The Hometown Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant In Indiana That’s Attached To A Service Station

Hoosiers know that the best places to eat are those little holes-in-the-wall nobody knows about. There's a hometown restaurant in the northern part of the state that is super popular with the locals, and it's about time you heard about it too.

This service-station-side eatery will surprise you in all the best ways. Check it out:

Huntertown locals can't get enough of The Kitchen Table and its family-friendly atmosphere. You'll feel right at home when you dine here.

Huntertown is a tiny community of about 5,200 residents, It is located just north of Fort Wayne in Allen County.

This mom and pop diner has been around since 1952. The same family that owns the restaurant also owns Myers Service Station, which is attached to the eatery.

Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, this delicious hometown restaurant serves classics like omelets, french toast, tenderloins, fried chicken, meatloaf, hamburger steak, and a whole lot more.

Everything at this restaurant is homemade and served with a smile. The staff will certainly get to know you by name after just a few visits.

Enjoy a no-frills, old-fashioned restaurant that is everything the Midwest is about. This Indiana hole-in-the-wall is a real treat to all who stop by. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. as well as weekends from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Kitchen Table is located at 15315 Lima Rd., Huntertown, IN 46748, and you can learn more on its website here.

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