Burger Beast Loves Indiana’s Food
Burger Beast loves Indiana; I really do, and I’ve only dipped my toes in the state. Three of my road food trips have taken me through parts of the Crossroads of America.
Here are some posts on Burger Beast that mention the state of Indiana.
Burger Beast loves Indiana; I really do, and I’ve only dipped my toes in the state. Three of my road food trips have taken me through parts of the Crossroads of America.
Created by the Stouders back in 1950, Penguin Point was known for its great grub & top-notch service. Now, the restaurant chain is closed.
Was this a Fast Food Trip? I mean, we stopped in at Dairy Queen, Hardee’s, Jack in the Box, Krystal, Roy Rogers, Sheetz, White Castle & Zaxby’s.
25 states in 27 days made for some good road trip comfort food.
We ate a bunch of donuts and kolaches; here are the sugary and doughy highlights.
When you walk into a restaurant, and pretty much everyone turns to look at you…you’re at a spot for locals. Lumpy’s Cafe is a locals spot.
Experience The Nook Columbia City restaurant, since 1971.
Famous for their coney dogs and family chili sauce recipe. A classic!
Explore the ANTIQOLOGY antique shop from the corner of Huntington’s downtown. Antiques, vintage signs & an old-school soda fountain.
Explore the delicious world of Fort Wayne’s Famous Coney Island. Join me on my food adventure and learn about their mouthwatering coney dogs.
Our stop at the clown-themed Magic Wand restaurant in Churubusco is still one of the best food surprises with their Burgers & Coneys.
Since 1940, Powers Hamburgers in Fort Wayne, Indiana, has served legendary burgers and onion sliders.
Don Hall’s Hollywood Drive-In in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is an old-school joint you need to visit. Why? Hall’s has plenty of burger history and excellent food.
I was familiar with Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken and its history but I had never driven past one on any of my travels. Then, I saw it at a distance.