Best pizza great atmosphere small town restaurant with great workers who take care of there guestsread more

Ordered a grilled tenderloin sandwich on a very good brioche bun. I asked for cheese, pickle &…read moremayo. I felt there was way too much mayo & pickle. Flavor of the meat was not to my taste. Sandwich was served with pub chips which I thought were very good. Next time I'll try a breaded tenderloin instead of grilled. Very good service & good atmosphere, just disappointed in the sandwich. Husband had chicken wings, which he liked. Served with tater tots which were way overcooked.

Great drinks and food, wonderful service! We have come a few times by ourselves to have a drink and…read moreplay darts and now with our kid to eat and play pool and darts with him! Here is an updated menu

Food was good and the staff did an outstanding job taking care of 80+ people…read more Everyone was pleased and are excited to come back and enjoy their new menu.

Best Damn Burger ever ! Love the Kitchen Sink Burger ! Great food and views. Only issue no way to…read moreget here with my boat.

On the patio, overlooking the dam; birds singing--beautiful ambience! The BBQ nachos with added…read morepulled pork fed both of us, and for a very reasonable price. Are already making plans to return!!

We were passing through Lafayette and stopped to eat a late lunch/early dinner. We sat outside in…read morethe patio overlooking the 'splash' fountain by the Amtrak station. I had the Bru burger that was so delicious and unique- carmelized onion, cheese, bacon and tomato jam! I had it over lettuce but gf bun was available. The side of fries with a unique ketchup- house made? The ice tea was fresh brewed. Husbands had a salad with roasted chicken. Afterwards a stroll across the pedestrian bridge- Wabash River was beautiful!! Highly recommend

Absolutely unacceptable service. Our party of five was seated and then essentially forgotten. We…read morewaited 15-20 minutes without being acknowledged by a single employee--no greeting, no drink order, not even a quick "Someone will be with you shortly." During that time, the couple at the table next to us got up and walked out after also receiving no service. We finally did the same. Seven people walked out within minutes of each other, and no one even seemed to notice or care. We completely understand being busy or short-staffed, but acknowledging customers takes seconds. We weren't expecting immediate service--we were simply expecting to be recognized after being seated. We never had the opportunity to order a single drink or bite of food. Unfortunately, we can't review the food because the lack of service made it impossible to stay long enough to try it. Extremely disappointing experience.

Can't tell a book by its cover...I'll admit, I walked around the entire bldg until I found the…read moredoor, a little unsure. Once inside I was warmly welcomed, provided a menu and served a Cold Coors Lite. The food was very good...Pulled Pork Cobb Salad (sm) was fresh and tasty, and there onion rings were terrific, large, crisp. Bartender was friendly and attentive. If you're in the area looking for a place to chill, this is the place.

What a pleasant surprise. Don't let the outside turn you off, the food inside is delicious! My…read morehusband and I were driving back to Lafayette from Fort Wayne and found Harry's from Yelp reviews. I got the breaded tenderloin and fries and it was wonderful! My husband got the breaded hot chicken and onion rings and he really enjoyed his meal. We wish we would have known the specials. They also had Spanish dogs and ribs with two sides. The people next to us got the ribs and they looked and smelled fantastic. Great little dive bar with friendly staff.

I bought a quarter beef off CL and the seller used Legacy Meat to process the meat. Cuts were of…read moregood size and packaged properly unlike the company I used before who put 3 steaks in one package.

I stopped in to their grand reopening and was treated to excellent product…read more The Bacon Sausage and Steaks were far superior to grocery store product. Take the diversion and discover rural indiana.

No hamburger should be this pink unless ordered rare, knew a few people who got food poisoning from…read morehere. Probably won't be eating here until the Minecraft meal comes out...

Fries so absolutely scrumptious , i squirted. hard. God bless our McDonalds workers. Ambiance was…read moregood too

Been stilling waiting for the food for over 40 mins…read more.. Seems nice , friendly, but they are not geared to being fast

Ive never dined in, only carry out. Food tastes delicious and I can honestly say I've never had…read moreanything missing from my take out orders. The hostesses and servers are always friendly and kind when I pick up the food. Sometimes the sides can be small... especially the mashed potatoes. Can be a bit on the pricier side, but 9/10 worth it.

My friends and I stopped by on a road trip. Despite how popular it is, the four of us were seated…read moreinside within 10-15 minutes. Of course, we opened up with root beer and root beer floats. I had a float and then a regular root beer later and while I DO love a good float (and this was good), Triple XXX's root beer is so good it deserves to be drunk itself. I got the famous Purvis, the burger with the peanut butter. It was...interesting. I took a bite and thought "yup; that's peanut butter". It weirdly worked? And let me tell you, these prices are GREAT. If you pay cash, you can avoid the ~$3 credit card charge but even with that, prices are AMAZING. Wonderful spot, I'll pass by every time I have an excuse.

TLDR: I'd return but I'd order differently…read more Service was very friendly and the excellent root beer flowed freely. Atmosphere is old time lunch counter with far too many pictures and posters from DDD. The food wasn't bad. The pork tenderloin sandwich was good as were the fries. I've got reservations about the Dean Purvis burger, though. It's a signature burger but as much as I believe that peanut butter is a blessing from above, it adds absolutely nothing to a cheeseburger. The counterman enthusiastically recommended adding bacon to the burger. I went for it but again, it really added nothing beyond an upcharge. The beef itself though wasn't bad at all. The onion rings were also not worth the addition. They're very much low end standard food distributor issue and distinctly 'meh.' I watched a frostie being made. It's something like an inverse root beer float, a lot of ice cream with a small amount of root beer. The number of scoops of ice cream that went into that blender was positively insane. So yeah, I'd go back but I'd order a tenderloin, a more basic burger, or something from the breakfast menu.

Best food truck menu in a long time - fresh and tasty and very "farm to table". Had a wonderful…read moreCuban sandwich and hot beignets.

I decided to check out an unfamiliar vendor today at the Statehouse Market, a weekly farmer's…read moremarket sort of event held from May through early October at the Indiana Government Center complex in downtown Indy. As a State of Indiana employee, I attend Statehouse Market weekly but I can definitely get in a rut in terms of the vendors I choose. The Overgrown Pasture is a relative newbie, though they've been a fairly steady presence throughout this particular season. First off, they have a very cool truck. It's easily one of the more unique ones present and they've quickly become quite popular with that combination of a compelling presence and super friendly employees. I do believe the owner/co-owner was on the truck today and definitely makes you want to come back. They describe themselves as serving "farm fresh street cuisine." That's a great description. The menu was fairly simple with four major entrees - a Monte Cristo, a Pork Tenderloin, a Double Burger, and a Pulled Pork Cubano. They also offered half-pound sides of Mexican Street Corn and Kimchi Potato Salad. They also offered up some creative drink options. This really is just a fun vendor. While I usually go for burgers, I opted for the pork tenderloin. It's cajun roasted pork tenderloin, aged white cheddar, tomato jam, mayo, lettuce, tomato, on ciabatta. I requested it without the cheddar and that was not a problem. The price came in at $12 without a tip. They do take credit cards or cash. I'd be anxious to see how tenderloin connoisseurs feel about this one. It's certainly nowhere near a traditional tenderloin, though I liked it quite a bit. It was a little messier than expected and I hadn't grabbed napkins. The Cajun roasting made it feel lighter than I usually experience with tenderloin. It wasn't quite the best I've had, though I would definitely order it again. Sometimes, it seems like food trucks deliver much heavier food and this was a nice change of pace. The flavor combo was great. Part of me thinks I should go 4 stars, however, I really like the unique take on this sandwich and the flavor combo is a lot of fun. For me, that adds up to a 5-star when you add the terrific customer service. I really want to try the double burger. I might try the Pulled Pork Cubano. The Monte Cristo is outside my taste buds. The ordering process was a touch slow, though the food delivery was rather timely. On a hot day, that was nice. I couldn't find a lot about The Overgrown Pasture, though they do have a website and do seem to make appearances at a variety of events. They seem to be active on social media and I'm kind of surprised this is their first Yelp review. It looks like they regularly appear on the Kokomo and Whitestown areas - thus, my assumption is they are not based in Marion County. So, I'm definitely glad they come to Statehouse Market. I did see they will be at Gen Con in August. Overall, this was a terrific experience and I look forward to their return at Statehouse Market.