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    House focaccia bread with sun-dried tomato butter

    Great ambiance in the bar! Good happy hour drinks and apps! The bartender Nick was very friendly.

    Carrot appetizer
    Lin LiAnn W.

    Located in the Carmel city center complex, this is a newer restaurant. Parking garage and street parking all over the place. A gal pal and I went here on a Wednesday night. They have happy hour cocktails until 6 PM. Our old-fashioned and Mai tai were eight dollars each. I don't know if they have food options for happy hour since we were there for the Devour event. It's a lovely smaller place, moody with a lounge vibe. My friend got the carrot appetizer. The flavor was really good, but the carrots were so hard, they were difficult to even cut with a knife. She thought they were really good though. I had the bloody Mary wedge without blue cheese. It was really good and I enjoyed the vinaigrette. Nice pieces of bacon and the shaved peppers were different. Quite enjoyable. We had the salmon and the steak frites as our entrées. She said the salmon was good, I didn't try it but considering there were no leftovers it must've been pretty good. Disclaimer I have a pet peeve about restaurants don't tell you about up charges. I was asked if I wanted regular fries or truffle fries when ordering and who wouldn't order truffle fries? Lol little did I know it would be a five dollar up charge. A bit steep for the portion of fries that I received. The truffle fries were some of the best I've had in this area and the dipping sauce they came with was mild and creamy. We both had the sticky toffee pudding. The sauce was really good and it came with vanilla bean ice cream. This isn't a cheap date night place. With my one happy hour cocktail, the devour menu, with my five dollar fry up charge, with tip it was almost $90. Would I come back? Certainly! Probably not for a Wednesday girls nite but for a nicer dinner with Hubs, for sure.

    Frites
    Patricia N.

    Ambiance 3/5 - music was a good selection but a little loud at times. The two top we were seated at for our reservation was disappointing. It was too close to the tables on either side. When the server can't fit - it's too close! I also don't enjoy eavesdropping on mind-numbing conversations. Service 3/5 - Fairly top notch with attentiveness. Unfortunately, they ran out of the wagyu for steak-frites. I was told they'd sub for filet, which is fine, except we weren't told the there would be a $14 price difference, which was a bit irritating when the bill came around. They also didn't provide the mushroom gravy, instead the steak was topped off with what seemed like a wine Demi-glacé. Food 4/5 - Overall, the meal was decent. We started with a shared wedge and French Onion Soup. Both were ok. FOS lacked bold flavor and was fairly bland. Nice cheese pull, but the broth lacked serious umami, some brandy or cognac, and was too sweet. My husband even thought they used Vidalia or Maui onions. Mains - 1) steak frites. Already mentioned the steak mishap, but it was also a bit overcooked. I requested rare plus and it was closer to middle of the road medium. Not even medium rare. No warm red center, twas pink at best. Frites were good, except they needed to be seasoned with S and P, which our server brought out. Flaky sea salt automatically brought it up to a 5 star side. 2) duck confit. Now this is a great addition to a restaurant menu. It's a standout dish. The duck was perfect. The cassoulet was tasty. But I couldn't eat much of it, since it was quite rich. Dessert - panna cotta was excellent. The end.

    Steak frites
    Zoe L.

    Incredible! My husband and I came here to try something new for our anniversary and had an amazing experience. Our server was very friendly and knowledgeable (despite being in training). He brought us both a glass of champagne after asking us if we were celebrating and offered us great suggestions for what to order while still giving us privacy to enjoy our time together. The real star of the show - the FOOD!!!! I felt the price points were very appropriate with the quality of the food an each course left our jaws on the floor. Incredibly impressive flavors and textures. Each dish was a careful crated art piece that leaves my mouth watering rethinking back! Would be the perfect date night as we finished our meal and enjoyed a walk through the city center area to walk off our stuffed bellies! Round of applause!

    Oysters
    M G.

    Do not sleep on this place! We had a date night here on Friday and everything exceeded our expectations. We started with the house mignonette oysters, very fresh tasting. I ordered the vodka daiquiri cocktail and my husband had a cocktail called Gator Boots made with mezcal, they were both delicious. For my entree I chose the Steak Frites which is an 8oz. striploin, fries, au poivre sauce. My husband ordered the 16 oz. Ribeye Purely Meats Chicago, Black Angus. I am not exaggerating when I say that the steaks melt in your mouth! We were so impressed and cannot wait to go back! My only complaint is that we were so full and did not save room for dessert lol! I will be ordering the sticky pudding next time! Shout out also to our server Andrew who was very knowledgeable and had great suggestions.

    Braised beef cheeks, house-made giardiniera, and polenta. Couldn't wait to dig in before taking a photo. INCREDIBLE flavors.
    Zoe H.

    Visited shortly after they updated their menu based on recent feedback and had an absolutely incredible meal. Our server, Rebecca, provided a fantastic overview of the concept and the menu and was attentive without being overbearing. Aaron, Mya, Nick and Josh were also lovely and very welcoming! We started with the meatballs (made from ground steak trimmings, superb flavor) and hummus and naan. The hummus was incredible! Very silky with a lovely olive medley on top. We ended up adding a squeeze of lemon wedge halfway through from one of our cocktails and it made the garlic sing - 10/10. We got a special for the second round - braised beef cheeks with polenta and house-made giardiniera. Absolutely no notes - perfectly composed bites, beautiful plating, impeccable execution. Easily one of the best dishes I or my partner have had this year. Split a Caesar salad - excellent flavor and really enjoyed the lemon-zested breadcrumbs, which provided a more consistent crunch than croutons. For mains, we had the steak au poivre (8 oz strip, med. rare, cooked perfectly and sliced so it was both easier to eat and confirmed to be perfect before serving - love it!) and the Icelandic cod, as well as a flight of all their sauces. The chimichurri, Old Bay beurre blanc, smoked horseradish and black garlic aioli were all standouts. The au poivre had a beautiful texture but could've had a bit more pepper for my palate, and the Lone Pine red wine demiglace was delicious but not my usual speed. The fries were excellent - crispy, well-seasoned and just thick enough. The beverages were all excellent - we had three well-made classics and two glasses of Fableist Cabernet. While we weren't feeling a bottle, the wine list was beautifully curated. I'd expect nothing less from the wine brain behind Beholder, but it's really refreshing to visit a steakhouse that appreciates old-world reds to this degree. Really my only critique was that the lighting was a little weird - it felt bright given the rest of the vibe, which was definitely cozy, but the overhead lights were a little bright and a little too white and it made it feel a little too sterile. This is definitely an ambitious concept, particularly for Carmel, but the staff is passionately and has clearly been receptive to feedback. We had a great experience and it feels like they very much have their feet under them; if you've been waiting to try them, now's the time.

    Tiffany H.

    The ambiance was warm and inviting. Andrew took exceptional care of us (you can ask for him if you make a reservation!) and Jay stopped by several times to check on our meal and ensure our diner with dietary restrictions had everything she needed. The menu felt like a steakhouse in Montana with a French twist. Between the four of us, we got to taste a lot of the dishes and everything was delicious!

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    We came with a large group and they were very accommodating. The food was awesome and Jacob's service was above and beyond, thank you!!

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    Amazing experience! Great food, cocktails, and ambiance! I will absolutely return again and again! Wonderful for large groups, as well!

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    Went to dinner here with a party of six and our dinner was fantastic! Justin was our server and the…read moreservice was as good or better than any of the finer food establishments in Carmel. We got there are 5:30 on a Saturday and were pleasantly surprised to find that happy hour lasted until 6pm, so the wine was 1/2 price. The Harvey and Harriett red blend was phenomenal. The pig and fig was an amazing appetizer and I could have eaten 5 of those by myself!The seafood special, cordon bleu and burger were definitely all dishes we will crave and return for. If you haven't tried Josephine, I highly recommend. You will not be disappointed.

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    4.6(68 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    Freeland's Restaurant was such a memorable dining experience! From the moment we arrived, I loved…read morethe charm of the beautiful historic home and the warm, intimate atmosphere. It feels elegant and special without feeling overly formal. The food was truly a work of art. Every plate was beautifully presented, colorful, creative and full of interesting combinations of flavors and textures. Even the presentation itself made you want to stop and admire each dish before taking the first bite! The burrata, beautifully plated entrées and vegetable dishes were all impressive, and I loved the attention to detail throughout the meal. The cocktails were just as creative as the food--beautifully presented and almost too pretty to drink. And t The service made the evening even better. Luke took wonderful care of us and was friendly, attentive, knowledgeable, and welcoming throughout the entire meal. He gave us just the right amount of attention without ever making us feel rushed, and his service really added to the overall experience.

    As an esteemed enjoyer of delicious vittles, I feel like it's my job to pay attention to the food…read moreworld in general, and central Indiana's food scene in particular. A while back, I learned that Tom Main, the owner of Freeland's, was nominated for a James Beard Award for Outstanding Restaurateur. Well! That's all I needed to read, and I put Freeland's on my list of must-visit restaurants. Freeland's isn't a fancy joint, but it's also not not-fancy. Vibes were telling me that it felt like the kind of place where you want to put on a clean shirt, and so I got it into my head that Freeland's should be saved for a day when I felt like changing out of my yoga pants. So I visited on an anniversary. Pro tip: When you make a reservation online (and you should definitely make a reservation), tell them whether you're visiting for a birthday, anniversary, retirement, etc. They will make your dining experience incredibly special. We were greeted at our table with a celebratory sparkling wine toast (in shot glasses), and a complimentary scoop of fruit sorbet to end our meal. This was totally unexpected and was a nice touch, and spoke volumes about the service at Freeland's. Honestly, I don't know what to rave about first: the service or the food. But since I mentioned the service, I'll go ahead and just say that Freeland's has some of the best service I've experienced in Indiana. I felt like I was in the middle of a carefully orchestrated play, with people coming in and out to give me new silverware, refresh my water glass before I knew I needed more water, and whisk my empty plates away as soon as I was done with them. At one point, I was transfixed by watching the staff maneuver and dance around each other in the dining room with purpose and grace. It was a sight to behold. I love efficiency! I love moving with purpose! They do that here, all for you. One hundred percent, you should order the carrot appetizer. It's just called "Carrots" on the menu, which is an understatement. These are perfectly cooked warm carrots glazed in a Szechuan sauce, sitting on top of a creamy edamame hummus, drizzled with oil and sprinkled with everything-bagel spice. One order is plenty for two or three people to share, but I could see myself coming back and just hoarding an entire carrots plate all to myself, with a glass of wine, at the bar. For the main dishes, the Sakura Farm Pork Belly was ordered (kimchi, black forbidden rice, duck egg), which was so juicy and tender. I got the Loch D' Art Salmon, which is cooked medium, unless you tell them otherwise (but medium is perfect, so don't tell them otherwise), and comes with Carolina gold grits, broccolini, tomatoes, romesco sauce and harissa. Holy mackerel (I mean, salmon)! This was a perfect fish dish, and melted in my mouth. Every bite was amazing. It was just the right amount on the plate, too -- not too much, but also completely satisfying. They have some creative desserts on the menu. I didn't really want dessert, but we were given a dessert on the house, so how could I say no? The cherry sorbet was pure, icy cherries in a glass. So refreshing, and the perfect way to end the exquisite meal. Freeland's dining room is small, and when we visited, every table was full. Like I said, definitely make a reservation. But despite all of the people, and all of the people talking, it was never too loud. They have sound-diffusing panels in the ceiling to offset some of the noise, so I never felt like I had to shout across the table. They think about every detail here! This is one example of the care Freeland's puts into their dining experience, and it's not the only one. You are well-taken-care-of here.

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    Matt's Wine Bar

    1.5(2 reviews)
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    This is a poor attempt at reviving paid for square footage from an equally poor attempt at an Irish…read morethemed pub. Whilst I'm no fan of MTM's, and Langton's demise was easy to predict, this review will focus on the folly that is the "new" wine bar. First, patrons are left scratching their heads at why the first floor of the former Langton's space is vacant and the Wine Bar is isolated to its former upstairs? Employees will tell you it's to utilize the first floor as a banquet space. Um, ok, but the space is visible and open to the upstairs wine bar. Conceptually that's odd and what will this actually be like from a guest experience when both the Wine Bar is open and the banquet space is in use? Second, let's talk decor. Nearly all the quasi-Irish decor is still in place despite the obvious conceptual change. Examples: the stained glass work, the artwork on the walls, and the usage of snugs. Third, let's talk televisions. Whilst the abundance of TV's (with sports on most) is a hold-over from Langton's, they have no business as part of a wine bar. In fact, one of Langton's and now the Wine Bar's shortcomings is having TVs in the remaining snugs. I've been to countless pubs in Ireland and countless wine bars throughout this country, none of which have TV's in snugs. It defeats the purpose of a snug. Fourth, let's talk music. Current pop/dance-type music is not congruent with a high-price point wine bar. The music simply doesn't match the concept. Fifth, the wine list is uninspiring. Nothing but well known, upper end labels and they are priced accordingly. Wow, you have Silver Oak, Decoy, etc. . . how imaginative! Listen, I appreciate good wine and will pay for it, but it's much more satisfying to see a well-curated wine list that is geographically diverse and price diverse. It's pedestrian to have a concentrated list of high end Napa/Sonoma offerings. Also, the staff seemed to have very little knowledge of the wine list itself. That's ok at a place that is $7-12 glass. It's not ok at a place that's $22+ a glass. Lastly, the food was a joke. Teresa ordered a cheese plate that looked like it was assembled as an afterthought. I lament not taking a photo. It was a sloppy, disorganized pile of cheese, dried fruit, and crackers that appeared to be remnants from other servings piled haphazardly. There was no description of the cheeses on the menu, nor was one offered by the server. Conclusion: expensive, poor food quality, sports bar atmosphere, uneducated staff, and feels exactly like what it is: a desperate attempt to rebrand a space as something else with no effort.

    It's confusing. Separate entrance = locked. Hostess stand directs us to MTM's for service. It's…read morejust not the atmosphere we were seeking. Plus, it was oddly quiet back there. We left disappointed and ended up at a different wine bar.

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    4.2(118 reviews)
    3.4 mi

    Gave NYC members club vibes. Excellent food, spectacular service, and perfect portions. Highly…read morerecommend for a date night or business dinner!

    Vibes are pretty modern and simple (we were seated in the side room, the outside looked like they…read morehad a bit more fun furniture going on) Service felt elevated. Appetizers - pretty yummy WTF roll - 9/10 had dried Wagyu which made it more savory, rice is chewy (in between sushi rice and sticky rice) could be a little less rice; the potato threads were crispy and yum Wagyu Perogi - 7.5/10 was good, but not as meat focused as I was hoping, filling was very soft but I like the pasta dough (had some chew) Entrees were cooked well, I think the flavors were straightforward and not too complex. Chicken Wellington - the pastry dough was as buttery as biscuits. Sauce had dates and the dish was on the sweeter side (I prefer more savory entrees so this was not my taste) My partner ordered this and he loved it Miso Black Cod Fish was done well and not dry. Broth was a bit one dimensional to me. I thought my soba noodles were gonna be the brown ones but they were thicker like ramen white noodles The herbs really captured the pho broth well. I've noticed the effort put into the menu was done really well. I feel like with food fusion, I noticed a lot of things do end up getting misspelled but I noticed the accent and spelling were all correct on the menu. Liz was our server and she was very knowledgeable on the menu also!

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    4.7(62 reviews)
    9.6 mi

    My husband and I had the most amazing experience here after deciding to celebrate our 10 year…read moreanniversary here, on a whim. We were attracted by the many 5 star reviews, and they earned every one of them! The restaurant is very intimate. Only 12 or so tables. We arrived at 6 pm and were a the only ones in the restaurant! We were greeted at the front desk by the owner, Chef Dan, who was so friendly and welcoming. He and my husband discovered they are both from Detroit, and had a blast chatting throughout our dinner. We were immediately told, wander around! Check out the artwork! Make yourselves at home. Each course is brought out at your leisure. We were able to fully enjoy each one, at no rush. The food.... OH MY GOD. Every course was AMAZING. Some of the best food I've EVER had. Truly one of the best dinners I've ever had, and definitely my new favorite restaurant in Indy! We will definitely be back!

    1.10.26 - I like to pick nice restaurants for the Hub's birthday, and try places we haven't been…read moreto, so was excited to go to Portofino. It's not much to look at from the outside - in small strip mall off Fall Creek about 2 miles north of 96th, but the inside is both luxe and comfortably cozy. At just 12 tables, you get your table for the night, so there is no rush and your evening can be as long as you want to make it. They also have a gorgeous little side wine room that you can rent for parties of 6-8 for dinner. And there's a little bar area that seats maybe 4-6. We had reservations for 6pm, so there were only 2 or 3 other tables occupied when we got there, but they filled throughout the night (& we left close to 8pm). Our server Shaunda was delightful, and the owner Dan came around and checked on all the tables a few times as well. We were presented with a cous cous amuse bouche, a nice refreshing bite to start the evening. Hubs had an Italian Old Fashioned and I asked our server to pair wine for me, so it was a Decoy Sauv Blanc with our first course - the mussels. We asked for extra crostinis in order to soak up more of the delicious sauce they came in. Next was the beet arugula salad, so good! For entrees, hubs had the pappardelle bolognaise and got an iced T, and I had the short ribs with risotto, paired with a glass of cab franc. Dessert was coffee (americano) for each of us, and we split the tiramisu (see all my pics). We ate and enjoyed everything! Total with tax was right at 200 before gratuity. So this is more of a splurge place for us, (of course would be less without the beverages we did) but we will be back. It was a really pleasant evening and another big win for me picking birthday places! #yum #ReviewsByRL

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