This is a friendly and reasonable bar that's A bit local. Most of the clientele are both blue and…read morewhite collar workers. So if you want a bat with some grit this is a good place. They don't suffer fools but they treat you like a local when you come into town now and then.

Great place to relax and have a chat with old and new friends. Taaaco Tuesdays need to become a…read moremore frequent trip for us. Good prices for anywhere in urban Indy.

First time coming and when you enter it feels cute and quaint. We were seated and got the wings and…read moreI'm dumplings or something like that. A little disappointed that just about everything had pork in it BUT the waitress explained that we could totally get vegetarian or vegan options. She was great! Above all it was delicious. Keep it Strange!

I had very high hopes coming here after all of the awesome reviews on this place, and I left a…read morelittle bit disappointed, because I personally don't think my experience lived up to the hype. We came in on a Friday night at 6:30 with no reservation, and had to wait ~5 minutes for a table of two. We were sat at a high top at the bar, which we appreciated. Our server greeted us quickly, and checked in a few times throughout the night. Service was average, nothing spectacular but nothing to complain about. I had a hurricane to start off. Packed full of the good stuff, and one was definitely enough for the night. Appropriate price for what you get. This drink is what brought my review from a 2 for the food to a 3 in total. We started off with pork Bao buns. The bun was spongy, but somewhat dry. The pork lacked any sort of flavor, and the sauce on it didn't do much for me. The next part of the meal was the most disappointing for me: the curry chicken wings. Let me tell you- I was excited for these. These lacked any sort of flavor at all, and the only thing saving it was the ranch. The wings had a good crisp, but the sauce was lacking taste. I had the Shoyu ramen for my main. It was a pretty average bowl of ramen, but for the price, I expected more. The pork in it was flavorful, but the chicken in it was odd in my opinion with an unexpected herby flavor. Overall, service was average (but we appreciated getting sat fast), drinks were strong (and saved the meal) and the food was average. Would go if invited by a friend, but probably would not return on my own.

This Pizza was just what wE expected it would be, delicious! We love thin crust and this was…read moreperfect. The next time we come here we will hold the extra cheese. They give you plenty. A 16" was way too big for two of us but we took it home. We will be coming back for Pizza again! Yummy Today our Residents wanted Tenderloin Sandwiches. The Mutt did not fail! Everyone was pleased with their order. Our waitress was epic! She got every order correct. Service was excellent. We had wheelchairs and they went out of their way to help us. They will be wanting to come back soon.

Jessica is awesome & hilarious! I've only been here twice so far (will definitely go back more…read moreregularly) but I love the wings! Drinks are affordable & so is the food! Friendly & inviting, which I love!

SNUG is a charming and lively pub that much lives up to its reputation for being well, snug! We…read moredon't mind because everyone was in good cheer and we got to enjoy live Irish music. The potato leek hand pie was delicious and so were the Che Chori veggie Shepard's Pie Empanadas. We of course had to try as many of the Irish specialty drinks including the SNUG Butter Beer with SHANKEYS WHIP, Ginger Beer and Vanilla Cream. We had never tried Shankey's before but immediately picked up a bottle at Total Wine with If you LOVE Ginger Beer definitely try the Irish Mule S9. We also enjoyed the BELFAST COFFEE made with Pangur Potin, Shuv Cold Brew, Simple, Vanilla Cream and Cardamon. Snug Whiskey Fest is coming! May 15-17, 2026. Exclusive Tastings, TWO Brand Expo events, Festival Bottle Releases. Snug Whiskey Fest is Brand Storytelling, One Drop at a Time.

Popped into Snug to grab a cheeky drink before dinner. Snug is the perfect place to pop into and…read morefind a drink -- the door is open. (Literally. They had the door open, which was letting in the fresh almost-spring air.) Drinks are pretty much all they have at Snug, to be honest. Don't visit thinking you're going to find a meal, because they don't have a lot of food beyond locally made hand pies and empanadas, a grazing board, and something called Snug Nuts. (Which brings to mind certain ... images.) I didn't get any food, just a Road & Coke, which is a whiskey with a Coke and lime, similar to a Cuba libre, although a Cuba uses rum. It was delicious, but a little light on the booze. It was only $5 and change, though, so it's kind of like what do you expect, really. It was a nice drink to sip slowly while I sat in the small, cozy bar. Speaking of bar aesthetics: Snug lives up to its name. It's tiny and dark but inviting. It feels like stepping into a hug. A hug that can also provide you with copious amounts of Irish whiskey, which sounds like the best kind of hug, to me.

was so excited to finally visit Thieves in Broad Ripple, Indianapolis, and it absolutely lived up…read moreto the hype. From the moment I walked in, I was obsessed with the atmosphere and all the thoughtful details that make the space feel so unique. I love that it effortlessly transforms from a cozy coffee shop by day into a cocktail bar at night--the vibes are immaculate no matter when you visit. The staff was exceptional and so helpful in walking me through the menu. One of my favorite things to do is ask the baristas what they recommend, and they definitely didn't disappoint. I went with a blueberry vanilla iced latte, and it was the perfect way to kick off my Friday.

Great drinks. Cool ambiance. Hot- turn on the A/C…read more I really enjoyed Thieves. It has a unique atmosphere with a mix of people doing their own thing. Some were quietly relaxing while others were catching up over drinks. The coffeehouse-meets-cocktail-bar aesthetic is well executed and gives the space a distinct personality. I ordered the nonalcoholic Basil Needs a Break, and it was excellent. If you like basil, this drink definitely delivers. It was bright, refreshing, and very basil-forward. The service was friendly and welcoming. My only complaint was the temperature inside. It was nearly 100 degrees outside, but the bar felt warm with very little air circulation. It was almost refreshing to step back into the muggy heat after leaving, which probably isn't the feeling you're hoping to give your guests. I'd definitely come back for the drinks and atmosphere, but I'd hope for a cooler temp next time.

This feels like a hotel bar that just doesn't want a good review. The food was pretty good. Chicken…read morequesadillas took almost an hour to come out on a Friday night where it didn't seem too busy in the restaurant. Also the bartender seemed to be trying to get home asap! Food stops at 9 and she was not going to let anyone order at 9:01! Some of the other staff offered to get chips or snacks but Christina just told everyone they were out of luck. Only one bartender was allowed to dispense drinks and she just didn't seem to care too much. Several other staff there but they are only able to give water or tabs. It's like they just want customers to go away on a weekend night. Weird. Many places stay open based on crowds. Seems odd with a convention and sports teams on site that they will not entertain orders at 11:01 on a Friday night. Last call at 10:30.

Came for a conference and know what? We found a gem! Such a great place to hang out and wind down!…read morePlease go see CJ and Brook! Amazing bartenders! Great service and with a smile! We had so much fun! Tornado warning and all!

After multiple competitor bars told me that Hilltop has the best pizza in the area, I finally had a…read morechance to see what the hype was about. Firstly, you know it has to be good when the competition is telling you to go there! Secondly, the rumors are true! Speaking on behalf of my carryout order today, it was easy to glance at their menu online, call ahead to place my order, and pick it up quickly. Today I opted for a 10" (medium) personalized pizza with bacon and jalapeños as the toppings and an order of their pepperjack cheeseballs appetizer with a side of ranch. As someone who likes spicy things and has a decent tolerance for spice, I can confidently say that the jalapeños here do you have some heat to them. Not enough to make them unenjoyable, but enough that if you or your companion do not like spice at all, then I would stay away from the jalapeños. Starting with a pepperjack cheese balls... freaking YUM!! They're small enough to pop in your mouth, perfectly fried with not too much breading, and the pepperjack was creamy and packed with flavor. As a self-proclaimed cheese addict, I would come here just for these! And the ranch to dip them in? ... cue the slow clap. Best ranch in town! The pizza did not disappoint either. I can see what the fuss is all about. It was hearty, abundant with bacon, and not too overehelmed with crust. I feel like some places cheat you out of pizza by making the crust too substantial, but Hilltop takes their toppings all the way to perimeter. The crust is supportive so you don't have to fuss with everything sliding off the top during your rabid consumption of their slices. Yes, folks. Their competition was absolutely right! Hilltop has the best bar fare on the Eastside! It took about 20-minutes for my order to be ready from placing the order to picking it up. I did pick up at about 6:30PM on a Saturday, and I had no problems finding a place to park, getting in, and getting out. I headed to the bar where the bartender was completely pleasant, grabbed my order, and ran my card for me. My order total was $23.93 + tip for the pizza and an order of their pepper jack cheese balls with a side of ranch. I do have to say that if I was dining in, I might be a tad uncomfortable here. It was one of those days where it's 90+ degrees outside, and it almost felt like their AC was broken. It was quite hot and stuffy inside. Easy access on 10th St. A decent size parking lot with street space for overflow. Plentiful entertainment on site via games, pulltabs, darts, tv's, and music. A covered patio out back. If you're looking for a no fuss neighborhood dive bar, Hilltop Tavern should be your next destination. Oh, and I hear that their breakfast is off the charts amazing. We'll have to try that next!

A nice dark neighborhood tavern with a decent food selection. Tonite it seems that 6 of us…read moreoverwhelmed the kitchen. We also arrived at shift change so orders got a bit confused. Wings, burgers and Philly steaks were good. Despite recommendations of 'most popular' the pizza really lacked. Bottom was burnt.

Service is always gracious and helpful. Food may take a little longer to arrive. Yet, everything…read moreis cooked-to-order and definitely worth a little extra time. My 2 faves - tenderloins and turkey burgers!

Some places just have that "let's stay for one more drink" kind of energy…read more Tick Tock Lounge was supposed to be a relaxing afternoon stop, and before we knew it, we'd settled in for hours. We grabbed a table outside and watched the place slowly fill up. Even as it got busier, our waitress somehow never skipped a beat. She was juggling a full section, recommending menu favorites, and even mixed up a drink for me when I couldn't decide what I wanted. Those are the servers you remember. Let's talk about that Bloody Mary... I've seen Bloody Marys that came with a celery stalk. This one came with what felt like an entire appetizer sampler balanced on top. Bacon, cheese, olives, pepperoni...if you leave hungry after finishing one of these, that's on you. Bloody Mary Overachievement Meter: (possibly qualifies as brunch.) The burger completely lived up to the hype. Crispy edges, juicy center, perfectly cooked, and packed with flavor. The hand-dipped chicken fingers were every bit as good, and the fries became dangerous the second they met the homemade ranch. (Yes...get the ranch.) Ranch Dunkability Meter: 9.8/10. I'd happily dip "just one more fry" about seventeen times. Inside, you'll find live music, TVs with whatever game is on, and a crowd that somehow makes you feel like you've been stopping in for years. It's casual, welcoming, and exactly what you hope a neighborhood tavern will be. Parking can be a little tricky depending on the time of day, but it's absolutely worth circling the block once if you have to.

Joined high school friends for lunch. I hadn't been to…read moreSahm's in over 45 years. They use to be located off of the Circle. Everything was delicious. Others had fish and chips, spicy cauliflower, and a tenderloin sandwich. Portions are generous, most took some food home. Staff were friendly, plenty of parking.

We decided to start a Sunday fun day at this location in Irvington. Eileen was our bartender and…read moreshe is awesome. We started with a cocktail and shared the spicy buffalo cauliflower. Some of the cauliflower was a little overdone and became a bit mushy, but still had a good flavor. The carrots and celery are fresh crispy, and cold. I had the French dip with a side of chipotle slaw. A good spice level on the slaw, but it needed a little bit of salt. The French dip was outstanding piled high with fresh roast beef and melted cheese. Can't wait to go back and try some other dishes.

we use to have the best time drinking beers and eating there wonderful free huge wingsread more

Fairly extensive food menu made up of typical bar fair. I had the "2 pork tenderloin slider with…read morefries" special for $4.95. They were good and they filled me up. I sat at the bar with some regulars and they were easy to talk to. Only down side was that it took 25 minutes to get my food. I will go back here though, especially since it's so close to my job.