Burgers, Wings, and Stardust

2017 New England, Indiana, Road Trip


Our Bloomington IN guides led us to their favorite burger place this evening. BuffaLouie’s occupies a storied location across the street from the Indiana University campus, once occupied by The Book Nook where Hoagie Carmichael wrote “Stardust”. It’s a popular watering hole and counter service restaurant that garnered national attention in 2011 when USA Today listed them on their Top Ten Wings Joints. We can vouch for tasty Traditional Wings, a yummy Original Burger, and crispy Homemade Chips. We opted for unsweetened iced tea but draft beer is another possibility for washing down this tasty fare. Yes, we rang the bell on the way out as an acknowledgement of the great service.


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