This is the most fun place in Pendleton. Lots of draft beer to choose from and great food. It's a…read morefun place particularly on bingo night.

I LOVE the renovations that The Stable has gone through! The place is great inside - places to…read morebelly up to the bar, grab a table with friends, and spaces for a date too! We were lucky to catch some live music too! They have a great been selection and incredible cocktails too. My favorite is the Spicy Jalapeño Mule!! I also highly recommend the Loaded Waffle Fries and the Asian Zing wings!! Delicious! Our server was really sweet and great too! Good times!

We had the "BBQ Chicken Bacon Ranch" Pizza but we modified it - replaced the BBQ sauce with Ranch…read more It was very delicious. We also had the Buffalo Chicken Wrap, it was good but very spicy!!

Wolfies is consistently amazing. The staff is always friendly and quick. They have a great…read moreselection of traditional options with a twist like rhe horseradish sirloin or pulled pork tacos. My stand out sides are the roasted Brussels sprouts and the creamy jalapeño corn. You are also supporting a local business that is part of multiple communities.

I just moved to the area recently and the first place everyone told me to try was The Lemon Drop! I…read moredecided to stop in during dinner time with my dad and the food was excellent! The service was quick and the people were very kind and attentive. I ordered the Onion Burger and was extremely impressed. It was fantastic. It was juicy, flavorful, and tasted incredible. I will absolutely be returning to the Lemon Drop!

72 years in business!! Michelin Bib Gourmand level!…read moreOnion smash burger fully loaded is out of this world done right. Fast and friendly service

The food was amazing, the people even more so! Loved the vibe!!! The owner, Jason came out to talk…read moreto us and was invested in conversation with our kids. Amy was great! Super friendly and attentive. We felt comfortable and enjoyed ourselves. We will definitely be returning!

The Kitchen On Main is a rather bleak attempt at American dining…read more As my first time inside it was early afternoon, the restaurant was completely empty. The music, extremely loud and obnoxious, "Top 100 billboard" no soul, no individualism, and unprofessional attitude towards dining. The server was very professional and did her due diligence to take care of us, but the cluttered feel, and unspecific menu really killed the taste and quality of our experience at the restaurant. The Kitchen on Main is an unremarkable restaurant hiding in the shadow of a fabled "Indulge" Ice Cream parlor which was once a staple of Fortville.

The food never disappoints! The servers are very well-versed in each dish on the menu and during…read morethe summer eating out on the veranda is great! For a quieter and more sophisticated feel I would suggest eating inside. Either way, the ambience is very good.

Prime Rib was tough and hard to chew! Loaded Baked Potato was so cold the cheese would not melt and…read moreit was hard. Server did not bring steak knives with our three orders of Prime Rib and returned with knives and threw them in the center of the table like she was pissed off we asked for them. Frankly the Prime Rib was so tough it was not eatable. Gave us a complementary dessert that was obviously not made in house because it was excellent. They discounted our meal 50% for the tough as shoe leather prime rib. Salmon was good. I am not sure we will be back unless it's for a sandwich and a round of golf next season. This is our third visit and just not happy how ours meals turned out. 1925 for a burger or tenderloin. Lahody's for the Steaks !

Went and had breakfast on a whim so I chose Anita's. Service was quick, and even though it was seat…read moreyourself the gentlelady approached me within 3 mins. The look of the restaurant is a little old school and I loved it. That's why I chose it, but over all 10/10

Anita's is an old school country diner decorated with historic photos of Pendleton. Regulars drink…read morecoffee and shoot the bull. Plastic table clothes covered the tables. The place is spotlessly clean. The service is unbelievably friendly. our server, Monica, was non-stop funny and efficient. The menu offers breakfast and lunch traditional options. Prices are old school reasonable. I ordered 2 eggs, bacon and toast for $6.50. Bacon is served floppy, crispy or perfect. I took perfect and it was. Food came out quickly. My eggs were cooked perfectly as well. Overall, a perfect breakfast. As we checked out, the clerk told us a joke. I won't ruin it for you by telling you the punch line. Anita's has two private rooms for meetings or parties. There is a single unisex restroom. Parking is ample around the building.

Stopped in for lunch. Downtown Fortville. It never looks like there is a lot of parking…read moredowntown, but I've always been able to find a spot fairly close to my destination. I love the small town feel!! The restaurant vibe reflects the town. Everyone is very welcoming. I didn't catch bartenders name, but she was very friendly to everyone at her bar. She told us her favorites on the menu. I appreciated her knowledge about the restaurant and the menu. The bar area seemed a little dark, but that actually enhanced the experience of an old bar. We only sat in the bar area, I believe there is additional seating in another room, but I didn't look. I opted for a grilled tenderloin and a cup of beer cheddar jalapeño cheese soup. The sandwich's are Ala carte. The sandwich was bigger than I expected, that would have been enough for lunch. The trick with grilled tenderloin is that many times it is over cooked, so it is dry. This was cooked to perfection; cooked but still moist. The sandwich, with the "garden" was awesome. Now to the soup. I think she said they use wee Mac as the beer. The jalapeño was puréed. There was crispy bacon crumbled on top; I did not care for the bacon. The soup was odd to me as I was eating it. Because of the texture, it reminded me of corn chowder. There was a little spice/flavor from the jalapeño. What was odd to me, was it didn't wow me like I thought it would, but I kept eating it. So in the end, I think I really liked it bc I ate all of it!!! The menu is not large, but has a good variety for its size. The desserts were impressive, I just didn't have room for it. I could easily become a regular there!!

Always an amazing place to spend a night out. The food is incredible, service is great and the…read moreatmosphere is a perfect blend of laid back yet sophisticated. The perfect spot for parents night out. You have to try the bone marrow fries!

By far the best fried chicken in the northeast Fishers area - thighs, drumsticks, and chicken…read moretenders are all tender, juicy, and seasoned perfectly. If you're a fried chicken enthusiast, this place is an absolute must-visit. Located 5 miles east of Hamilton Town Center, at the next exit off I-69. The chicken tenders are larger and better than Raising Cane's. Mashed potatoes and brown gravy are excellent. The green beans and macaroni & cheese are on the salty side. The biscuits are drizzled with honey and are so light and fluffy if you get them shortly after they come out of the oven. Easy to miss - it is connected to the Love's gas station. Not a full-service restaurant - order at the counter and carry out, or dine-in.

Yum. Staff was nice. Food was ready and still crispy. Very happy with our visit. I felt like it was…read morea great price too. Convenient location (for me)

Good beer selection, a couple of TV's at the bar, a local favorite, decent food selection, great…read morebar tender service and was a clean fun experience each time we have been here chatting with other locals. Give it a try if you haven't already.

Second time back and still impressed. Tonight I had the smoked Gouda burger which had a fig jam,…read morebacon, cheese, and aioli. It was 10/10 delicious!! There were several large parties which made me nervous about long waits, but honestly it came out fast and fresh. We had a party of 4, in and out within 1hr!

Hard to believe but Jimmy's has been serving up diner food and ice cream since 1954. We couldn't…read morepass up a chance to check out what was beneath that orange roof. The orange booths inside reminded me of the 1970s, but seemed newer. The walls are decorated with kitschy country decor. The sign outside claimed the best Bar-B-Q in Indiana, so I decided to give their BBQ sandwich a try with fries and coleslaw. The sandwich was large with lots of saucy sweet pork. The was a slight tang to the sauce, which was good. The fries were crispy and hot. The side of coleslaw was small but creamy and tasty. In response to peer pressure and my lack of self control, I finished my meal off with a tangerine soft serve cone. A small cone was $4. The ice cream was perfectly refreshing and delicious (and the best part of the stop). The staff seemed tired and frustrated, and didn't waste time with pleasantries. Maybe they were understaffed as they worked both a walk up window and inside patrons. Tables needed to be wiped clean, but cleaning didn't happen during our visit. Despite the service, the place had great small town, local charm. I'd return to try the Coney Dog, which looked good. There's plenty of parking in their private lot.

We decided to drive to Jimmie's Dairy Bar the other day. A tangerine cone dipped in chocolate was…read morecalling my name! It was a pretty day for a drive from Greenfield. Walked up and got our cones, which are very generous servings! Then we drove around back to take pictures. Of the tables I had mentioned in a previous review. There is inside eating, some outdoor eating and of course order at the walk up window and eat in your vehicle. The outdoor area is shady and a chance to get out and stretch your legs. Inside is retro and interesting.