Very eclectic atmosphere Service was on point! We ordered the pizza and was not disappointed - it…read morewas delish The entire place was clean, even the restroom. Our first time here, in town for a concert

I saw the sign and I love the name so I thought I'd give it a try. I ordered a pizza to take on my…read moredrive to Lafayette. It was a pretty darn good Pizza very happy with it later on on another trip. My wife didn't wanna have pizza she wanted a Reuben I wasn't with her but when she came home and had half a sandwich, I thought I hate Rubens, but then I smelled hers and had to try it. I didn't know that I liked Ruben's but if it's done with quality ingredients Harvey Hinkle Myers did a wonderful job and now I have Ruben's much more often. I just make them with good ingredients and I'll stop whenever I drive by Harvey Hinkle Myers, I'll get one from them or a pizza.

This was surprisingly really good pizza! It's in a rundown building in a super small town so I…read moredidn't have great expectations but it was better than most pizza places. I got a giant salad and a little pizza for $11 and it was enough to have for dinner and lunch. They also have some super random arcade games like one where you ride a dolphin!

Stay far away, owner thinks this pizza isn't burnt. Let's ask the customers, does this look burnt…read moreto you. Would you eat this pizza? No. Plus they don't like refunding your money. Go too Casey's pizza tastes way better.

I've been to East End Double Dip just once as I don't normally consume dairy ice cream but was…read moreinvited along. They did have some unique flavors and large waffle cones which don't look like they came from a factory. Portions were above average. I was not expecting it to be a cash only business, so the person who dragged me along paid for my order, as I rarely carry cash anymore. In fact, I've discovered since I moved to this area that a lot of Peru businesses only accept cash. Slightly shady in my opinion and definitely inconvenient in this century. It's a somewhat cute little walk-up place. The limited seating outside seems to always be packed. It's seasonal, so it's not open year-round. I'd rather not eat outside in the heat nor do I especially enjoy dining in a car. My cone was already beginning to melt before I even got to dig in. The sandwich I got to go was alright, but that was from the separate pizza place behind it. Cash only as well and no delivery. Service was alright from what I remember. I'm sure this is a beloved place by many locals. It just doesn't have anything that would really draw me back for another go. I do know that a lot of patrons walk through the yards of the surrounding homes, park blocking driveways, and toss their trash into said yards. So, if you go, find a trash can or take your refuse with you. Simply put, just don't be a jerk.

A hometown favorite - the nostalgia is part of the charm for me. Recently introduced my LA raised…read morebf to the pizza & a beagle ice cream dessert. He was a fan of both! The italian sausage is incomparable to others. I did feel they skimmed a bit on pizza sauce. Forgot to snap pics of the pizza! Service was friendly. Love the old school walk up and order vibes. We got everything to go!

I love this place. Best BBQ pizza in town by far and probably the best pizza place in town…read morealtogether! Wonderful service and I love the buffet-style of the place. Its always a great experience eating here.

I have been here twice, and enjoyed it both times. The proprietors are very friendly and…read moreaccommodating. I love the calzone from the buffet. I will be back!

The service, food, cleanliness, and price for portion are great at this local gem. Highly recommend…read morethe grinders! My out of town family raved over this spot, we'll definitely be back. :)

This trendy, upscale cafe is a block from the Wabash River in an old historic building. The locally…read moreowned cafe is lovely inside with about a dozen comfortable tables/booths and additional seating outside. We ordered at the counter in the rear of the dining area. The clerk suggested the pick 2 option of any half sandwich and soup or salad for only $8.99. The menu offers a selection of grinder sandwiches, salads, pizzas and two daily soups. We paid, she gave us a number to place on our table and we sat. The place filled with lunch time guests. The acoustics are good and we could have a quiet conversation and hear each other easily. The food seemed to take a long time to come out, but we were not in a hurry. My husband loved the Italian Beef grinder, which was packed with beef. The au jus was delicious. The side salads contained a generous portion of fresh with chopped cukes, tomatoes, peppers and lettuce. My Italian grinder was ok. The meats and fillings were thin but tasty. With the salad, the meal was filling and a great deal. There was ample street parking. Restrooms were available.

Worst Pizza King pizza I have eaten. Pizza King is my favorite but the crust from this particular…read morefranchise is really stale and bad tasting. Tastes like frozen crust. I was asked to tip for take out. That is an automatic never come back again for me.

I'm from Peru, but live in Illinois. My daughter was looking forward to getting Pizza King. We…read moredon't get it often when we are in town because it's expensive. We ordered a deluxe and there was nothing deluxe about it. Toppings stopped about 4 inches from the edge. I literally could not tell what was on the pizza because there were so few toppings and the only thing that covered the pizza were some red things, maybe red peppers? Couldn't tell. I took the pizza back and they made another. This time the toppings covered the pizza but it was the same scarcity of toppings. Again, I could only see the red veggies on top. I still have no idea what else was on that pizza. The only thing I could taste was salt. Never, ever again.

Always tasty. Love their fried chicken. The vegetable beef soup is excellent. They quit making it…read morewhen the weather gets warm. I buy a gallon of it to get me through the summer. Drinks are inexpensive and nice pour.

After reading the reviews, we were really excited to visit, but unfortunately left disappointed. In…read morehindsight, we probably should have stuck with the barbecue options. We ordered the grouper bites with sides, and the potatoes tasted like instant--very bland and not what we expected. Since the waitress mentioned that some items were made from scratch, I didn't think to ask whether the mashed potatoes were homemade. I wasn't aware of the 4% card up charge until the bill came. I didn't see it listed anywhere so must have been in fine print? That said, the waitress was kind and helpful throughout our visit. Overall, though, the experience didn't feel worth the price.

I just picked up my order. My pizza was not cut into slices. It was one big slice. I am not…read morehappy that they forgot to run the cutter through the pizza.

Dominos was never my favorite pizza except for one location I frequented years ago. The good thing…read moreabout Dominos is they're open later than other restaurants. It's one of the only delivery options in Peru, especially at night, and it's more affordable than the competing pizza chains. Online coupons are budget helpers. I hadn't ordered from here in quite a while. I did a few times when I first moved to Peru. Things were chaotic, and I was hungry. I was eating a bit of dairy here and there, but I've removed it completely again for heath & ethical reasons. That being said, there are not many plant based options, but thanks to some helpful websites that do the homework for me, I was able to easily figure out what I'd like to have. For what I got, this seemed a bit pricey, but it was really one of two restaurants open for delivery. Even though nothing was available on local delivery services, after issues from them all, I'd much rather order straight from a restaurant and not have a middleman to mess everything up. I'm low on groceries and really just wanted something to eat. I will only utilize this in emergencies, not just because of the small selection but the service isn't as good as it used to be. I used an online coupon to order the Mediterranean garden veggie sandwich and a build your own pasta. I called after I placed my order to ask for the robust pizza sauce instead of their marinara on my pasta since the pizza sauce has no dairy, and there isn't anywhere online to make a substitution request. I was on hold for nearly six minutes, listening to several schpeels. I hung up and called back and got someone right away who was vet nice and accommodating over my request. My sandwich had banana peppers on it, and that was something I requested for them to leave off. They're just something I can't eat anymore the older I get. The veggies were pretty sparse and sloppy. Seeing how I didn't get the cheese, it would have been nice to get a better amount of veg. I scraped most of them into my pasta and turned the bread into garlic bread. I don't remember the sandwich being very stellar even when I had it with cheese over a year ago anyway. Dominos' pasta primavera was actually really good in the past. It just needed garlic and black pepper, but since I didn't want dairy, I did a build your own tonight. As I said, I called to request robust pizza sauce instead of the marinara. The pasta looked far better than the sandwich, especially after I doctored it up with what I had in the house. I'm full, and it was semi healthy even though it lacked much of a protein source. Even doctored up, and I'm a pretty good cook, it was just okay. Overpriced, yet not as bad as what I checked out on the site of the other pizza place that was still open. Again, something I'd reserve for emergencies when starving. I really just need to move to a real city with better options. While the man who answered the phone was great, and I have had some awesome delivery drivers from here in the past, this one left my food on the porch for the no contact delivery as requested but sent no text and didn't call like I'm accustomed to receiving from this Dominos. I also always add "Please call, don't knock" to my orders. And for pre tipping over 30%, it was a little disappointing there was no notification or thank-you. Luckily, I had the tracker and kept an eye out. I'm sure there is a high turn over, so the people I had before may very well be long gone. This Dominos isn't awful, and I'm grateful there was at least something I could eat. I just won't be a regular. If you're in Peru and want something late, which really isn't even "late" by my standards, it's a decent choice. I'd go for the pasta before their pizzas and bread which can be greasy and lacking flavor. Another bonus is that, with the exception of 2020, (not sure about later) this Dominos is open on Christmas. I don't like making someone waiting on me on holidays, but it's good for those who WANT to work those days. A good driver I had Christmas Eve 2020 was a lifesaver when I didn't have food in the house and was explaining how he was bummed corporate was not allowing them to work that Christmas Day. I do have to say they are almost always super fast. That's why I was afraid to be on hold too long. There was a chance my dish was already being made. Dominos is open until Midnight. They're competitor across the street is only open until 11. I believe the other chain nearby is only open until 9 or 10.

Homemade goodness prepared in front of customers! All made fresh. Pizzas are very generously…read moretopped! Subs are amazing. Don't miss the Garlic Goodness sauce. Staff are very pleasant.

I feel like I'm being a bit generous with three stars, but I'll roll with it since two seems…read moreslightly harsh. I hadn't had Papa John's in many years and never from this particular location. I'm left wondering what in the world happened to the quality. While the prices were lower than a competitor down the street if you order online and choose"deals," it's really not an inexpensive meal choice anymore. Better pizza than the competition across the way but not good. Papa John's used to have the best crust resembling a bread stick. Now it's flat and hard and dotted with puncture like marks. When did that start? Every other time I had Papa John's, the crust WAS the bread stick hence the signature garlic sauce included. I can't have them anymore, but I swear they used to place more than one pepperoncini pepper in the box along with the cup of garlic dipping sauce. They seemed to skimp on cheese and toppings even when extra toppings were requested. Floppy and messy. One of the pizzas had a cup of garlic sauce which was open and leaked along one side through the cardboard and all over the undercarriage of that pizza. When I gently opened that cup the rest of the way, it exploded and made a huge greasy mess. The bread sticks were soft and far batter than the crust. No flavor though other than the sauces you choose. Ten bread sticks, but some are small and oddly shaped. One cup of sauce per box. You can add extra sauces or get a deal on two extra cups for less if you click in the right place online. Even with their deals, two boxes of bread sticks cost more than a large pizza. I had to get two to get the price since I didn't want wings or the other sides. You're going to want plenty of extra sauce. Speaking of sauce, their cheese sauce is pale. It's spicy but the flavor isn't at all what I expected. The garlic is still the way to go, imo. They had a lot of other sauces they didn't use to have. I was hoping they had a salad on the menu. Nope. I also found it odd they don't have their own delivery drivers anymore. My online order was redirected to a Doordash tracker. My driver was polite and prompt though. I don't normally eat stuff like this, and after this experience, I doubt I would order from here again. Homemade or store bought seems more economical and the choice if you want flavor. I don't know what I was thinking and regret wasting money on this. My four legged pizza party dining companions were happy and had fun though. That was the only redeeming quality of this experience. The Papa John's I knew as a whole since the nineties is no more. Long gone are the days when pizza was a cheap dinner option on nights you don't feel like cooking or are having a celebration. Back when Papa John's had a simpler menu in simpler times, it was actually the best of all the chains. Sad now.

Boneless chicken tasted like chicken nuggets all of the chicken nuggets was not covered in barbecue…read moresauce, cheese sticks, tasted good, but were kind of cold, and the marinara sauce tasted more like tomato sauce then a marinara