Lunch at a Small Town Pizzeria

I got together with two of my besties yesterday for lunch, Lisa and Kathy. Since Lisa moved to Indy last August and would have the longer drive to meet us, we chose to meet at a small town between Indy and West Lafayette that had a pizzeria with a reputation for really good food. (Which was very true - it was excellent.)

But, it was a small town and the restaurant physically reflected that. It was tiny with only three tables for seating.

And in walk a woman using a walker, another woman with an 84 pound guide dog, and a third woman who is holding doors for them all and helping to find a place to sit. We took up a quarter of the inside space just like that! 

We got settled at the table most out of the way so we wouldn't block the flow of people too badly, put my walker in a corner, and then Tate went under the table and immediately went to sleep. 

The staff didn't even blink at a bunch of non-locals coming in and taking over a good part of the restaurant. The service was excellent and the food delicious. The company was even better and we spent an hour and a half catching up and chatting. And when we were ready to leave, a staff member came over and took our picture for us.

Buck Creek Pizza at Dayton Station, you were the best. We will be back. Thank you!

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