This RV sits right on the main drag of State Street in Greenfield. Easy in and out from the…read morenorthbound side of the road a little more difficult from the southbound side. I only went through the drive-through so I'm not sure what it's like inside but from the outside it looks like it's been well kept. The person at the speaker was friendly, it started with one of those recorded welcomes, and then the real person came on, took my order and I was very nice. I assume it's the same person that I talked to at the window. He was very friendly and took care of things very quickly, which I appreciated. Food was good. It was freshly made and tasted good as expected pretty standard. I didn't order much but a sandwich and a drink, but it was slightly off menu and they handled it correctly. Price is a little higher than most normal places, but not any higher than most Arby's,

Just tried their new "steak & cheese" not good! Way too many onions, and not much flavor from the…read moresteak! So if you like a sandwich with a lot of onions and flavorless steak, this is your cup of tea!

I always love this place when looking for a fresh sandwich. Tuna is my go to lately but also love…read moretheir club sandwiches.

Is never ready on time. I ordered from the app and then he took about the ten people before me and…read morethe clerk tried to tell him and he several more again before someone finally made my order. Not a good look. The young lady who checked me out should get the tip, not the sandwich maker.

This new location recently opened in my area, and they advertised with coupons. For this location…read moreonly, I used my coupon for half off of a giant sub. I decided on takeout of a giant sub of #55 big chicken sandwich included provolone instead of American cheese, banana peppers instead of jalapenos, and on (whole) wheat. I believe it was the first time I ate their wheat bread. They have Udi's gluten-free bread with an additional cost. The staff was patient and willing to explore with me the ingredients of the meats.

They used to be great when they first opened. Last couple of times there was very little meat on…read morethe sandwich and the lettuce was old and brown. I used to go once a week but I won't be going back any more.

The sign says What's the Rub, but the receipt says it's still The Mug…read more We stopped by here on a random Tuesday night in September. I've always wanted to try this place since I first saw it awhile back. Seems like they only recently have inside seating (which is very limited). We decided to go outside with our drinks ... and then the bees were incredibly invasive and bothered us the entire time. The staff brought out our food to our table. Which was nice (except for the bees). The brisket smash was superb! Definitely delicious, and satisfied my hungry appetite. Combined with a side of fried okra (!) and coleslaw, you've got yourself a yummy meal. The ribs were not as great and my SO probably won't be getting that again. Am definitely looking forward to coming back here ... especially when I'm in the mood for a smashed brisket! I'm just sorry I forgot to take photos. Maybe next time!

Bbq is amazing the have very good side dishes The…read moretenderloin is really good come with fries

My coworkers and I were in the area for business and had an early dinner at Smash'd Midwest Burgers…read morein Downtown Greenfield. What a wonderful treat! We came here on a Tuesday, where they had a $12.75 "Fill-Up" special for the week. Note: This deal includes one of their signature burgers with a single patty, side, soft drink, and a small Dole Whip. I ordered The Aristocratic signature smash burger, which was made with Swiss cheese, grilled mushrooms, caramelized onions, garlic aioli, on the famous Martin's potato bun! It was amazing from the first bite to the last. I ordered thick cut fries for my side and it was very filling but delicious. Perfectly fried and crispy on the outside and 'mash potatoey' on the inside. I couldn't finish it but it was super tasty. The Dole Whip was the perfect ending. The service here was great. It was easy to find parking in downtown. And the restaurant was filled with happy patrons. Overall, it's a great casual vibe full of friendly workers offering tasty burgers and a delicious sweet treat - all for an affordable price.

Good burgers! They are obviously smash burgers so think thin, crispy edge burger patties. The…read morehusband got the double and he said it was a lot to eat but he liked it. I got the special, 'Merica, and mine was too much to eat also. We both got regular fries and I tried the French onion aioli but would not order the sauce again as it did not have a punch of flavor like I expected it should. They were quick to wait on us and then we sat down and waited for our food. It did not take too long for the food to get to us. It was clean inside and there were a lot of seating options. I liked my burger as well but next time I think I will order a single. Yes, I did like it enough to go back again.

This is a truck stop that serves a broad range of breakfast, sandwiches, Italian and even a little…read moreGreek. The restaurant isn't well marked, but it's on the side of a Speedway gas station just off I-70. I saw good reviews on Yelp and had to check out the food for myself. The restaurant dining room is pretty dated, but clean. The staff is Midwest, small town friendly. We were seated quickly and immediately our drink orders were taken. Water was on the table quickly. Our server checked on us frequently. Service was great. I had a burger. The $8.90 burger comes on a huge fresh sesame bun with generous helpings of lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles. The burger itself was just ok. The burger also comes with a side and I had coleslaw. The slaw was some of the best slaw that I've had in a long time. I love a good coleslaw. My husband had the breaded pork tenderloin which is prepared in house. The breading was well seasoned and the pork tender. Again the lettuce and tomato toppings were generous. The pork tenderloin gets high marks. The restaurants gets a steady stream of local regulars and traveling truckers coming in for breakfast. The portions are generous and you're not going to leave hungry. Prices are really reasonable. There is plenty of parking and the restaurant is easy on and off the highway.

Pleasant Diner embedded in a gas station right off the interstate 70. We went based on the Google…read morereviews. I do think that perhaps many of the ratings are a bit higher than our experience. It could have been an off day for the kitchen team. I do suspect however that the food quality, and preparation is consistent and it just didn't quite meet what I would consider a four/five. I have travelled quite a bit throughout the world, had some really awful things and some high end, highly rated meals/places. It is simply decorated, and was reasonably clean. The server staff was friendly and effective, no issues with any of that. They even calmly managed to navigate a power outage that occurred, fortunately right after we got our meals delivered. I got a BPT sandwich and fries, and ordered a side of coleslaw. The slaw was actually pretty well done, crispy, just enough sweet to balance with the tang of vinegar. Where they fell off a bit on execution (or product choice) was the BPT. It was more of a fritter (likely frozen) vs. a pounded actual fresh pork tenderloin cut. It was thin, a bit "bready" throughout (not just coating). The bun was a tad bit stale, but they had toasted it as a good move to counter that. My wife got a turkey ranch wrap with fries. The name could easily be changed to ranch and hint of turkey wrap. The turkey prep is small cubes (may or may not be a Sysco bag of cubes type product), and there was simply too much ranch dressing, the cheese and vegetables were lost in a too wet, undisciplined glop inside of a spongy tortilla. It looks okay, but just doesn't hold up in actual eating. I wish them continued success, but I don't think we would be likely to stop again as we pass through the area.

The store is nice enough but the food sucks. Price is terrible too…read more Dough was undercooked.

Felt bad for the majority of the workers due to one incredibly disrespectful and down right mean…read morefemale worker. All of which ,I presume, was over the 3 people in line that she did not want to deal with and let everyone in the store know about it. This caused another worker to comment about her words which makes me think she does this often. Explains why this location has no one eating here, everyone's uncomfortable lmao.

The chop cheese was to die for! I'm addicted! It has a gas station feel and is not a place to sit…read moredown and eat but definitely a good snack and sandwich shop that's made to order.

The O.G.B.L.T. is the way to go. It's a hot and melty sandwich with turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato,…read morepepper jack cheese and mayo, all on a hoagie bun. The sandwich is about as long as my humerus, and I ate the whole dang thing in one sitting. New York Gourmet Deli is not to be confused with NY Gourmet Deli, also in Indy. New York Gourmet Deli is located on East 21st Street on the near east side; NY Gourmet Deli is on Ruckle Street, near The Children's Museum. Are they owned by the same people? I don't know, but someone needs to change their name so I'm less confused. Anyway, New York Gourmet Deli, on the east side, is great and located in an unassuming parking lot full of potholes. It looks like a liquor store from the outside, but step inside and you'll see the large deli counter where you order sandwiches, burgers, fries and other foods. The joint is also a convenience store, of sorts, with a wall full of refrigerated beverages, aisles of chips, candy, and lots of Mexican snacks. There's also a little corner of the store with goods like laundry detergent and other necessities. The hustle here is unmatched. The fellows behind the counter were flying all over the kitchen to fulfill the orders. I visited around noon on a weekday, which seemed to be a busy time because there were lots of people from all walks of life here, either waiting to order or waiting for their orders. The guys behind the counter were unflappable and took orders and made sandwiches at a speedy pace. Even if there's a line, you won't wait long for your food.