Harvey Hinklemeyers

We've been coming to Harvey's for years when we are in town to visit and it's consistently good and a good value! Easy parking and lots of seating (harder for very large groups but still doable) with vintage decor throughout. The breadsticks are a major hit every time and a must get - lightly salted on the outside and always warm and fresh! I have loved the pizza bagels for years and always end up with leftovers. The bagel is just soft and perfectly chewy and it comes with cheese and pepperoni that are melted and warm! This time my family also tried Stromboli and were pleased to be able to customize it! Definitely a great spot for lunch or a casual dinner!

Friendly..fast service. Personal size pizzas are excellent! Italian pasta really good especially with their great breadsticks and cheese. Brownies are great..a little expensive but the best I've had in town.

I love this place. I'm serious when I say "THE BEST BREADSTICKS IN TOWN." The menu selection is pretty varied also. Pizza, pasta, some mexican dishes as well. Service has always been good here. Come about 2-3 times a month.

My son and I met my elderly parents here for lunch. For my son and I, the food was acceptable. I ordered a Stromboli, my son a small pizza. We each ordered one trip to the salad bar. We were each given one small bowl. The salad bar had a variety of items for toppings, but the lettuce (all plain iceberg) had brown edges. Our small bowls were deeper than wide, so that pretty much eliminated being able to get potato salad, veggies, fruit, etc into that one bowl without it being all piled up and mixed together. It was also expensive for the size and quality of salad. Our pizza and sandwiches were standard fare, but they were served hot and we liked the sausage they used. My elderly dad really likes eating here, but then he actually prefers cheap and poor-quality diners (think Denny's) and fast food over chef quality food and gourmet fare. He was happy to eat his little pizza and bread sticks with canned nacho cheese. Decor here is nothing special. They have a few posters and memorability on the walls, booths and regular tables. It is a bit loud echo-y for table conversation. Not exactly dirty, but not spotless either. Restrooms could use a good cleaning and salt/pepper/catsup items on the table needed to be wiped down. I have eaten at HH in the past...my impression has always been about the same. Ok food, a bit expensive for what you get, nothing special here.

Horrible service. My Dad ordered a chimichanga. The waitress asked beef, beef/cheese, or chicken. He orders chicken. I order a personal pizza. They bring my dad a burrito and then tell him the chimichanga does not come in chicken. Don't you think you would say something before bringing out a completely different meal!!! I ended up having to ask for my pizza and was then told they dropped it and had to make a new one. My pizza did not even come out until AFTER my Dad was done eating. They did not offer a discount and was not very apologetic. I was visiting my Dad from out of state and when I go back to Kokomo I won't waste my money coming to this place.

Great food at a cute little place in a nice little town! Eclectic vintage decor and a wide variety on the menu. Definitely worth the stop!

Good XL size pizza but rather expensive. We ordered a deluxe pizza for four people and salad bar. Way too much food for four people. I would recommend getting either pizza or salad bar but not both. We took home most of the pizza. The pizza could use a little more sauce and cheese but otherwise was good. The service was very good. Our waitress was very attentive to our table. I plan to return and try some of the sandwiches.

With other options I just couldn't understand ever going to this place. From the service to the food it's all worse than McDonalds and I hate McDonalds. One in our group ordered a roast beef sandwich and it was literally meet and bread. I was told that they did not sell turkey because there was no turkey button on the machine LOL. Took an hour for terrible and expensive food.

Okay well the customer service doesn't exist they don't even talk to you at all and one of the waiter is just rude as flip why she look me up and down when you order walk by all rude boy don't even get me started with the food it was actually so bad it was so oily and greasy the table was sticky and gross, my friend was drinking his tea and he felt something solid. They also have the place look like they play rock and roll and have a bunch of rock and roll stuff but only play country boy what the hell. Call Gordon Ramsey

I haven't been to Harvey's in years.... the last time I went it was for salad bar and pizza. Well, you can say goodby to the salad bar, since covid it is still sitting idol and not in use. The menu still reflects the salad bar as an item so there's that. I didn't see anywhere that you can order a salad but the neighboring table got one so I must have missed that on the menu somewhere. The front of the menu now displays a note that expenses have gone up 20% recently but that the current menu prices are 5% more than what the menu represents, that they are considering what to do in the future regarding that 20%.. that's not word for word but I didn't get a picture and that was the gist of it. I can understand having a price change as I've seen another small local restaurant recently raise their prices slightly as well. I felt like it was a lot of words to say... please appreciate that we haven't marked up the price a full 20%, but we may be doing that in the near future. Now to the food. My parents ordered first, dad said he'd have the Stromboli, mom said she would have the same and I ordered the Heapin Harvey. The waitress repeated our order back so quickly and quietly all we heard was Stromboli and Harvey and she was gone in a flash. None of us were sure what she had said and we didn't see her again until we were almost finished eating. When our food arrived there were 2 sandwiches, 1 Stromboli and one Harvey. We told the lady that delivered it that there should have been 2 Stromboli's and she must have misunderstood, she said ok and left. No one came back to let us know another sandwich was being prepared, etc and after waiting a bit my parents split the sandwich they had been given & began to eat. No one came by to check on us, refill drinks, etc during this time. When they were finished with that sandwich someone different brought another Stromboli to the table and just dropped it off. They split that the same as the previous one and as we were nearly finishing our waitress showed back up to see if we needed anything. Then again as we finished our last bites she came back again to ask if we needed anything. It would have been super nice if the waitress had simply come past our table and let us know she misunderstood that they each wanted their own sandwich and checked on us sometime during our meal. We could see her milling about and talking to other employees but she never made the rounds to check on us. She didn't seem overly busy with other tables, just never came our way. The food was better than I expected but not amazing. I'm not a big fan of sausage but I did like the crumbly sausage on the Heapin Harvey. The sauce was almost indecernable, I knew it was there because I could see a little of it, but there wasn't enough to add to the flavor. I kind of expected the sandwich to taste a little like pizza on a bun but without much flavor from the sauce I didn't get that. I forgot to ask for no black olives but there wasn't an abundance of them so I was able to pick them off. I might try the sandwich again, but would be tempted to ask for more sauce. I really do wish they would bring their soup and salad bar back. I only know of a couple of place with salad bars now and miss having more options of places to go for a diy salad.