Down home bliss. All the employees were SO friendly, and the food was great. I eat a fried tenderloin about once per year, and I feel privileged that this year it was at Shorty's Lunch.
For a mere $6.50 I received:
-A very soft, fresh bun to cradle 2 hand-breaded pork chop tenderloins.
-Green beans that were seasoned and delicious.
-Buttery mashed potatoes with a rich gravy that had chunks of pot roast in it...POT ROAST.
-A drink...whatever I wanted...milk, soda, coffee, tea, water.
This spot is only open for breakfast and lunch. Honestly, it's worth a 5 minute trip from the interstate to eat here. I might even bring a friend down from Indy sometime, under the guise of "let's go to the outlet malls in Edinburgh". It'll really be all about the tasty goodness of Shorty's. Essentially, a little pale blue house with a hand-painted sign next to a Cummins plant. It has cafeteria-style serving inside. Although it shows its age, the tables and floor were very clean. You can be in and out in 20 minutes, depending upon how fast you chew. I think it was cash only, but I'm not positive. I always pay with cash at mom and pop places so they don't lose any of the profit from my meal to a credit card company.
Most of the tables seat 4 people but some seat 6. Seems it would be a good place to come with kids for lunch because there will be no wait for the food and they can actually see their choices.