Gaither Family Resources

How strange to get quality bistro food in a small town! Spectacular surprise! Will definitely be back.
Décor:
Leaves a little to be desired. The eating area is small and surrounded by a little store reminiscent of an updated version of old country stores.
Staff:
Everyone was extremely friendly and accommodating. The owner seemed to understand our confusion and genuinely seemed excited and happy to see us.
Food:
I had the Greek salad, tomato basil soup, and half a turkey club. It was delicious and extremely filling. The Greek salad had mixed greens, olives, goat cheese, tomatoes, cucumber, and that Greek vinaigrette that I love so much. The tomato basil soup was a very herbaceous twist on tomato soup that paired very well with the turkey club. Top it all off with a great tasting Ball jar full of sweet tea and it was the best lunch I’ve had since being back in Indiana.
Pricing/​value: +$ 10.00 for lunch
The price seemed a little steep until you saw the portions. I was full before I started the sandwich and eventually took that and the remainder of my soup home and had a nice little midnight snack! ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would go back for sure.

This is quite an odd establishment. Normally you would see a place like this in one of those quaint little shopping towns, but it is in the middle of nowhere… odd thing number one. It has a very various collection of shopping. There’s décor, nature stuff some books, CDs, a bit of food accessories, and some other stuff. There’s also a café, apparently. Never been to that, but that’s another weird thing. A restaurant doesn’t go with this. There’s also some stuff outside. Benches, picnic tables, etc. Why? And apparently people take their prom pictures here… why? And lastly… what the crap is with the name? Family resources? What does that even mean/​have to do with it this place.
Despite the many quirks it is a nice store. It’s just odd to me.

The Tomato Basil soup is fantastic.

Love the food and atmosphere here. Great homey feel.