Our young family had a great time here. Kid friendly foods but also something for the parents too…read more Since both kiddos wanted cheese pizza we opted for the 14" pizza for the same price of 2 kids pizzas which I think ends up as the better deal. Hubby devoured the smash burger, which I thought was good. But the wings and the cocktails I thought were great. Service was spot on. Fun decor. A bit of pick your adventure - table games, coloring, corn hole, table tennis, trivia. The fire pits bring back wonderful memories of kicking back with loved ones and enjoying a laid back evening. The chairs are surprisingly comfortable and I told my hubby we needed to get some! They do have happy hour and plenty of free parking. There are located next to trains tracks and our boys got excited to see 4 pass through while we were out on the patio. Great concept. Will be back.

Really fun spot with a simple menu, good food, and friendly service. The restaurant is huge with…read morelots of indoor and outdoors seating and plenty of parking. Great for large groups and kids - we saw tons of both on our visit. We visited for a late lunch/early dinner (3:30) and split wings (soy garlic glaze) and the Woodstock pizza. The wings were huge and crispy. Dare I say my favorite wings in Indy? I LOVED them and ate 5/6. I can't wait to try other flavors. The pizza was great too. We loved the shredded zucchini on top.

Easily one of my favorite bars in the city!! Always a good time and the food is amazing! Service is…read morea little scarce sometimes but it's usually packed so I can understand the waiters running around a bit. The vibe is always casual, don't expect anything too fancy, I always think of it as more of a dive bar but that's what I love about it. Last time I was there was for the IU football championship game and the place was packed, but the service definitely did not lack. Luckily, we were close enough to the bar so that anytime we needed something we were able to just step over and talk to any of the bartenders. We order a pizza and wings as well and as always, they were absolutely delicious. This is one of my go-to spots whenever I want to watch a sports game or I want to have just a super casual night out!

Stopped in the Dugout for beer and food. We tried the buffalo pork tenderloin. Great flavor and…read morevery moist. Great food all around. I also love their fried bologna sandwich. This is a must stop destination. So do yourself a favor and stop in.

This place is always packed. I'd recommend making reservations in advance…read more The chicken is so delicious! It's seasoned well and juicy. We also had the biscuits with blueberry jam with butter for an appetizer. Our waiter said it was popular and I can see why. The place itself is really cute and charming. I'd comeback for that chicken and waffles. Also the pricing is not bad at all.

This is my first time passing by this restaurant since moving out of the city, and I'm so glad we…read morestopped. The food was outstanding and looked as good as it tasted. The drinks we ordered were equally satisfying. For starters we ordered the fried pickles, which honestly may have been my favorite ever! And then for our meal we ordered the sweet and spicy chicken and waffles and classic chicken and waffles. Arianna (sp?) our server was super sweet and efficient. She was one of two servers (it seemed based off presence) in the place so it did take a bit for our orders to be taken and to receive everything it she made sure we were taken care of! There are many seating options from tables of two to a group of 20. The prices were reasonable, the ambiance is casual and hip. Will definitely consider going back!

I love spicy food. Spent 30 years of my life in TX and NM. Then moved to West TN. So I have had…read moresome Hot Chicken and really spicy food. We ordered three meals. Light, Dark and naked wings. I will start with sides. The greens, better than I ever had including AL, MS, LA and TN. Slaw was classic LA. Good, I am vinger slaw guy. Now for the chicken. First and foremost the medium is no joke HOT. Anyone can make something hot. But the flavor of the hotness is world class. Whatever they do, (brine whatever) the flavor is deep in the meat, including the breast. Absolutely fantastic. My only advice is if you find a raw jalapeno to hot, go one level down in spice. Unless you can set an eat raw Serranos, don't pay .$50 to go spicier. Who would have thought, amazing hot chicken, Indy.

Mixed reviews. Five of us visited. I enjoyed my chicken sandwich at the "mild plus" heat level. The…read moreother four people I was with got "medium" and "medium plus" (they are hot sauce / heat lovers) and they all hated the food. It honestly hurt to see all that chicken go directly into the garbage, but they claim it was inedible. Since it's not a saucy type of flavoring, but a dry rub, they said that the heat was painful, and not flavorful. Back to the sandwich I enjoyed... I felt that there was a sweetness to the flavor that I liked, which I could see not everyone enjoying. There is also a hot dusting over the french fries which exacerbates any discomfort people are having from the heat. There really wasn't anything to cool it down. The macaroni and cheese was piping hot, although not spicy.

2 stars. Mainlya…read morestar because they have a $5 lunch special that is a great value... although the quality is too often subpar. The wings are often barely sauced. Tonight I ordered them "extra wet" and they were still dry. No sauce in the bottom of the container or anything. Dry! The fries are fantastic when you get them fresh. Tonight I waited 20 minutes and the fries were still room temp. So aggravating. They offer root beer online as a fountain drink, but there's not any in the fountain. The cashier tried to charge me an extra $1.29 because the root beer was in a bottle. Um, nope! I paid online and I wasn't paying anything extra. She truly didn't want to give me our sodas until the guy who ordered before me spoke up and said, "Not having root beer in the fountain isn't her problem." And my kids love the ranch - so I guess that's worth a star too.

Here we are 2026!!!!!!!!!! and they still act like they don't know what you are talking about , but…read moreyou can here them talking it up in the back THEY NEVER ANSWER THE PHONE CAUSE THEY HAVE THE VOLUME DOWN and act like the phone doesn't ring but it do they just have the volume down everytime I get a shitty service im keep leaving a picture of who provided that shitty service get better staffing and English speaking employees

Kilroys is a big bar with tons of TVs and seating. They were pretty busy so service was a little…read moreslow. We ordered a smash burger and Cajun chicken sandwich and the bread stick of the month which was arroz con pollo. They were pretty solid. The burger was good, bread sticks were delicious, and I enjoyed my sandwich which was a lot bigger than I anticipated. Definitely a solid place to eat at and it's super close to the Gainbridge arena.

We were looking for a late night bite and we're so happy to stumble in to Kilroy's!…read more They were one of the few places open late that still had their kitchen and full menu service. They have plenty of good options if you are pescatarian or don't eat meat. I had their salmon tacos, which were packed with flavor and a good slaw. That also came with some fries so it was a very filling meal. This is a great spot to come for a night out or to catch a game. They have so many different TVs and plenty of seating space.

We stopped in last minute on New Year's Eve before the pacers game, there was a short wait but they…read morewere able to seat our party of 8. The food was pretty good, although we only got appetizers and our server Annalise took great care of us!

HELLOOO This is Justin's son :) I had a good and "bad" experience because when we got here the…read morewait was quick but they sat us in a little back room :l I ordered the buffalo chicken sandwich with a side of "Cajun butter corn cobs" and you want to know what you get for 6 bucks of corn? Small, little, somewhat burnt, STEAMING HOT, not-so-buttery and not-so-cajun-ish corn on the cobs. Next we have the chicken. I would've rather grown a chicken, killed it for some wings, made a hat with its feathers and made sensory toys with its eyes The buns were probably the best part. The lettuce was cut smaller than you could ever imagine, the chicken had a good amount but tasted like it was drowned in Franks Red Hot Sauce. The tomato was a tomato This isn't all the restaurant though. The other times I visited here were AMAZING The times I sat in the big room were good because, there were TVs to save my boredom, the built in chargers were neat, and the food was just better! BRING BACK THE TVS THAT SHOW WHAT MUSIC IS PLAYING PLS Thank you for listening to me yap!

After walking around with a coffee my friend and I were hungry and were enticed in by the cozy look…read moreand ambience. They have indoor and outdoor seating and the booths are very comfortable. The menu isn't huge but has a lot of good solid items. Her salmon salad was delicious and I enjoyed my BLT minus the B. The fries were nice and crispy and thin, which made them seem lighter! It was a fund lunch and I would go back later for drinks or appetizers with friends.

Had an excellent experience at Crazy! Service was attentive and the Philly cheesesteak, served on…read morenaan, was delish. The French fries were also perfection - thin, crispy, and piping hot. I would seriously come back just for the fries. Skipped the cocktails this go around, but will be happy to try in the future.

Came here for a bears packers game on a Saturday. Service was great, drinks were cold, and…read moreatmosphere was lively. Played darts after the game, had a great time!

Came here with some friends for dinner and I'm not sure I ordered the right thing. Went with their…read morebeef stew which was cooked with Guinness beer. Usually when you use alcohol for cooking it cooks down and you can't really taste it. Maybe it's cause I hate beer but I could CLEARLY taste the Guinness and it didn't taste good. Regular beef stew would have been SO MUCH better. But this is a pub so I get it. My friend ordered some appetizers as well. I could have eaten my own plate of mozzarella sticks and been happy without the beef stew. I did wanna try it tho and now I know I don't like their version. I would say if you like Guinness then you'll probably like it but for me, it's a no. Maybe next time I'll get a burger.

Met up with two friends for brunch at Love Handle and it absolutely delivered. Great location at…read morethe end of Mass Ave near Bottleworks--and pro tip: parking directly in front on the same side of the street is free. The space is big and fun, with a large dining room, an old-school video arcade game, interesting art, and a big screen playing movies, which adds to the laid-back, quirky vibe. It's counter service with clear menu boards on the wall, making ordering easy. I had the cheesy jalapeño grits with bacon and an egg and... my goodness. So incredibly delicious. One friend ordered the same grits but swapped in fried catfish instead of bacon--also a fantastic choice. Our third went with a classic plate with eggs and bacon, and let me tell you, the bacon is thick and plentiful. We ordered a side of fries for the table and there were more than enough to share. Self-serve coffee with all the fixings is a nice touch, and the service was friendly and welcoming. Fun atmosphere, great food, solid portions--definitely will be back.

Stopped in here for brunch this past Sunday with my husband because we had been wanting to try it…read moreout for a while and had mixed feelings. We were greeted right away and looked over the menu a bit before ordering. My husband ordered the country breakfast with chicken (definitely the way to go) and I ordered the cheesy jalapeño grits with bacon. We each got a cup for water and I ordered a coffee, excited because I saw ahead of going that it was self-serve (like at Cafe Patachou where I can get as many coffees as I like without having to wait for our server to come check on us first). However, the self serve coffee excitement was short-lived after seeing that they only offered half and half as creamer (I'm lactose intolerant) and the two coffee carafes were not labeled for what was inside (decaf? medium roast? you'll never know!) and then one was completely empty and never refilled during our visit. The water station also was not ever refilled during our visit, so we were not able to get refills after filling up our cups the first time. It took a couple of tries to find a table we could sit at because you seat yourself, but several had not been cleaned after other guests left and had food and drinks spilled on them. There were definitely enough staff members there to be able to clean them in between customers, so we weren't sure why they were left that way. We ended up sitting in the middle of the room towards the front, across from the clown art wall, which made for interesting conversation as we looked through everything. When the food came out I was impressed with the portions, but I had no flavor whatsoever to my cheesy jalepeno grits. The egg and bacon were good, but not enough to make it a good dish and I would not order it again. And I love savory breakfast and grits in general, so it was a real bummer. My husband's dish was worth the visit though. It was a huge portion size and we honestly would just split it if we came back and ordered it. It was so savory, seasoned perfectly, and juicy. One of the best breakfast dishes I have tried recently! I really debated between 3-4 stars for this, but my dish was a flop, the lack of cleanliness for the seating area, the lackluster self-serve coffee station, and not refilling the beverages ultimately scored a 3 star review for me. I would come back and try something else though, or split the country chicken breakfast because it was really good. Hopefully next time the beverages won't be empty!