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Happy hour specials

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Angela O.

We stopped at Cheeky Bastards one night before Revival, and to my surprise, it was a hit. I was extremely happy that it wasn't busy because we got to sit in the cutest tea room environment and even ask a bunch of questions. The servers and co-owner were such a joy and as friendly as possible. We had a great time, and I will be back for repeat business when I'm in the area. I am also considering one of their afternoon teas--I'm sure it will be fun. I ordered the fish sandwich and was pleased. I had to cut it in half to eat it, and it was the perfect size. The fish was flaky, and the tartar sauce was amazing. I added a little bit of vinegar, and that sandwich was on and poppin'--it was a little food party in my mouth! The French fries were good as well. Overall, 10/10, and I will be back. Thank you to everyone who works here for showing us a great time. Check it out, because I will be back.

Fish and chips
Dawn W.

Fish and chips, corned beef and definitely the scotch eggs are must trys! Service in amazing! Great atmosphere?

Cheeky Bastards British Scones with clotted cream
Elizabeth R.

Found Cheeky Bastards for late lunch on a Saturday. With a name like Cheeky Bastards and description of British Pub/Tea House we had to stop by. The owner came out and spoke with us. An American who had lived in United Kingdom so he knew and appreciated food influences. The fish and chips recipe took him 4 months to get the recipe from a celebrated 150 yr old fish shop. We believe him. Best fish we'd ever eaten. Malt vinegar is a must. The Notty Ham sandwich was an excellent riff on a club sandwich with an addition of caramelized onion and jam. The Scottish ale was fresh and creamy. Husband really appreciated the ale. We took scones and clotted cream home and enjoyed them the next day. The restaurant offers crumpets, English teas and condiments. There is a lovely little bar area slightly segregated from dining which looked inviting. Cheeky Bastards is located in a small strip area in the Geist area of Hamilton County. Parking is available in front and the restaurant is easily accessible. Servers and owners were friendly and offered recommendations. I can't wait to try High Tea in the future!

Lakeya J.

My mom brought me here after I graduated with my Master's in Information Technology. The food was so good. The drinks were also delicious. Loved this place. The atmosphere was beautiful. The art was amazing to look at. Loved my server. She was very knowledgeable and understanding. We loved everything about this restaurant, especially the art!

Phil B.

We had such a wonderful experience. From the greeting at the door to our wonderful table service it was all great. The choice in tea makes it hard to pick just one. We were very impressed with the choices of sandwiches and pastry. A few months ago we had a Tea Service in Chicago that wasn't half as good as this. The cucumber dill and the egg salad I think were my two favorite sandwiches. The strawberry cookie and the carmel brownie were my two favorite pastries. I got a lemon verbena tea that was really good. We may be back for a special occasion. This visit was just because it was something new to do. Totally recommend if you like tea and a bit of culture. Afternoon tea was started in the UK in 1840 by Anna the seventh Duchess of Bedford. The Queen would get peckish between lunch and dinner. It wasn't till the mid 1880s where it became a wide spread affair. In the home finger sandwiches are typically cut into triangles. In hotel settings they are cut into rectangles. Never stir your tea, move the spoon front to back to incorporate milk or sugar.

Fish sandwich and fries
Kimberly T.

Quaint English restaurant with amazing decor and friendly service. I had the fish sandwich and fries. After the first bite I thought the fish lacked flavor but after a squeeze of lemon and some sprays of vinegar it was good. The fries were delicious. I will definitely be back to indulge in the atmosphere while partaking in a tea experience.

Bryndon P.

If You Think You Know Fish & Chips... Think Again. We stepped inside and instantly felt like we had crossed the Atlantic into a modern English pub, it had it all, warm lighting, dark wood, a hint of character in every corner. We slid into our seats, ordered drinks, and opened the menu. One glance was all it took, and we laughed because we both knew exactly what we came for: fish and chips. When the plates arrived, we just looked at each other in shock. Wow. Massive portions, beautifully plated. This wasn't bar food. This was art. The batter was perfection: crisp and golden, but not that thick, greasy armor other places hide fish in. You could actually taste the fish was fresh, flaky, and tender. And the chips? Hand-cut, perfectly seasoned, with just the right bite. It didn't take long before we were fully silent, the universal sign of a great meal, and then suddenly... there was nothing left on the plate but crumbs and happiness. We had the chance to chat with one of the owners and meet the chef. They told stories of British expats traveling across town because they heard this place had the real deal, that authentic comfort done right. After one bite, we knew exactly why people keep coming back. This isn't just a meal. It's an experience you keep thinking about days later... and craving weeks after. For years, my gold standard for fish and chips was Kona Jack's. But now? I've found a rival, different, but every bit as incredible. I'm already planning my next trip, and I know my friend won't hesitate to join me. If you're anywhere near Geist on Indy's east side or even if you're not, do yourself a favor: go to Cheeky Bastards. Bring your appetite. Bring a friend. You'll leave full, happy, and already planning your return.

Arija D.

Had a wonderful first experience at Cheeky Bastards! My friend had a reservation, and we arrived early. We were seated at a table, and the waitress showed me the Audrey Hepburn space. I was totally in awe. The hostess then offered to move us into that space, and of course we said yes! Everyone on staff was incredibly friendly, and we even got to chat with Hope, the co-owner, who was amazing. I originally ordered the Lavender Lemon Drop, but it wasn't quite for me, so I switched to the Strawberry Cocktail. It was delicious! I also tried the Banger Burger, which came out fresh and hot. Overall, such a great experience, and I can't wait to come back for their tea time!

The Full Monty plate
Shauna W.

This was such a great experience. The food was amazing! Don't get me started on the sticky toffee pudding! Yum! The service was awesome, super friendly and helpful staff. The ambiance was wonderful, and such an inviting place to spend a morning for brunch. Will definitely be back!

Lunch menu
Nikki R.

Well out of town, my friend and I had to visit this cute pub based on name alone! We got inside it was extremely British and all of the things we could've possibly wanted! We got brunch and I loved all of the fun touches to the menu. The tea list was extensive. The menu was fabulous. I wish we lived closer. I would go more often.

Fish & Chips
Sean A.

This was my first time at a British-themed restaurant. We were met at the door by part-owner Hope. She was very friendly, warm, and welcoming! She treated us like family from the start. She told us a bit about the business and her business partner, Robert. Once seated, she went over items we should try. She visited with us for about ten minutes, explaining menu items and sharing stories about her and the business. It was refreshing to feel like family with a stranger! To start, we ordered the Scottish Eggs, which were delicious. For entrees, we had the fish and chips and Guinness Steak pie! Neither disappointed, and they were fresh, hot, and flavorful. During our meal, the other business owner and Chef Robert visited with us. He told us a bit about himself and told us he only fries in Beef Tallow. For those that don't know, this is phenomenal and very healthy! This is what McDonald's used to fry in the 70's. Everything was delicious, and the dining experience was one of the best we had in Indy! Please support this gem of an establishment! I'm not aware of any other authentic English restaurants in Indy. Thank you, Robert, Hope, and our server, Amanda, for a great experience!

Full Monty Breakfast with Black Pudding
Brad D.

Also not picture and not on the menu was a Pistachio Latte. Service was awesome, food was excellent. The Curry was was somewhat sweet with a slight spicy after kick, the chips were excellent with or without the curry dip. My wife had the Fish and Chips that is not pictured. The fish was excellent and come hungry because it's a big piece of Cod! I will definitely be back!

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Good food, good drinks for a reasonable price, entire staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

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Authentic British Food (think Shepherds Pie made w lamb). Best Indiana Fish & Chips. Excellent Service & fun ambiance.

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Best fish and chips in town! The service was great, so friendly! It is so nice to get a proper pint!

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Well done... fried in beef tallow... lots of organic food used. They really care about a quality experience

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Great food and service the owner and his partner hope we're kind and welcoming. They have a great atmospehere and the fish n chips

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Best fish and chips, bar none. Authentic British cuisine and excellent service. Call for reservations.

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Ask the Community - Cheeky Bastards

What is something to definitely order?

The full Brit breakfast gives a taste of all traditional dishes.: bangers, puddings, eggs, veggies.... The crumpets were also good

Do you serve any British beers?

Hi Peter ~ Yes, we serve Old Speckled Hen, Boddington's, Guinness, Belhaven Scottish Ale, Wexford Irish Cream Ale, O'Hara's Irish Red Ale, Strongbow Hard Cider, New Castle, Stella Artois, and Guinness Zero.

Is it kid/teenager friendly?

Yes it is

Has anyone been there for afternoon tea? How was it? price?

Hi Rebecca, Afternoon tea is by Reservation and takes place the 1st Sunday of each month. Next event will be August 6th, 2023. The price is $35 per adult. Further details and reservations may be found on OpenTable. Thank you and kind regards.

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I visited Schoolhouse Seven Café on Saturday morning and ordered a brown sugar and cinnamon chai…read morelatte with oat milk, and it was delicious. The space itself is what appears to be an old schoolhouse, and it's incredibly warm and welcoming inside. There's a great mix of seating on the first floor, including community seating near a fireplace, smaller tables, and larger tables for groups. I noticed there's also an upstairs area that I didn't explore, but even just the main level felt homey and comfortable. It's definitely a spot I'd come back to for getting out of the house to work, bringing a laptop, or even meeting friends for a casual coffee date. The vibe is very cozy and inviting, and the staff was friendly and kind. The menu is thoughtfully curated, not overwhelming, but still offers a nice variety of syrups and flavors. My only small wish is that there were more loose-leaf tea options beyond black and green tea, but that didn't take away from the experience. Overall, this was a fantastic visit and a café I'd happily return to.

There are many things to like about this place. They go hardcore for their concept (school themed…read morefor the one room schoolhouse), which is a definite win. And at least for the holiday season, the interior looks incredibly cozy and inviting. If you have nowhere to go for a few hours, it would be a nice place to hang out and chat with friends. However, the coffee is fine, not spectacular. And the wait on the Tuesday morning I stopped by was about 25 minutes. Maybe it was quicker in the drive thru, but then you'd miss out on the decorations. Overall, it's a cute enough place to stop by on a day off for a leisurely morning, but I don't know that I would make a special trip.

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Back again to check out the new menu, and Coffee at the Crossing continues to be one of my favorite…read morelocal coffee spots. The staff is always incredibly friendly and welcoming, which makes the atmosphere feel fun and inviting every visit. The train-car setup and unique seating options make the experience truly one of a kind. I tried the Go Bananas Iced Latte, and it was absolutely delicious. Banana flavors have definitely been having a moment this season, and this drink is a perfect example of why!

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I've been obsessed with Brickhouse from my first visit. I initially stopped in because I saw on…read moretheir website that they have gluten free and dairy free scones. I love scones. Sold! I've since been many times and I love this place. The Glass Slipper tea is my fave--a lovely cherry almond caffeine free blend. I'll pair it with a scone, the blueberry earl grey maybe being my favorite. (But they are all so good!) I come in here to write, and they have a good amount of outlets and seating. They do get busy, so sometimes I'm squeezing in to the last spot for a bit, but it does slow down if I'm there a while. They have a rewards program that's great! I've earned free pastries and teas, and it felt easy to do (unlike some local shops that take a loooong time for me to earn a reward). Anyway, I love Brickhouse and will hear no criticisms. Thank you and goodnight. ;)

Go for the coffee. Bypass the food. We love supporting…read morelocal coffee shops. it's one of my passions. We've gone to Brickhouse several times. This last time we got breakfast sandwiches. I am gluten & dairy free. Their Menu board listed a few sandwich options one being bacon egg & cheese & another being sausage on a croissant. I asked for the egg,bacon & no cheese on Native gf bread. My boyfriend is vegetarian & he asked for a egg & cheese on croissant. Upon ordering the cashier said they typically dont offer substitutions but they will do them this time but may not be available the next time. Well, we got them & the egg was cold on both sandwiches. I still got cheese & I'm pretty sure my bread was not the gf option. (I ended up just eating the bacon & egg part & pellibg off the cheese)I know this because I buy Native Bread from the local bakery & have it at home. All around the whole experience it put a bad taste in our mouths. To the business--- If you don't want to offer substitutions on menu items, please post this on the menu so patrons will know & won't feel scolded for asking. Next time.... We'll just go for the coffee...which is always good!

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This was our first time at Max & Tilly's:…read more Food: The fish & chips were fantastic. Maybe the best I've had in this area, and I've had them all. The fish itself was very fresh, with just the right amount of breading. Service: This is a counter-service type of restaurant, so service was fine for that type of setting. Orders are brought out to your table after ordering, on an aluminum tray. Ambiance: It's nicely decorated and everything is still brand new, but there were two things that could easily be improved: a) Considering the relatively high prices of everything, I would expect real fountain soft drinks with free refills, but instead, you get a can of soda and a glass of ice. ?!?!?!? The canned soda with no refills is inconsistent with the otherwise higher-end nature of this restaurant. Canned Coke is what I expect when I ask for a beverage at a food truck or when I'm at a carnival, not after I just dropped upwards of $30 for fish & chips and cole slaw. b) We arrived right at noon, with only one other customer there, and yet we were told that all soups were already "sold out". Not believable. It sounds more like someone forgot to order more soup ingredients, and/or they just didn't have anything heated-up.

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Meet The Beefeaters taking a Fish & Chips break - windows design on 116th Street - Fishers, IN

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