Waylon's is my go to for wings. They are always good. Ready in 20 minutes. We use them for parties…read moreand get togethers. Service is friendly and prompt.

I would never go or recommend this place due to their heavy use of AI ads. All their advertisements…read moreare false advertisement!!!! What they show you is not what you're getting! It's not even real food they've made at their bar!!!

Not a bar for new people. Unfriendly and opinionated. Patrons will complain if your even on your…read morephone! Ten thumbs down avoid the drama go to the olive bar.

Great place to go to watch a band and have a few drinks! Very welcoming from the staff! Made new…read morefriends! Will definitely go back!!

Rude bartender who wouldn't take her face out of her phone. Terrible pool table, 6 pool sticks that…read morewere all broken. Will never go back. Pete S. from South Bend also reviewed this place but Yelp has chosen not to post his review so I thought I would do it for him. He gave this place 1 star. "Worst experience ever, the owners are the rudest people ever... Will never come back here again.."

First off I get it. Today was a 90 degree day but it was hotter in the bar than outside. Walked in…read morefor lunch, was stared down by all "the usuals". Waited about 10 minutes to even be acknowledged by the staff. Ordered drinks took several more minutes to get the drinks. Waiter tells us he'll be back for food order. After another 10 or so minutes finally slapped money on the table for the drinks we ordered and walked out. Will not be back anytime soon.

The staff is amazing! The food is great! This is one of the best bars around…read more I love this bar!

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.

Don't let the bar owner hand you a shot and beg you to drink it. He is running them on your tab…read morewithout your permission or knowledge. Also, don't touch anything. There's a hepatitis vibe going on in there.

I visited this bar one Saturday night with some friends on a whim. It's in a convenient location in…read moredowntown Peru right on the corner of Broadway and East 2nd Street. Walking in, there was a homemade sign at the door warning that you will be exposed to secondhand smoke, and I could soon see why. I like that smoking was allowed, but Hard Times is in desperate need of a ventilation system. It was so smoky that you didn't really need to light up to get your nicotine fix. It was extremely crowded. Not a seat was left at the bar, but they had some old tables and chairs that were empty in the back room. They had pool tables near the center of the building, but it seemec too small and crowded to comfortably play in there. Players seemed to have to pause every time someone passed by. There was no table service as far as I could tell. We went to the bar and stood at a service station. It took a couple minutes to be acknowledged. They didn't have much on draft. I know Blue Moon and a cider were two of the few choices. The other two were domestics. The girl who was bartending offered to leave a tab open. We retrieved the bottles of beer we'd ordered and returned to our table. A DJ was setting up some equipment, but extremely loud music was already playing. It was hard to hold a conversation, and the array of music was an odd mixture of Bob Marley, classic rock, country, and pop and rap music. The back room contained a tacky claw machine and some odd and lude yet funny bathroom door signs. We didn't use the restrooms, but I imagine they are small, and judging by the rest of the place, dirty. We finished our beers and exited out the side door. Hard Times isn't the worst bar I've ever been in, but I'm not itching to go back. I love holes in the wall, but it was just a little too divey for me. I wouldn't say it was friendly or fun, even though I did enjoy the company of my friends. The positive note I can make is that their beer is cheap. I'm hoping there are better bars in Peru. I wouldn't go out of my way to return to Hard Times, but I might if I were invited again.

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.

Thought this place would be a good one to try from being out of town. When I got there a sign said…read moreno credit cards, ATM in side. With working paying it that was a deal breaker. If you go take cash or pay a fee to use the ATM.

Went in tonight after a clerk at a local supermarket recommended it to me…read more It's definitely a local haunt and a bit of a dive. Tonight was "Cigar Night," which was obvious as soon as you opened the door. Fine with me, and I might have joined them if they took credit cards. I only had a modest amount of cash and I wanted to be sure I didn't overspend on a Macanudo or Cohiba, then have to raid the ATM to pay my dinner tab. Special of the evening was a Chicken Philly. Made to order, it was hot, fresh and HUGE. Which is not to say I didn't eat every bite because I did! Washed it back with a bottled beer (of which they have plenty). I believe I was the only non-local because everyone else was talking amongst each other. The owners/bartender/cook were very attentive and made me feel at home so I wouldn't let not being a local scare you away. The food and drink were excellent and reasonably priced. Chicken Philly and a beer, out less than $20 including tip. Check it out.