This was Ryan's Family Steakhouse, then became Fire Mountain several years ago. Now, it is simply Ryan's. This is our favorite restaurant. The food is always outstanding, the service is excellent, and the people here are truly great! Senior hours are 1 to 3 PM weekdays, and the price for seniors then is $5.99 for the meal including the drink. WONDERFUL food, both on the bars and off the grill cooked to your specifications. Sirloin steaks are grilled every night and are GREAT! The desert bar has the most marvelous creations you have ever tried. And EVERYTHING is included in the low buffet price. Do NOT miss this one, folks!

This restaurant is in Clarksville, not Saint Bethlehem. It became Fire Mountain several years ago, and now is Ryan's. It is a GREAT place to eat, but folks may miss it due to the name being changed -

They have a nice dining area with a mervelous view, but we have only had cary-out from here. It is THE BEST barbecue in the area, bar none!

This restaurant has changed names; it is now Ryans once again. This is a corporate decision involving all Fire Mountain restaurants, and is due to the name recognition of Ryans. NOTHING has changed but the name; this is still by far the best buffet in Clarksville, and the best value for the money as well.

The quality is slipping here; they are starting to worry too much about the quantities of each toping they put on the sandwich.

As Ryans restaurants are remodeled, they become Fire Mountain restaurant, and there is an increase in quality and variety at the time of this change. This Ryans has not had this change-over yet, but I find it hard to believe that even the Fire Mountain change can improve either the variety or the quality of the food here. It is outstanding. Clean facility, good food, great variety, friendly people. If I look REALLY close to find SOMETHING that could be improved, I would say the Brussel Sprouts could have been cooked a little less. But even that is a personal taste thing. A GREAT restaurant -

We missed the noon buffet, so ordered off the menu. The Pizza was good, if a bit overdone. The Mrs. had Spaghetti with marinara sauce, and it was good. We waited while they cooked the pizzas, and when they arrived, my friends was sausage instead of the pepperoni he had ordered. So we waited again while they made the right one. The bill was almost $50, which is a bit steep for lunch. All in all, I cannot recommend this particular location.

This is a good subway location. They were not stingy with the ingredients, and the service was good. Beware of the iced tea, though. It is made with local water, which has a high iron content that gives it a bad taste -

Wow! We just tried this place, and we are both in shock! This is the BEST restaurant anywhere in this area. The Mongolian Grill is outstanding; he knows what he is doing. The buffet is huge, with LOTS of selections, and everything is properly prepared. The service is excellent. The facilities are brand new and spotless. Don't miss this one; it will close every Chinese restaurant in the area when the news gets out!

Overall, this is a good place to eat, but it has a few problems. The Mongolian Grill is not properly ran; you have to add the sauces yourself to your grill selections prior to giving them to the man running the grill, which means the sauces are grilled right along with the food instead of being added toward the end of the grilling process as the better grills operate. Selection was OK, with many American dishes added due to local taste. The rest of the food was good, the place was clean, and the service was good.

This is a brand new location, and it was a real pleasure to eat lunch here with my wife. I was a bit dissappointed that they only had about eight varieties of pizza up when I made my first trip down the bar. On my second trip, there were still about eight varieties - but MOST of them were DIFFERENT that had been up just a few minutes before. They had three varieties of salad, one with pasta, and spaghetti, for those weird people that don;t like pizza. A nice selection of desert pizza's also - And the two of us, with drinks, ate for $13 and change. This is a good one, folks - Terry

This place was great when it first opened, but our visit yesterday was certainly less than expected. The service was fair at best. The food was poor. I had the western steak skillet for 12 bucks, and it was not very good. My wife had the chicken salad which was HUGE, but it was not good either; we brought it home and the dog enjoyed it. This is the first time either of us has seen a grilled chicken salad that used refrigerated chicken; it should be hot off of the grill, not out of the cooler. We had onion peels for an appetizer, and they were just OK. As we considere desert, the waitress brought us our check, layed it on the table, and said "If you need anything else, just let me know". Bringing us the ticket prior to asking us about desert indicated to us that she wanted the table freed up for other customers; we had, after all, been there for 30 minutes and had only spent $32 and change! I have been an Appleby's fan for years, but another incident like this will change that.

This new restaurant opened Monday, and we went there yesterday. We were met at the door by a greeter who came out, welcomed us, and held the door open for us to enter. This high standard of service prevailed throughout our lunch time there. After looking at the prices, we opted for salads. Mine was the chipotle chicken salad for $8, my wife had the smoked shicken salad for $7. Both were VERY good. We sampled all the sauces; all three were very good, with the Soppin Sauce being the best. The decor was good, the service was outstanding, and the food was among the best. My three star rating is due to the downsides: The prices were high (I wanted BBQ ribs, but will not spend $18 for lunch), the total bill for two salads, a coke and sweet tea was over $20. There was more bar area that table area; NOT a family atmosphere. The music was very loud and very country; NOT my idea of a pleasant way to dine. If you don't mind these things, it is a very good place to eat.

This is an Amish restaurant, order off the menu, with a large salad bar to go with your meal. The food was good and the prices were OK, but watch the salad bar dishes; some of them are preserved by a fermentation process which does not agree with some people. To put it bluntly, they taste spoiled. I have ran into this with several Amish and Mennonite dishes, however, so I know it is how it is SUPPOSED to taste. The building was old, the floor's squeeked and moved a bit when you walked, but the service was good, it was extremely clean, and the prices were OK. I recommend this place with the above caution about the salad dishes.

A good McDonalds. It was clean, the service was fast and friendly, and the food was good.

Previous experience with Amish food caused me to avoid the salad bar completely, but the rest of the food was very good. There was a large selection of meats, vegetables and deserts, and everything was well prepared. The vegetable soup was the best I have ever tasted! The place was well decorated and clean, and the service was fast and friendly. We were there for lunch on a weekday, but the single large open room indicates that it could get rather noisy during dinner hours and weekends when they have more customers. A good value for the money, I thought.

This is my first experience with Bob Evans. The food was good, the place was clean, and the service was fast and friendly. I could not help but compare it to Denny's, however, and believe that Denny's food is just as good, has larger portions, and costs less. When three people spend $28 for breakfast, they should not leave hungry. Terry

This place catered our class reunion at the Dragon's Dome last Friday evening, and I was very impressed! The italian sausage and peppers was very good, and the rigatoni was outstanding, the fresh rolls were very good, and even the iced tea was special. I do not know what they charge for meals, since the fee we paid covered other things as well, but this is GOOD Italian food, and I am very particular about Italian!

We got in line behind half a dozen kids that were all placing large orders, and paying for them with nothing but pennies, nickels, and dimes. By the time we got to the counter, the kid was in a sweat and panting, but he was still very friendly, fast, and efficient. The prices are good, and the food was well prepared. We opted to get ours to go due to the overcrowding and noise, but I rate this among the better Taco Bell locations due to their staff.

We were here Saturday evening for my class reunion. The food was absolutely the finest! The service was outstanding, the atmosphere was perfect for dining, and the condition of the club was absolutely the finest. Of course, you expect to pay for this type of service, food, and atmosphere, and you do. The only possible negative was portion size; I must say that I left a bit on the hungry side, but then I admit I am basically a pig.