Penguin Point
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Penguin Point is a regional fast food chain in Indiana. Along with 14 fast food restaurants, it also has its own catering service. Although all the chain's current locations are within Indiana, it operated in Michigan in the past as well.
It is mostly know for its fresh chicken, Big Wally sandwiches, tenderloins, and its Idaho French Fries.
[edit] History
Penguin Point was originally founded by Wallace and Mary Stouder and his brother Lloyd and Heleta Stouder in 1950 in Wabash, Indiana.
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