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.

Savage's Ale House was my favorite place in downtown Muncie while at Ball State University. During…read moremy college years, I spent many nights hanging out there. My standard order was a PBR with the mozzarella grilled cheese. I recently went back to Muncie and of course had to visit this sacred spot. It holds many memories and has remained a classic!

Ate there last night. My first time since they moved out to the airport, I thought the prices were…read morehigher, but the food was good. Service was good and enjoyed watching the planes takeoff.

It sits by the airport and has big windows to see the planes…read moreThe servers are all cheerful and competent They have a nice menu for food and drinks

Literally, the best patty melt that I've ever eaten came from this restaurant in Muncie. I tend to…read moreunderestimate the food in general at brewpubs, so I'm sure it didn't hurt that I walked into Twin Archer Brewpub with middling expectations. But this place blew me away. And the fries! The fries were amazing, too. Rough cut and perfectly salted and piled high. They serve a lot of beers on tap, and I chose one called Anti-Hero. It was great, and I loved it so much that I came back later that evening to get another one. As I was sitting at my table enjoying my spectacular lunch, I noticed that they were playing some great tunes. Isn't it nice when you find a place with food that tastes great, and people who work there with great taste in music? One thing to note is that there's a 21+ adults section, and a general section for families. The family area has some games and things to play with while you wait for your food.

Good good. Good service…read more We ordered the chicken wings. It was okay. But it definitely could've used MORE sauce. We also ordered a couple burgers and a BLT. All good. Street parking.

This was our first time at this location and we sat outside due to having dogs with us. The staff…read morewere incredibly helpful in getting an umbrella up and even making sure our dogs were comfortable and had plenty of water. The server came around often to check on us, which we really appreciated. I highly recommend the cosmic margarita. It was a little tart, very refreshing, perfect for a hot summer day. We also ordered the grilled boneless chicken bites with the jerk sauce and they hit the spot :)

My friend and I wanted to go to a sit down place, so we decided on here. When we walked in the…read morehostess was on the phone with a customer, which I didn't mind too much, but it lasted a good minute, and nobody else had come up to try and help us, which I found a bit discouraging. Eventually she got off and sat us down at one of the tables in the bar area. I noticed all the wait staff were crowded around next to it where the kitchen meets the bar, and just chatting. I found it odd considering there's only one hostess and then there's all of these waitstaff just mingling about. But, being short staff is typical these days so I suppose that's probably how it is there. That's probably why the bartender was the one who waited on us as well. She was quite nice, and definitely knew how to make a good drink. I could hardly taste the alcohol in both. The first one I got was a lemonade type if I remember correctly, It was quite refreshing. The second drink I ordered was a blackberry margarita, which was honestly not good. I'm not big on sour, and it was pucker your lips and just drink it quick type sour for me. The rim had salt, and although I'm not a big salt rim person, that was probably my favorite part besides the actual blackberry floating in it. If you like sour you'd probably love it, but personally it was not for me. As far as food goes, we ordered the hummus appetizer to start. It came out fairly quick, and damn it was good. The fried pita bread with flakes of salt on top were our favorites. I could eat a whole big bowl of that alone if I could. When we almost were done with that, our food came out. My friend had ordered their crispy chicken in the dill pickle hot style, and both him and I were surprised at the amount of fries that came with. It was like fries with a side of chicken sandwich. He gave me a bite of his sandwich, and we both agreed it wasn't spicy or dill-y enough. The fries were honestly my favorite part out of all the food. They were so crisp and kept their warmth pretty well. They were also dusted in cinnamon sugar, which just made them 1000% better. Sometimes at other places you get them and they can be soggy or not have anything on them. They make them the right way here! For my meal, I got the drunken dory, I was debating on that or the blackened salmon salad, but figured why not go with some fries. Seeing how much fries my friend got vs myself, I was a little disappointed, but in the end he ended up stuffed whereas I had just enough. I really liked the plating on this, putting the fish on top of the fries so as the outside stays crispy on the fish. It did work, and overall was very nice. Could've used a bit of salt, and came out very hot though. All the food retained its heat very well. Their tartar sauce was also quite good, and as you can expect the coleslaw was nothing to write home about. I would definitely come back here again, probably try more of their apps and beers, I definitely like it better than some of the breweries over where I live in Virginia, so if you haven't tried it I highly recommend you do!

I moved out of Yorktown a few months ago and miss going to Osborn's Country Kitchen. Their food is…read moredelicious and I've always loved the atmosphere of the restaurant. It has a warm and inviting feel to it. I went there many times the six years I lived there. Their breakfast is sooo good. I'll have to stop by there and eat next time I'm close to the area.

This place is amazing great food reasonable prices and the most friendly staff. Give this place a…read moretry you won't be disappointed.

This was our first time trying Little Chicago's and I'm glad we went. We shared all our dishes for…read morea special date night. Jared(not sure I spelled it right) was our waiter and he was very friendly and made sure to answer any questions we had. We were the first to try out the new pizza(The Boss Hog) and we were not disappointed. I was just disappointed I couldn't finish a whole piece because I was so full. The restaurant is quaint but it felt intimate. I absolutely loved the fried mozzarella! It was delicious. I'm not sure why people complain about the portions, as we still left with a to go box. It was more than enough for us and our bill was just over $52. All the employees were super friendly and we were privileged to try the new pizza first. We were happy to support local business and we will be back.

First time I've dined at an Italian restaurant and there was no bread on the table?? Food was okay…read morebut portions were average with a not average price. Atmosphere was unique and does not match the restaurant. Positive note taste of pasta dishes was not bad not great but not bad.

I was told by a local that the food at 1925 Pubhouse was great, and I kind of didn't want to…read morebelieve him. I mean, it's a restaurant that's attached to a Marriott hotel. How great can the food be, really? Um, pretty freaking great, actually. I got a fish sandwich, which was a long filet of battered and fried fish, served on an ultra-soft hoagie roll, with a little lettuce and tartar sauce inside. The fish was perfectly crispy on the outside, and flaky and soft on the inside. It's the type of thing that I didn't want to stop eating, because the combination of textures was just perfect. Handhelds are served with a side, and I chose the side Caesar salad. It was an OK Caesar, and it did its job to satisfy my CaeSal craving. It comes with red onions on top, which is a choice. The service here was great. The restaurant has a big bar in the middle, with TVs showing sports. The whole place is surrounded by windows, so you can see out into downtown Muncie.

I was looking for a great spot downtown to grab a bite to eat before heading back to Indianapolis…read moreafter a night out, and the 1925 Pubhouse was a fantastic choice. From the hostess, who helped us move from outside inside when it was too cold, to our server, everything from start to finish was so great! I opted for the shrimp tacos as well as the pom-pom margarita, and it was such a stellar choice. Overall, it was such a great experience, and I can't wait to go back when in Muncie!

I've given this place several chances over the years. Each time is more disappointing than the…read morelast. First, parking is a clusterf**. That app crap sucks. Mind you...just walked in. Seat myself at the bar. The clueless staff is more interested in chats between themselves and the regular bar flies than service. The single smashburger is okay at best. Remembered to ask for sauce on side. Last time it was smothered in slop. Tots literally exploded in my mouth. Not from a flavor explosion. It was because they were dry AF and tasted like they were left over from the night before. Dry salty balls of crunch. This is one of the worst boring brown fried salty establishments in Muncie. I'm done.

We had chili and chili dogs. Both were fresh and tasty…read more We loved the free popcorn Our server was very attentive We will be back (Not fans of country music however

If I were to write this review decades ago it would have been a 5 probably. However, MCL along with…read morethe Muncie Mall has declined significantly. On my most recent the day the day fire they were to close it was sad, but great memories. The customers came in to say final goodbyes. The place was worn down, but clean. My dish of roast beef, mash potatoes w/ gravy, macaroni and cheese w/ bread was ok. The cherry pie desert was better. But this day and this review is not about the food necessarily. It's about the decades of memories MCL has provided families. Generations of families came back to Muncie and MCL to gather around a cafeteria near to their heart. So long MCL.

the food was ok but for retires…read more food was too expensive i can't believe our bill was 40. i had 2 pieces of chicken mashed potatoes and small order of cucumber and onions my husband had one small salmon. patty small order of brackly neither of us had bread we had sweet. tea i do have to complment our waitress she was awsome!! i don't think we will return too expensive !!!!!

Felix this is Chad I'm at big shots I was cut off 130 by McKenzie after two crown and cokes she…read morethinks to waste our she should have to be told to do the right thing she is a few days off please thanku I appoligize for bothering you

Food was subpar at best. I ordered mozzarella sticks and they were empty on the inside.... No…read moredipping sauce either.