Southfork Restaurant in Mulberry, Indiana Dishes out the Good
Aug 14th, 2010 | By Jessica Nunemaker | Category: Eat, Mulberry, Restaurants, little TownsNew to little Indiana? Subscribe for free to my RSS feed. Thanks for stopping by!
Onion rings at Roberts' Southfork Restaurant and Pub in Mulberry, Indiana.
Oh, Roberts’ Southfork Restaurant and Pub in Mulberry, Indiana how greatly we underestimated you!
We’ve already covered that this is just a teeny tiny Indiana town. So imagine our surprise at eating one of the most fabulous meals ever!
Roberts Southfork Restaurant and Pub in Mulberry, Indiana
If you’ve been exploring little Indiana at all, you have probably quickly learned that, just as you can’t judge a book by its cover, you also can’t judge a mom and pop restaurant by its location!
When we walked in, well, we had no idea we were heading into finger lickin’ good territory!
There was a fish tank in the wall over a table (a great table to entertain baby), a life-sized Blues Brothers statue, and plenty of seating.
Southfork Restaurant and Pub Menu
Mulberry, Indiana: Roberts' Southfork Restaurant and Pub
Now, on to the important part! Roberts’ Southfork Restaurant and Pub has quite a menu!
Town history, restaurant history, even area history–this menu had it all. Plus a few games for the kids, and, of course, a great selection of food.
There was a very sizable fish selection that you don’t normally find in a small town.
Our Order
At this point I was so hungry (and slightly car sick) that I asked our server for a recommendation on, um, everything! She said that people love the blackened walleye and the whole catfish.
We really wanted some kind of appetizer and she suggested onion rings. Huh?
I grudgingly ordered onion rings. It’s not exactly something that I ever really get a taste for but I’ve learned to trust the judgment of the servers.
Now, it must “officially” be said–the onion rings at Robert’s Southfork Restaurant and Pub are absolutely the best onion rings I have ever had!
I am pretty sure that I ate more than half of that big old platter of onion rings. Hubs very kindly let me have the last one, too. They were so good I am still getting cravings for them!
Seafood at Southfork
Mulberry, Indiana: Roberts' Southfork Restaurant and Pub Blackened Walleye
Bring on the walleye! Yes, this was good, too! Hubs’ catfish was really good. Well, of course I had to taste it!
It turns out that you can get really good fish in little Indiana, even in a town as small as Mulberry, Indiana.
There was plenty of food. So much so that I brought home a container. I just couldn’t finish it–or maybe it had to do with all those onion rings!
Go There
Either way, Roberts’ Southfork Restaurant and Pub is definitely a place you should mark down and make a point to visit. Those onion rings are something else!
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Roberts’ Southfork Restaurant and Pub
105 S Glick Street
Mulberry, Indiana 46058
765.296.2096
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If you liked Roberts’, you should definately give Treece’s in Rossville, IN a try. Have eaten at both, and would give the nod to Treece’s. Of course, I live in Rossville, so, you gotta’ support the home town. Wed. night all you can eat fried chicken is great. Friday night prime rib, and specials every night. Steaks are mighty tasty. Come to think of it, I don’t think I’ve ever had a bad meal there. And it is our restaurant of choice, since we can walk there in just a few minutes. We always take people in from out of town up there and after the first time, it’s a request as soon as they hit town again!! Bar area up front, family dining up front, and a little rowdier bar area in the back. Always a good time at Treece’s!! You can give it a try while you’re in town for the Summer’s End Festival on Aug. 28th. Just don’t eat too many Creme Horns from the Flour Mill Bakery for Breakfast. Treece’s will have several specials that day, culminating with their all you can eat Pork Chops that night.
Roberts’ has always been a staple, starting with the restaurant in Americus. Way to go Scott on having such a wonderful place to dine, We will try to stop by when we are out that way!