitality. While the setting may not be everyone's cup of tea, for those seeking a relaxed and unpretentious dining experience, this restaurant's redneck and country ambiance hits the right notes.

Plus, it's a nice drive in the country...

Ehh.. it's old, dusty, the only thing we ordered that was good were the wings they had alot of meat on them and they tasted good they were the hot red sauce kind. I ordered a cheeseburger because I had read in a review they were good there, mine was so burnt, I couldn't eat it, I ordered home fries I don't know if it was just me but they weren't the kind of home fries I think of I would describe theirs as steak fries my idea of home fries are either shredded or cubed theirs we're steak fries and they were not good, they were hard. On a positive note our waitress took my cheeseburger off of our bill because it was burnt, they made me a new one I took home, it was okay nothing special. I wouldn't go out of my way to go their again and even if I was driving by hungry I wouldn't...