Broadway Diner

We like to older time feel of the Broadway Diner. The servers are always nice, prices are reasonable and food has always been great, very satisfying and a rather large menu for such a place. Bathrooms are not very nice and several times there has been no toilet paper available. They are also very run down and out of dateI really appreciate this place because it reminds me of the old diners from the 60's and that's good memories for me

Nice little diner. Small town and local flavor. It was seat yourself and the waitress was right there with a menu and drink order. I had the 3 piece broasted chicken with mashed potatoes for about $14. I came out in about minutes and was nice and hot! It was good but could have used a few more spices but overall a good meal. I should ah e order the 2 piece as I couldn't finish the 3 pieces. I would recommend to anyone I. The area to stop in and enjoy a nice small town lunch.

I was in Fortville this afternoon, and I decided to stop by the Broadway Diner for a late lunch. I'd been there for breakfast several years ago, and I remembered the food as being decent. With all the construction on Broadway, it was a little difficult getting into the parking lot, but manageable. It was 3pm on a Monday and only a couple of other customers were in the restaurant. I sat at the counter and was greeted right away by a friendly server. I considered breakfast, but decided on a Swiss Mushroom Burger with French Fries and Ice water. Total price with tax $12.27. The best part of my meal was the toasted bun, melted swiss cheese, and mushrooms. The burger was dry and lacked taste. The fries were okay, but undercooked. I wished that I had ordered something else. Maybe Boasted Chicken. To be fair, I'll give the meal 3 stars. Service was very good. 5 Stars. My biggest disappointment was the cleanliness of the place. Because I sat at the counter, I had a good view of the kitchen and food preparation area. The kitchen is somewhat "okay", but definitely needs a serious deep cleaning. The men's room was horrendous. It's hard to believe that the owners of Broadway Diner tolerate the condition of this rest room - Dark, hot, and filthy. 0 or negative Stars. There is a local feel at the Broadway Diner, and the staff is friendly, fast, and efficient. This place is just another "hole in the wall". A place where local friends/retired people can "hang out" drink coffee and tell stories.

Their food, for the most part, is pretty good. The biggest drawback is that most of their food is deep fried!

I was greeted by a friendly waitress who told me to sit wherever I liked. I ordered the Down Home Favorites 2 scrambled eggs with sausage links and dry wheat toast. I use jelly on my toast. Everything was served hot. Sometimes the eggs or sausage links come lukewarm because they precook them. Everything was prepared to order. Everything tasted delicious. Dana was the waitress and her service was excellent. She let me know I can pay at the table. Dana brought over a handheld device which made the check out process quick and easy. This is a tasty local diner.

The Broadway Diner doesn't look like much from the outside but who cares about the exterior when what you want is inside!You can find diners in most small towns. They are gems that create feuds on which small town has the best diner and the Broadway Diner falls in to that category. It is my favorite place for breakfast, hands down. I am a breakfast guy. I love everything there is about breakfast. The eggs, the bacon, the biscuits & gravy... I can't get enough. I am not here to talk about Broadway Diner's amazing breakfast though. I am here to shout to the masses and hold aloft one of the dishes that makes Indiana well, Indiana. I am, of course, talking about the breaded tenderloin.I judge a place on their breaded tenderloin. If I order a breaded tenderloin, and a perfectly shaped puck the same size as the bun, I can tell you a few things. First, the owner is probably not a native Hoosier. Second, they probably buy their breaded tenderloins, mass produced, frozen, and by the case. Thirdly, the cook is dare I say, lazy... gasp. I am happy to say the breaded tenderloins at Broadway Diner are one of those! The pound the pork flat, think , and the size of a plate. They then bread it and deep fry it until golden brown. If you think that is all there is to it, you are sadly wrong. You can get a slice of soy, gooey, melted American cheese on top if you want. Normal fixings are lettuce, tomato, sliced onions, and mayo, though the sky is the limit with toppings.I was on my way home, when the craving hit and luckily Broadway Diner was on my way home. I walked in and sat on a stool at the counter. I ordered my breaded tenderloin with lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo all on the side... with a side of fries. I didn't know it, but they had been hit with a couple of big to go orders and the kitchen was making beaded tenderloins as fast as they could. I sat at the counter, sipping on my soda, while I waited for my ordered to be ready. Once it was ready, I paid and made my way home. That first bite... mmmm... hot, juicy, salty, and satisfying. I sat on the couch eating my sandwich, dipping my fries in ketchup, and drinking my Pepsi. Life was good.Broadway Diner is among the best of the diners I have been to. I love their breaded tenderloins, and you need to stop and enjoy one too. Oh, and their breakfast is awesome too!

Even though Fortville is under attack by a road diet(means the roads are under construction) its still worth a trip to the Broadway Diner in Fortville, ind. They ate known for the GIANT hand made breaded tenderloin. Its the perfect match of pounded tenderloin with breading. The best way to eat it? Cut the tenderloin in two and stack both sides on the bun. They also are known for their broasted chicken and pork chop. There is always a delicious daily menu as well. Worth the trip!

Great food and service. A must try if passing through fortville! Amazing BPT and broasted chicken is delicious as well!

The tenderloin wasn't huge. It wasn't one of those bigger than your plate BPT, but it was tasty and a good size. The Onion Straws were the best thing about the meal today and the prices were reasonable not expensive like the neighboring towns here. My wife and I split the dinner. We got a large tenderloin the straws and two drinks for under $20. Our waitress was nice too highly recommend this place. I'm going back.

Food always great!!! Best tenderloins around. Salads are great as well. Love those homemade croutons.