Bob Evans Review

Love their chicken salad.... not available at all stores!

Always a great experience. The food is amazing. It's always better at the homestead. Rio Grande College is across the street, the Ohio River in Gallapolis is close by and it is a beautiful town with a gorgeous park right downtown along the river. At the restaurant is the main home of Bob and it has been turned into a museum about him. The first floor is all about Bob and the empire that he created. The second floor is changed every year to something Historical from the area. It is all free!!!

Had a very enjoyable meal with my wife. Both the service and the meal was very good

Good food, typical Bob Evans stuff, took forever for the hostess to notice we were there.

I love coming here with my mom to have like a nice lunch sit-down lunch.

Warm, friendly and cheerful service on Christmas Eve.

Soggy French toast and the waitresses were more concerned with a favored guest then serving our table.

A visit to the farm and original restaurant is a must for everyone.

Recent chef couldn't cook an egg or bacon without over-cooking them. Definitely not a great meal. Super disappointed.

The original Bob Evan's. Food good. Restuarant could be cleaner ... floors dirty.

We love this Bob's. Our service is always good and I'm happy to be served a meal. Price is comparable to other BEs.

Awesome food and service along with an amazing free museum!

Had a great experience here. The food was delicious (as expected)... the parmesan grilled chicken with broccoli was particularly tasty. Good sweet tea too. I also loved the peanut butter cookies with Reese's Pieces which we took home. This location is also fun because it is next to the Bob Evans historical site, with the museum and surrounding farmland.

Like it real, home cooked food but does need a manu change from time to time

It was nice visiting the Homestead. Would have been alot more cooler if we could of went in the house. But it was locked up. The sign said open May 1st all the way through Oct. 31st. But it wasn't. That's alright though. Still a pretty cool place to visit...

This restaurant down on the farm in Rio Grande was nice and clean. The service and all of the employees were terrific! The food was hot and tasted great. No wait to be seated. Waitress was quick to take our drink order and to take our food order. We received our order in a very timely manner.

Really enjoyed my visit to the farm, last time I was there was 40 years ago. My dad planned every vacation to be there for breakfast. Great memories of the old farm.

Good family fun weekend.very inexpensive. Please primitive camping is free and 5 bucks a person to enter the festival. Good entertainment music.loads of craft vendors. Good food.

Service great but food undercooked. Sausage cooked only on one side

Love the place. Very friendly staff. Knowledgable about the farm history. One server even put together a good read about it's history available to read while you wait for your older. Food is great.

It was terrible!! Breakfast was cold and overcooked. Sunday about 8:00. One cook..5 servers...no patrons and it still took over 20 minutes to get an egg, and a biscuit. Service was terrible too!

We recently purchased a banana nut bread to go. We hadn t bought one since Christmas time. We were shocked and disappointed when we got home with it and opened it. The container is deceiving; it looks like a big loaf as usual, but what they have changed is the container. The bread sets on a platform that gives the appearance of being normal size as usual but it isn t. You also pay the same price. Shame on you for advertising down on the farm . When you are misleading us!

I ordered their sirloin with potato soup and banana breads.

It was very very fresh and delicious. Waitor was courteous and helpful. 1000% recommended

Andrew was a great server. Pleasant, friendly, and always checked in on our table.

A must see if you're in the area. Have some dinner and walk the grounds to see the sights.

Origin of BE, always good food. Quick and pleasant service.

The original Bob Evans Farm is a beautiful location in southeastern Ohio and has a museum, log village, clean operating restaurant and museum. There is a walking trail so. A nice way to spend a family day, with great food. Bob Evans is buried just 15 minutes away. The area is picturesque and just a short distance off the highway. Cool windmill across the street.

Nice place to stop at if you pass it stop and eat .

Always a nice environment. A bit chilly in there, but not bad. The coffee cups had that white line from where water has dried on them. That would have been nice to have clean, but we don't drink coffee anyway.

This is a family favorite for us! We always visit on trips home.

One of my favorite places to eat. I'm a traditional kinda guy, like the old look,food still good.

Since the retail stores were sold off, quality has gone down at all of the locations I have visited.

Best fall festival in the area for kids, not to mention amazing food and crafts.

I loved the feel of the restuaunt. The waiters were very nice. The food was great and we were served very fast. I hope to be eating here again soon.

Upon arriving, I noticed how clean and friendly, Bob Evans was.Ordered an omelette, hashbrowns and biscuits. My breakfast was prepared perfectly. Our server was outstanding. All in all,my experience at Bob Evans,was a complete HIT! They knocked it outta the park.

This is a new restaurant since the last time I was here. Beautiful, clean and great service! Food is delicious as always!

Service is quick and good. Food was served hot and delicious....very affordable...

The location itself is interesting historically. The original house is now a museum and is cool to walk through. The service at the restaurant leaves much to be desired. Slow to take order, slow to receive order. And then, the food was lukewarm and not hot. Who wants to have lukewarm breakfast? Coffee was terrible, it's so weak that it's like drinking dirty water. Flies are buzzing around too. It's a disappointment and not what I expected, especially for this important location.

It was really awesome to eat breakfast at the Bob Evans on the farm.

It's Bob Evans in Rio, of course it's delis ions and the farm is cool to see in person

It's the original Bob Evans spot, but it's been replaced by a new Bob Evans building. They should have left the old one bc it's historical. Their are plenty of new Bob Evans elsewhere

We always stop at this ine during pur road trips to see family. We always have a great experience and the food is good.

The restaurant was so good !! It was clean and the food was wonderful !! We had to wait a while to get in (because we came very early) but it was totally worth it.

Stopped here for breakfast on a long road trip. I told them I was in a hurry because I still had 7 hours of driving. They got our food order in right away and got us out in no time. The food was good and the farm around it was beautiful.

Great food which is typical of Bob Evans restaurants across the board. The service on the other hand was unmatched. Even though we are not from this area, the staff, from the moment you walk in the door makes you feel like you are one of their neighbors that they haven't seen in awhile! Hands down the friendliest and I would recommend to anyone. The grounds and homestead are beautiful!!

Nice and friendly restaurant good food it's a shame that they changed the decor since Bob passed away but it's a historic place worth seeing

Great food & service. This is the original "farm" location and did not disappoint.

We had a fantastic waitress In Tee, you are awesome?

Enjoyed my second trip to visit the Bob Evans farm and establishment. The staff team was very courteous and attentive to the patrons needs today. The food was very tasty as usual and the buscuits were fresh. I Definitely recommend you visit the farm at some point to get an understanding of the history behind the legend! :)

Nice and clean and very attentive staff! Good food, good price, and good people!

Stopped in because it was the original farm. The farm is beautiful, the food was not good. The only thing that was good was the sausage and the biscuits.

For where it all started it turned out to be disappointing. None of the exhibits were open. Won't be until May 1st. The restaurant was open and larger than most. The food wasn't nothing to shout about. Just standard fare. The manager did stop by and chat. The gift shop was very small and lacked anything worth mentioning. I may have had a different opinion if the exhibits were open. Sure not going to head back this way to find out.

Service was extremely poor even though a reservation was made for a group of 20.