Gosh, I literally pass this place ALL THE TIME and never thought to stop. I finally stopped and now…read moreit will likely be a regular! Went in on a Sunday, wasn't packed yet but it also isn't football season just yet, I assume once it is, it will be way more busy. It was also a holiday weekend. The menu had some really good options. We opted for Turkey Burgers. I had mine with the 8015 burger toppings on it as opposed to just the regular turkey burger toppings. Also got sweet potato fries, my husband got onion rings. It was amazing! The sweet potato fries have to be some of the best I've had. They have sea Salt on them and weren't cooked overly hard like many I've had in the past. Solid meal. I'd say just a little pricey ($20 per Turkey Burger) and $4 for each ice tea, but maybe it's the cost of good quality? I'd say it was worth it though, just know going in it's not typical bar food pricing even though when you walk in you assume it's your standard bar. Oh and my server Jayme was awesome!

After stopping at Chris's Ice Cream across the parking lot, we came here for some cocktails. Our…read moreserver was very attentive and the drinks are quite strong. I happened to see on Reddit the other day that Taylor's Pub at Nora is recommended as a good place to sit at the bar and have a meal if you're on your own. It did appear that way. It's a bit dark and moody in there which is fine with me. I should have ordered a Dark & Stormy. They do have a happy hour which I hope to take advantage of next time along with trying some of their food.

Too smokey. Would like to have tried it. Maybe we will try again when we are able to sit outside as…read moreit was still a little cold out when we tried the first time.

Excellent service! Best nachos!!! Love the pizza!! Highly recommend!!! Plenty of parkingread more

Our first time at The Locale! My husband and I joked that our dinner tonight was the "after"…read moreportion of a Kitchen Nightmares episode where Gordon Ramsey visits a restaurant and makes a bunch of improvements. The previous Pit Stop location was not a favorite. We were unaware the current restaurant has undergone a total makeover to a classy dining option for Brownsburg. We enjoyed the recently remodeled entry way and dining space. The teenage hosts that greeted us were friendly and professional, and took us to our table where we were grateful to be sat in Clay's section- he was the perfect amount of menu knowledge + friendliness. The food was good, too! We regret not stopping in sooner but will be back.

My husband and I love this little local spot for grabbing a later dinner and a cold beer. They are…read moreonly about 10 minutes from our house, so it's super convenient to pop over here. On occasion, we have also ordered takeout from them to pick up where we walk the dogs at nearby Williams Park. They have plenty of TVs in the bar area to watch sports on as well, so we always catch people stopping in for drinks to catch the game. Much quieter than a dive-bar with better food, so I would recommend them for that and a great spot for dinner.

Very good service I'm in out within an hour. One of my servers knows my drink order pretty well…read more I've had four or five on the menu

It has been over ten years since my original review of Fort Ben Pub, a locally owned pub and grill…read moretype establishment located in the Fort Ben area in the same strip center that includes Moo & Lou's Ice Cream and Phaya Thai. There's a wheelchair ramp in the middle of the building - I'll be honest, I don't quite trust it as I've noticed people in this parking area tend to block it without noticing it. There's also easy access from a ramp at the end of the building. Lawrence has done quite a bit to improve their curb cuts in this area, an area that has grown massively since my last review including 2-3 apartment buildings, a library branch, and an improved civic plaza. Fort Ben Pub itself is pretty accessible, though it becomes less so when it's packed (for example, my most recent visit was on a Friday karaoke night and accessibility was definitely more limited). There's two glass doors going inside the pub and, yes, they do offer a few tables on the sidewalk for outside dining. As you enter, you arrive in a large dining area with a beautiful bar to the right. The restaurant is decorated in warm woods with a few televisions of varying sizes and, on this evening, background music playing. On this visit, I was with a festival after-party that was placed off the main area in a smaller area that had two pool tables along with a variety of food/appetizers, etc. It's a cozy room that gave me a chance to check out the rest of the building. I did see the restrooms, which I would definitely not consider accessible - plan accordingly. I could possibly get in the door of the men's restroom, but it was quite tight and I have a smaller chair. This is a beloved place for a friend of mine who lives nearby and within walking distance. They treat her well. She was there during this visit, and I honestly just smiled at their clear affection for her (it's mutual). I love places that become community, and knowing this makes me want to return. That said, my accessibility concerns do somewhat limit my options. Fort Ben Pub does offer space for private events/groups and does catering. They have pool tables, Putt Putt live, Mega Touch, and Golden Tee and most of the sports network channels. While I'd tried both their tenderloin and burger in the past, I had a variety of items this time around due to the after-party, though not everything it seems was on the menu (or I'm just not recognizing it). As I noted previously and my friend also proves, the employees are super friendly and helpful. There are definitely times when it gets busy, though it's also pretty easy to come here during slower times. This particular visit was the first time I'd experienced accessibility issues. There's an awful lot to love here. I have to say that while I wasn't in the room with karaoke, the people were having a blast with such sincere enthusiasm that I was almost in awe. I've done karaoke one time in my life, and I don't think there's enough alcohol in the world to fuel another attempt. I also know from being close to the folks at Moo & Lou that these businesses watch out for each other - which I really like as it's a nice little safety factor. In the end, my star rating isn't changing but my appreciation for Fort Ben Pub has grown. This visit made me want to return in the near future, and it made me grateful for those places where you can get so comfortable that it feels like the people become part of your village. That's Fort Ben Pub.

Five stars for Freddie's Pub. Stopped in for lunch this past Thursday (4/8/2026) and had the taco…read moresalad--really fresh, generous portion, and packed with flavor. Definitely a great lunch choice. Service was excellent too. The two servers working were both awesome--friendly, attentive, and kept everything moving smoothly without missing a beat. Great food, great service, and a relaxed pub atmosphere. I'll definitely be back!

This was my first time to Freddies pub, there were 10 of us that met for lunch. It was pretty big…read moreand roomie. Nothing fancy with quite a few TVs and games. It did have a good lunch crowd. The service was prompt, very friendly and talked to all the guys. I had the corned beef and cabbage, which was delicious. Another one had the breaded pork tenderloin, and it looked really good. Couple of the guys had salads with chicken and they said they were delicious. The food prices are very reasonable. I'm definitely going to go back, great food at a reasonable price with spunky waitresses

I tried Billy O'Neal's Pub and Eatery on the west side of Indianapolis today. Wish I had passed…read more As soon as I walked in, I was hit with the pungent smell of stale beer. It didn't smell clean at all, but I decided to try it anyway. I opted for the large breaded pork tenderloin (10ounce) with fries and a side of 5-cheese Mac and cheese. Food was served quickly. The tenderloin was clearly a greasy one from the moment I laid eyes on it. I cut it in half to make a double-decker out of it, and half of the breading came off. When I picked up that half to stack it on the sandwich, the rest came off. I put it back together the best I could and gave it a try. The tenderloin was both greasy and tough- it was like biting into a pork chop. There was nothing "tender" about it. Fries were ok, with lot of seasoning salt on them. The Mac and cheese was both hot and cold at the same time- it definitely came from the microwave. The waitress was nice and attentive. $23 total.

Good food, prices & neighborhood pub! Been going forever.. nightly events from bingo musicread more

Great local "water hole" type place. I went here for lunch and was met with a smile and friendly…read moreservice. The food was tasty, but a little greasy. That is exactly what most people want from a place like this though. I had a tenderloin and fries and enjoyed it immensely.

We stopped here because I needed a Tenderloin sandwich fix. We took a chance and we're glad we did…read more The tenderloin is thicker than most and is delicious. My wife tried the Buffalo Chicken sandwich fix I like the dive bar feel. We were in a time crunch and our server made sure we got out in time. Next time in Indy we need to hang out here a bit.

Ordered for delivery. Everything was pretty reasonably priced and they had pretty typical bar food…read moreselections. I had the Philly Steak & Cheese sandwich. I love anytime a place has homemade potato chips as an option. I liked the steak sandwich and chips, but it was all pretty greasy and fatty and I was craving something fresh after. I also tried the ghost pepper cheese balls which were good, but not as spicy as I was expecting. My mom had the breaded tenderloin and loved it. Since I ordered for delivery, I can't speak to service, but everything arrived quickly and packaged well.

The food Door Dashed in the late afternoon looked and tasted like leftover from the night beforeread more