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    Plainfield

    Mar 25, 2020 2 minutes
    BY KRISTEN FUHS WELLS

    EAT

    Just 10 years ago, the historic was relegated to the Indiana Landmarks “10 most endangered buildings” list. But the popular 1954 greasy spoon was restored in 2014 to movie-set perfection. Now its tenderloin appears on many top-10 lists extolling Oasis’s hearty meals, handcrafted sodas, mile-high desserts, and retro charm. Need to walk off the B&G? Hit the trail behind the building.

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