Legends - Elkhart

The restaurant was quite empty on game day, and getting to the parking lot was a bit of a hassle. However, the food was excellent and reasonably priced. Here's a quick breakdown: Price per person: $10–20, Food: 5/5, Service: 5/5, Atmosphere: 3/5.

The restaurant has a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The menu offers plenty of options to satisfy any appetite, and I've always enjoyed nothing less than excellent meals and desserts here. Both the men’s and women’s basketball coaches' radio shows are broadcast on-site, adding to the lively environment. You can genuinely feel the presence of God and the Blessed Mother both inside and outside the restaurant. Be sure to plan your visit soon—you'll leave feeling energized! God bless the Catholic community and the Holy Cross Order. You won't want to miss this place! For vegetarians, Legends offers a diverse selection of salads, soups, and other dishes to satisfy your cravings. As for parking, there’s plenty of space available on non-game days. It's also a very kid-friendly venue—children and parents alike will find themselves wanting to return again and again. Families truly thrive here!

Great restaurant, right on the parking lot of the Stadium. They used to have an awesome tailgate but since covid it hasn't been the same. Would definitely eat at the restaurant but sad we have to find a new tailgate place. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Great place for a beer during a Notre Dame game. Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Burger

The only way to improve this place would be a complete renovation. I was already doubtful because the building is a one-story, outdated structure, but I thought, it's right in the parking lot of the most prestigious university nearby, so it must be decent, or else these wealthy patrons would be complaining. Perhaps they like it, or maybe they're just avoiding it. The layout of the restaurant is odd and quite dull. They tried to add a trendy touch with exposed Edison bulbs, but it still feels like an old Bennigan's. We actually considered leaving as soon as we sat down, but unfortunately, we stayed and ended up spending $107 for four people—without any drinks. The only redeeming quality here is the service; the staff is friendly, but that’s about it. My medium-well burger was actually rare, and the food overall was just average—nothing to write home about. I could go on, but in short, my answer is no.