…the Lincoln Square Pancake House in Greenfield, Indiana is more like a small town independent diner. This group of 9 restaurants has a fascinating story. The restaurants are scattered around central Indiana, and unlike other chains no two buildings are alike in design nor size. They are the result of decades of hard work of George Katris , first generation Greek immigrant who came to North America at age 18, where he bussed tables in Toronto.
Hoosier tradition breaded tenderloin
Yummy waffles covered with goodies
Fast forward to today, and the Katris family still owns and operates the restaurants. A diner? Yes, in the typical definition of good food and lots of it! Sher and I were told of the Lincoln Square Pancake House by one of the shop proprietors. We got there at 2:00 PM with an hour to spare. The restaurants, in true pancake/breakfast tradition, open at 7:00 AM and close at 3:00 PM.
Sher and I enjoyed very tasty and very filling meals. We’ll look for other Lincoln Square Pancakes Houses as we travel around Indiana.
Roadtirement 
Oohhh the food looks too delicious! ❤️
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😂 you’d love this place John. Breakfast fare while it’s open! 🍳🥞🧇🥓
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That’s the main attraction for me, yummy omlettes and more!
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😂😂 that’s what I figured! 😉
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Everyone loves a good omlette, right!
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Never mind the pancakes and waffles. I’ll take one of those breaded tenderloins.
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Those tenderloins are hard to beat! Thanks for sharing! 👍😀
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We used to have a Lincoln Square here, but it closed years ago. I liked the food.
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Kokomo? Their first one?
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That was the place. It was on US 31 if I remember correctly. We loved to eat breakfast there.
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According to the history on the website Kokomo was open from ‘85 to’95/96. The link is in our post. It’s a pretty interesting history. Thanks for sharing! 😀
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yum and thanks for sharing; – btw are you doing day trips or are you back on the road more long-term?
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We’re doing mostly short trips, 2 days max. Tentative longer trips after one of our sons gets married in August.
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that sounds like something to look forward to, both of it.
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🙂 🙂
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Breaded tenderloin? Is that what we all in the south refer to as “Chicken Fried Steak?” Whatever you call it, them’s good eatin’.
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Not sure, but prob’ly the same. But as you say, good eating no matter. Thanks for the visit and the comment!
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Did you have an answer for “How come there are no knock-knock jokes about America”? If I remember correctly it’s “Freedom rings!” So I guess we need a Ring Ring joke:
Ring Ring
¿Hola?
¿Cómo es esto?
America.
¿Americano quién?
¡Ningún americano queue!
¿Quien entonces?
¡America la BELLA!
The food looks tasty.
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Great joke, and oh yes it was very tasty!
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🖤🔥🔥
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