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Highland, Indiana Restaurants
While you’re visiting Highland, don’t forget to stop and enjoy a bite to eat. The Town Club on 45th was established in 1947 and has served Northwest Indiana for generations with their home-cooked entrees featuring delicious steaks and seafood, as well as Wednesday Night Tacos…a favorite for decades!
Traditions, in the heart of Highland’s downtown, is located in an 1898 structure that has been part of Highland’s heritage for 120 years. Since 1999 the Spain Family has welcomed residents and visitors alike with their “tradition” of fine food and a friendly, casual atmosphere. Highland boasts numerous other restaurants that have been serving the Region for decades, including Johnsen’s Blue Top, Langel’s Pizza, Monty’s Eatery & Pub and Miner-Dunn.
Visitors can choose from a variety of ethnic cuisines in Highland, too. Satisfy a craving for just about anything you’re hungry for: Italian, Mexican, Eastern European and, yes, even Peruvian fare. Whenever you’re hungry, Highland restaurants are ready to serve you…breakfast, lunch or dinner.
