Divvy is one of my favorite places in Carmel! The food is always fresh and full of flavor, and I…read morelove being able to try a few different small plates. Everything we've had has been delicious. The atmosphere is fun, modern, and perfect for a date night or dinner with friends. The service has always been great too. Everyone is friendly, attentive, and makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. Definitely a spot I'd recommend if you're looking for great food, drinks, and an overall great experience!

A friend of mine had been wanting to try Divvy for a while so we decided to go last Friday night…read more Unfortunately they are not on Open Table but you can still make reservations if you call the restaurant directly. We didn't really have much choice other than to sit at the bar which wasn't ideal. We ordered the Sliders which we both agreed were a bit too salty and heavy on the mustard. The cheese plate however was a hit. Probably the best beer cheese I've had yet. The drinks were good. We just missed happy hour so will come back for that next time.

Great service and great food! The small plates are awesome and perfect for a group…read more The music and ambiance of the place is really cool too. Highly recommend!

Absolute worst experience in Carmel and possibly Indianapolis…read more The service was very lackluster. Would not follow clear directions, refused to own up to any mistakes. Didn't even ask if we wanted another round of drinks. We couldn't even get water!! The food is pretty bland. All things jamon had no pork in it. Everything is chock full of cheese and nothing else. We had croquettes, empanadas, patatas, calamari, shrimp, meatballs, and lots of other things that I forget. None of it stood out. It all tasted like heavy, greasy mess. My baile was great! However, because of the awful service, I wouldn't visit for drinks either. Stay away. I can't because I'm sitting here without a pen.

Wow what a great evening. Ended up at a Mokey's private event. Permanent jewelry and cocktails…read more Like how cool is that.

We love Mokey's! We visited this adorable Danville spot twice already and have plans to return…read moresoon. The owner is the sweetest and has thought of everything to create a special ambiance - seating, local artwork displays, retro music, and delicious charcuterie boards (of course!). This is a comfortable place to visit with friends, a date, or on your own. Can't wait to return!

Absolutely loving Bica Cafe! We stumbled upon it during a quick trip to Noblesville and I'm so glad…read morewe did. I ordered the ham and cheese croissant along with a blueberry white chocolate iced latte, and both together were under $10 -- which feels almost unheard of these days. Everything tasted amazing and was perfectly balanced. The atmosphere was also great for sitting down and enjoying your food and drink. Definitely recommend stopping by and giving it a try!

I need to come back here just for breakfast and a coffee…read more We came here for lunch and I ordered the soup and 1/2 sandwich. I thought I could order any sandwich on the menu, but was informed I could only get the Tosta Mista (ham and cheese). I ordered that and the soup of the day. The sandwich was the most basic sandwich that my 12-year old daughter would have laughed at. It was a paper-thin provolone and an even thinner slice of ham on some OK sourdough that was barely grilled. The soup was just some thinned out broth with a few chunks of beef and a couple cubed potatoes. The coffee menu looked good though.

Our experience here was amazing! The owner was there the night we went and was so nice and helpful!…read moreHe explained to us the story behind the space and kept checking in on us often. The food was DELICIOUS! Like might be some of the best food I've had in Indy! The cocktails were great too. Definitely pricey, but expected for the space. I had a s'mores martini and the marshmallow fluff rim was to die for. Will for sure be going back, especially for a night cap after any of the local restaurants!

This is a cute little bar with a lot of potential. I'm giving it 2 stars because there's a LOT of…read moreroom for improvement. This bar was marketed as speakeasy. For me that's supposed to feel moody, swanky, and intimate. This bar is all the opposite of that. I would suggest lowered moody lighting, low jazz music (not loud pop or rap), and curate an on-theme craft cocktail list. I can say that the service was nice and the server spent an extra minute with us talking about preferences and helping recommend drinks for our group.

Amazing service and food! The space itself isn't great for large office groups, but I still highly…read morerecommend

Limited gf options..Great wait staff!!! We went here…read morethinking that gf options were plentiful, not the case.. but very wonderful server!

When I visited Sun King Fishers with friends for a happy hour, I was excited to see a food vendor…read moreconcept by local celebrity chef, Kelsey Murphy! I've been trying to eat healthier, so I ordered the Ancient Grain Bowl and added chicken. At Sun King Fishers, you can scan a QR code at your table to order and pay for food. Then, you get a text message when your order is ready for pickup at the respective food counter. Or, you can go to the counter and place an order on the self-serve kiosk. A little impersonal, but I understand it helps the food vendors succeed when it's hard to find employees. I was shocked to see how large and colorful the bowl was! It was plenty of food. However, I don't feel like it was worth it to add the chicken. It was bland and didn't really add much (besides the protein, I guess). I was also shocked to see how much farro was in the bowl. I get that it's a grain bowl, but I ate most of the other toppings/ingredients and still had 1-2 cups of farro in my bowl. Overall, I liked it as a healthier option at a brewery.

Inside the Fisher's Test Kitchen, Inspo is a new addition for one of three commercial spaces…read moreinside. This is how the test kitchen runs: first, check in with a Sun King host to be seated. You'll have a server come by to get drink orders from the Sun King menu that ranges from drafts, cocktails, and mocktails. You'll individually check out with your server for your drinks only. For food, you get up and order from the counter from any of the 3 restaurants. We follow Kelsey Murphy on Instagram due to MasterChef, so when we saw she was opening up here we were so excited! Inspo has a small plates, large plates, and desserts. The menu has stayed almost the same since opening a few weeks ago, but she added the spicy chicken sandwich. For Sundays, there will be a rotating Sunday Supper with an adult option and a kid option. Last week it was a lasagna with garlic bread and ceaser salad, and for kids spaghetti and meatballs. Started off with the Asian Sticky Wings which come in 6... and wow, this sauce is seriously good. We loved these. We also shared the Spicy Chicken Sandwich which was tasty, but we didn't get any spicy flavor or the secret sauce flavor - but the each ingredient was executed well. I wasn't sure about the apple and cabbage slaw, but it paired well. Just wish we had a bit more spice. Looking forward to coming back!

Everything was amazing here! Nicest restaurant I've been to in a while. I made a reservation with…read moremy parents for Friday evening which I would recommend doing because it was very busy. We loved the atmosphere though - the building is kind of interesting and the decoration was very classy. Maybe the main area was a little loud, but we ended up seated in a semi-private room with one other table, so we had relative quiet. It was dim but not in a bad way. All of the staff was very friendly. Our waiter was attentive and enthusiastic but didn't come across as trying to upsell us. Drinks were excellent. I usually just go for beer, but the cocktail menu looked really interesting, so I got a cocktail was very glad I did. I got the rye-based "boss fight", which was very strong with unique, complex flavours. I also had many sips of my dad's earl grey cocktail - also very interesting and delicious - and my mom's "problem child" with non-alcoholic gin. They have a really nice non-alcoholic drink menu with different NA spirits too. Food was equally excellent. We got the muhammara appetizer, I had the butternut agnolotti for my entreee, and we shared a chocolate and a vanilla-cranberry bread pudding for dessert. My dad said the muhammara was one of the best dips he's ever had. The middle eastern flavour was a little different from stuff you usually get at American restaurants, and it was presented very nicely with different garnishes. The blue cheese cream sauce on the agnolotti was also a little different and really complimented the flavour of the squash. The bread pudding may have been the best bread pudding I've had in a restaurant - it was very moist but wasn't too sweet or too rich. The chocolate cake was kind of like an oreo cake with the thick vanilla frosting and cookie crumbs - not your generic chocolate cake with white frosting, but conventional enough that I think it would make anyone happy. Maybe the portions of the entrees alone are a little small, but I think they were the right size to enjoy along with a shared appetizer and dessert. Considering that, the prices are okay for upscale dining.

I'm going to admit up front that I just don't think I am a C3 kind of guy. They're known for their…read moreamazing cocktails and fancy meals and I'm just not one to enjoy or appreciate that. When I order a $20+ hamburger I just expect more. But it's a beautiful location and the service is fine. If you like a few cocktails with your meal and are interested in the atmosphere likely as much as the food, it's probably a great option. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger with fries and a coke. The coke was a bottle (if you follow me you know my thoughts on this) and my cheeseburger was cooked perfectly, though the amount of bacon was minimal at best. The fries were amazing. My wife ordered the chef's chicken special (sorry I'm not sure what it was called exactly) and she liked it but didn't love it. Our server was very nice but it did take a bit to get initial service and the pace of the meal seemed slow given it wasn't very crowded when we were there. All in all, it was a fine meal but not my favorite in town. If I want a burger there are better options at more reasonable price points.