Indiana is a land of proud food traditions — we’re home to legendary
steakhouses, amazing breweries, classic diners, and much, much more.
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Indiana is a land of proud food traditions — we’re home to legendary
steakhouses, amazing breweries, classic diners, and much, much more. 


But here at the Holcomb Crew, there’s one Hoosier food tradition that stands
above the rest. 


The Indiana pork tenderloin. 


You know, the delicious, fried sandwich that’s frequently the size of your
head (with a normal sized bun, of course).

 

In fact, there’s probably no Hoosier who loves a good breaded pork tenderloin
more than Governor Holcomb. He’s got this list of his favorite places to enjoy
this classic Hoosier meal — and as we’re getting back out safely to our
favorite restaurants again, he wanted us to share it with you. 


It’s a long list (like we said, he really loves pork tenderloins), so get
ready for this mouth-watering tour across our state.
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* Edwards Drive In, Indianapolis - Originally opened as a Dog’n Suds
drive-in, Edwards has been serving their famous tenderloin since August 10,
1957. It’s a true Hoosier tradition and an absolute must-try — don’t forget to
order a side of their hand-dipped onion rings!
* Mr. Dave’s, North Manchester - Mr. Dave’s has been a North Manchester
institution since 1962. From a tenderloin to broasted chicken, you won’t leave
hungry.
* Nick’s English Hut, Bloomington - What a great American story. Founded by
Nick Hrisomalos, a Greek immigrant and entrepreneur with only a third-grade
education, IU students have been stopping by to get their tenderloin since 1927!
* Nick’s Kitchen, Huntington - This classic joint has been around since 1908,
with a claim to fame as the home of the original pork tenderloin. But they’ve
also got some fantastic homemade pies and hand-dipped shakes.
* Ray’s Drive In, Kokomo - They claim to be home to Indiana’s largest
tenderloin!
* The Friendly Tavern, Zionsville - It’s all in the name — their tagline is
“You are a stranger here but once." They serve up world-class hospitality
alongside their world-class Hoosier tenderloins.
* The Aristocrat, Broad Ripple - The first restaurant to ever offer patio
seating in Indy, you can wash down one of their amazing tenderloins with one of
the 60 delicious draft beers they have on tap!
* The Overlook Restaurant, Leavenworth - The only thing better than the view
at the Overlook? The food, of course. Enjoy a tenderloin when overlooking the
gorgeous Ohio River.
* Triple XXX Family Restaurant, West Lafayette - Famous for their root beer —
the perfect drink to wash down your tenderloin!
* Slippery Noodle Inn, Indianapolis - The Yeagy family has been serving up
delicious food and drinks for 50 years at Indiana’s oldest bar (it was
originally founded in 1850!). Stop by for some live music (socially distanced,
of course), and try out their jumbo tenderloin.
* Loughmillers, Indianapolis - Come for the great historic theme and location
(just across the street from the Statehouse!), stay for the great food.
* Mug N’ Bun Drive In, Indianapolis - The Mug N’ Bun had social distancing
down before it was cool. This Indy West Side drive-in is a great place to grab
some root beer and enjoy a tenderloin from your car!
* Workingman’s Friend, Indianapolis - Another great Indy joint, there’s no
better place to chow down after a hard day’s work.
* Storie’s, Greensburg - Serving homemade Indiana delicacies since 1977,
Storie’s is a small-town gem.
* Crossroads Family Restaurant, Versailles - They really do treat every
customer like they are a part of their family. Come on down to Versailles and
get a classic hand-tenderized pork tenderloin.
That’s our list for this week — did we miss the best pork tenderloin in
Indiana? Let us know your favorite place to get one below!
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Thanks for reading,


Holcomb Crew



 


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