Derek took great care of us. We came in with a party of 11. 6 Vietnam Vets, 3 90's era vets and…read more2 spouses. He was quick and efficient. I had the beer battered fish. Nice fish. Mash potatoes were too starchy for me (tasted like left over baked potatoes). Jen got tenders. Dry but tasty. We come here once a year when these guys have their reunion in Peru. Be back next year.

Being fans of breweries and brew pubs, and restaurants, we zeroed in on this wonderful slightly…read moreupscale place. It was far from the limited menu and "See here is our brewery equipment" place. Researching their website, we were convinced this was the place to be on our "chasin' racin'" weekend. My companion noticed that the clientele was quite diverse. I noted that also. We both agreed it was a sign of a thriving establishment. Autumn was our server and she was a lot of fun. Conversant, knowledgeable of the menu, and attentive, she was just great. One of my sides was a Caesar Salad. It was copious to the point that I could not finish it when it was appropriately brought out ahead of time. As a diabetic, I am concerned about carbs, but the Alaskan Whitefish grabbed me . While my plate was messy, I peeled off the coating and enjoyed the nice tender fish inside. In Tennessee, corn pudding is different than what they brought me, but it was wonderful. Bread pudding of the day was S'mores. I had my fill, brought home the rest and my family loved it. Local history was abundant. The menu held an article on local history and the lobby had many historic photos of local interest. I took many photos of them for remembrance. Chances are I will never return to Kokomo. But if I do go back. This is where I will dine.

Went on a Monday for lunch and it was pretty empty. A few people at the bar that seemed to be…read moreregulars. The establishment is old and has dark wood from top to bottom, covered in Irish decor. We sat in a secluded area that honestly felt like we were on a boat. I got a Guiness on draft (because you HAVE to when you're at an Irish bar, right?). It was smooth and frothy. We got the pretzel bites and beer cheese (really good) and fried pickles. I got a french dip sandwich - which was on soft toast which made it really hard to dip in the au juis with fries (which were really cripsy and flavorful). Honestly, I've had better dip sandwiches so I wouldn't get it again however they have a very large menu and lots of Irish favorites. Will go back to the establishment for something else. Street parking- didn't see any private flat lot however there is a parking garage about a block away available. Service was good, no complaints.

Went here while in town on business. Had a few recommendations. Went in on a Saturday for dinner. I…read morewas by myself so I sat at the bar as not to tie up a table. The bartender Brenda was awesome super friendly and was busting her butt. I got an old fashioned which was very good. I ordered the Shepherds Pie (half order) and it was very good. On the side I got McDoogal balls which were unique but they were good as well. I end the night with an excellent Irish Coffee. Greta value and good food. Definitely would go back and recommend you try it as well.

Nestled in the center of Elwood, the Tin Plate is a welcoming place where you feel like family when…read moreyou walk in. I had the BBQ pulled pork sandwich and it was perfect. The food came quickly and the service was amazing. Highly recommend! The atmosphere was comfortable, clean, and I can tell that the staff is community focused. Next time I want to get the breaded tenderloin and carrot cake. They sound delicious too.

Service was great, but it was so hot and muggy in the restaurant that it was a bit uncomfortable…read more The tenderloin was pretty good, but needed more flavor. The ribbon fries, which was what brought us to this restaurant were burnt and not very tasty. Prices were fair, but we were a little hesitant to dine there as an openly gay couple. It's a smaller town crowd and we try to be respectful, and match the atmosphere. It's a great family place though. Our kids both enjoyed their meal.

We ordered carry out. We got the cranberry bogg salad (with…read morethe bacon and chicken on the side because, I'm super picky), the garlic cheese bread, the super olive pie, and a sausage pie. We would've also ordered a meatball sub but they were out of meatballs. The only real negative I experienced was the bacon on the bogg salad, it was real bacon, but not crispy. I don't like that congealed fat taste on my tongue. I know it's "cooked", but it's not good. The chicken was very tasty. I was glad I ordered the bacon on the side. The ranch and blue cheese dressings seemed to be homemade and were super yummy! The pizzas were both excellent, I can't wait to order again. This thin crust is my husband's favorite, and the crust stayed crispy even for carry out. The garlic cheese bread and marinara were also excellent! You can tell they use real quality ingredients, and I really appreciate that. No need to order extra cheese, they don't skimp. It would be so easy to give this place 5 stars if it weren't for that bacon. ;)

I was in the area for work, and after I had completed my visit at Indiana W, I decided that I…read morewanted a bite to eat before heading home, after some searching around I found the GOP, and decided to check it out. This was a cool place! I was greeted right away, I sat at the bar and ordered a personal pizza with pepperoni and jalapeños, it was savory and delicious! Definitely stop by if you are in the area.

Love this cute bar! The owner Marsha is adorable and very friendly. Remembers everyone's name and…read moretheir drinks. I don't know how she does that. The food there is great. I haven't had anything bad there. The pulled pork on Tuesdays is always my go to. Fast service.

Service was nonexistent. I suspect the waitstaff simply doesn't care if they earn tips. I…read moreconsider myself a fairly good tipper, this visit failed to receive one. We left before an order was placed.

Excellent service, knowledgeable staff. The ambience was nice, and the drinks were constantly…read morerefilled. I ordered steak and asparagus ($40+). The asparagus was too chunky and woody... it tasted like it was old. The crab (steak Oscar) was canned, but it was remarkably high quality for canned crab, and didn't detract from the dish. My girlfriend enjoyed her meal as well. We also ordered the "chocolate tower" which turned out to be an extremely large slice of chocolate cake. It didn't "tower" but rather was lying on the plate as one regularly would serve cake, so the name was confusing. The cake was okay, though tasted a little dry, like it had been hanging around in the fridge for too long. It was an overall good dining experience and we'll try it again sometime, but probably trying a different dessert.

Popped into Marble The Steakhouse after a long day in the field and decided to grab a light dinner…read more I ordered the deviled eggs from the gluten-free list, and they were absolutely delicious--highly recommended! Between the great appetizer, a menu clearly marked with gluten-free options, and the stellar service, I'm sure the rest of their food is fantastic. A huge shoutout to Seth, who was an incredibly nice and attentive waiter. Very quaint and cool establishment.

Hands down the best Mexican restaurant we have ever been to. Service and food were both amazing!read more

It's been some time since I've been to a spot that has made me want to write a review. Either it…read morewas so bad that my review would be cruel or just wasn't good enough to write about it at all. Today changed that. This hidden gem is a jackpot! The staff is warm and welcoming. The atmosphere is minimal but inviting. The menu is not your typical quesadillas and burritos although they do have them too. We opted for the guacamole, molcateje, tacos al pastor and gringas. The quack was chunky and delicious! The molcateje was hot and bountiful. Steak, shrimp, chicken and chorizo piled high. My tacos al pastor were tender and flavorful. Beer was ice cold and at $5 a pop, you couldn't go wrong. I think this restaurant is better than some of the much pricier options in Fishers and Indy. My only regret is that we don't live closer. It's a must visit when in Kokomo.

Oh Kokomo. Your breakfast places make me so darn happy. Frittatas was some much needed reapitenfrom…read morethe chaos that was the BMV. My son and I, fresh from a driver's license renewal that took about five million years, slide into our chairs and ordered biscuits and gravy (for the table) and two skillets; mine veggie and his meat lovers. I got pancakes and he got toast. We split them because both were delicious. The skillets were tasty and they give you any hot sauce you desire. The breakfast was out quick, the coffee was hot, and our waitress was wonderful. If you ever find yourself in Kokomo, find your way to Frittatas!

Too expensive, but food is usually good. We go there once a…read moreweek for breakfast with friends. We order less, because each additional food item we add such as cheese to eggs accelerates the price of the entree.