72 years in business!! Michelin Bib Gourmand level!…read moreOnion smash burger fully loaded is out of this world done right. Fast and friendly service

Super tiny diner with counter service and a few tables. Lots of vintage stuff laying around like an…read moreold Coke machine, and an active train that circles the restaurant overhead. They are famous for their onion burgers. The "single" comes with two patties, but they are very, very thin patties cooked over onions. This gives them distinct taste. Honestly its everything I want in an environment like this! Ordered onion rings (really heavy on the onions on this meal!) and they were good, very hot. The milk shake was a good, very basic milk shake. It is not very thick so I ended up using the straw for my water for this. I ended up getting a hot ham and cheese on toast as well, and it tastes as it should. Service is prompt. All in for my burger, onion rings, shake, coffee, and ham/cheese it came about $25. There is no credit card fee for this restaurant, and the prices on the menu were accurate to what I was charged. This is an Anderson institution and I'm glad I was finally able to dine in. Will come back next time I'm in town.

I worked at Mr. Dan's as a manager (CriteriaCorp.) for almost 20 years. I quit in 2003. It was…read moreclean, honestly good food. Everyone was friendly and most of the workers had worked years there. All beef hot dogs, homemade chili, hamburgers with their own blend of seasoning along with French fries, home fries w/special seasoning. Yummy!

I love their vanilla custard! Simply heaven! Good job! Great customer service as well.read more

Poor, received over cooked pizza. Sent it back. Guy came out said it wasn't burnt. No apology but…read moresaid this wasn't burnt. He had long hair no hairnet but came from kitchen . Asked for manager he said he was manager. Waitress was standing with smug look . We left. Over 30 year customer and will not return to this place. There were rude comments on both sides of this complaint.

Never ate here before tonight, and only ordered chips & salsa to go and the chips were so stale…read morethey were bendable on some. Worst chips I have ever had.

We love the Chipotle in Richmond, IN, and had high hopes for this one. We went the first week they…read morewere open, and it was great. This time, we ordered on the app, and it was very disappointing. My salad had no lettuce or rice. My kid's burrito was a salad. (The sticker on top of his bowl even said burrito!) We're mourning their potential.

Since I moved to the Indy area, I have been looking for a root beer stand like the one that is at…read morehome so I was ecstatic when I found Gene's! We went late afternoon on Mother's Day and it was packed, but we didn't have an issue getting a spot and our food. Our waitress was a sweetheart and the food was phenomenal! We order Spanish dogs with onion, onion rings, loaded fries, and of course root beer! I don't think we talked at all once the food came because it was all so good! I will be craving the Spanish dog until next time for sure. Don't forget to take home some of the root beer too!

My wife has been searching for a long time for a local Root Beer Stand similar to the one she would…read morego to back in her small hometown. We were so happy to find Gene's and couldn't wait to go! Our expectations were exceeding and then some. Nothing beats a good hot dog/corn dog with some coney sauce (or Spanish sauce which I know will call it lol), some fries, and a tall mug of root beer! That ole school feeling of pulling up and someone walking up to take your food order...Then having it come and sit on your window, so nostalgic and relaxing. Our service was great! Our food was great! We were lucky to go on a really great day where it wasn't raining or too cold/hot! Safe to say we'll be regulars at Gene's!

After a rousing, fun-filled visit to Uranus Fudge Factory, we asked one of the staff where we could…read morefind a good place for lunch. We specified no a chain restaurant, but somewhere local. Her immediate, first answer was BYOB. Full Stop. Build Your Own Burrito? I think this was the easier lunch decision we've ever made. "Waze, navigate me to BYOB". Less than a ten minute drive later and there we were. First thing's first: You can't miss this place. It's painted bright teal and definitely stands out from its surroundings. BYOB isn't a fancy, sit-down, full-service affair. It's a place with probably a dozen tables set about the area. What is 100% unique about BYOB is the ordering method. There's no menu board. There's no tri-fold menu on the table. At BYOB there are holders with 3 different colored pieces of paper. Each one of those has the menu for that particular food item (Tacos, Burritos, or Bowls). There are also golf pencils. You fill out your order on your yellow, pink, or green order slip and present it at the register. I think this is SERIOUSLY cool. We asked the gentleman at the counter what he would recommend (our first visit and all) and he said they're known for their Wet Tacos. Just about anything with the word "taco" is an easy sell for me, so my wife and I got that. No need to peruse the menu slips for this. If the person behind the counter says "It's what we're known for", that's enough for us. Maybe ten minutes later our Wet Tacos arrived...and Holy. Hell. They were awesome. They were amazing. They were incredible. They were unbelievable. (I'm running out of adjectives). They were magnificent. (ok, I'll stop there). But seriously. There's a lot of magic going on there. I've eaten a lot of tacos in my time and these just raised the bar.....HIGH. The staff we encountered (all both of them) were awesome and you could tell they enjoyed working at BYOB. They were also quick to clear tables after visitors left, making sure the place was kept clean. I'm pretty bummed that this place is so far away from home and that we can't visit on a whim (it's about 2 1/2 from Louisville) so we'll have to settle with infrequent stops when traveling up I-69. Regardless, BYOB is a place I would, 100%, visit with amazing frequency if I was able. OH...and the restroom doors are cutely decorated.

Was excited to try BYOB. Came in for dinner, it was dark and looked like the kitchen was not…read moreprepped. Music was blaring (Note don't mind music but it was too much) Ordered the food, burrito and chips/dip. Took over 25 mins to get the food and it was cold. I really wanted to like it concept was good but they were not on the ball that day.

The food is really good. I'm a big fan of their chicken gyros and fries. My boyfriend usually gets…read morethe bbq chicken and fries. Since it is a meal it comes with their garlic bread, which is really good. (Simple things can be the best things) The inside is a little outdated, but I always get it to-go anyways.

We drive from Indy to Anderson once every couple of months just to eat at King Gyros. Their Gyro…read morespecial is one of my guilty pleasures. The gyro is delicious, the fries are good, and the price is incredible for the quality and quantity of food you get. My husband also loves their Italian beef. The restaurant is a little ran down but I can overlook that for how great the food is!

We had a great experience! The gentleman working the cash register (Mathew F) was the sweetest soul…read moreand made my day! The food was great, and the restaurant was very clean. Can't wait to go back.

I stopped in and went through the drive-thru for lunch. The line was long but it looked like they…read morewere getting through it quickly. That is when I got stuck, the mini van 3 cars in front of me decided to take forever to order. To give you an idea of how long the gal taking the order was still taking the order while the guy took my order and 4 cars behind me. Good grief. Not the business fault but I ordered a chicken sandwich with pickles and mustard and a small coke. They did not put mustard on my sandwich nor did they provide a packet of mustard. It was a simple order and was clearly marked on all three pieces of paper attached to my items. I was thoroughly disappointed as I got down the road away from ride drive-thru. Reminded me of Joe Pesci, IYKYK. If I go back I will definitely go inside as I also did not care for how soft the bun got inside the thermal type wrapper they put it in while hot.