We went to a concert last night at the Paramount Although this was not our first time there, I am…read morestill amazed and thankful that this historic building was restored. All the artwork, the lighting and the historic vibe are like taking a step back in time. They serve adult beverages and show treats. You can take them to your seat The seats are new and comfortable. You don't miss any creature comfort by being in this restored building The staff, made up of volunteers are helpful and greet you with a smile It is a nice evening out. Will we go back, 21 miles from home? You betcha

Amazing!!! Beautiful theatre!!! Staff was friendly and parking is easy!! Seats were comfy and not a…read morebad seat in the house!!

I LOVE the renovations that The Stable has gone through! The place is great inside - places to…read morebelly up to the bar, grab a table with friends, and spaces for a date too! We were lucky to catch some live music too! They have a great been selection and incredible cocktails too. My favorite is the Spicy Jalapeño Mule!! I also highly recommend the Loaded Waffle Fries and the Asian Zing wings!! Delicious! Our server was really sweet and great too! Good times!

I think we are becoming regulars here. It's such a relaxing and friendly place with good food and…read moreservice. This trip I tried the crab Rangoon dip and oh man, it was simply delicious. It comes with big chunks of crab meat covered in a cheese sauce and fresh fried crispy wonton chips. My only complaint was that I didn't order one entirely for myself! My entree was the almost skinny chicken sandwich. The pretzel bun, bacon, and house made honey mustard dressing combined with a grilled chicken breast and Gouda cheese is a near perfect combination if you ask me. One note for the fine operators here, the side salad in the teeny tiny boat dish was maybe 4 bites. Waaay too small. Pretty sure lettuce is cheap so let's get a nice side bowl next time?

Really nice pub. Has pool tables, plenty of TV for sports. Full size bar. Pool tables, dart…read moreboard and full size bowling alley. Very clean dining area and bathroom. Food was good. Service was excellent.

Stopped here for some food and to hang out with friends. This is the brew attached to the…read morebowling alley. We ordered a bunch of appetizers and they were delicious. Chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, mushrooms, pickles and others and they were great. Server was fantastic. Would recommend stopping in.

Love all the choices of drink. Best selection of ciders on tap. Great service and atmosphereread more

Great ambiance and a truly eclectic crowd. Getting served can be challenging when it's busy. No TVs…read moreleads to being more present. And the TouchTunes makes the vibe!

Attended the Newsboys United concert at Reardon on December 2nd. Plenty of free parking but you…read morewill have to walk a bit if you arrive later. We had great seats and it was a great show. Not a huge venue but the views and acoustics are very good. Auditorium staff were friendly and accommodating. We arrived early for a question and answer session with the band then went out for a bite before returning for the concert. The staff made the process easy to do and we had a very enjoyable night.

I am a proud grad of BSU from the mid-80's, and loved going to The Chug back in the day. My buddies…read moreand I get together annually for a BSU weekend and The Chug is a must stop. I've seen studies that show a majority of high school seniors choose BSU knowing that in a few years they'll be able to go to The Chug someday. Cheap drinks and a wonderful atmosphere. Beneficence, Greek's pizza, and The Chug--The 3 wonders of Ball State!

Came here after my cousins briss, as I needed a really strong G&T after all the excitement. One of…read morethe patrons told me that this bar was known to have the best maraschino cherrie in all of Indiana. Fun fact Muncie and South Bend have been battling for the Cherry Popper crown since 1932. So I said drop the G&T and make me a Shirley Temple with a double shot of Bombay Sapphire. And let me tell you, this luscious concoction settled this classic Indiana rivalry once and for all. Muncie has the best maraschino cherries and if you want ya cherry popped then come to The Chug.

Accusations about underage being there is false, there's a stretch or line in between 18&21yr olds…read morewhere 18yr olds cannot pass or enter the bar area. If so, bartenders instruct them to move out and if not they are kicked off the premises. Unfortunately, fakes are generally easier to spot, but it takes time and every establishment falls for a fake, but as a 21 yr old i will call out underage drinkers and ruin there high or fun:) So let's go! BE HERE NOW!

Frequented quite a lot in college and am leaving a review after a horrendous social media response…read morefrom the owner. Whitney is rude and allegedly very inappropriate according to other reports I've seen on yelp and online. Apparently It's everyone else's fault but his! Also in my experience, a lot of under 21 people had an easy time being drunk around creepy older people trying to pounce on a vulnerable audience. Not safe in my personal opinion.

I attended the Pierce The Veil concert at Ruoff on October 18, and despite a heavy storm, the venue…read moredid a good job keeping guests informed. They sent frequent text updates about the storm protocol and show status, which helped everyone know what to expect when it was safe to enter. That said, the venue was flooded in some areas, and by the time the gates opened, which was nearly 2 hours after the originally scheduled gate opening time, the lines to get in were quite long. We had purchased lawn tickets, which had good sightlines and reasonable pricing (~$40/ticket), but keep in mind you have to pay for a lawn chair if you want to sit, outside chairs are not permitted. Food, drinks, and merchandise were available, but the lines were long and prices were high. Leaving the venue after the show was a bit frustrating. The Uber pickup area wasn't well-marked, and it was difficult to find a ride back to our off-site parking. Cellular connection within the venue grounds is rather poor, and with so many others requesting rides, Uber was backed up. Overall, Ruoff has a decent setup and good communication, but expect some challenges with flooding, long lines, and post-show transportation.

While I don't typically update my reviews in a year, this latest visit to Ruoff Music Center…read more(originally known as Deer Creek, then Verizon Wireless, then Klipsch, and now Ruoff), my latest visit to a sold out Pearl Jam show really brought to mind some of the strengths of the music center and also some of its weaknesses. Located on 228 acres in Noblesville, Ruoff has long been recognized as one of the top amphitheater stages in the country. Ruoff is a Fort Wayne-based mortgage company that signed a sponsor agreement in 2017. The facility has 6,147 seats under the pavilion and around 18,000 general admission lawn seats. The facility is an open-air music venue. In terms of accessibility, Ruoff is decent but has some significant issues. I will note it has improved dramatically over the years. Service animals are permitted under ADA guidelines. ADA tickets can be purchased at LiveNation.com. Every price range offered has accessible ticket options (of course, they can sell out). Accessible parking is available in the east and west lots. I have a mixed relationship with placard-free accessible parking. They DO ask if you have an identifiable tag. However, they don't require it. This can be great for those with temporary concerns. It also allows for the fact that many with disabilities will catch a ride to a concert and not always have a placard (I drive a car with a handicap plate - I do not have a window placard. Thus, if a friend drives me - as they did last night - I need accessible parking, however, my only actual proof is the wheelchair). My big concerns are: 1) Accessible parking is either in the grass or in gravel. Both can be challenging for wheelchairs. On the west side, as well, you actually cannot access the path to the venue without what they call a "shuttle," essentially a golf cart that is NOT accessible. While some with wheelchairs would be able to handle the path, it's steep and bumpy and generally ill-advised. You are allowed to park at a width that suits your needs (so they didn't question our obvious need for wheelchair width), however, having a shuttle that requires a wheelchair user to actually leave their wheelchair is, quite honestly, stupid. For the record, Yelp currently indicates the entry to be accessible (it's not) and that parking is accessible (it's not). While I love Yelp's new accessibility questions, I often find they are left to people who don't know accessibility and this is a great example. There's simply no way this venue can be called accessible. YES, they do make attempts to accommodate. However, real accessibility means someone with a disability can have the same experience as everyone else and do so independently. The parking and shuttle issues are easily and affordably addressed - Ruoff simply chooses to not do so. Because the venue was sold out last night, I found these deficits much more challenging. They also made for a MUCH longer night as we had to first wait for a shuttle and then wait for the one of two shuttles that was more accessible (which meant I could climb out of my wheelchair and into it - the other shuttle, again a golf cart, I couldn't even do it). And yes, if you pay for VIP parking (I was in the free areas) the options do improve. And again, I must say, despite my concerns that Ruoff has improved and the staff were wonderful in terms of doing what they could. My concerns are leadership-level. Moving on, you can request an interpreter with a two-week notice (there is no charge for this beyond the ticket). Accessible seating permits for the guest with the accessible need and one companion. Assisted listening devices are available with a two-day notice. All venue bathrooms, concession stands, and merchandise stands are mostly accessible. The bathrooms are relatively easy to get into (the entry is a bit narrow and they are so crowded that you may have to wait for an accessible option). The grounds tend to have some inclines/declines. You can also check the website for all other regulations about what you can take in (I am a little concerned about the need for clear bags/backpacks - I get it completely and respect the need for safety, but for those with disabilities who have more personal supplies this can be challenging). Last night really brought home my pavilion seating preference, though lawn seats are much less expensive. As is true of all music facilities, advance planning for disability makes for a better experience all around. We actually got moved to amazing seats (this was a re-scheduled show) and the employees were all helpful and friendly. While I was very close, standing often impeded my review -the big screens helped and after a while it seemed like the crowd caught on about my vision (as a wheelchair user) and made sure it happened. It's amazing how friendly people get once they're intoxicated and have a contact high. Fantastic concert. Mid-range venue with serious accessibility issues. Definitely plan ahead.

I've booked RougHouse a few times now, and they've been great every time! Our events have been…read morearound 100 people in attendance, and everyone is out on the dance floor. They played a good mix of classic and modern music that we all appreciated, and it felt like they tailored their set lists to our group incredibly well. I also have nothing but good things to say about working with them in getting the gigs scheduled. They have always been quick to respond, easy to work with, and inspired plenty of confidence leading up to a show. Highly recommend these guys - they rock!

RougHouse absolutely CRUSHED it at the 2024 Irvington Halloween Ball!…read moreFrom the moment they kicked off their set, the energy was electric, and the crowd was hooked. Their mix of classic rock anthems (and a couple Halloween-themed surprises for the crowd) had everyone dancing and singing along ALL NIGHT LONG! The vocals were powerful, the guitar work was insane, and the rhythm section kept things tight and driving all night. These guys know how to command a room and deliver an engaging performance! Beyond their incredible talent and stage presence, what really stood out was their professionalism. The band showed up early, fully prepared, and worked seamlessly with the event organizers. Setup, soundcheck, and coordination were smooth as could be--they're clearly seasoned pros who know how to handle a big event. For the level of talent and performance they delivered, Roughouse is more than fairly priced. They brought the atmosphere, the energy, and a concert-quality sound! Worth every single penny--and then some. It wasn't just a show--it was a full-blown experience. The themed outfits, the stage presence, the seamless crowd interaction--it all added up to be one of the most memorable and fun Irvington Halloween Balls. If you want a band for a wedding, a corporate event, a Halloween Festival , or anything in between. Look no further!!!! RougHouse brings top-tier musicianship, a professional and hassle-free experience, with tons of fun and energy....5 stars! No question!

I have been going to Elm Street for years. Our food is always good, and I love that the chef makes…read morespecials every weekend. We came because I wanted to try the sugar cookie martini I saw them post as their cocktail of the month on Facebook. Our servers have always been great. The bartenders were very friendly and it's such a cool relaxed vibe inside. Great place for all types of groups!

We were at Elm Street for a late lunch (beer, bbq pork, wings, fried pickles) Buddha bowl won't…read morebrisket), when Chef came out to take pictures for tonight's (Sept. 18) special: tenderloin with a white wine mushroom gravy and squash and cornbread. We got three dinners to go home from Muncie to Carmel (along with wings, leftover Buddha bowl with brisket and two growlers. We love Elm Street and it is an honor to meet the man behind a meal that holds a ****+ blind rating after an hour long ride packaged in a styrofoam box. Imagine it hot with their wings, brew, and Wednesday open mic night at a high top, booth, patio, or family and friends sized table.