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Top 6 Bar food in Peru, Indiana, United States
Reviews on Bar food in Peru, Indiana, United States. Peru is a city in, and the county seat of, Miami County, Indiana, United States. The population was 11,417 at the 2010 census, making it the most populous city in Miami County. Peru is located along the Wabash River, which divides the city in two.
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6. Dillinger's
Reviewed By RICART75
We've eaten here several times, and have always been satisfied. The facility is clean, well-maintained; with a typical small-town bar/restaurant ambiance. Our server, Kaitie, was welcoming, friendly and attentive (as have been most of our servers). We often have the chopped steak, and/or sirloin; and have always found them to be tasty and well portioned. We have also enjoyed their fish. (The prime rib has been fair, but we prefer the other options.) The salad is usually very fresh; and the various accompanying sides are quite good. This is a strong option; for a good meal, at a very reasonable price.
5. Wings Etc.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Niwotois
We probably didn't catch "Wings" at its best because a huge number (probably 40+) descended on them recently for a family reunion. They certainly gave it their best shot.Best part of the meal definitely were the wings - very meaty, perfectly (not overly) cooked with a variety of sauces from which to choose. The sides were o.k. Beer menu had a pretty good selection. Service was probably as good as could have been expected for a constantly moving-around bunch. Prices were reasonable.It will not be remembered for its decor, ambiance (or bathrooms).
4. Boondocks
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By RICART75
We eat here 1 to 2 times a month, and have never been disappointed. Great food and friendly servers.Well made burgers, but also a great tilapia sandwich. Definitely don't miss the onion rings, either by themselves or on a burger. Even if you're not a "bar" person, just consider this a great local restaurant.
3. Club 14 Bar & Grill
Reviewed By RICART75
This restaurant is a nice addition to the dining options in Peru. Newly renovated, the ambiance feels almost like a beach or lakeside bar; light colored wood, clean and well maintained. Our server, Felicia, was friendly, informative and accommodating. We came for a late lunch, so seating was readily available. Being a smaller facility, it is easy to see why there may be waits at more popular times. The opening salads were fresh and flavorful The pulled pork, as well as the breadsticks, were tasty choices. The pizza was ok, with ample toppings on the deluxe option. We're looking forward to return trips; and trying other offerings (eg. brisket, ribs, etc.).
2. Beef O Bradyâs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By RICART75
We've eaten here several times; and (ironically) our favorite selection has been their Big Catch dinner. It may not be the greatest fish dinner ever; but for Peru, In it provides a pretty decent option. The facility is clean and well-maintained; with a local sports bar ambiance. Our servers, Dani and Morgan, have been friendly and attentive. The opening cheesy bacon pub chips are tasty and shareable. We order the fish grilled, with butter on the side. The broccoli and rice make for satisfying accompaniments. Although one wouldn't trade this for a trip to the Gulf coast (this being a 3 or 4 star option in other areas); for mid-north Indiana, this is a decent choice for a fish dinner.
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1. Smitty McMusselman's Pub And Grub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Tim S
Nice busy party atmosphere for a night out. They have special menu items and offer nightly specials. They also have blue bands throughout the week. Nice options with wine and drinks. Lots of history in the old building it's in. If you eat upstairs you can see the Wabash river. Staff is great and attentive. Place is always busy but service is timely. Maybe some better training with the bar staff. My wife ordered a really common mixed drink and the bar didn't know what it was or how to make it. A customer had to go up and tell her how to make it after looking it up online....sad but amusing to watch. The bartender boasted she had been a bartender for years.....evidently she hasn't served many mixed drinks in all of those years. Definitely stop in and visit. Lunch is great too!! The portions are large. We usually have to get leftover containers to go.
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