Service was good but I ordered a hamburger. It was paper thin ...barely any hamburger, all bun.read more

This is a Cunningham Group restaurant located off of Roosevelt Avenue on the north eastside of…read moreIndianapolis. What a fun place to eat! Ping pong tables outside nice patio and a huge table full of games to choose from. I love how the theme here. Retro style to it. The beer battered fries were delicious with the jalapeño cheese but the ranch was even better. The strawberry lemonade is a 10! The smash burger was great can't go wrong with that. The chicken wrap was so fresh and I loved how the chicken inside was warm!!! So many places it's just cold. The warm vanilla Bundt cake with that glaze was just right for dessert!! All in all a great restaurant!! They just opened a new Shin Dig in Plainfield!!

Tina Hosts Thee Best Bike Night anywhere in central Indiana!…read more Food is VERY good , live music kicks butt on Thursdays and Fridays! The staff are very cool and serving up some of the best drinks too.

Stopped into Kitley for a 30th birthday party!! Great service and cold beer. Ordered cheese sticks…read morefor an appetizer. They came out super quick and we're very delicious.

Stopped in here for dinner with my husband and my co-worker/her husband before we went to the Fever…read moregame last week. We lucked out with seats at the bar and got to skip the 45 minute wait for a table. The bartenders were on it with drinks, napkins, food orders, etc. The food all came out hot and with everything we asked for, so it was a perfect stop to fuel up before walking around the corner 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.

Five stars across the board for Murphy's. The chicken was cooked just right, the wings were…read moreflavorful and done perfectly, and the fish and chips were excellent--crispy, fresh, and really hit the spot. Service was just as good as the food--friendly, attentive, and on top of everything. The whole experience was smooth from start to finish. Great food, great service, and a great atmosphere. Definitely one of the better spots around--I'll be back!

Great service. Nice and clean. Family friendly. Food was great. Tenderloin, burger. Ham and cheese…read morepretzel panini and loved the appetizer of pretzels !

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.

Had a great Dad's Day here -- lots of tasty choices on the menu, huge number of great beers on tap,…read morenot too challenging for Dad's palate. Plus, they had a few vegan choices for me (highly caloric, not super healthy, but still, they had more than one choice, and vegan offerings that weren't salads). They even had three tasty mocktails and some alcohol-free beers (since I don't do booze anymore either)! The veggie burger came with a squishy bean patty, with peas in it -- not my fave texture or flavor but tolerable -- and a tahini sauce... but they barely put any sauce on it. A gourmet, no-high-fructose-corn-syrup ketchup or tomato jam might have been better, or at least more of the tahini. It did come with a nice pile o' crunchy pickles (love) and a lovely green salad with balsamic dressing (way too many carrots). Service was fast and friendly. Ambience is upscale bar, with fun and interesting murals on the walls -- they had a terrific music playlist going, and the Hubbins and I ended up kind of dancing in place without realizing it. Public parking lot directly across the street meant we didn't get soaked by the rainstorm, and didn't have to drive around forever dealing with construction, looking for a parking spot. A nice, easy option for dinner with the fam without having to work/think too hard about it -- something to suit all of our varied diets.

Okay for one I'm super picky not picky but never happy is what I should say i always have to cook…read moremy food at home to be super happy... but when I tell you I have been craving this place and especially their fried mushrooms and truffle fries I have.. it's all I can think about when I'm hungry and a deal too! A burger is only 9$ the truffle fires were homemade crispy and a wonderful flavor! Service was on point for a busy weekday and the only server it looked like had the whole floor, she was still attentive brought everything out on time and kept our drinks full. I cannot wait to come back

I was in the mood for something different on this Memorial Day weekend. I decided to head South a…read morebit and journey my way through Beech Grove to see what I could find open on this holiday weekend. I'd long been curious about 5th Ave Grill and Bar, but for some reason I'd never stopped in. Today, I did. 5th Ave Grill and Bar is located right on the Main Street strip in Beech Grove. It's, you guessed it, a grill and bar. It's also, you guessed it, on 5th and Main Street. Beech Grove is pretty hit-and-miss when it comes to accessible businesses on Main Street. Fortunately, 5th Ave is pretty solid with a slightly slanted entryway and even a few tables for outdoor dining. Most nights of the week, they host either events or live music. On this day, they had a solid but not necessarily large crowd. As it's race day here in Indy, the Indy 500 was on most (but not all) channels. I was served fairly quickly. It always feels weird to order an iced tea in a bar, but I'm always grateful when they have it. I took some time to browse the menu. It's mostly your standard bar fare with several burgers, pizza, some handhelds, and a few other items. It's worth noting that handhelds don't come with a side - that's extra (chips or fries for $3 with the ability to upgrade the fries to a specialty for another $3). I opted for the breaded tenderloin sandwich. I added fries to it - I was pleased to see that they were steak fries. The tenderloin is definitely hand-breaded. It's a healthy size. It's what I'd call a good but not quite great sandwich. I didn't quite finish it, though that's partly because my always desired iced tea refill took a bit to actually get. The atmosphere? It's a bar. It's loud, though not unbearably so. People were being social (as is true for most bars). Accessibility was solid. I moved a chair away from a table, and it looked like most aisles were passable. I did not check out restrooms. Overall, I'd call this a very solid 4-star experience all the way. The service was solid. The food was good. The atmosphere was friendly. I enjoyed my time here and would easily return.

If you're looking for the ultimate game-day vibe, Tom's Watch Bar absolutely delivers. The place is…read morepacked with wall-to-wall screens, so no matter where you're sitting, you've got a perfect view of the action. It's the kind of spot where the energy is contagious--everyone's into the game, cheering, and just having a great time. Service really stood out too. Even with a full crowd, the staff stayed attentive, friendly, and on top of everything without making us feel rushed. You can tell they know how to handle a busy night while still making it feel personal. Whether you're there for a big game, a night out with friends, or just want a lively atmosphere with good food and drinks, Tom's Watch Bar is a win. Definitely a spot I'd come back to. We did have to wait for 20 min for our server to return to pay our bill. That was the only downside that was a bit crazy that she never came back!

If bad vibes were a management style, Nate would be Employee of the Month…read more Came to watch the game, have a drink, and enjoy the atmosphere. Instead we got a live demonstration of how someone can be both a manager and completely allergic to managing. Nate approached our table like we had just personally asked him to work a double. Every question we asked was met with the same expression people make when their phone battery hits 1%. Asked if the TV could be switched to the game. Nate stared at the remote like it was a cursed artifact he legally wasn't allowed to touch. At one point he said, "I'll handle it." This was a bold claim considering he immediately disappeared and we never saw him again. I assume he's still somewhere in the building not handling it. Honestly, it was kind of fascinating to watch. Most managers run the place. Nate seems more like a guy who wandered in, got handed a manager title, and has been confused ever since. If Nate is the manager on duty, just know you'll be managing your own experience.

Stopped in Bigsy's Sports Grill for dinner. It was our first time visiting the restaurant. It is…read morelocated right off of I-465, on the east side of the highway, at Brookville Road. The atmosphere is 100% local dive bar, complete with pool tables. They have a lot of big screen TVs for sports viewing. They were even broadcasting the sound for a local sporting event. A huge plus, in my opinion. The menu consists of normal bar food items. They have chicken wings, pizza, burgers, and various sandwiches. They have daily specials. We visited on a Sunday, and the special was a tenderloin sandwich for $10.99. We ordered that, along with fried mushrooms for $8.49. Domestic beer on Sunday is $3 for 16 ounces. We had to get that as well! The mushrooms were good, but not enough of them. There were eight mushrooms in the basket, which is over a $1 a mushroom. A bit expensive in our opinion since they were not extremely large mushrooms. The tenderloin, on the other hand, was extremely large. It was OK.... I have had worse and I have had better. The men's room was ... very rough. Dirty, graffiti on the walls, a broken and overflowing urinal, a bucket of cleaning supplies including a toilet brush on the floor, and a broken soap dispenser. There was no way to wash your hands. It made me wonder about the servers. However, there was only one, and it was a female. She was serving the entire restaurant, as well as the bar. And, she was also the bartender! As a result, service was slow. There were about 20 patrons in the establishment. Going back to the bathroom, and the hand washing issue, I did not dare let my mind wonder if the cooks were male. I did, however, wonder with the toilet bowl brush present, if this was a self service bathroom with regards to cleaning. As mentioned, the service was very slow. It took about 50 minutes from the time we sat down, to ordering, to getting our food. The waitress, however, was very nice. She stated that she was new. And, we never saw more than two employees. One was our waitress, and the other was in the kitchen. Our waitress was extremely apologetic. She apologized for the slow service when she brought the menus, when she brought our drinks, when she brought our food, and when she brought the bill. We did not linger, we ate our food and left. The entire process took an hour and a half, start to finish. A positive is that when we left late at night, the place was very well lit outside.

My wife and I went there for lunch. We split a bone in chicken wing basket sauce on the side and an…read moreorder of onion rings. The food was good service was pretty fast. It was lunch so they were pretty busy. It's a large bar with several TVs for watching sports.