Indi's Fast Food Restaurant

We haven't had Indi's in a few months. I was surprised by their new menu board in the drive through lane. It seems like they are under new management since the last time I was there. We ordered 2 - six piece spicy wings. The wings were some of the best I've ever had here. The wings were big, juicy, crispy, & spicy! Definitely will be back soon to get more!

On my first visit, I wasn't overly impressed with Indi's. And not much has changed. I ordered the 3 Chicken strips and a side of wedges. The strips were lightly coated (thankfully) but so anemic, they put 4 to the order. Flavor was good, but the strips aren't available "spicy". The wedges were coated with less breading than my first visit. Again, appreciated. Both items were served nice and hot. With A drink, the meal came in at under $9. Darius, working the drive through was a delight. Positive, friendly and wearing a big smile. He's the best part of the Indi's experience.

So I decided to give them another chance. Ha, wrong move. Chicken old and dry, potato wedges really old and very dry. Just look at the pictures, they speak for themselves!! And this was mid-day. The family that started Indi's had.ut going on, and since they sold it off it's pathetically deplorable at best. Shame, because their wedges and sides were some of the best this region ever had. Good luck finding something similar.

One day the inside is open the next it's drive-thru only. Either way, Indi's is a hit w/me. I always get the wings. My parents love the rib tips. I'm thankful they have survived Covid b/c this is a must have when I come in town.

Pulled in the drive thru maybe 30 minutes before close but was still greeted very promptly and she was patient.

Maybe order something else besides the "new" chicken strips. In my 33 years of life I've never been to an Indis. Decided to give it a try. Ordered 2 3 piece chicken strips with wedges as sides. One was supposed to be spicy, the other regular. They both came out the same and with tiny sides of bbq sauce for your tiny "chicken strips." My husband tasted them both and said they were the same sauce, so I certainly didn't get what I asked for. For both (no drink) the total was $8.99. You get what you pay for. Those "chicken strips" were not even chicken. They were worse than the quality of the $1 chicken sandwich you get elsewhere. The wedges were decent. For that price I think the 3 wedges were enough but honestly the strips weren't even chicken and you can't convince me otherwise. Do yourself a favor and don't order those. Otherwise the service was friendly albeit it a little slow. I never mind waiting a few extra minutes if my food is going to be hot/higher quality when I get it. Also I realize that I said the "strips" weren't chicken twice but I'm not editing it out. That's how disappointed we were in a place that calls themselves a chicken place and then serves that.

Prices didn't match the listed signs on the wall. Service as horrible. Wasn't open to feedback.

Love indi's. Better than kings and lee's. I always get 30 piece wings (or more) with wedges. Not into the sides too much. But they are my go to when im craving spicy wings. And the wings are great cold...especially for hangover day

I love Indi's and have for decades. I used to frequent the Broadway location all the time when I lived downtown years ago. I love that Jeffersonville has one. I don't make it here as much as I'd like because it's a bit out of my way. When it comes to fried chicken, especially the spicy, Indi's does it right. Back 'in the day', we'd rotate between Indi's on Broadway and the old King's Chicken at 21st/Broadway (not to be confused with Chicken King on East Broadway). Indi's was always my favorite. I hate having to order through that damn glass window, but it's worth it. It's cheap and delicious, when it's fresh. Like most, I love not only their chicken, but their wedges! They are my favorite. I like the mac and cheese, yams, greens, cheesy broccoli, and the peach cobbler. I've had the fried fish years ago and remember liking it as well.Another Yelper mentioned getting a keel and I agree with her. Most places like KFC don't even offer keels anymore (they quit in the 90's I think). I've always had good food and service at this location and today was no different. I went at lunchtime and got a 2 piece snack box with wedges and a roll for under $6. The service was friendly and efficient. I was overcharged by $1 for my drink and the manager watching the cashier caught it and brought it to my attention. She offered a refund and I told her I'd just pay the difference and get a side of peach cobbler, which was more than $1. She just gave me the cobbler and told me not to worry about it. I really appreciated her even noticing the error. That's how a business is supposed to be operated. If only all fast food restaurants could do this.The restaurant was clean to boot. My food was piping hot and fresh, but I did go at lunchtime. They are located in front of Kroger and Rural King on 10th Street. Worth a stop if you like fried chicken.

The food is good, but no one checks that your order is complete. The last 3 times, when I got home, an item listed on the receipt was missing.