Indiana runs on comfort food, and nothing serves it up better than a small-town diner where the coffee never stops and the regulars have their own unofficial seats. These are the kinds of places where breakfast is served all day, the pie case is a big deal, and the person behind the counter might remember your order before you say it.
Some have been around for decades, passed down through families or kept alive by loyal crowds who show up rain or shine. If you love the idea of pulling off a country highway for a plate of biscuits and gravy, this list is for you.
Here are eight Indiana diners that locals have stuck with for generations, plus what makes each one worth a stop on your next drive across the Hoosier State.
1. Mr. Dave’s, Nashville
Right in the heart of Brown County’s artsy little town, Mr. Dave’s has been a go-to for hungry travelers wandering the shops and hills of Nashville…