A local drive in diner in Peru, Indiana that's been here for over 50 years. Dine in your vehicle…read morelike how I remember A&W drive in diners when I was growing up. Can also dine on picnic tables and also inside but inside dining is very limited tables. You just pull in and turn on your headlghts for service for the carhop.

Best ice ever! Quick easy affordable option - fun for the kids. The staff were friendly and food…read morecame quick.

Ate here two nights in a row because there aren't many other restaurants in Peru open for dinner…read more(Dillinger's is closed). Had two great experiences. This place feels more like a bar that serves food than a restaurant, but don't let that discourage you. It is very well air conditioned (bring a jacket or sweater and wear long pants!) and, surprising for a bar, was actually quiet enough for conversation without raised voices. Our waitress the first night was Jillian and we loved her! She was extremely efficient and friendly and had helpful info about breakfast options. The wine was a generous pour, the fried cauliflower was a pleasure, and the hamburger very good. The desserts are made in house (try finding that at any other restaurant!) and we were lucky that it was Boston cream pie the first night we ate there. Sooooo good!!!! On our return visit, I had to restrain myself from getting the cauliflower again and had the brisket, which was a special that night. Perfection! Smoky, melt in your mouth meaty goodness. My dining companion said the salmon with bourbon glaze was the best salmon he had ever had. And he has lived a long life. The menu also includes fried gizzards (which I was told are frequently ordered) and fried baloney. The prices for everything were reasonable. This place is clearly popular with locals, who come in to have a drink and buy lotto tix from the vending machine by the door. Everyone was friendly and in a good mood. The folks at the next table struck up a conversation with us on their way out. If there is only one place to have dinner in downtown Peru, at least it is a great place!

Ordered special which was a grilled ham and cheese sandwich. When I got the sandwich (which was…read more&12.00) it was on toasted Texas toast with 5 pieces of ham sliced so thin that the 5 pieces weighed less than 2 oz (1.82 oz). It came with a small salad (which was good). You can buy the salad separately for $3.50 so that means the sandwich came out to be $8.50. The waitress did not come back to check on my drink. The seating was unremarkable but clean. Will not go back.

Dillinger's is located downtown Peru, Indiana. It is off the beaten US 24 path. You will find it…read morein a building that was probably built in the 1880's. Allegedly, in 1933, Dillinger robbed the near by police station of guns and ammo. Hence the name...Dillinger's Bar & Grill. Dillinger's is a smaller but wide open restaurant. An inviting bar is centrally located. The wooden floors, ceilings and hand-hued beams are probably original to 1880's business structure. The facility is simple and sports a lot of Dillinger references like the table tops. I found the team here to be very friendly and willing to serve. The menu is fairly large with lots of Dillinger coded menu items to choose from. The prices were very reasonable with decent portion sizes (i.e. no highway robbery here lol). We started with the onion rings. They had a thick piece of onion and equally thick batter. The batter had a bit of a beer seasoning, slight oily taste and a moderately crunch. Really good tasting ring! The side salad was small with a nice mix of simple side ingredients - tomatoes, onions and cheese. My wife had the Wheelman wrap. She said it was loaded with tasty turkey and bacon flavors. She liked the fresh taste. The fries were thinner and crispy. I ordered the Silent Shot breaded tenderloin. It was very thick and juicy. The pork taste really came out nicely. The breading was thick like the onion rings - slight crunch and slightly oily. The sandwich came with all the usual toppings. The Cole slaw was also very tasty. The small slaw pieces were almost diced. The mayo base was slightly sweet with a hint of vinegar. It stuck to the slaw pieces without being soupy. Overall another interesting, out of the way place, with good drops and service... to dine and experience some Americana.

Their website said Dillinger's was open for dinner. Walked down to the restaurant only to find the…read moreplace closed, which was also contrary to the hours listed on their door. I wanted to try the walleye! Went down the street to Club 14 and had an excellent meal at a great price with friendly service. As of July 2026, Dillinger's appears to be closed.

I have dined in a few times since my previous review. The inside of this Burger King is modern &…read morepretty comfortable. Even though I long for the old days where trays could easily be dumped into trashcans, etc. I do like it here. Service varies. On one occasion I wasn't acknowledged at all. Other times I've received excellent and immediate service whether they were slow or busy. Sometimes food comes out fast. Sometimes it's slower but not excruciatingly so. There are times the tables, awkward trashcans, and drink station could use a little more attention being wiped down, but this restaurant is clean overall. I like the booths along the large windows. The other diners have been pleasant. It's not a rowdy or demanding crowd from my experience. There seem to be some regulars. Of all the fast food places available, I like Burger King the best. One reason why I like Burger King is that they have the Impossible Whopper. Even though it's been overdone or sloppy at times and never resembles a stock photo, it is something I can eat and veganize. Fry portions seem smaller than I remember from days of old and prices have definitely gone up quite a bit. It's about $10 for the Impossible with a medium fry and close to $12 for the large Impossible combo. There is a charge for water if you're not into consuming the fountain drinks. The regular cheeseburger patty isn't big enough to fit the bun and have also increased in price. You gotta love the signature sesame seed bun though. Despite minor flaws, this is a quiet place where I enjoy sitting once in a while even though I normally don't eat fast food. The overhead music is usually decent as well with a lot of 80s tunes.

The service sucked the food was cold my bacon was stale on my burger my onion rings were cold and…read moresoggy it was just horrible.

Beef 'O' Brady's is located in Peru, and it's also a halfway meeting point for our daughter when we…read morehost our grandson for a weekend. I've visited this location three times in the last six months, and I've been impressed each time we've come here. I don't usually set high expectations for bar food, but Beef 'O' Brady's seems to have a more curated menu than many of their competitors. I've had the beef nachos twice, and it was great both times. Service has always been prompt, and their prices are fair.

Beef O'Brady's is the kind of place where go "I don't know what I'm in the mood for... Okay, Beef's…read moreit is." The extensive menu has the hamburgers covered superbly, does a credible fish 'n chips, has a passable Mexican/American section, good salads... basically if you can't find something that appeals to you here, you need to try harder. The beer list (from a full bar) is also more than adequate. (3 Floyds, I'm looking at you!) And I've never had a less-than-generous sample on the occasions I've asked. Also worth mentioning is the service. I've never once had a bad interaction with wait staff. Patient, knowledgeable, helpful... doesn't matter if they're slammed or dead (and Peru certainly serves up both), the wait staff is great. The whole "this is not quite a sports bar" vibe also works somehow. Lots of reasons to head to Beef's.

I've been to this specific travel center and McDonald's three or four times over the last decade…read more Every time I stop here it is so reliable. Today, my husband and I stopped here on our way home from a family beach vacation to Michigan and were served easily the best quarter pounder with cheese (QPC) I've ever had. Service is not lightning fast, but the lobby's ambiance was calm and was clean. 10/10, would stop here again.

It's was ight, food was good, service was quick, big Gabe energy (niche ref) thank u micky d'sread more

We stop here every year when we make the pilgrimage to 369 Huey for the yearly reunion…read more Good Mexican food that has recently added a full bar. The place is super simple and inside feels like something you might find at the beach in Myrtle. Our server was young and took good care of us. He seemed new to the service industry but did a good job. We will always be back.

We both ordered the Molcajete- it was delicious! We typically prefer them with salsa verde but this…read morespecial sauce was full of flavor!

What a find! Stopped here on our way to the Honeywell in Wabash and now we cannot wait to go back…read more The atmosphere laid back and the decor is eclectic in a great way including pictures of Peru's celebrated circus past. Autumn provided exceptional service and the food and drinks were outstanding.

Had a great experience there yesterday. We dropped in for a meal before attending the circus. The…read morestaff was courteous and knowledgeable. I shared a 12 ounce strip steak with my partner. It came with two sides. We chose horseradish mashed potatoes and salad. Also added the asparagus. My only complaint was the should have been more asparagus! It was delicious, as was the entire meal. Our friend ordered the black and blue burger and it was more than he could eat! Overall a great experience. Would definitely go back!!

They heard me telling my dogs to "get back" when I opened my window at the order kiosk so they…read moredidn't say anything. At that point I should have driven away. But I was hungry. I finally got their attention and the cashier was rude to me, telling me she'd just received a $200 order and they were trying to fill it. That's nice. So everyone after is dirt I guess. Again, I should have driven away. I asked if I should, and she told me I was free to do what I wanted. Like, who says that? I finally get my food and surprisingly an apology. But I get back to my room to eat and the fries are old and cold and the burger is drowning in ketchup and mustard. No cheese. *blech* 0 out of 10 Go eat somewhere else. It was the worst Wendy's food I've ever eaten. I should have gone to McDonald's.

I ordered a large chocolate shake, what they gave me was a small cup filled with soft serve ice…read morecream. I couldn't even suck it through the straw. Tossed it and moved on. Never going there again.

What a fun food truck! The proprietor picked a great place to park - right next to the Pipe Creek…read moreMerchandise antique shop, itself a real treat - and to produce a fun menu highlighting Philly cheese steak (he's from Philly), cheesy tenderloin, and my favorite combo, Jamaican beef patties with fried plantains. Although it wasn't available when we ate there, they also make their own donuts (in a food truck!). Peru seems to attract "labor of love" little establishments like this, and this is a gem. He's even arranged with the antique shop to let his customers eat inside at a table, so don't let the cold weather scare you away from a real treat.

Ur missing out on this Gem baby your getting a chef basically giving u the most cheapest largest…read moreproportioned food GtfaHereee this guy is so polite and your food is fresh made to order u ain't had nothing tell u have tried this delicious tasting food go big or go home.