Charming local dive. So good. We split order of onion rings that were perfect. Served with marina…read morewhich was unexpected but very good. Split the chicken vesuvio sandwich which was so flavorful and the roll was fresh and perfect, comes with fries. Everything was hot and fresh. The owner was very sweet and spent time greeting and chatting with everyone. It's small but mighty!

Great atmosphere and the food is amazing! A must try if you ever visit Hammond !…read moreGreat people and it feels like Cheers where everyone knows your name!!!

Delicious all around! I ended up ordering the ribs out of all things, and they fell off the bone!!!!read more

I've been dining at Keiths for more than two decades and every time I go the service is wonderful,…read morethe food is outstanding, the ambience feels like something out of a Humphrey Bogart movie. Some come in jeans, some come in dresses, but everyone has a great time. The wine list is superb, the dirty martinis are fantastic. They're famous for their full slab of ribs and of course their steaks. You'll be amazed at what a small town can offer by way of fine dining.

My Doritos tacos were broken and soggy. The lettuce wasn't crunchy and the meat was extra wet. The…read morenacho fries were horrible , uneven distribution. As of late the service seemed to have gotten better but I haven't eaten there in awhile now.

Terrible service at this location. I walked in during a shift change and apparently there was money…read moremissing from the register two days in a row. The poor manager had to call someone to translate because the employees can't or won't communicate with the manager in English when the manager is trying to figure out what happened. When the fifth employee finally noticed I was there, I was asked to place my order using the screen. I did. Then I waited. And waited. And waited. Then a drive through customer came in because her order was made wrong. The guy making the food (Juan Angel?) said in Spanish that he made what was on the screen. The customer replied in Spanish that the screen had her correct order. Meanwhile I was still waiting for two tacos. I finally got my order after the drive through customer clapped back in Spanish. To anyone in charge of this location: do everyone a favor and get rid of Juan Angel. He's a creepy dude who just peeks into the dining room every few seconds and is messing up orders so badly that this store has to throw food away.

This place used to have good service and all the toppings options. The last few times I've been…read morethere: 1. One time they didn't have the special bread or the cheese for the nationally-advertised special. The impression I got was not that they were out of those items, but they weren't going to have them at all. There was a sign on the window for that item. And they had the meat. 2. One time they were short on the toppings -- no pepper jack cheese, and some of the veggie offerings. 3. Today -- same as #2, and some of the toppings looked quite a bit less than fresh. The green peppers were brownish-yellow and probably were bad when they went into the bin. Same with the pickles and the black olives. 4. And....today. They didn't make what was ordered. I asked for ham. They made turkey. I know --I should have caught the mistake then and there, but I got distracted when the sandwich maker started making the sandwich and didn't follow her every step of the way. Looks like she got distracted too. How hard is it to remember "ham" literally from one second to the next, especially after she asked me and I told her a second time? I have been going there for years. I won't be back.

I went to eastside plaza subway was great experience. They got fresh bread and my sandwich was so…read moredelicious.

We loved this place. This is basically an interesting spin on things, 1950s American pop culture,…read moreAmerican breakfasts and Mexican food. The prices are fantastic. The decor is really cool with a lot of 1950s and 1960s style antiques. There's an old jukebox that they are in the process of getting repaired. There are tons of old pictures on the walls and vintage newspaper advertisements. It has two dining rooms and the decorating all sticks with that 1950s and 1960s themes. The booths are in perfect repair and if you like you stepped into the 1950s, even the tables are the old style 1950s tables. It's a very charming place! All of the food was cooked perfectly. The service was impeccable and they are very nice. It's not a fancy place like you were downtown Chicago. It's a cute place that is arguably the best on the strip of 119th Street in Whiting..... At least when you're talking about this sort of style. There's plenty of street parking but they also have parking behind the place. They pay a lot of attention to detail to make the place feel comfortable, even live plants. When you Walk in the door, you notice that the room is painted robin's egg blue. The place is just so cheery it will make you happy.

The service was great. The woman who waited on us was nice but had difficulty with English and I…read morehad difficulty with my Spanish. The decor is very nice but this is primarily a Mexican food restaurant with Americana decor. I really wanted to love this place but the food was served lukewarm. It would have been so much better if it was served hot.

Food was very good, hot and fresh! And service was great!would definately go back again!read more

Close by the house and wanted to grab lunch. Got the broasted chicken dinner, with broasted…read morepotatoes, coleslaw and bread. The chicken was cool, the potatoes were the size of boulders, not ideal to eat,felt like it was dinosaur food lol slaw was basic, bread was more for spaghetti vs chicken to me. The service was a bit rough, not warm and fuzzy but after a while the lady softened up. The place looks a bit dated and I was put off by the staff sitting and eating soup. Then he blew his nose ugh. Pretty gross honestly. Another employee was complaining about Christmas pay and it was a full blown discussion about the shady owner. I'm like wow. Needless to say, I won't be back. P. s. To the owner, pay your people and get some proper bags for your food. I got my food in a Menard's bag WOW

first off the auto machine to place the order was good but the employees seemed lost with orders…read moreand then I received my order which was the 4 piece combo. I ordered the red beans and rice which I received mostly rice and what seemed like a small spoonful of red beans then I open my chicken and my biscui looked as if someone was upset and gave me a partial biscuit then my mash and gravy was mostly mashed potatoes and also a spoonful of gravy. You need to do better

Inside is dirty not to mention the employees at counter are slow. I stopped going two months ago…read morebecause sometimes they say" were are out of chicken"

If you're in the area, don't want to drive to Chicago, and craving a Chicago style hotdog or beef,…read morethis is your place. They do it right with the Mary Ann buns and celery salt. Some places say "Chicago style ", but don't use the right buns and don't have celery salt. Arnie's does . The beef is decent too. We normally eat the hot dogs at the counter and take the beef's "dipped" to go.

What happened to Arnie's Dog House is seriously disappointing…read more This was once one of the greatest hot dog stands in Northwest Indiana, and unfortunately, since being purchased by Luke Oil, it feels like almost everything that made Arnie's special has been taken away. First, they stopped using Vienna Beef for the hot dogs and sausages. Then they completely changed the chili, which now tastes like vinegary tomato paste instead of the classic chili people loved. And the fries? The great old fries have been replaced with skinny, limp, tasteless, greasy fries that are a major downgrade. They even got rid of the classic brown paper bag and replaced it with a sterile white one. It sounds like a small thing, but those little details were part of what made Arnie's feel like Arnie's. Unfortunately, this isn't just a case of a few things changing - the entire experience has been changed for the worse. If you're going to keep the Arnie's Dog House name, you should keep what made Arnie's Dog House great. Really, really sad to see what happened to such a beloved, longtime Northwest Indiana institution. This isn't the Arnie's Dog House I remember, and it's a shame.

Wonderful family owned establishment in the East Side! Menu has a selection of excellent Mexican…read morestaples & the food and atmosphere is very authentic! Stop by this hidden gem if in the area and enjoy their hospitality! Pro Tip; full bar with great tequila selection!

Hubby has lived by here for almost 2 years and never went in. I'm like let's go! Glad we did! So…read moregood! Authentic tacos! We shared steak and chicken tacos (it was taco Tuesday so that's all we wanted!) and they were DELICIOUS! Hearty and flavorful indeed! I had a michelada and he had a lime margarita and a shot. Both were on point! The service was great and friendly. We enjoyed just sitting there and eating. The staff were so nice and friendly to us. It's a beautiful Mexican restaurant with great culture. They also have a bar too so we are going to go back soon! Only reason 4 out of 5 stars is that they didn't have happy hour or a taco special :)

Best gyros in NWI. Been in business for a few decades now and I've never had a bad meal from them…read more Super friendly owners.

Always a great Gyro meal at Richway! Hot, fresh and tasty. Service is fast and the cooks do a nice…read morejob of making sure your meal is fresh.