Been here maybe 6 times and it is always good! Service is always great. If you want salad bar you…read morebetter get there early as they pull it early I think.

Friendly service,good food can get busy at times but get served on times and would try againread more

It's ok, not what it used to be. Every time I eat here I end up w/ a terrible stomach ache from the…read moregreasy burgers. This was always an iconic spot in town, but this time they're doing something different and wrong. Won't be back

Best little burger joint in town. Service was good and the onion burger was great. I will be back…read morehere again

I was in Elwood Indiana and was debating between a couple places to stop and this is where I…read moredecided to go the Airport Restaurant. In hindsight it was a poor decision on my part. The parking lot was pretty full when I got there and I thought well that's a good sign. I walked in and didn't see any signs to say to wait to be seated so I kind of lingered by the door until somebody came by and said they would be with me in a minute. I was seated at a table near the back of the restaurant. My waitress came to take my order and yes she was wearing a mask but it was underneath of her chin! She wore it that way the entire time I was in the restaurant as she waited on other customers and brought food out. She took my order but she failed to tell me that there were specials that day I saw them on a board as I was leaving. I ordered a patty melt and fries. I waited for my order, waited 45 minutes in a diner! I got my food and it was just okay. The onions on the patty melt were not grilled long enough so they were sort of crunchy the bread was hosted on the outside almost to the point of being too much. They may have had a bad day but it is highly unlikely I will stop here again especially with the lack of concern for covid.

This place is an original and every time I am up in Elwood or headed North to Marion, I make an…read moreexcuse to stop by! Great home-cooked food and the Elk burgers are my favorite. Well and the homemade soups and don't forget the pies: Sugarcream, fresh fruit and always a chocolate pudding or lemon meringue! Good coffee, service and company round out the experience. The place used to be a part of the Airport Hanger and thus the name and the decor. A great place to come back to, almost like going home!

Food was delicious, service was spot on & all around good place to eat. The restrooms and…read morerestaurant were clean & inviting. I had the western skillet with 2 pancakes & it all was really good! My daughter had the Club sandwich with mash potatoes & she loved it as well. My best friend had the chicken Philly & thought it was amazing Definitely stop in if you're in the area! We will next time we're here.

My Mom and I had lunch here last week and it was okay. Typical diner food. We both ordered the…read morebroccoli soup and they brought it out and it was refrigerator cold. They did take it and microwave it for us. We had the fried chicken and it was just okay. Mashed potatoes were instant.

Ordered 2 orders of biscuits and gravy and 2 hash browns and 2 cups of coffee. Total bill 32.00 and…read moresome change What the heck! It was good but not 32.00 good That's ridiculous! Service was not good she was so grumpy and rude will not be going back

Staff is amazing food is great... It's cash only.. it's a very friendly atmosphere. I love going…read morethere.

I've had breakfast, lunch, and dinner here before and it's always good. The place is always…read morepacked, so you might need to wait a few minutes to be seated. I decided to try the Chicken Tenders Plate. It comes with three large strips of battered real chicken breasts, coleslaw, fries, and a creole mustard dipping sauce. The chicken is juicy and tender. The creole dipping sauce is fantastic and so is the coleslaw. My wife ordered the chicken sandwich. It comes with fries. She said the chicken was tender and juicy, but her fries were just ok. The restaurant is clean and always packed. Our waitress was very friendly and helpful when helping my wife choose her meal. Give this place a try. It's the only one near Hamilton County.

UPDATE: I'm removing stars. Immediately following our breakfast my fiance and I both had bubble…read moreguys followed by the aftermath... It was not a fun afternoon for either of us. Could be a coincidence but likely that will be our last visit here, at least for a while. I've been a fan of Metro Diner but they feel a little short today. My fiance got biscuits and gravy which were pretty bland. (I tried them and agreed.) Also the coffee seemed kind of weak. I tried the cranberries Benedict which was a seasonal special. It was decent but I asked for hash browns crispy and they did not come out that way. Also my eggs were a little more loose than I like. Overall this visit was a miss but I'm still giving them the stars because I know it can be better.

Been coming now for years to this location and it's been a good experience every time. Good food,…read moreespecially like the chicken fried chicken breakfast dish here. The staff has always been pleasant and genuinely interested in making the visit pleasant. So many places start off nice and then go Down hill that has not happened here . Consistently good food and service.

We decided to stop in Erika's place for dinner. Despite construction on the square, parking was…read morepretty easy. My wife ordered a Cheeseburger, and I ordered the Beef Noodle daily special. The burger was dry and lacked any flavor. The beef Noodles on top of mashed potatoes was not much better. The side of corn tasted like it was heated up straight from the can. (The food quality was 2 stars at best). Erika's Place is probably much better for breakfast. I'm guessing "special" menu items, such as tenderloin or BBQ Spud, and generous potions with lower prices bring people in for dinner. The servers were very friendly and they seemed to know several of the other "regular" diners. The restaurant was clean and comfortable.

We lucked into this place because US-31 is woefully lacking in restaurants. It's a tiny place that…read moredoesn't look like it has been updated since it opened in 1938. The help was great. I had the large tenderloin and my wife had the cheeseburger we were both very happy with our meals. The tenderloin definitely crushed Culver's.

Artie's is a little corner sandwich shop that has been around since the 1940's. The tiny diner…read moreprobably hasn't changed much over those 80 years with original vinyl counter seats and Formica tables. I counted five booths and five counter stools that stayed full during our visit. The staff (a couple) are salt-of-the-earth sweet and hustle to keep orders coming. They know the regulars by name and cajole about family. The menu offers breakfast or lunch, with tenderloins as the featured items. Prices are inexpensive. Food comes out quickly. The tenderloins are premade and frozen. They are thin and the breading is flavorful. I had the daily special, a Tenderloin Manhattan which came with green beans and mashed potatoes. This was pure comfort food. The potatoes and tenderloin were good, but the gravy was over salty for me. My husband had the tenderloin sandwich with fries. The tenderloin was ok and the fries were really hot and good. An article on the wall indicated that Artie, the original owner, passed away in an auto accident in 1954. A local business award plaque hung above our table. I'm not sure that the shop is A.D.A. compliant as there are steps at the front door and the aisle is very narrow. There may be a ramp at a rear entrance, I couldn't tell. We found free street parking on an adjacent street. I give the place high marks on character and I love the service. The food is ok.

I love this eastside place, especially for breakfast! I had the feast-a, which can come as a…read moreskillet or an omelet, it's savory and delicious! I love the simple but tasty Bloody Mary, and I just thought my friends kiddos Mickey pancake was cute! Service is always friendly, and I love checking out the historic items they have as well! Check this place out if you haven't yet!

Came in for lunch on a Wednesday and it was fine…read more Pros -Price wasn't bad - Good daily specials (pulled pork the day I went, which was fine, but nothing special) - Good atmosphere and parking Cons - Service was VERY slow - Food was fine, but nothing to rave about

I was introduced to Cammack Station quite a few years ago before they added on the larger dining…read morearea. Was hooked from the first moment. Walking in is like walking into a museum of sorts. Gas station memorabilia alongside coke memorabilia etc. has you stepping back in time. Housed in what looks like an old gas station, this place drips of nostalgia. Ordering at the counter before being seated, we were waited on by a cheerful young woman who didn't make us feel rushed. It had been five years since we had last been, so we needed a refresher course. We ordered the Cammack Cheesy Jalapeño Burger on Texas toast each. Husband had loaded tots with cheese and chili and I opted for a side of onion rings. My mom had the pulled pork on Texas toast and onion rings. Dad had the breaded tenderloin with sweet potato fries. The food was phenomenal. The onion rings were fresh and plentiful. The tots were delicious. The burger? Spicy and extremely tasty! Everything was perfect. The marshmallow cokes just added to it all. Yum! Husband had the peanut butter explosion for dessert. Frozen custard, softened peanut butter, Reese's Pieces and peanut butter cups topped with cream and a cherry. A must try. I chose the one scoop sundae with hot fudge and peanuts. Excellent. While this restaurant may be a little out of the way, it is most definitely worth the trip! Highly recommend!

This place was a staple for me while I was in grad school at Ball state. I haven't been back for…read moreyears, but the food was just as good as I remembered it. I feel like the location has gotten an expansion and is larger, but the staff was kind. The food was good and the vibes are great. Didn't get any photos because I was soaking at the moment, but just now it was a great time.