Sleeper, the owner, is really the star of this bar. If you want a place that's comfortable, chill,…read moreadult and slow-paced, this is it. It's often hard to find bars where you can go alone as a woman and not instantly be hounded or feel intimidated. Sleeper sets the tone for this bar and keeps it funny and respectful. I have gotten hit on there, but in a classy way - LOL. So, it gives me old school vibes, safe space and great storytelling. It's kinda not about the drinks or the food, it's really about the vibes, that you either get or you don't.

Just back from three nights in Bloomington for dad's weekend. Found myself at Sleepers by…read morehappenstance. This place is awesome! The vibe and clientele give it a chill, local feel even with all us out of towners visiting. Without a doubt, it's the owner that sets this tone and makes the place so welcoming. I highly recommend you swing by for a drink whether night or day!

Third visit here and 10/10 all three times. Delicious, fresh, and locally sourced meals…read more Great staff. Great cocktails.

Angry Donkey is worth the trip. We make the trek from Indianapolis and always have a great…read moreexperience. Ambiance is classy but casual attire is acceptable. It's a great escape from the chain restaurants. Fresh ingredients and new takes make for a great destination/meal. Service was great - and our waitress was super attentive and efficient in know to check in when needed and not hover. If you haven't already checked it out - hurry up!

My brother and I stopped in here for a burger and a drink after hiking at Shades. Definitely one of…read morethose small town hidden gems kind of places. We received great, friendly service and she went above and beyond to ensure we were happy with our drink selections. I couldn't resist trying their seasonal Blueberry Pancake and Bacon Old Fashioned, and was glad I tried it. There was actually a nibblet of bacon in the drink, much to our amusement. Our food was great and we enjoyed the ambiance of the place. Fun, interesting decor everywhere and comfortable seating. This is definitely a place to make a regular stop after hiking our favorite local state parks.

The location is secluded and quiet. The menu choices are pretty decent and the drink menu is…read moreeclectic. Enjoyed our visit and the food was delicious. The decorations and ambiance is pretty cool.

Got surprised with a reservation this weekend w/ the family. It's a crazy dichotomy between "drunk…read morecollege bar" and Speakeasy. I was concerned the noise would be a problem, it was not. The atmosphere was great. I used it as an opportunity to try some Jamaican Rum drinks. If forget the name of the first one, it was on menu (something with a "Star" in the name). It was good, but I wasn't sure if I got a good feel for the rum. Second drink was a plain Jamaican Rum Daquiri. It really showcased the rum and in hindsight, so did the first cocktail. It was good for my first experience and you could really taste the JR "funk". We'll be back, the staff was very helpful and knowledgeable. Reservations have to be required, but it's a must do in Bloomington.

Made a reservation for my wife's birthday, and once again it was awesome! We absolutely love this…read moreplace. The drinks are on point, and the atmosphere is great. Highly recommend!

I love a good road trip. The sense of adventure and discovery alongside people I enjoy is one of…read morelife's greatest pleasures. The Whisk has been on our road trip list for awhile, and we finally went with some friends. Greencastle has never been high on my priority list of places to visit, but I'd heard rumors about "The Whisk" being a great place to visit for whisky lovers like myself. And the rumors were true! Walking up to The Whisk...well, that doesn't happen. You have to walk down some stairs that are nondescript, giving the entrance a very old fashioned speakeasy vibe. I immediately fell in love. It feels like a secret club that I'm a part of! The decor is big city speakeasy vibe and lets you know immediately that regardless of shoe you are, you're welcome at the Whisk (see some of the pictures of the decor). We went on a Friday because they have a dinner menu only on Fridays and it changes every week. Tosh and her husband, Joel, are the co-owners and curators of all the food and cocktails. Although there are always small plates on the menu, the full menu complete with dessert was exactly what we wanted. The presentation and flavors of the dinner and drinks felt like being in Chicago or New York, not Greencastle! It was a delightful anachronistic experience. The blackened catfish and The Ghost whisky cocktail were some of the best things I've ingested in a long time. I can't wait to go back!

Food is fantastic and interesting. Not your run-of-the-mill restaurant with the same food over and…read moreover. Staff and owners are super service-oriented. Wonderful patio. Highly recommend

Insanely expensive cocktails, I'm not sure a splash of peppermint, raspberry liquor, and vodka…read morewarrants more than six bucks like Harry's yet nearly twenty be the price here. An unusual dive this, relaxed and inviting lounge area, upstairs gives good views and vibes; we liked the books and tuned in to the live music for most of the quieter songs. The evening got much busier after eleven surprisingly, a crew gathered for poker which was fun to watch. They offered some food but we had already dined. The egg nog cocktail would've further drained my wallet had it still been stocked! Wish they offered deals with the drinks to entice us younger budget based boys, charging more than twenty for a simple bourbon mix is limiting the return of those who can really enjoy the live music volume. Two of my friends did sample cigars. Mentioned they were fantastic and paired well alongside an excellent port. An espresso martini without dairy and a cranberry old fashioned fulfilled more good hopes too. I'll need to save up and perhaps try again!

Very chill and relaxing and they have great cigars. I would add more bourbon selections but other…read morethan that it's a great place.

We had a great time at the "Susie's place" benefit. What a cool venue. The only thing that would've…read morebeen better is if they had the outdoor area open.

Well Dang! When you are here you certainly do NOT think you are in Terre Haute anymore!…read more Came here after a work event really just to check it out. When I walked in I asked where it was and the security staff told me to go to the 10th floor. You have to walk through the hotel part and go up. Once you get off I promise you, you feel that you are no longer in Terre Haute. I honestly felt like I was in Charlotte, NC. The view is insane looking at the greenery of what makes Indiana so pretty in the summer time (I can't wait to go back during fall to take in the view then too). The music was a total vibe. It was R&B, Chill POP (is that a thing, don't know how else to describe). There is an outdoor patio area where there was a guy playing live music and people sitting on couches relaxing and watching while enjoying a cocktail. I sat at the bar because I was by myself and certainly didn't want to take up an entire couch and leave that for others that may have larger parties. As soon as I sat down my server came to take my order. While I wasn't really planning to eat, once I looked at the menu the Chicken Nachos were calling my name. Even though I am counting calories, I had to order. Man, when they came out they were huge and so so good. You can order the chicken blackened which I did and man it was great. I just sat and enjoyed my very caloric nachos and a cocktail and just really took it in. I don't live in Terre Haute, I live in Indianapolis, but I spend a ton of time in Terre Haute for work. At that moment, I felt proud. I felt proud of Terre Haute for making the investment and proud that they are attempting to change the city by offering things like this. I host client events for work and I am thinking of ways to host something fun here, so I will be back!

I did the sweetened version for the mimosa flight (choice of 4) and they were absolutely…read moredelicious!!! We got the Grand Canyon dinners and they were also pretty good! Definitely larger potatoes so if you can't eat a whole regular baked potato I would definitely split it Our server was a young man with tattoos on his arms, can't recall his name but he was fantastic, very friendly, and was just a pleasant experience overall! It's a place you should stop by! Order the S'mores hot chocolate....so worth it!! (I got the one in the mug years back, and got one in a coffee cup recently, both are a delicacy!)

First time here as we were staying in Turkey Run state park and was looking for something…read moredifferent. The thin crust pizza was good. Equally good was the service. But neither were better than other places in the area. They also had a good selection of local and state micro breweries beer and IPA's. The inside design was interesting, but was very clean and quite spacious. The outside unfortunately is very non descriptive. In fact I almost got rear ended because I didn't immediately recognize it as the place I was looking for. Mainly my fault, but a little better signage would help.

We had the best time randomly stopping in. Casey is an incredible bartender, and the vibe in the…read morebar is awesome. Can't wait to go back!

Beautiful chill space away from the Bulldog noise and awesome cocktails. Casey the bartender…read morealtered a cocktail to my picky specifications and it came out perfect. They have food and espresso as well! This is a must try if you want to actually have a conversation and avoid sportsball noises :)

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!