Went for the all you can eat Walleye fish fry tonight. I love fish but don't get it very often because most locals don't have very good fish. Coleslaw was delicious, fries were crisp and tasty, but the Walleye was the star of the plate. Their tartar sauce is some of the best I have ever had. Went to a second round of fish to top off the meal. Heck they could skip the fries and slaw, and just bring me a platter piled high with the Walleye and I'd be in fisherman's euphoria, but all you can eat does the trick. For me it was worth the 20 minute trip to Covington. If you want reminders of their meals, friend them on Facebook. A message is what reminded me of their AUCE Walleye.

Great breakfast on the day we went. Pancakes, biscuits and gravy were good, French toast was very tasty. The atmosphere was unique with trophy bears, buffalo and a large polar bear adorning the walls and dining areas. The staff was attentive and the coffee kept flowing.

The food and service was very good this evening and it appears the support of the customers is helping.

Buffalo Jacks is a rare gem, representing a dwindling breed of restaurants in the US. Tucked away in the beautiful Americana town of Covington, Ohio, it exudes the charm and nostalgia of America's finest history. From classic menus to a diverse selection of exotic meats, the culinary experience here is unparalleled. Who else has a stuffed bear in their restaurant? A visit to Buffalo Jacks is a must. Ignore any negative reviews, and indulge in the delicious food, as you take in the atmosphere of this irreplaceable place. Supporting family-owned joints like this one is crucial, as they represent a vanishing tradition in the face of cookie-cutter corporate restaurants. This is why I give Buffalo Jacks a very big 5 STARS! If you're a lover of unique and historic dining experiences and you live or are visiting Ohio, make the trip to this iconic historical gem. Not going would be like living in Arizona and never visiting the Grand Canyon. I can't emphasize enough how important it is to cherish places like Buffalo Jacks, as they are becoming increasingly rare. You can say, "I've been to Buffalo Jacks!'

Buffalo Jack's is a great cross between a "hole-in-the-wall" bar & eclectic restaurant. The game meats are my favorite and the turtle soup is some of the best I have ever had! Elk, bison, alligator, venison are all really good and fresh. The bison steaks are great and my parents love both the walleye and the pork tenderloin. The burgers, fries and onion straws are all great bar food and the beer selection is both local and draught oriented. A local place, carry out works great but don't lose out on the ambience of trophy animals and entertaining bar signs. This is a small town bar with history and guts on its side. Too bad I live 150 miles away or I would eat here every night, but Indy could really use a place like this! We used to have the Loon Lake Lodge, but alas that closed years ago! Nonetheless, I head back to "Jack's" every time I am back in town! I heartily recommend!