Can't tell a book by its cover...I'll admit, I walked around the entire bldg until I found the…read moredoor, a little unsure. Once inside I was warmly welcomed, provided a menu and served a Cold Coors Lite. The food was very good...Pulled Pork Cobb Salad (sm) was fresh and tasty, and there onion rings were terrific, large, crisp. Bartender was friendly and attentive. If you're in the area looking for a place to chill, this is the place.

What a pleasant surprise. Don't let the outside turn you off, the food inside is delicious! My…read morehusband and I were driving back to Lafayette from Fort Wayne and found Harry's from Yelp reviews. I got the breaded tenderloin and fries and it was wonderful! My husband got the breaded hot chicken and onion rings and he really enjoyed his meal. We wish we would have known the specials. They also had Spanish dogs and ribs with two sides. The people next to us got the ribs and they looked and smelled fantastic. Great little dive bar with friendly staff.

Every time I went to Corner Cafe in Flora Indiana . Which was 11 times . Not one time did I get…read morewhat I asked for . I have no idea what I did to them . But the last time I went I asked for a glass of soda with very little ice , I even measured the ice out with my fingers to indicate to her about how much ice I would like . When she brought the glass with the soda in it the glass was almost full of ice . Why can't they get there stuff right it's not that difficult . Again what did I ever do to them ????

Friendly and good food! Well worth the stop! Can recommend the bacon egg and cheese sandwich…read moreespecially!

The Best Cheeseburger around. Old school tavern with great food. They also have the coldest beer in…read moretown.

Probably as good as it gets. Pizza are outrageous. Brought the Ferrari club here and it was…read moreoutstanding. Craig is "Cabo" did and epic burnout in his F50 and laid rubber for 300 ft. His wife sang German songs for and hour. Cabo told stories of Doug and Susan in the Cockpit. It was awesome. Beer is cheap and great times.

Off season, obviously, but cozy and friendly atmosphere on a gloomy rainy day. Randomly in the…read morearea and decided to stop. Our server was wonderful (wish I could remember her name!) I was. Disappointed they were out of alligator for the tacos, but my wagyu tacos were good. Hubs had fish and chips and was pleased with the portions and flavor. Cheesecake in to go boxes for later at home!

Food was great, service was good, just a little bit slow. Overall, would recommend & would…read moredefinitely go again!

They to often burn the pizza. Whom ever is cooking doesn't know that burning the crust is not…read moreright.

Never got to try it. Placed order for 3 tacos. Waited 15 minutes while staff stood around behind…read morecounter. A larger group came in and my order just fell to the wayside I guess. No receipt given to me. On a lunch break while working across street. Not alot of time to sit for 3 tacos that I never received.

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.

Excellent breaded tenderloin, fries and onion rings! We will be back. We were coming back…read morethrough Peru on our back home.

Great food with quick and courteous service. Very pleased with multiple visits/orders.read more

This is the 3rd time eating from pizza king. 2nd. Time the wait was still long. Today, hum not so…read moregood, called the order in at 5:30 they said give us 20 minutes. We arrived at 6 waited till 6:15, they came out with 1/2 the order, missing was the pizza. Waited another 15 minutes, meanwhile the food sat at our table getting cold. Got home had to heat up our items that sat out while we had to wait. You would think a discount would be in order but that didn't happen, just a sorry. Not sure we will be back to spend another $43 bucks.

When I travel i love to find a mid scale bar and restaurant with very good food and great people…read more This is quickly becoming that place in Monticello. The fried banana peppers are super tasty. I had fried bluegills as the entree (yeah I know. It it was one of those nights) and the gills were huge and delicious. For sides I had an enormous bowl of very fresh really nice slaw and a solid baked potato. I ate at the bar and the staff and the other patrons weee fantastic. See you again soon! 5 stars because they are who they are with no pretensions and they do their thing with pride and very well!

Good food and service. We sat outside along the river on a beautiful day in June. We had the prime…read morerib and sides along with a couple beers. All were good and reasonably priced. The menu had a lot to choose from, so we will be back to try more another day.

Tried this place again and had an improved experience:…read more PROS: +appreciate the repurposed school building and their chosen decor that is focused on the highlighting the building's history +our server, Bradley, was very pleasant and hardworking +like the Baked White Bean Hummus ($14), which is served warm with hot pita bread triangles +really enjoyed the Greek Goddess Salad ($17), especially the fried olives and crispy checkpeas +love the fries ($3.50), which were a generous portion size and tasted awesome with their natural cut and however they prepare them +the Belgiumnasium 18 Mo Boubon Barrel-Aged Quadrupel ($1 / oz) is dangerously good and one of the best beers I have had CONS: -awkward, tight table spacing placed my wife and I in a table tucked somewhat inside a brick cove of the small room in the northwest part of the building with our neighboring table perpendicularly against our own (and they were tight on their other side to the next table and so forth) -no buffer on the exterior northwest door meant cold air shot through each time someone entered via that door and made things chilly -wife asked for mustard for our fries and then noticed we were charged $1 for the sauce container they provided -they were out of the 1st beer I was interested in (bit it worked out since I loved the 2nd choice I went with) -price point seems a little high for a decent bit of their food options OVERALL We are pescetarian, so that limits our menu options. However, each of the items we ordered had excellent flavor. I would come back again purely for the fries and beer. Might need to scout the table options in order to identify where we would prefer to be seated for a more comfortable dining experience.

Love Moontown - the beer, the food, the vibe, the history - such a great spot! The service is…read morefriendly and the menu is good. We had a variety of beers across the table and all were great. This visit we tried the soft pretzel bread pudding and it was delicious. Might not be the best value, but it's always enjoyed. Note: Moontown is closed on Mondays.

The place to go for the famous tenderloin. I did not enter…read morethe contest, but maybe I'll try it someday. Haha. Food was tasty. Staff was very friendly and attentive to our table. It is busy as I am sure it is all the time.

They are well known for having a great Indiana tenderloin. It has multiple variations. I had a…read morestandard tenderloin with tomato, picked, onion and mayo. It's a very good sandwich. They have a batter versus breading. It's a big meal so bring your appetite. It's generally crowded every time I'm here too.