It was a beautiful day, so the wife and I decided to drive and try out the groggy goat taproom in…read moreMartinsville. It's a very cute little place with lots of liquors and beers to choose from. It's owned by the same person who owns the Greek pizzeria, which is next door. The food menu is from the Greek pizzeria. We split a sausage and pepperoni sub. It was really good. The service was tremendous, the server met us with a nice smile went over the menu with us, checked up on us several times and welcomed us back when we finished we definitely will be back.

I love the groggy goat! The people who work there are awesome, drinks and food are always sooo…read moregood, and the vibes & atmosphere I never complain about:) recommend going for sure!! Service is great too!!

Best brewery in town, menu is diverse and they're always coming out with new specials, great…read moreatmosphere and family friendly

Not the best experience. Burger of the month, skip it!!!…read more The fried onions tasted stale and burger overcooked Coleslaw had to much mayonnaise Bbq nachos had lots of toppings until a bone almost broke my tooth:( Waiter was not friendly or attentive, they were not busy yet he ran around like a chicken with his head cut off. Not sure what's going on but hopefully next time it's better

First was the great customer service that my husband and I received! The jalapeño popper was…read moredelicious! I've never tasted one that good in all the jalapeños poppers that I've tried! The barbecue was Amazing! Thank you for the great experience!!

We were in Nashville, Indiana for a few days and we were looking for something a little different…read morefor lunch and we found this little bar. We went in and there were too many people in there so the waitress service was really quick. I ordered a brisket sandwich and my friend ordered a baked potato that was loaded. They had a beer and wine so I ordered a glass of wine and my friend ordered a beer. My sandwich came and it was huge and very very sloppy in a good way! With my sandwich I had a side of baked beans. The sandwich was fantastic and the baked beans were okay. My friend liked her spud as well and it was also huge. It was a pub with an outside patio and I hear they also do music some of the time on the patio but we were there midday and there was no music at that time. We will definitely try this pub again and try something else on the menu next time.

At Axle's Garage Tap you'll find a very find selection of brews. We were here for a bite to eat, a…read moredrink to sip and to meet friends. It was a short visit, but Axle's Garage Tap was a highlight. We were in town staying at Bottleworks. We walked by once or twice in the evening and the entire place was hopping! I imagine this place does an amazing business. We went during the day and it was pretty subdued. If you happen to be staying at Bottleworks and are in the mood for a brew, walk across the way, order a brew and chill. It's a nice way to pass some time.

Great little bar in the Garage. Server was friendly and enjoyed the Ash & Elm Cider. Revolution…read moreBrewery's Freedom Lemonade was refreshing. I wish I could have had two

I didn't know this place existed but am glad I do now! This is a hole in the wall type dive, with a…read moresuper friendly staff and a great selection & variety of craft beer.  We stopped by in the middle of the day during the weekend & all the other patrons were regulars and people who work in the attached strip mall. Very chill, local vibe. Plus, you can bring in your own food! 10/10

Trivia, lots of great local music, and great beers! Highly recommend this hidden gem on the west…read moreside of Bloomington.

During all the time I was clearing out my late father's home in Putnam County, I really wanted to…read morecheck out Central Normal Tap in Danville. The timing just never worked. However, on a recent trip back to visit my parents' grave, I finally got the chance to stop in and check it out for a bit. Central Normal Tap is basically a laid-back, charming pub and grill with solid dining options, craft beer, spirits, and a terrifically friendly vibe. I'm not sure if terrifically is really a word, but I'm sticking with it. Located on the east side of the Danville Town Square, this is a great place to hit if you're doing some visiting of the town square (and you should). It's not an all-day joint. It's really from evening into the night hours. The town square offers free parking (with accessible option). While there are stores on the square that are not accessible, Central Normal Tap is pretty darn good (some of the tables are a bit high and there are a handful of booths that have a step up). Dining options include pretzels, wings, flatbreads, and more. I didn't spend a whole lot of time here, but I enjoyed the time I spent. The vibe was a nice tapestry of smaller town charm with a modern energy. The food was tasty, and the service was absolutely top-notch. I would easily return, though I might avoid when it's super busy as I could imagine accessibility being a bit more challenging just due to the layout. For those who wonder (I love origin stories), the name comes from Central Normal College, a former college that moved from Ladoga, Indiana to Danville, Indiana in the 19th century and lasted until just after World War II. It's a part of Danville/Hendricks County history (you can learn more about it at the Hendricks County Museum).

The BEST Loaded Fries around!! I have been craving them ever since... The pizza was great too! But…read morethe best part about our visit was the server/bartender/cashier - she was doing it all and was simply amazing!

Great food and service and 8 bucks for total meal at lunch and 2 beers. Great fish nuggetsread more

Neighborhood dive bar friendly people. Great specials from 1pm to 3pm dollar fifty domestics and…read morehalf price appetizers. They pour a good drink too! Chicken wings are good also have tried the walleye nuggets!

Great Place! You will be missed Mike. The Sinkhole has Amazing customer service and the atmosphere…read moreand environment is just right. I recommend anyone to go check it out. It's a good time.

This place is exactly what the name implies, however it is the best sinkhole possible. Beer is…read moregood, atmosphere is phenomenal, and BYOF is lowkey gas. Good place, 5 stars.

Great food, beers, service. Kitchen open late, good prices, solid beer choices. Always stop here…read morewhen in town visiting kiddo at BSU. Only downside: have to be 21. That must be IN law- Oh well. 100% recommend, regardless of the age limit.

This place is a local staple. They've got great bar food and a large variety of beer to choose from…read moreall at great prices. Service is usually pretty good here too!

Charming little cafe with good midwestern breakfast items. Excellent prices and 99 cent coffee!…read moreLunch menu looked good too. The staff were hardworking, friendly and attentive. I had the breakfast platter with a bowl of gravy on the side and ended up ordering extra biscuits - worth every carb! Room for groups of 4-10. Pet friendly with street side dining available and definitely kid friendly. True gluten free and vegan folks might struggle a bit but vegetarians would be ok. The fried potatoes were excellent. We will add this to our places to return in this area.

It was pure luck finding this place. I happen to be looking at the building numbers while driving…read moredown the street looking for something else when I noticed this new restaurant. They opened in May of 2022 and I just now saw it even though there are a couple of tables on the sidewalk. I ordered the Turkey Club on the Croissant because it was a hot sandwich. The sandwich consisted of thin sliced turkey, crisp bacon, Swiss cheese, honey mustard, mayo, lettuce and tomato served on a flaky croissant. It was a very good sandwich except there was too much mayo for me. It was dripping off and making for a messy eating. No worries, I will hold the mayo next time. The sandwich came with "house" chips which were plain kettle potato chips. Now for the truly great find, desserts. Their desserts are not listed on the menu and some are by the pay counter, some in a little refrigerator and some in a "jewelry" case. I ordered the Chocolate Caramel Hole Cake out of the refrigerator. A "hole" cake has holes in it with, in this case, caramel poured into the holes. Absolutely the bomb! PLUS, I was served two pieces because the server thought the portions were small and got the bosses' permission to serve me two. Many thanks!