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Since February 11th 1965, Arni’s has been serving fresh and delicious food with a friendly smile. When you come to Arni’s you’re getting more than just a good meal, you’re experiencing one of Indiana’s finest restaurant traditions. Family and friends all gather here to experience the feel-good environment, great service and the one of a kind thin crust pizza.
Thin crust pizza has always been a staple on Arni’s menu, but their restaurants also serve subs, sandwiches, salads, burgers, pasta, desserts and so much more! Arni’s also owns and operates its own commissary kitchen and distribution company, Linarco Distributing, that supplies food products and supplies to its own restaurants.
Arni had a philosophy to serve great food at a reasonable price, by employees that treat customers with respect, in return, your business will succeed. Even more important was his approach to the community. He believed that if Arni’s took care of the community, the community will in turn take care of you. This philosophy has been a pretty successful one that has helped Arni’s become one of Indiana’s community restaurants and grow to 18 locations throughout the state.
With locations throughout Indiana including Lafayette, West Lafayette, Indianapolis, Greenwood, Columbus, Lebanon, Frankfort, Monticello, Rossville, Crawfordsville, Rensselaer, Pine Village, Floyds Knobs and New Albany; you are bound to find a location near you to get all of your Arni’s favorites.
Arni’s also offers full shipping of products all over the United States. To have one of Indiana’s finest traditions shipped straight to your door, visit our website.
Arni's sits on the square on Washington Street with street parking directly in front of the restaurant. The hostess will seat you at either a 4-top table or...
We have been going to Arni's since day one when they opened up in Frankfort...Oh I don't know 20+ years ago. That is still our number one place to eat lunch...
Wrong Pizza AGAIN!!! I have called 5 times...When is management going to take ownership of the poor output/Quality Control... Lafayette is worth the drive...