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    The Abandoned Station

    4.4 (11 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Quaint seating area.
    David C.

    What a little gem! I've driven by this place for a few months and finally got time to stop by. Glad I did. A quaint little place for a small pizza and quality beer. Pizzas are made in house and pretty much right in front of you, one at a time. Solid service. Cannot wait to come back!

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    Randall S.

    Went with a few "brew crew" drinkers and had a good time. Nice variety of drinks. A friend ordered an in house made specialty pizza and it smelled and looked so good I had to try it, and I am glad I did. It was served piping hot out of their "one at a time" oven and was so delicious I inhaled 1/2 of it before remembering to take a picture. Sorry about that. They also have an arcade on the lower level that includes pinball, video games, skee ball and a full size shuffleboard table. Very enjoyable. Highly recommend.

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    Jorja L.

    For those who loved A Taproom as much as I did, this is the [very-quickly-opened] replacement: a Narrow Gauge taproom with house made pizza. I stopped in the first week open with my husband and a few friends. They have upstairs bar and table seating (including a couch), and also spots downstairs and outside. There are TVs behind the bar and light music playing, so it's a perfect spot to chat with friends or watch a game with good beer. There are about 16 taps, plus a cooler of beer: some on-site beers, but mostly beer to buy to-go. They also have a list of NA options: soda, seltzers, CBD drinks and beers. My non-drinking husband appreciates the variety. It's so great to have Narrow Gauge available in Indy. (They are based in St Louis, and have not distributed their beer in Indy before.) They make solid beers of every style, but you'll love their IPAs.

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    Just a cool little relaxed place. Great beer selection. We had bread sticks and a pizza, both were very good. Great Neighborhood

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