Small‑town diner vibes with a fun twist: the Giant Breaded Pork Tenderloin Sandwich. We were seated quickly, our order was taken right away, and the food came out fast. The menu has plenty of options, but we had to go for their signature tenderloin. We were excited to dig in. They offered an extra bun plus lettuce and tomato for an additional charge. If you're planning to split the sandwich, I highly recommend getting that second bun -- we were able to make two full sandwiches out of it. Just note that fries aren't included; they're an extra charge as well. We ordered some, but they arrived lukewarm, which was disappointing. The sandwich itself was tasty, though definitely heavier on breading than meat. Overall, it was a good experience and worth trying once, but we probably wouldn't return unless we happened to be passing through Edinburgh again. read more

Edinburgh Diner - Giant Breaded Pork Tenderloin Sandwhich - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

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1st time trying a pork tenderloin sandwich since living in Indy for 11 years. This is definitely a Midwest sandwich. To be honest I was not impressed. It was so flat, barely any meat under the breading. I was thinking it would be a little thicker, nope. I split this with my other half. Just a side note which was not a big deal to me, good business process for them. To get another bun and the side fixings like lettuce, tomato, pickle, and onion was an extra charge. We got fries they were warm, not hot. It was about 45 minutes before closing. They close early on Sunday it was 2pm. I think the fries were left over and under a heat lamp. I heard later from friends done places have thicker cuts of pork tenderloin. Needless to say, I will not be back. The place was very clean hence only 1 other couple was there. The staff was very nice. You can tell it's a small town Diner. They were out of onion rings, and mozzarella sticks. read more

Edinburgh Diner - Pork tenderloin sandwich with fries - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

I don't know how I found out about Edinburgh Diner (maybe a food TV show like Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives?), but I've had it bookmarked for years because of their giant pork tenderloin sandwich. On a road trip to Florida from Wisconsin we timed leaving home so we could stop at Edinburgh Diner for lunch. I got the giant pork tenderloin sandwich, my wife got a chicken ranch wrap, one kid got a turkey bacon ranch wrap, and the other kid got a grilled cheese. We also shared mozzarella sticks. Nobody was impressed by their meals, including me with the giant pork tenderloin sandwich. I thought it was really dry and flavorless. Neither the tenderloin itself or the breading were seasoned. To eat it, I found it easiest tearing the tenderloin into four sections and stacking them on the bun. My wife and kid that got the wrap ended up switching because they preferred the wrap the other had. Like the tenderloin, the chicken was dry and both thought there was too much ranch in the wraps. The fries were just as meh. I'm not a ketchup person, but had to use it to give them some flavor. read more

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I've lived in Edinburgh my whole life, and I can honestly say the Edinburgh Diner never misses--but their 16oz thin-cut tenderloin is on a whole different level. It's not just a meal, it's *the* meal you crave when you want something truly satisfying and classic. The tenderloin is massive, perfectly breaded, and fried to golden perfection with just the right amount of crisp. Despite how big it is, it's incredibly tender and flavorful in every bite--not greasy, not dry, just done exactly right. You can tell they've perfected this over time. What really makes it special is how consistent it is. Whether you're stopping in on a busy day or a quiet afternoon, it always comes out just as good as the last time. Pair it with their sides and you've got a plate that feels like home. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, the staff treats you like family, and the food reminds you why small-town diners are unbeatable. If you're anywhere near Edinburgh and don't try the 16oz thin-cut tenderloin, you're seriously missing out. Easy 5 stars every single time. read more

Inside a small diner housed in a building that likely used to be a Wendy's, you'll find the Edinburgh Diner. The first thing you notice is a faintly aromatic smell of seasonings. The menu is classic diner fare: burgers, wraps, pork tenderloins, fries, onion rings, and similar items. We ordered three pork tenderloin sandwiches for four people, with plenty left over to take home. The tenderloin was pounded extremely thin, lightly breaded, and seasoned with just salt and pepper. While it could use more seasoning, the deluxe sandwich toppings helped compensate. Overall, it was a one-time experience--worth checking off the bucket list, but not necessarily worth repeating. read more

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Small joint, good menu for what an out of the way Indiana diner restaurant should offer. If you don't care about calories and only care about flavor, stop in and try this place out. read more

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I wasn't expecting this diner to be located in a former fast food restaurant building. Where former customers stood to wait their turn to place their order at the counter now seems to be a waste of space since they offer full table service. Therefore the number of tables is small and they are close together. I ordered the Philly Steak sandwich. She got the Patty Melt. The sandwiches were good. Parking was limited to a dozen or so spaces. read more

If you use a credit or debit card, you get charged extra! This place is not the cleanest! 2 soft drinks, 2 french fries & 2 deluxe tenderloin sandwiches are $40.00 when using a credit card. This is a 1 and done stop for me. Food served warm, not hot. read more

We found the Tyrannosaurus rex of pork tenderloins at the Edinburgh Diner, and it was delicious. The Edinburgh Diner is in a converted fast food restaurant. The diner has been transformed into a homey venue that is sparkling clean. It in a location that you wouldn't find without knowing it's there. The staff is super friendly, accommodating and goes the extra mile to serve their customers. If you order water, they ask if you want lemon in it. The food comes out amazing fast, fresh and hot. They are famous for their pork tenderloin. The sandwich is made from a pound of tenderloin that is lightly battered with a corn meal batter and flavored with pepper and salt. The meat dwarfs the bun and covers the tray that it is served on. You can add tomato, lettuce, onions and pickles for a buck and fries for two more dollars. The sandwich arrives piping hot, the meat is tender and juicy. The sandwich could easily be shared by four people and they are happy to provide additional bun. Most guests share the sandwich. This pork tenderloin is among the top best in Indiana. If you can't finish your sandwich, they are happy to provide to-go containers. Other menu options looked great as well, they offered deals on wraps the day we were there. The catfish sandwiches appear popular. The prices are fantastic with most sandwiches ranging from $7-$10. The restaurant fills early with locals and there are only about 16 tables. They do a robust carry out service as well. We will be back. Still dreaming about the tenderloin. read more

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Here we are, another review about the Edinburgh Diner with the sole motivating factor being their Pork Tenderloin Sandwich. All I have to say about that is, I get it now. The ridiculous portion, bang for you buck, and overall taste lives up to the hype. For the current cost of $9.99 you can get this bad boy, breaded and seasoned nicely, fried to perfection, and the pork tenderloin actually has some meat to it which I personally appreciate. Don't expect much from the ambiance or atmosphere. I'm pretty sure it used to be a fast food joint previously, but go for that classic mom and pop diner vibes. Even though they have a limited menu - I imagine like their pork tenderloin everything is quality. I went at an off hour on a Saturday around 3:30 p.m., and we were able to get a table no problem. Mind you it was full when we got there, and there isn't a ton of seating so I imagine any meal time you'll have to wait for a table. Do it for the Pork Tenderloin. You know I'll be back. read more

Edinburgh Diner - Pork Tenderloin - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

Best fried tenderloin I've had. It was huge but yet moist. The breading was light so not most of the sandwich was primarily meat. Fries skip Well with the trip down. Closed Mondays read more

Edinburgh Diner - Fried tenderloin sandwich - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

Road tripped for the tenderloin and it did not disappoint! Super thin and the seasoning in the breading was wonderful. Quick service and just a small town greasy spoon vibe with nice people - was great! read more

Edinburgh Diner - Breaded tenderloin - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

My wife and I went for lunch at the Edinburgh diner. It was not fancy but very clean and the folks inside were fantastic. They were polite answered all of our questions. We had the breaded pork tenderloin. Oh my we split it and we still couldn't eat it all we will definitely go back and I highly recommend the breaded tenderloin there. read more

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I'd long contemplated a trip down to Edinburgh, Indiana to give the Edinburgh Diner's semi-legendary breaded tenderloin a try. Located on the southern end of Johnson County, the Edinburgh Diner is about a 40-45 minute drive and it's a pretty pleasant drive. While it's easy to think "Why would I drive all the way to Edinburgh?," the truth is that Edinburgh has a few decent sights to see and also surprisingly good shopping located a couple miles from the diner at the Edinburgh Outlet Mall. I've heard hit-and-miss things about the breaded tenderloin sandwich. It's a sandwich noted primarily for its size, though I know at least one tenderloin blogger who thinks that's its most redeeming feature. That said, there are many who also swear by the sandwich and while I'm not a tenderloin connoisseur I was anxious to give it a try. There was simply no doubt it would be my selection for the day. Let's get the basics first. The Edinburgh Diner is for the most part wheelchair friendly. Parking is plentiful and entryways are level to the ground. This is a smaller diner by Indy standards, but it's a pleasant diner for a smaller town. As I entered, I instantly felt both welcomed and comfortable. It was also easy to find a table that worked well with the wheelchair. Employees were friendly and helpful without being intrusive. The breaded tenderloin, and only weirdos order a tenderloin grilled (Are you a weirdo?), is a 16-ounce slab o' wonder pounded out (a bit too thin for me) and deep fried. It's not only bigger than the bun, it's probably bigger than three buns. The tenderloin sandwich alone is $9.99, though you can get a side of fries for an extra $1.99. You do need to add $1 to get the sandwich deluxe. I'm an overweight glutton, so I added the fries. Hey, everybody's got their sins. Gluttony is mine. Among the sandwiches on the menu, the tenderloin is the star and the priciest. You can get various burgers, wraps, etc. all for under $10. Quite honestly, there's not a price on the menu I'd be hesitant to pay. They serve Coke products, iced tea, and lemonade. If you've read any of my reviews, you know I'm passionate about iced tea. I did get my always desired refill because, well, when you're eating a tenderloin this big you need to drink. There are also chicken sandwiches and "super sandwiches," both of which actually come with fries. I typically lean toward the chicken sandwich and would likely try that in the future. The tenderloin is quite good. As I noted, it's pounded a bit thinner than I typically like but I definitely enjoyed it and would easily order it again. If you're someone who believes that size matters (You can admit it. We're all friends here.), then you likely owe it to yourself to give this one a try. It's appropriate, I suppose, that it's in "Johnson" county. I'm just saying. Seriously, though. I'm not quite ready to call this a 5-star experience, though it's easily a solid 4-star experience. I actually really liked the fries, as well. For the record, no, I didn't bring any of the sandwich home. It's that gluttony thing, ya know? If you prefer a thinner tenderloin that is still well-seasoned and flavorful, then this will likely make you quite happy. I can easily say no journey through the Indiana tenderloin scene is complete without a visit to the Edinburgh Diner. You'll be greeted by friendly folks in a comfortable environment. You'll have quality food at a fair price. I'm not sure what took me so long to visit Edinburgh Diner, but I'll definitely be returning in the near future. read more

Edinburgh Diner - The semi-legendary breaded tenderloin sandwich - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

We had a tenderloin! We got an extra bun since we knew it was going to be huge. We thought the thickness was perfect. The taste was amazing. The fries left much to be desired but overall, we would go back! read more

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The tenderloins were enormous and tasty enough too! Service was very fast. I would have liked it better if I would have had the option of ordering a side of good coleslaw as well! They are only open certain days; so call before you head that way! read more

We visited the diner on a Sunday afternoon prior to a trip to the outlet mall in Edinburgh. From the outside, the diner looks like an old RAX because well, it is an old RAX. There is plenty of parking and the parking lot is easy to get in and out of. Upon entering, the process is slightly confusing. behind the old RAX counter is a digital menu board and a cash register that makes it look like you step up and place your order. This is not the process. On the counter, there is a spiral notebook that you write your name in and as tables become open, you are seated by staff. If you have not visited here before, this can be confusing. The diner seats about 50 people so we did not have to wait long. After we sat down, the server brought us two menus that were torn and tattered. This may add to the charm, but also seems a little lazy. The old RAX is painted an off-putting shade of pink and there are multiple pictures hung on the wall that look like they came from the shelf at Goodwill. They are the kind of pictures that Grandma would have on her wall. The atmosphere could definitely use some TLC. I do not think that it takes away from what I am about to say about the tenderloin, but a different color of paint and maybe pictures of old Edinburgh on the wall would be nice. Now, on to the tenderloin. The breaded tenderloin is the reason that we came here. Everything that has been said about the tenderloin is true. We ordered two and knew that we would taking home leftovers, so we actually brought a cooler in our car. The tenderloin is 16oz. The breading has an extra spice in it or something that is a nice touch that gives it a unique and very pleasant taste. We got pickles on the side and didn't know until we got our bill that pickles are 25 cents. Considering the tenderloin is only $9.99, a charge for pickles is okay. I ordered fries just because and I could have done without them. I did not have enough room in by stomach for the fries! The tenderloin here is easily in my top five that I have had in Indiana. (D & N Diner Lafayette, Shore Line Brewery Michigan City, Riverside Monticello, DT Lafayette). The size and price are fantast, but it is actually a good thin tenderloin. The four stars is only because of the atmosphere. The tenderloin is definitely a five-star loin. We will definitely be back when we visit the outlet mall or are just passing by on I-65. If you are heading up from the South, it is an easy trip on US.31 and from the North, it is not located too far off the Interstate. read more

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While back in Indiana, I was searching for one of my childhood favorites. A Big Breaded Tenderloin deluxe. Edinburgh diner did not disappoint. Service was quick and friendly, and that Tenderloin sandwich was spot on. read more

Edinburgh Diner - Breaded Tenderloin deluxe. - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

Clean courteous service. I recommend the deluxe tenderloin with fries and a drink. Refills kept coming. Along with a side of mayo catsup and mustard. read more

Edinburgh Diner - It's true. The best tenderloin in Indiana. - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

Friend told me about "The Famous". It was fabulous. My travel companion and I split one and loved it. Very reasonable price. Excellent service. Will stop here again when I'm back in the area. read more

Edinburgh Diner - The Famous - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

First time trying the diner. Was greeted by a very friendly staff. The diner was clean and the food came out hot and fast. We obviously ended up bringing over half our food home. The menu is priced perfectly. read more

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Note upon entering....there is a book to sign so u can be seated only most didn't follow that particular direction as we saw some walk right in and sit down at a table still unsure which is the business preference. As we waited almost 30 min for a table only to sit another 20 minutes for a drink order to be taken. Once the kitchen got caught up our order was finally taken and food was brought out in record time. The tenderloin was seasoned perfectly, HUGE portion, definitely can cut in half and make 2 meals. The onion rings were average, and the French fries were just blah, like a Kroger brand cooked at home. I opted for the crispy chicken, first they flattened it like the tenderloin, dark meat I might add and must use the same batter as it was greasy and no seasoning on it at all. Be careful with the hot sauce bottle as it squirts weird and can get on your clothes if not careful! Staff was all over the place but I am sure doing the best they could with what they had. The place is definitely dated and needs some much needed upgrades started with the old menus that were falling apart. Overall we can say we came but probably won't rush back. read more

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Can't believe we've never tried this place and it's so close. It's nothing fancy but it reminds you of an old school diner. They serve everything on trays which is neat. They use styrofoam cups for drinks. I forgot to take pics of everything but we ordered onion rings and cheese sticks for appetizers and both were good. Onion rings were a bit over fried. But not greasy. I got a Reuben and didn't care for it. The meat was sliced thick and there was no thousand island on it. Definitely wouldn't get again. The giant tenderloin is amazing. I can see why people travel for it. You can add on an extra bun for an extra charge. Easily could have fed 4 of us with same tenderloin. Fries are pretty good. Another member of my group got a wrap and didn't care for it and another got chicken tenders and they don't come with sauce and were a bit try. All and all we will definitely return soon for a tenderloin. read more

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Once I learned that this place existed, I knew I needed to find a way to get there. My son & I made the journey from Eastern Pennsylvania on our way to Indianapolis for the race. We stopped by a little after noon on Friday before the Memorial Day weekend and were seated right away. The waitress was quick to take our order and bring our drinks. Our food wasn't too far behind. The experience was exactly what I expected (and hoped for). This was definitely an old RAX (as others have said), and the interior hasn't been updated since the 90s. However, when you're there for the tenderloin, it doesn't matter what the interior looks like as long as it's clean. The food tasted great. As others said, you're not going to fall in love with the fries, but for $1.99, they're worth it. I ate about 6 fries and gave up, as the tenderloin itself is all you need. Definitely make the journey to this place if you're ever in the area, or can find a way to make it part of your travels like we did. I saw a few people eating something other than the tenderloin, but that's definitely the item to get and it looked like at least one person at each table was eating one. read more

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Absolutely the best tenderloin I have ever had. Perfect thickness, no grease and the breading is seasoned perfectly! The only reason I gave 4 stars is because of the cheap paper plates and cheap plastic silverware! If you are anywhere near this place....GO!! read more

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TL;DR Made the hour trip here just for the pork tenderloin and it didn't disappoint. It serves 3, well, 2 for sure. Doing business out of an old Wendy's this dinner wasn't very clean inside but the tenderloin, onion rings and fries were very good. The tenderloin was seasoned perfectly but the ring and fries lacked salt. I assume due to COVID, there weren't shakers on the table as the condiments were individually packaged. The service was great and attentive. Prices very reasonable considering one tenderloin will easily feed two people. If you add a side of onion rings like we did, it could feed three. They serve Coke products. read more

Edinburgh Diner - Tenderloin - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

This isn't my first trip here but it may be my last. The first time we ever came to Edinburgh Diner, we found it to be a clean restaurant with friendly staff and good food. On each subsequent visit, the staff was still friendly but it was a little less clean and the food quality had slipped. On this last visit, the landscaping around the restaurant was weed choked, trash was piled up in the back of the parking lot and blowing around. Inside, tables were not quite clean and most chairs at the tables were filthy. The saddest part of our visit, however, was the food. My husbands tenderloin was as big as usual, but the edges were so thin, it was mostly just breading on breading. He usually has to take part of his sandwich home but after cutting off the inedible over-done edges, there were no left-overs. My french dip was a mostly empty bun and what little bit of roast beef there was was over cooked and dry. The au jus that was served with it was yellow, not brown like it should be, so I think it was just skimmed off fat. Dirty restaurant with not great food... read more

Service was solid - the tenderloin was huge but under seasoned and had kind of a strange taste ( to me). I ordered the deluxe and tomato had to be the worst looking thing I have ever been served. Really wanted to like this place.......but read more

This was probably my favorite meal I had in my entire trip to Indiana. I finally got to try one of these HUGE tenderloins I have been seeing on the fb page Pursuing Pork Tenderloin Sandwiches. (If you are from Indiana you are shocked and dismayed that this delicacy is not served outside of the midwest). As a Hoosier now living in Charlotte. NC, I just had to try it ! My husband and I knew enough to split a sandwich simply by seeing the photos. We asked for another bun to make 2 sandwiches. Afterall, it's one pound of pork tenderloin pounded thin and handbreaded. The breading had alot of flavor and was perfectly fried. The waitress said we came the right day (Wed) because Tuesday and Wednesday are their slow days, while Thursday - Saturday there is often a 1 hr wait. I opted for their homemade soup of the day: chicken noodle. The broth had really good flavor and tiny macaroni noodles. I really liked it and it was a lighter option to french fries as a side. The staff was really nice and my husband and I enjoyed talking to them. There just happened to be an older gentleman that came in and parked his 1949 Ford. We saw another classic car and a classic truck while driving around town a few blocks, so that was fun. We read somewhere this used to be an old Dairy Queen. Well, all I know is that we were able to make 4 meals out of this this tenderloin. When folks in Lafayette, IN saw my photos on my Facebook page, a few said they had never heard of the place. However, the word is getting out ! read more

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The food, we had their amazing tenderloin with fries for $10, is good and a great value for the money. I ate 1/4 of the massive tenderloin and only 1/2 the bun. The term "filling" doesn't cover it. Their onion rings (appetizer order only) are also very good. I highly recommend the fresh brewed teas, both sweet and unsweet teas. However, I did have concerns about the seating. They only have 11 tables, 2 of them are 2-people, but one of the tables sits directly beside the entrance so each and everyone that enters and waits in line to be seated (EVERYONE) stands by that table, looks at the food and breaths on the patrons. For obvious reasons, we refused that table, but others did not. Even without CDC covid restrictions, I don't think the health department would appreciate the location of this table. read more

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Very delicious place to have a tenderloin. Small and cozy and the staff is very friendly. Definitely will visit again. Also you will need a to go box. There is no one that was there that left without one. read more

Edinburgh Diner - Tenderloin sandwich - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

I have been wanting to try this place out for ages! I am so glad I did and wish I had sooner. So, I came for the giant tenderloin ($9.99 sandwich only) but noticed there were many more items I wanted to try. The Diner is about 40 mins from Indy, so not too far for a nice little Saturday road trip for lunch or dinner. It is also conveniently located about 2miles from the Edinburgh Outlet Mall. This place appears to stay busy, at least on the Saturday that I went and was around 2pm. There is plenty of parking on both sides of the building. The giant breaded tenderloin was amazing! It's a 16oz tenderloin pounded out breaded and deep fried! The breading has wonderful flavor and has the perfect breading to meat ratio. This, by far, is the best breaded tenderloin I have ever had. I highly recommend this place! On a side note: The young lady that took my payment after I had feasted on this gargantuan tenderloin was kind enough to let me know I had tenderloin in my beard before letting me walk out the door! Great staff all around! read more

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Yep, that's my tenderloin sandwich! A dinner, a lunch, another dinner, another lunch, or enough for a family of 6. Besides being humongous, it was seasoned well and served with lettuce, onion, tomato, pickles, Mayo, and french fries. My husband chose breakfast food - a Denver omelet served with hash browns and toast. Despite the signage on the door requiring masks, several people came in without. The staff was masked and friendly. We were early birds and were promptly waited on. We were in the area and had seen photos of the famous tenderloins so decided to try it out. A classic diner with adequate spacing. read more

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The tenderloin sandwich is advertised as Famous. It should be! Absolutely Huge! Well seasoned, fried to perfection! I would even like it better, a bit smaller but left thicker. Great service too! Clean and nice! Onion rings were very good as well! read more

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well we went Tuesday drive 45 minutes there. sign posted open. got there at noon along w 2 other cars not open.. no sign on door. wasted an hour and a half will NEVER go back. read more

If you like breaded tenderloins, The Edinburg Dinner could be your Mecca. This is NOT an over processed, over breaded disaster like some others. It's a whole muscle, lightly breaded, seasoned to perfection work of art. I highly recommend you swing in and try the tenderloin, you will not be disappointed. read more

Stopped in on the road home to the Chicago area. This is the best pork tenderloin sandwich I have ever had!

The breaded pork tenderloin is amazing. It was obviously ginormous! But very good. The onion rings was amazing. Service was on point this is a definite must stop when in Indiana! The building needs some updates. The parking lot is small. read more

Edinburgh Diner - Pork tenderloin onion rings French fries - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

Hole in the wall place in a tiny town, but the tenderloins are HUGE. I'd heard stories and had to go for myself and let me tell you, this place knows how to make an Indiana tenderloin. Is it the biggest and best in the state? Perhaps - I definitely think it's the best in the Indianapolis area. We also had fries with the sandwich, which we split. They were good as well, but the real reason to go, is definitely the tenderloin. Check them out if you're in Johnson County! read more

Edinburgh Diner - Breaded tenderloin - Wraps Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

My husband insisted I got a good omelette because I was hungry for one. I offered to get something closer to our hotel or in our hotel for that matter as they were serving hot food that included the hotel version of an omelet. But for some reason he felt I would be better with a diner. He craved Hardy's across the street and I am gluten intolerant so it is hard to know what Is in processed foods that may affect me. It was posted that the diner didn't open until 8 am which seemed a little late but we just planned it to leave our hotel at that time. I told my husband at about 7:45 to give a call as they may be open and take an order to go. He called a d got a grumpy person at the other end of the phone. She informed him that they didn't open until 8 am. Kinda wonder why she answered the phone then. He informed her he just wanted to put in an order for pickup. She said fine but it would t be ready until 8:15. My husband told Her that was not a problem. He ordered a Denver omelette with hash browns and no toast. I kept my fingers crossed that they did not put the gluten toast on top of my food and a sigh of relief was given when I opened my to go container of the Denver omelette and hash browns My husband went in to pick the order up and said the grumpy person was about 25, tattooed with no bra and boobs hanging out. I guess that could be a good start to some People's morning. He gave her a $5 tip and she got less grumpy. I guess money talks...lol. In all fairness you never know what is going on in a persons life but she might be in the wrong business. There was one person eating inside and the grumpy but now happier person was not wearing a mask. This place is famous for its giant breaded pork tenderloin sandwiches of which I sadly can not eat otherwise I would of Ordered that. But so far I have a lot of Words to get to get to the actual food review. My husband mentioned that you could tell the diner was in an old fast food restaurant without knowing the history of it being in a building that was Once a Dairy Queen's. He said the person he could see cooking looked respectable. I gave my omelette and shredded processed potatoes a 3 star but it is probably a 2.5, just a step higher than the hotel breakfast food. The hash browns were the dried variety you pour out of a box and soak in water Before cooking. The omelette was over cooked whereas it was Browned on both sides and dry, even with the cheese. With home town diners they can be a bit or a miss and this one was a miss as far as the omelette and hash browns were concerned. I would say this place is not gluten-free friendly as I got sick and it is most likely from the hash browns. read more

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