One of my favorite food is sandwiches, so whenever I am out of town I try to convince my husband to…read moreget sandwiches rather than hamburgers. We do not have a Penn Station restaurant in our area, and this location is the closest one to us. I hadn't come here in a while so I was excited that my husband was willing to make this our choice for dinner yesterday. I got the off-the-grill version of the Italian sandwich minus tomato. I don't remember what sandwich my husband got but I do know he added bacon and Fries. We both loved our sandwiches and eat them very quickly. The employees were great and helped make the experience all around awesome. I will be asking my husband to allow us to come back here next time we're in the area.

Had to have my sandwich remade as one employee refuses to properly pull back his hair and he's the…read moreone making sandwiches. Very gross watching it fall into the food prep area.

Best subs in Mishawaka. I usually order the giant size put half of it away and refrigerator for…read moretomorrow or later tonight large selection all different kind of flavors taste great you're gonna have a lot of roll. You can have a tub which is really nice. Send. I'll be reopened for Internet orders right now. I think you have to go in and make your order there and I got the computer set up yet. I keep looking you go back again and again.

I've been a customer here for well over a decade.. fresh delicious sandwiches, as far as I know…read morethe best or at least my favorite cold sliced meat sandwiches in Michiana.. fast and pleasant service.. a lunch go to.. Cheers!

It was lunchtime in July 2026 and my boyfriend was surprised to learn that I had never been inside…read moreof a Portillo's before (I once got a shake at their drive-thru about a year ago though). So our lunch location was quickly chosen and we went in. Immediately, I was surrounded by vintage Americana memorabilia, reminiscent of a Route 66 diner, in a VERY large space. The shock of the decor was intense yet very exciting! So if you are unaware, this location is one of 107 Portillo's around the US and is a fast-casual hot dog restaurant chain based founded in 1963 out of Chicago. This location opened in 2018 and is one of 6 locations in Indiana. The food is like Five Guys if it specialized in hot dogs instead of burgers and if it went for a maximalist decor concept instead. For lunch, my bf and I ordered: 2 Chicago dogs $3.99 each, 1 Char'diniera dog $4.99 (a pepper and cheese stuffed hot dog), 1 side salad $5.89, and 1 order of onion rings $3.89. The prices are not too bad in my opinion! It took about 5ish minutes for our order to be ready. I thought the meat and bun were of quality and the salad was generous with cheese. My bf loved the limited-time-only Char'diniera hot dog and thought it was one of the best fast food hot dogs he had ever had! High praise indeed haha! Personally, I've had better Chicago style dogs but enjoyed Portillo's version very much. Neither of us had the calorie budget for one of their cake milkshakes - where they put AN ENTIRE SLICE OF CAKE INTO A MILKSHAKE. And yes, it is an incredibly gluttonous 1500 calories. RIP to whomever gets one of these more than once! Overall, I had a good time and a pleasant experience and I will definitely have Portillo's again.

It had been a good 10 years since I had a Portillo's hotdog. I was excited to find out they had one…read morein South Bend. Since I was in a hurry to get on the road I tried the drive-thru. What I love about Portillo's is they have staff out there taking orders and processing payments to expedite the process. It can get busy during lunchtime but they do a great job of speeding people along. I ordered jumbo Chicago dog and an order of cheese fries. The fries were exactly how I remembered them. Crinkle cut with that slightly salted crunch on the outside and soft center. The regular size is enough for two people to share I can only imagine how large the large fries are. Add a cup of cheese sauce for dipping and these were probably my favorite fries I've had all year. Portillo's is still is my favorite place to get a Chicago hot dog!

This food is the best and the food taste so good but my mom went there to the drive through and…read morethey wouldn't take her order so this is why it's a 4 star

My friends wanted to come here for lunch…read more During the day the employees should be parking there cars further down and leaving the front spots for there customers. I can see at nighttime that the employees cats should be upfront for safety reasons. I had a bean burrito which was absolutely tasteless. The only thing that gave it some taste was the sauce packs. I usually make my own bean burritos at home and they are loaded with flavors. I also had a crunch wrap and it's not worth the $5+ dollars I paid for it. All I tasted was the flour wrap. They must of forgot to put the ingredients in the wrap. I get more value for my money at other places more than this. The front end lady that cleans the front was very nice and very attentive to our needs. She was the friendliest person here.

We don't have to wait long for service or our drinks. The food was good, but the nuggets tasted…read morebland and kinda like they were raw. Overall not the worst, but not the best. This is a cheap alternative to the Culver's down the street.

Food is always a good representation of Wendy's. It is always hot and fast. Friendly staff.read more

It has been awhile since Ive been to Nedderman's. I was disappointed to see they charge a 3% fee…read morefor anything other than cash. Thankfully I had cash on me! When I mentioned it to the employee she snickered at me and then turned around and made fun of my remark to other employees. The American people cant seem to catch a break! Im sure they do enough business with card companies so they don't get charged a fee. I like using my Visa to get the reward points at the end of the year... more and more companies are doing this. Sad!

Merriman as a steakhouse with green beans and beans and mushrooms fries the food is very good. You…read morecan either picnic tables outside or take home but it's all steak chips chopped fresh daily to on the pricey side but you're eating steak employees are very polite services fast pull away in line not that Matt In-N-Out about 15 minutes. Give it a try I recommend it.

Charlie's seemed to be a high rated cheese steak place, thought I'd give it a try. What a…read moredisappointment. Six inch only had about 4 ounces of meat on it...for 8 dollars. Saddest looking sammie I've seen in awhile. Only reason I gave it 2 stars is because when I pushed all the meat to one side, essentially making it a 3 inch sub, it tasted pretty good. Lots of other places that'll give you more bang for your buck, though.

Love this place! The people are great! Food is delicious and the service is always quick.read more

Food is excellent! Love the retro vibe too. The place is small but has a warm and friendly…read moreatmosphere. The crisp on the fries is top notch.

Bonnie Doon Drive-In is THE quintessential old fashioned drive-in in South Bend, Indiana. Think…read moreSonic but legit. My boyfriend and I were feeling silly in June 2026 and wanted ice cream for brunch so decided to go here after a quick search on Yelp. Inside felt like a mix of Grease, Pleasantville, and the Fallout TV show with tin lunchboxes, pictures of classic cars, and cheeky signs decorating every square inch of the inside. While waiting for our food, we hummed along to the music of the 1950s and 1960s playing on the speakers from the same Sirius XM station my parents listen to. Some artists we heard during our lunch there included The Ronettes, Elvis, The Bobettes, The Crests, and The Temptations! Since we both ordered "baskets," we got our sandwiches with fries and a soda. My boyfriend got the green river phosphate soda and I got a diet root beer. His phosphate was so bright neon green that it definitely stood out! We only waited about 5 minutes for our food but that was still enough time to look around the place and listen to some of the orders being placed by cars over the speakers as well as flip through an early 2000s book on some of the must visit hamburger restaurants in the USA. See attached picture for a screenshot of that list. Now, my grilled pb and banana sandwich was a decent size. Not too big and actually reflecting the portion sized people in the 1950s used to eat! The prices reflected the "small-ish" portions as well as we only paid $7.99 for my basket and his was $10.99. The white toast was heavily buttered and the pb was creamy. I would have preferred crunchy pb for texture reasons. The crinkle fries needed salt but they hit the spot! The food itself wasn't anything special but the vibes were perfect! After eating our real food, we then got our heavily anticipated bowls of sugar upon sugar. My bf's medium tin roof sundae was quite large and indulgent ($4.99). But I definitely went hard in indulging. I treated myself to the classic cars sundae ($5.99) with a scoop of birthday cake and caramel moose tracks with strawberry syrup topping. I laugh cried when it came out, I was so happy! It was sooooo much sugar. The total with cash was about $32 and with credit card, it was $33.34 as there is a 4% fee for using a card. I left 40 bucks in cash for the meal and the tip. Then we left and I immediately died of a sugar rush. The end!