Wow. Tom's was packed. I am very thankful that we had a private area in the back. There is a TV…read morecovering every inch but the real story here is Karissa. She is the QB, wait, she's the MVP of the league. So impressed on how she handled our group of a plus thirty with such efficiency. She was on top of everything and so polite and not ruffled even with the most complicated guests. lol. My Hummus Duo without cheese was very good even when my colleague was double-dipping with his carrot stick from his ranch not paying enough attention that I am dairy free. Ugh! Tom's is THE place to watch a game especially if you fortunate enough to have Karissa as your server. Thank you Karissa

Tom's is not only great place to watch your favorite sport it has plenty of seating, and the menu…read moreis good too. Not to mention the service is great and the bartenders are easy on the eyes. But let's talk food, the buffalo wings are good, they are not the best I have ever had but they are worth your time and then the cornbread pancake and fried chicken fingers are delicious. The question is would I recommend this place. I have to say yes because I've been in town two days and have already ate there twice. Enough said.

One of my favorite memories from The District Tap actually started with a shirt…read more We were sitting on the patio overlooking Georgia Street on a Fever game day when a couple walked by wearing one of the coolest Caitlin Clark shirts we'd ever seen. We complimented it, asked where they found it, and before we knew it, we were chatting with a wonderful couple who had traveled all the way from overseas just to watch Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever play that night. Moments like that are one of the reasons I love Indianapolis on game days. The patio was the perfect place to soak it all in. Fever fans filled the sidewalks, kids proudly carried homemade signs, and there was an excitement in the air that only comes from a city rallying behind its team. We could have people-watched for hours. Our waitress was exactly what every server should strive to be. Friendly, relaxed, and genuinely fun to talk to, she somehow mastered the art of appearing right before we found ourselves looking around for her. We never felt rushed, but we also never waited for anything. The food held up its end of the bargain too. The fried mozzarella disappeared embarrassingly fast and earned a solid 9.3 on my unofficial stretch meter. Crispy on the outside, perfectly gooey inside, with a marinara sauce that was every bit as good as the cheese itself. The chef salad was fresh, generously loaded with toppings, and easily big enough for a meal. I honestly couldn't tell you what beer I ordered... Because what I remember most is the experience. Sharing appetizers on a sunny patio, meeting fellow basketball fans from halfway around the world, and watching Indianapolis come alive before tipoff. It reminded me that sports have a funny way of turning complete strangers into friends. We'll absolutely be back the next time we're headed to Gainbridge.

We stopped by The District Tap for a couple of drinks, not dinner, and unfortunately the service…read moreleft a bad impression. Our server was friendly and responsive to one member of our group (male) but repeatedly didn't acknowledge another (female). This wasn't a one-time thing, it happened several times over the course of our visit, and it came across as dismissive. As for the drinks: beer prices were nice and cheap, but the margarita was on the expensive side and not really worth it. The place seems geared toward bigger dinner crowds, which may be why a two-person drinks-only table didn't get much attention, but being essentially ignored isn't a great look either way. We wouldn't return. 2/5.

Swing by lunch here at least once a month. Food hasn't disappointed yet! They do a lunch mix and…read morematch which is good, recommend breadstick and wedge salad combo. Good service waitstaff is always on top of it. Pop music on the slightly louder side if you're about that. Today I went with the chicken salad on rye, she thick. Side of fruit to be healthy. Birria breadstick of the month was absolute fire. Fireeeeeeeee. They do a different specialty breadstick every month, worth coming once a month just to get it. Buddy got the BBQ chicken salad and thought it was really good.

First off. Jaelynn is the best server I've ever had. So friendly and attentive and on top of it…read more I am writing because I recently learned that the cheese breadsticks have been removed from the menu, and I genuinely need to know: why would you do this to us? I understand that restaurants change menus. Items come and go, new things get added, and sometimes decisions have to be made behind the scenes. But the cheese breadsticks are not just another random menu item. They are a Kilroy's staple. They are one of those foods that I immediately associate with Kilroy's, and removing them feels like getting rid of part of what makes Kilroy's, Kilroy's. And yes, I know you still have the stuffed breadsticks. I know people love the pepperoni breadsticks. But not everyone wants or can eat meat. The cheese breadsticks were the perfect option because they gave you everything that makes the breadsticks so ridiculously good without requiring a meat filling. They were simple, cheesy, warm, comforting, and genuinely one of the best things on the menu. Also, the CHEESE. I don't know what exactly you were doing differently with those breadsticks, but the cheese inside of them was so good. There was something about the combination of the dough, the cheese, and dipping them in sauce that made them perfect. Replacing that with only meat-filled options is just not the same thing. I have a hard time believing I am the only person disappointed by this. The cheese breadsticks appealed to vegetarians, people who don't eat pork or pepperoni, people who simply weren't in the mood for meat, and people like me who just genuinely thought the cheese version was superior. It also seems like such a strange item to remove because breadsticks are part of Kilroy's identity. There are certain foods you expect when you go to certain places, and Kilroy's breadsticks are absolutely one of those things. When something becomes that closely associated with a restaurant, taking away one of the classic versions feels like a much bigger menu change than simply discontinuing an appetizer. I am genuinely so disappointed. There are plenty of menu items I could see disappearing and think, "Well, that's unfortunate," and move on with my life. This is not one of them. I am apparently passionate enough about these cheese breadsticks that I am sitting here writing an entire email about them, which should tell you how serious the situation has become. So I am respectfully begging whoever has the power to make this decision: PLEASE bring back the cheese breadsticks. Put them back on the permanent menu. Make them a limited-time item. Charge me an extra dollar. Make me sign a petition. I am willing to negotiate. I just cannot accept that we are living in a world where I can walk into Kilroy's and not order cheese breadsticks. Some things should not be messed with, and the Kilroy's cheese breadsticks are one of them. Please reconsider this decision. Your cheese-breadstick-loving customers are counting on you. Sincerely, A very disappointed and very hungry Kilroy's customer

Koko was an amazing server, and my family and I really appreciate the quick and friendly service…read more Deserves much recognition for her welcoming personality. Please consider giving her a raise.

First time trying Yard House for lunch today and was pleasantly surprised with the quality of their…read moreAhi Tuna Salad. Service was good but we didnt realize we had to pay with the little device on the table so we waited a bit longer til we realized we needed to cash out with it. Ambiance is nice great place for a work lunch! Cheers

I stopped in today (6/28/26) for one beer while floating around Indy. I haven't been here since…read more2021 but it appears to be the same. Great hangout place with fresh drinks and good food!

Stopped in before the fever game with my friend, we lucked out and got a table right away, and our…read moreserver was great and on top of it. I enjoyed a miller lite, and we split the nachos that I thought was very tasty! Fresh ingredients and chicken! It's also fun to check out all of the Indy themed things they have hanging up! Fun place; check them out if you are downtown

Clayton's is one of my favorite bars downtown. They have a great country vibe and always great live…read moremusic singers. It's a great place to go for drinks and food and a lot better atmosphere than tin roof in downtown Indy. If you are looking for great drinks, live music and fun I'd go to Clayton's country bar. I will for sure be going back

Excellent hangout. Great service. Live music, great beers , and. Super-cool vibe. A must visit.read more

Pulling into the packed parking lot on a football Sunday, we were already discussing our backup…read moreplan if the wait was too long. Turns out the entire heated patio is first come, first served, and we were seated almost immediately. It was one of those windy Indiana afternoons where the cold finds every gap in your jacket. I fully expected to spend lunch shivering. Somehow, the heated patio felt warmer than the restaurant itself. Between the TVs, football on every screen, and the patio heaters, we had zero complaints. Now let's talk about the famous pepperoni-stuffed breadsticks. They're a must. And order your own nacho cheese. Seriously. Don't expect anyone to share. I could eat a shoe dipped in their cheese and probably enjoy every bite. The breadsticks always arrive piping hot, stuffed with gooey mozzarella, and if we're judging on a cheese-pull scale...I'm giving them a solid 7/10 on the stretch meter. As for our server, Zach...what a true gem. He's one of those people I'd honestly be surprised to hear anyone say they didn't like. Funny, quick with the jokes, and somehow kept up with the chaos without missing a beat. He also made sure my lemon drop martinis never had a chance to get lonely. Since I wasn't driving, he happily assisted me in...staying hydrated. The place was busy enough that we couldn't stand around chatting long, but he's the kind of person you'd genuinely enjoy running into again. We've been here twice now, and both visits have been consistently great. Whether you're stopping in to catch the game, escape the cold on the heated patio, or simply satisfy a craving for those ridiculously good breadsticks, Ale Emporium continues to be one of our favorite spots. Just don't skip the breadsticks...and trust me, order your own cheese. You'll understand after the first bite.

This might be my own fault since I went for boneless wings instead of bone in, but I didn't…read moreunderstand the hype. I went with hermanaki, and while the sauce was good, it wasn't special enough that I would pay an extra $1 for it again. Then, the meat was SO dry. The fries were tasty and the service on the patio was fast, but next time I want boneless wings, I'd actually prefer one of the typical wing chains. I did see two families get turned away for having kids, so I wonder if the 21+ status for this location could be better advertised since other locations are family friendly.

Back at Shindig, where the vibe is always fun and inviting! We sat on the patio this time and…read moreplayed a little game of ping-pong while we waited for our food. The ball spent more time off the table than it did on it :D This visit, I built my own gluten-free pizza with olive oil, garlic, basil, rosemary, arugula, prosciutto, and goat cheese. It was fresh, flavorful. The wait staff was friendly and attentive, and the patio made for a great place to spend the evening. It's one of those spots that's just as much about the experience as it is the food, which is why I keep coming back.

Shin Dig, Dig Dug, Doug Martin, Marther Luther King Jr, Malcolm X, Malcolm in the Middle, Mid…read more Any place touted first-most for vibes is a surefire loser and bonafide scrub. My mind is pretzeled on why Cunningham merged sterile and kid-friendly into one. I'm sure it sells, but at what cost? This Roosevelt rendezvous is where Fat Dan was taken for his Ozempic euthanization. It's the next domino to fall towards losing bar food completely. Like hydration breaks at the 23rd minute, my tummy rumbles at the dire straits our society has set course upon. Open your eyes matey, our helmsman is a fool! He's taken us deep into the Indian Ocean at the heat of summer swells, so now we suffer from scurvy worse than $18 burger+fry combos. Listen there; you can hear the crew mumble with discontent! Albeit my sorrow and tears shed in the bow of this culinary craft, I must tip my cap to the service of deckhand Lily. She salved my spirits on the open water, and for that, I will delay my mutiny.

Tierney was the best server! The food was fantastic! Try the chilli with the Arizona fixings.read more

Didn't eat any food, but the drinks were cheap and strong. As long as you like sports and can deal…read morewith some happy or not so happy betting folks. It's a good time.

Fowling (noun) fowl-ing: The hunting or trapping of wildfowl…read more Google "fowling definition" and this is what you'll find. Google simply "fowling" and you learn about this odd sport where you combine football and bowling. Just now. Right NOW as I'm writing this, the word fowling finally made (sort of) sense. Football + bowling = fowling. Now I'm even pronouncing the word different with a long "o" sound versus the "ou" diphthong. I had to Google that, too, but once I saw diphthong, I knew it was going in my review. You're welcome for the 5th grade grammar lesson. Please redeem your Pizza Hut personal pan pizza for your hard work. Ok, fowling. It has nothing to do with trapping birds or teaching birds of prey to land on your arm (that's falconry). Nope, it's a game you play with friends and beer. The setup is more like cornhole, but you use bowling pins and throw, that's right, a football. Someone was clearly drunk when this game was invented. But what a great way to bring a group of people together! The Fowling Warehouse specializes in the game of fowling, but has several other activities to enjoy as a group: pool, darts, a few arcade games and a golf simulator. I may go back just for the golf simulator. This is the real deal, a full Trackman set up. It was pretty sweet. Those simulators can be a little intimidating at the PGA Superstore, but it's tucked away in the corner at the Fowling Warehouse where you can shank balls and not feel like a fool. Mostly. There are also two bars and you can order pizza and boneless wings. The bar has a nice selection of beers on tap. They use the magnet cup system where the cup fills from the bottom. My favorite thing was seeing multiple signs on the bar that warn you that if you push the bottom of the cup, you will get wet! And I smiled devilishly thinking about curious people testing their luck with the cups and losing every time. For me, I enjoyed a couple glasses of this blood orange IPA. Delicious and refreshing. The Fowling Warehouse isn't exactly my jam, but I think it's the kind of place that is perfect for a certain crowd who enjoys games and likes a new challenge. And they can handle a large party! If you are looking to try a new sport that feels like it was invented by someone who lost a bet, this place is for you! I kid, but the Warehouse is nice and clean and large! The service was good and everyone seemed to have a great time. Seems like a pretty good spot for your next party if games are your thing! Please note: No birds were injured during the writing of this review.

Recently visited Fowling Warehouse for a work team building event. I had no idea what to expect…read more Parking was a bit of a mystery. There was a sign in front of the business pointing you to turn down a steer for parking; next block there is a huge parking lot but no signs saying you can park there for fowling, BUT, it was abundantly marked that cars will be towed. Since there was nothing else around, I assumed it was the right place and parked. Of course I briskly walked to fowling to inquire if I was in the correct space. I was, whew. Those towers can really work fast. Fowling is in a warehouse with other businesses, hence the name. It is huge. We were on lane 32, I believe so there's at least 32 lanes. There is also a corn hole area. There is a bar where they have a decent variety of adult beverages. I went with 3 Floyd's warpig, a hazy ipa. It was really good. The important aspect of fowling is not eating or drinking there, but to interact with the people your with. Sure you can win a game, but the fun is the game itself and the camaraderie with a drink. Our leader looked up the rules prior and explained them. You take turns throwing a football at bowling pins, one set of pins on each end of the lane. There are two lines to throw from, our group guys threw from back and women from front. I watched a group next to us, both men and women threw from front line, it didn't appear to give anyone an advantage. I don't know if the pizza place is part of fowling or a separate business, but we got pizza from Bonk Pizza. It was ok, it was enough to say we were fed. I'm glad I did this and would go again.