Erica was warm and friendly and poured great drinks. We will make this a regular stop on our next…read morevisits to Indy.

We were a bachelorette party that attended the restaurant on March 28, 2026. There were two girls…read morethat had gluten allergies and we made it known to the server. There were two menu items that we inquired about the ingredients and if they were gluten free. The server asked the cook and we were told they were gluten free. Everything else they ordered was marked GF on the menu. Both girls ended up sick and one ended up in the ER with gluten contamination. Staff needs to be better trained. This could end up being a deadly mistake. Think twice if you have food allergies before dining here.

This is a cool speakeasy located next to (behind?) Goodfellas Pizza. It's not a true speakeasy in…read morethat you can just walk in (there's no secret password) through Goodfellas (or the glass dot from the outdoor patio) but it's cool nonetheless. They have all the classic whiskey, vodka and gin cocktails. And they have a pretty great Happy Hour on Thursdays.

The perfect late night bar for good drinks in Indy! Service staff was so friendly too!read more

The fact that this place doesn't have 4.8+ stars is criminal. Best bar in Indy, best drinks in…read moreIndy, and likely one of the best speakeasies you'll find in this country! True speakeasy in the sense that it's very hidden, ceilings are low with seating arrangements close together to encourage conversation. Not to mention, the patrons there are so willing to befriend you! Favorite drinks: espresso martini, bad haiku, old fashioned Best espresso martini and old fashioned in Indy!

Had a girls night here and grabbed a drink. The drinks were interesting, but a little too strange…read morefor my taste. I know they change their drinks seasonally so I will be back again to try something new. Also the bartender's friends walked in soon after we got there and he didn't seem to care about us anymore, it felt like we were not important. We didn't need much, but it's nice if they remember to grab water or ask how the drinks are.

Nice vibe!!! I loved that the menu is different from…read moreupstairs. They had a person singing live music. Service is great 10/10!!!

McKenzie our server was great! Came here to celebrate my bday. They had valet for $20. The…read moreappetizer was great but the food from upstairs at commission row was bland. We had the chicken, salmon, and lamb chops. All dishes needed lots of salt and pepper. The lobster mac and cheese was so good, the charbroiled oysters was good, the short rib fries was thee best , and the drinks was amazing. I would only recommend the appetizers. The ambience was nice and chill. The entertainment for the night which was singing R&B came over and sang Happy Birthday which was touch

Several floors above the legendary Saint Elmo Steakhouse, sits 1933 Lounge…read more Here, spaced out between several cozy rooms, equipped with small group seating arrangements, you will find a speakeasy themed cocktail lounge with small plate food also available, and a selection of exquisite period, vintage, and modern cocktails. The period atmosphere and ambience is absolutely intoxicating. This is a perfect starting place for pre-dinner cocktails, leading up to a fine dining experience at Saint Elmo's Steakhouse. The service was superb, friendly with plenty of recommendations on what to try. This venue gets my highest recommendation, and I very much look forward to a return visit, and hopefully to introduce some of my closest friends to this incredible experience.

This is right up my alley--an upscale atmosphere but not too pretentious (casual). The 2 sliders…read morewith Mac 'n cheese was the perfect amount of food. I paid the $8 to upgrade the mac to lobster mac...so delicious & so worth it (the upgrade was so unnecessary but so necessary, iykyk!). I also love that they allow you to mix & match on the sliders (filet, fried shrimp, or wagyu beef with Brie). I went with 1 filet and 1 wagyu beef, which was also perfect! Would love to try the fried shrimp at some point. The accompanying aiolis perfectly complemented the sliders! I completed my meal with a lemon drop martini. Service was friendly & attentive. Will definitely keep this spot in mind the next time I return to Indy & would highly recommend to others. In fact, I found it superior to my experience @ Harry & Izzy's--much more my vibe!

LOVE The Exchange! It's one of our favorite date night spots on Mass Ave. The drinks rotate pretty…read moreregularly but everything we've tried is wonderful and you can't go wrong with their staples. Both the upstairs and downstairs are cozy and tastefully decorated, and the staff are extremely accommodating. We love this place so much we chose to have some of our engagement photos done here!

This is the 2nd location for this hip bar (the original is in South Bend). N. They have a pretty…read moredecent weekday happy hour and there is comfortable seating everywhere. A great place for a relaxed drink in a civilized setting.

Thieves has stolen my heart. What a great place to enjoy a spritz while lounging on one of their…read morelovely velvet couches. In fact, they have five different spritzes on the menu, which I love to see. Of course, they have the classic Aperol spritz. But they also have some creative takes, like the rose spritz, which is what I chose. It was very tasty, light and refreshing, and not too floral, which can happen with a rose-flavored beverage. Spritzes are amazing but not enough sometimes, so I also got a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon. Yum! The pour was generous. I kept my drink orders simple this visit, but Thieves has a whole menu full of creative cocktails. What you do when you enter is just sit down, and someone will come by and take your order. But if you're visiting for coffee (because Thieves is also a coffee bar), you can order at the counter. I don't recall if they offer food. This is mostly a place to get drinks. And it's a lovely place to get drinks. Thieves is located in the heart of Broad Ripple, which means that parking is atrocious. I parked near The Vogue and walked over, but maybe you can find street parking, if you're lucky.

After a very long and leisurely Sunday brunch at Cholita Tacos (across the street) our girl gang…read moresettled into the cozy and dare I say "seductive" lounge at Thieves. The decor left a lasting impression and is actually quite entertaining and made me want to take ALL the pictures lol. The server was very patient and professional with me and my heathens. I had my go to espresso martini and maybe more than one but hey who's counting right? Thieves is an intimate and cheeky cocktail bar perfect for date night or a night out with friends.

We stopped into Nicky Blaine's before the Jim Brewer Comedy show and enjoyed a glass of Cabernet &…read morea cigar. The ambiance is dark and classic cigar bar vibe. Very elegant and cool. Our server was very nice and was laid back. That's the best thing about Nicky Blaine's is the vibe. We were definitely some cool cats that night.

Another fine experience here. A required stop whenever we get the chance to stay in Indianapolis…read more Ambiance is perfect: dark, cozy and intimate despite the nice large space. Welcoming staff; Brooke was fantastic - friendly, fun and great with recommendations. Hang on to her. The cocktails never disappoint. Looking forward to the next visit.

I love nothing more than a unique venue with endless possibilities (bonus brownie points if it has…read morehistorical charm), so it's no surprise I fell head over heels in love with Grand Hall at Union Station when I attended a Creative Mornings talk. In the good ol' days, this is where travelers waited for their trains. It opened in 1888, and looking around you can sense the history and visualize a black and white photo of Union Station in its glory days. When train travel went by the wayside, Grand Hall was left abandoned and dilapidated until it was transformed into a shopping mall + food court in the 1980s. When Circle Center Mall opened up and stole the thunder, Grand Hall was remodeled to become the gorgeous event space it is today. This is a great example of a historical building that in many ways has remained the same but has changed its purpose to meet the needs of the time. A lovely venue for a large seminar, annual meeting, or wedding. I highly recommend you check out Union Station and also take a peek at the train car hotel rooms at the adjacent Crowne Plaza. Take a step back in time and reimagine Indy as the crossroads of the country - by train, that is!

Spent a day here for a friend's wedding. The architecture reminds me of the Great Gatsby. And on…read moreone of the flights of stairs, you can see the wear on the stone of where people have climbed the stairs over the years, which is cool. It seems like a place that has a lot of history.

Priced reasonably great bartender, I go here regularly an it's one of if not the best in the city…read more Easy to have a conversation and great for a nightcap. I haven't tried the food - but I'm sure it's the perfect side to the unique vibe a cocktail menu. The fireplace room is a great group space if you need it.

We wanted to step out for some cocktails for a chill date night. We went Saturday night & it wasn't…read moreoverly packed but there was no lounge seating available so we sat by the bar. Our bartender was really cool & drinks were really good. I had the Pornstar Martini, which was the perfect amount of citrus & topped with champagne. Delicious! He had a glass of Cava. We call ourselves the Pagne Gang so it's only right lol. The music was very diverse and we appreciated that. The football game was on too, he appreciated that lol. Overall, I would definitely come back & bring the girls too for a girl's night out.