Savor Classic Hoosier Drive-In Food At Penguin Point, A Local Fast-Food Chain In Indiana

There's a drive-in restaurant chain with locations throughout Indiana that Hoosiers across the state adore. This tenderloin-slinging eatery is a tradition for all. Scroll on to learn all about it.

Founded in 1950, Penguin Point is a popular Indiana fast-food restaurant chain that began as a classic drive-in. The first location opened in Wabash, and all together, the chain is famous for its tenderloin sandwiches.

Today, each location has casual indoor seating and a drive-thru. Each location is known for its affordable food and excellent customer service.

In addition to the ever-popular tenderloin sandwich, the restaurant also serves burgers, chicken, fries, and shakes.

Other menu items include fish, BBQ pork sandwiches, hot dogs, and turnovers. There's a little something for everyone on this menu.

The chicken comes in strips, wings, and other bone-in pieces of your choice. You can get it grilled or crispy, and it is always prepared-to-order and by hand.

Just about everything comes in one of the value meals or can be substituted. When it comes to sides, your options are fries, cheese curds, coleslaw, chili cheese fries, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, onion rings, potato salad, and much more.

Everyone who eats at this old drive-in restaurant chain loves it and makes it a tradition. It's a Hoosier rite of passage to enjoy a meal at one.

For more details about Penguin Point, check out its website or Facebook page.

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