Steve's Place

The Pork Tenderloin Sandwich Is Spectacular! If you enjoy or crave a great pork tenderloin sandwich, Steve's needs to be your go to place. We visited back in July and had to stop in again for lunch earlier this week. It's a small place at the end of a strip mall with plenty of parking. Inside is just like most strip mall diners, nothing real noteworthy. The servers here are great, especially Georgie! A tiny lady who's as friendly as can be, that can steer you to whatever you have a taste for. She hooked us on the tenderloin sandwich in July and had no trouble convincing me to try the soup on this visit. My wife ordered the Hoosier which is the pork tenderloin sandwich with a side of fruit ($12.99). I had a cup of the Chicken Tortellini Soup (maybe $4.00) and a Side Salad with Italian dressing ($4.99). The Hoosier is deep fried with a lightly seasoned breading, served on a toasted bun, with lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles and mayo if requested. A little crunchy on the outside, moist and tender inside. The pic's say it all! The fruit was fresh, cold and delicious. My soup had a very rich flavor, thick with chicken in a thicker tomato broth with a few tortellini. The side salad had all the usual components, fresh and crisp and a good tasting Italian dressing. The combo was a perfect lunch. They also have tap and bottled beer and wine at very fair prices. Don't pass this place up! Great, Once Again! 11-29-23 We stopped in for lunch and Steve's hit the mark again. My wife had the Hoosier Sandwich ($13.99) again. A monstrously huge savory, juicy breaded pork tenderloin sandwich with a fresh fruit cup side. I had the Steve Junior Salad ($10.99). Crispy lettuce topped with an abundance of ham, turkey, hard boiled egg, mozzarella cheese, red onion and croutons. I selected the Italian Dressing which was a little creamy, very flavorful and not as vinegary as Italian dressings typically are. We should have split either the sandwich or the salad as there is plenty there for two. Great job Steve's!

Pride in food & service shows. Most of the menu is made in house & the seafood is local. Portions are huge. Grouper salads & pork tenderloin were excellent! Sweet & Plain Iced Tea available. It was good & a nice southern touch—the waitress offered a cup of tea to go at the end of the meal! Reminiscent of your favorite diner.

A group of nine of us was told about how great Steve's place was, but our friends told us that because it's a small place they might not be able to accommodate our group I called a day ahead to find out and they told us yes to come in the next day. When we got there, we were sat down, and our orders were taken right away. A few minutes passed and our orders were all brought to us. Everyone in our group was really surprised how great the meals were. The portions were rather large and the price of each meal was affordable. Our waitress, Debbie, stopped by our table a few times to make sure everything was all right. Everyone in our group agreed that we all would highly recommend Steve's Place as a wonderful place to eat.

Since it is still "off season", we were able to walk in and sit down for lunch (won't be like that in another month). The waitress was friendly and helpful and the food was very good. I had a Philly cheese steak sandwich. It was delivered very hot which is always nice. There was a good amount of tasty meat and the cheese was well melted. The French fries were also good but the coleslaw was some of the best I've had in a long time. I'm pretty sure anyone that visits here will leave pleased and full.

So I thought I submitted this, but I don't see it listed and I can't not share. My wife and I stopped by here on a Saturday morning for breakfast. Wife had to have pancakes. We found the place and my first impression was so-so. It's in a strip plaza, plain jane kinda place. We went in, grabbed a table and then the fun began. The wait staff treated us like we were long-lost friends. My wife asked if she should get a short stack and the waitress straight up said "you only want one". She turned around, grabbed the plate of another patron (she obviously knew the person) and showed us the size of the pancake. It was as big as the plate and 1/2" thick. I had corned beef hash and toast and had to take some with me. It was more than I could eat myself. Lots of food, great prices, fun staff, small diner feel and an overall fun experience. If you are in the area and want real, freshly cooked food (and lots of it), you'll love this place. We'll be going back for their wonderful dinner foods. Can't wait!