In the heart of La Porte, Indiana, there’s a brick building with a glowing red “EAT” sign that might as well be saying “PARADISE” to serious meat lovers across the Midwest.
Heston Supper Club isn’t trying to be trendy, and thank goodness for that.
In an age where restaurants compete to serve deconstructed classics on slabs of wood or stone, this place remains gloriously, unapologetically committed to doing things the old-fashioned way – which happens to be the right way.
The moment you spot that neon beacon against the rustic brick facade, you know you’ve found something authentic in a world increasingly filled with imitations…