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This historic facility is the one of its kind banquet and meeting center situated near the Indiana Dunes. You and your guests be impressed with the amazing vintage interior design. The surrounded woods, picturesque landscape grounds, intimate gazebos, and colorful gardens add more to the events. Come and check the results of our many years of experience in the industry. As always we will continue the tradition of quality and service to our guests, an accomplishment of great pride.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 333 N Mineral Springs Rd, Porter, IN 46304
Phone: (219) 934-7677
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Uno Pizzeria and Grill – Indiana Dunes
333 N. Mineral Springs Rd. Porter, IN 46304 · [email protected] · 219-934-7677.
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Spa Special Events Center – Indiana Dunes
333 N. Mineral Springs Rd. Porter, IN 46304 · [email protected] · 219-934-7677.
Reviews
Forrest Fairchild
Brought the family in for what we thought would be a fun meal after driving all day to the Dunes. Spoiler alert: we were wrong. On the positive note, the hotel next-door was great.
Started off Strong, Friendly and easily check in at the hotel — then went to the restaurant which was a major mistake. It took an impressive amount of time just to get a kids menu. Because, you know, kids love waiting. Then we saw milk on the restaurant menu. Classic, right? Asked for some and were casually told, “We don’t have milk.” Oh okay, cool cool… just figured we’d shoot our shot with an imaginary beverage listed right there in print.
Next, my fiancée asked for a Mountain Dew. Silly us! They serve Pepsi products, but somehow skipped over one of Pepsi’s top sellers. That’s like a movie theater running out of popcorn but still proudly serving soda.
Still trying to give the place a chance, we asked the server what specials they had. Her response was basically the human version of a shrug. No interest. No effort. Just vibes — bland, uninterested vibes.
To lighten the mood, I asked her what she recommended to do in the Indiana Dunes area. Her helpful travel tip? “Google it.” Ma’am… are you a server or just the human embodiment of a 404 error?
Since Uno’s allegedly known for their deep dish pizza, I figured I’d ask about it. You’d think I inquired about a tuna sandwich by her tone. No sparkle, no suggestion, no “this is what we’re known for!” — just a half-hearted “yeah it’s a deep dish.” Riveting.
We ordered anyway (because we were trapped at that point), and of course the food didn’t all come out together. My fiancée and her little one got theirs first — brought by another server who flat-out said, “I’m not sure where your server ran off to.” Amazing. At least she was nice and seemed slightly more alive than our original one.
Eventually, our server reappears like she’d just returned from a long hike and looks at me confused, like “You don’t have your pizza?” Nope! No pizza. No pan. No clue. Thanks for noticing though.
The restaurant was mostly empty — which makes perfect sense now. If you’re craving overpriced food served with a side of indifference and mystery service gaps, this is your spot.
Otherwise, take your appetite and sanity somewhere else. Preferably anywhere that serves milk and enthusiasm and is known for specials and pizza! Was very disappointed. I would not recommend this location. If I known all this I would have Avoided it altogether not sure how any hell it has a 4.6 star rating?
… moreStarted off Strong, Friendly and easily check in at the hotel — then went to the restaurant which was a major mistake. It took an impressive amount of time just to get a kids menu. Because, you know, kids love waiting. Then we saw milk on the restaurant menu. Classic, right? Asked for some and were casually told, “We don’t have milk.” Oh okay, cool cool… just figured we’d shoot our shot with an imaginary beverage listed right there in print.
Next, my fiancée asked for a Mountain Dew. Silly us! They serve Pepsi products, but somehow skipped over one of Pepsi’s top sellers. That’s like a movie theater running out of popcorn but still proudly serving soda.
Still trying to give the place a chance, we asked the server what specials they had. Her response was basically the human version of a shrug. No interest. No effort. Just vibes — bland, uninterested vibes.
To lighten the mood, I asked her what she recommended to do in the Indiana Dunes area. Her helpful travel tip? “Google it.” Ma’am… are you a server or just the human embodiment of a 404 error?
Since Uno’s allegedly known for their deep dish pizza, I figured I’d ask about it. You’d think I inquired about a tuna sandwich by her tone. No sparkle, no suggestion, no “this is what we’re known for!” — just a half-hearted “yeah it’s a deep dish.” Riveting.
We ordered anyway (because we were trapped at that point), and of course the food didn’t all come out together. My fiancée and her little one got theirs first — brought by another server who flat-out said, “I’m not sure where your server ran off to.” Amazing. At least she was nice and seemed slightly more alive than our original one.
Eventually, our server reappears like she’d just returned from a long hike and looks at me confused, like “You don’t have your pizza?” Nope! No pizza. No pan. No clue. Thanks for noticing though.
The restaurant was mostly empty — which makes perfect sense now. If you’re craving overpriced food served with a side of indifference and mystery service gaps, this is your spot.
Otherwise, take your appetite and sanity somewhere else. Preferably anywhere that serves milk and enthusiasm and is known for specials and pizza! Was very disappointed. I would not recommend this location. If I known all this I would have Avoided it altogether not sure how any hell it has a 4.6 star rating?
Randy Magley
Got the 16″ thin crust and cheese garlic bread. Both were tasty and the service was terrific.
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