The Incredible Indiana Restaurant That's Way Out In The Boonies But So Worth The Drive
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Courtney Johnston
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Some of the best places to visit in Indiana are hard to find. While we are proud of our bustling cities, we love our small towns and the hidden gems inside of them. For another hidden gem you have to visit, check out this incredible restaurant that’s practically in the middle of nowhere.
20th Century Restaurant is a little-known restaurant in Milford, located off of Highway 6. This hidden gem is easy to miss — but well worth a drive.
Even people who drive the route regularly tend to miss this delicious cafe. 20th Century Restaurant has been in Milford for 48 years and offers great food at great prices. Best of all, you'll instantly feel at home in the cozy atmosphere of this friendly restaurant.
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This cafe is a throwback to simpler times and the vintage decor will have you feeling nostalgic for some of your favorite childhood diners.
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The breakfast here is unbeatable with heaping portions and inventive homemade dishes, like their signature crepes. Their coffee is also fresh and delicious.
You'll also find good old fashioned comfort food for lunch and dinner, with items like fried chicken, ham and bean soup, and even cornbread.
You'll also find Indiana favorites here, like the traditional fried tenderloin sandwich —
and it's enormous! Their pies are also homemade and should not be passed up!
Next time you find yourself near Milford, be sure to take a drive out to this fantastic local restaurant. You'll find it at 19964 US Hwy 6, Milford, IN 46542.
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