I've been to The Red Bridge Bistro three times now, and every single visit has been outstanding…read more The service is always exceptional, the food is consistently delicious, and the cocktails are some of the best around. On my most recent visit, I sat at the bar with a few friends, and Alex and Zach absolutely made the experience. They were attentive, welcoming, and struck the perfect balance between genuine conversation and excellent hospitality. I wasn't sure what I wanted to drink, so Alex recommended the Lavender 75, and I'm so glad he did. It was light, refreshing, perfectly floral, and paired beautifully with dinner. Throughout the evening, both Alex and Zach were constantly checking in, making sure my drink was full and that we had everything we needed. Their service alone is enough to make me come back. As for the food, I order the Pot Roast Sliders every single time because I truly think they're one of the best dishes in Cicero. They're packed with flavor, incredibly tender, and the portions are generous enough that I always have leftovers to take home. This visit I customized my meal by skipping the bun and adding mashed potatoes instead, and wow...it was absolutely incredible. The Red Bridge Bistro has become one of my favorite restaurants. Between the outstanding staff, incredible cocktails, and consistently amazing food, it's a place I recommend to everyone. I can't wait for my next visit!

PARKING: 5/5 A lot of free street parking, which we used, as…read morewell as it appeared that parking lots were available to the south and west of the building as well as across the street. SERVICE: 5/5 We made a reservation, but arrived early and were still seated promptly. Kristi and the other food runners were awesome at tending to us, answering our questions, and very personable. AMBIANCE: 4/5 The space tends to the darker side with a tall divider wall separating a dining space from the decently-sized bar area that also includes booths and tables for dining. They also have a large patio space to the west of the building, where they have a trailer serving beverages and live music available. Only real negative was the the door to the patio space was right next to our booth in the northwest corner of the bar area, which allowed a brisk breeze in each time it was opened. FOOD: 4/5 The Bavarian Pretzel ($13) is large and decent. It's served on an upright pretzel holder, heavily salted, and served with a beer cheese that seemed a tad runny and a spicy maple mustard that seemed more sweet than spicy. My wife ordered Blackened Fish Tacos ($17), which come as an order of 2 with cabbage and onion and a side of chips and salsa. She said the tacos were very tasty, the chips and salsa were just OK. I ordered the Blackened Fish Sandwich ($17), which was served on a hoagie-type roll with lettuce, tomato, and onions along with a pickle and side of house-made chips. The fish sandwich had good flavor, and while I appreciated that they made their chips, their flavor was just OK and I couldn't easily access many of the crumbs that scattered through the bottom of the basket. OVERALL: 4/5 Food was good to very good. For the prices charged, the value was not as good as we would have liked. *They do appear to have a happy hour Tuesday-Friday 4:00-6:00 that offers half price on the wings and pretzel as well as some beverage specials.

We went here for brunch after church with a friend and we all enjoyed the service and ambiance. Not…read moretoo loud and very easy to have a conversation at our booth. Our server was very nice stayed on top of our needs throughout our meal. We started with New Orleans Donut aka beignets. Smallest order had three and they were larger and denser than we expected. Good but we wished they were more pillowy. I also proceeded to get a coffee from the self serve coffee bar. We all ended up getting the Bubba's Omelette. It was tasty even if potatoes were a little on the salty side. So if this is an issue for you please make the request when ordering. Definitely want to come back here again and try other stuff on the menu

First visit to this restaurant. Hostess and manager were most welcoming and accommodating. Really a…read morebroad and well priced menu... except for the 'wines by the glass'. Bottle options were very good but not those offered by the glass. In today's world of the Coravin needle system, there isn't a good reason not to offer better wines by the glass. Beer selections were very good. We very much enjoyed the Spinach Artichoke dip as an app. Similarly, the Breaded Pork Tenderloin sandwiches were above average and dessert selection met our tastes. Service was as good as one might expect with low staffing (our server had 10 tables and was hustling...though seemed distracted at times). Definitely worth a return visit c

Fast friendly service, great views and good food…read more Group of four from out of town l, found this place and really enjoyed it. It looked to be pretty busy with a band playing on the big back deck but there is lots of space and we were seated quickly. This place had a great vibe. Our server was super speedy and friendly. Our table ordered a hot honey pizza, Mac/cheese, a Thai chicken wrap and chicken fried steak. All four of us really enjoyed our meals. Before we left I stopped at the ladies room - used the last big stall and while the ac as blasting that stall had a little heater on the wall which made that one nice and comfortable - never seen that but pleasantly surprised!

Wolfies is always good. You can't beat their Brussel sprouts. The atmosphere, looking out over the…read morelake, is relaxing.

My husband and I had tickets to a concert at Ruoff and wanted to grab some dinner before the show…read more I made reservations in May to secure a table. We walked in and were seated quickly, even though we arrived a little earlier than our reservation. Our server was Tad M and he was awesome! He answered my questions and gave me some great suggestions. I ordered an espresso martini and my husband ordered a Tiger Tea. The drinks arrived quickly and were really good. We started out with French Onion Soup and it was very good. I decided to order the Whiskey Chicken and my husband ordered the Hoosier Hot Plate. Our food arrived and it looked great! We were both really happy with our food, it was prepared perfectly! Tad checked on us a few times to make sure we were having a great time. This restaurant was really cute inside, I loved the lights and the old pictures displayed. This was my first time in Noblesville, and I'm so glad I chose Grindstone Public House. We live a good 45 minutes away, but if we get tickets to shows at Ruoff, we will definitely be back!

My wife and I were loyal customers of Grindstone Public House for six years, going every single…read moreweekend without missing one--more than 300 weekends. Last Christmas alone, I purchased $1,000 in Grindstone gift cards, and we've routinely tipped the bartenders 30-40% because the bar staff has always treated us extremely well. Unfortunately, after six years, that relationship has come to an end. We had brought Grindstone three cocktail recipes we enjoy--two from a favorite restaurant in Illinois and one based on the Liquid Love Affair from 1933 Lounge in Fishers. Management eventually created a special POS button for our cocktails and charged $10.50 each. We were recently informed that ownership had decided to increase those drinks to $15 each--a 43% increase overnight. I understand prices increase. Had they gone to $11 or $12, I wouldn't have thought twice about it. What I found unreasonable was charging $15--the same price as Grindstone's signature cocktails--for recipes we supplied ourselves. One of those drinks is based on the Liquid Love Affair from 1933 Lounge. I can literally walk from my house to 1933 Lounge and purchase the actual cocktail for $15. Why would I drive 20 minutes to Noblesville and pay the same price for Grindstone's version? We were also told a dirty martini at Grindstone is $13. This wasn't about being unable to afford another $4.50. Someone buying $1,000 in gift cards and tipping 30-40% isn't being financially devastated by a few dollars. It was about how six years of loyalty was treated. What happened afterward was equally disappointing. After I posted reviews elsewhere describing our experience, Grindstone publicly responded, acknowledged our six years and 300+ weekends of loyalty, specifically acknowledged the 43% increase, and asked me to email management so we could have a "meaningful conversation" and they could have the opportunity to "make this right." I did exactly what they asked. Three days later, I had received no response, and Grindstone had deleted its public response asking me to contact management. I retained a screenshot of that response. The bartenders deserve none of the criticism here. They've always treated us wonderfully, and they're the part of Grindstone we'll genuinely miss. There are simply too many locally owned restaurants and bars whose owners work hard to earn and retain loyal customers. Another local restaurant owner has already gone out of his way to stock the liquor necessary to make our cocktails and charges $12 for them. Grindstone didn't lose two six-year customers because we couldn't afford another $4.50. They lost two six-year customers because of how six years of loyalty was handled--and unfortunately, management's response afterward only reinforced our decision.

I returned to my hometown and decided to revisit The Courthouse Club as I knew Logan Street was…read morecurrently under road construction on the square by the Courthouse and figured those businesses probably really needed some customers during this phase especially to drive revenue for their businesses to survive. I remembered taking a large group of colleagues visiting from India last June and having a really nice dinner and the menu had a variety of offerings to satisfy their dietary preferences. There is a parking lot adjacent to the restaurant although we were able to find street parallel parking nearby and my mother and I enjoyed the walk on a beautiful summer evening. We were greeted by a kind and friendly hostess who was able to fit us in as this was an impromptu dinner for two without a reservation. Our server, Sabra M, was friendly, upbeat and very professional, and patient. We ordered a half portion of the Noble Chop salad at the recommendation of our server. It included bacon, egg, white cheddar, heirloom tomatoes with a buttermilk dressing. The salad was very enjoyable. On this Friday evening, we were treated to a wonderful bonus of live music that was set up in the bar section, but we had a nice vantage point from our table which was a comfortable c-shaped booth. As I recognized multiple songs the artist was playing on his guitar and singing songs I remembered from my youth ( (Ie., Alison by Elvis Costello, 99 Red Balloons-Neva, Everybody Wants to Rule the World- Tears for Fears). My mom ordered the Filet Sliders for her entree which were seared tenderloin with horseradish and arugula (she passed on the red pickled onion) . She's very tiny, so the portion size was fine. I ordered the scallops which came with angel hair pasta and Chef selected seasonal vegetables and sauce that was delicious. For dessert, we chose to share the seasonal Peanut Butter Pie that was very tasty, rich in flavor, served with some caramel and chopped nuts to complement this treat. Not a crumb remained. If you're looking for a nice atmosphere, good food, and kind service, please consider visiting. There's some neat history as this is located in the former American National Bank building and the restrooms are in the former vault. Enjoy Noblesville, IN! ...Go Millers!

Once again the Courthouse Club delivers. We went for Sunday dinner and was pleasantly pleased to…read moreeasily get a table. Our server was attentive and friendly. Dinner was perfectly prepared. We started with oysters on the half shell. Shared the Caesar salad. Take a look at our dinner. So good. The view out front is a little (a lot) different for now... Fair warning, the street out front is torn up, but there is plenty of parking around back. I continue to love this place, and so does my husband.

The boathouse patio brought us all the good summer vibes we were looking for! We rode our bikes…read morehere and were pleasantly surprised to see they provide a bike rack, we hope more business in Noblesville & Cicero will follow their lead! For appetizer we ordered fried pickles, if you like fried pickles you wont be disappointed. They were the best we've ever had, fried battered covered the entire pickle, very crispy, flavorful and the horseradish sauce was delicious. Service was good, lots of high school kiddos serving they were very hardworking and kind! We also ordered the Cicero sampler, loved the variety, the hush puppies hit the spot! Give Boathouse Kitchen & Swan Dive a try! Cheers!

You come to The Boathouse for the views... and the kids' meal…read more The kids' fish and chips are surprisingly one of the best things on the menu, but the real winner is the Rice Krispies painting dessert. It keeps little ones entertained while you finish your meal, making this one of the most kid-friendly dining experiences around. The rest of the food is good but fairly average for the price, and it's definitely on the pricier side. If you're visiting, I'd recommend ordering the fish and chips and soaking in the waterfront views. Worth it for the atmosphere and a fun meal with kids. .

Tenderloin sandwiches are a popular Indiana thing. Hamilton County sponsors Tenderloin Tuesdays…read morewhere local businesses offer specials on their breaded tenderloin sandwiches. There is a competition for who serves the best tenderloin and even a "Tenderloin Trail". The Piper had their tenderloin sandwiches on special for $3 off regular prices during the month long event. The Piper is a popular sports bar near Morse Reservoir with a neighborhood bar vibe. A pool table and several electronic games are available for the night crowd. We sat in the inside dining area, but there is also seating on the patio and at the bar. Sports and beer decor cover the walls. Michaela, our server, was super friendly and attentive. The food came out quickly. Michaela kept our glasses full. The breaded tenderloins are large and served on a fresh toasted sesame seed bun. The breading tastes flavorful and pork is freshly prepared. The sandwich was served with a dijonaise sauce and lettuce, tomato, onion and pickle. The kettle style potato chips were delicious as well. All in all, it was a great tenderloin and worth the drive north.

We love going to the Piper for a drink / quick bite! The tater tots with cheese are out of this…read moreworld good & I love the wings! The servers / bartenders really take the time to get to know you and the owners are always so present! It's a great place to hang out with friends. They also let me hang out with my pup on the patio, and bring him water! The only thing I wish was different was not allowing smoking on the patio. I really love sitting outside, but I don't like to inhale smoke.

Hangries has been serving food at its (mostly) permanent location within Strawtown Flea Market…read moresince 2020. The upscale food truck is run by a couple from Lapel. The wife cooks while the husband takes orders and shoots the breeze with customers. Food is made to order and the menu is surprisingly complex. The owner told me that their best seller is the Loaded Steak Fries. The Fries are covered with bbq pork, cheese and sauces. They also serve tenderloins and burgers. Prices are really reasonable. It was early in the day and they were serving breakfast. I had the breakfast burrito. The freshly made burrito is hot and filled with egg, sausage and cheese....lots of melted cheese. The burrito had trouble staying together, so I ate it with a fork, but it was delicious. There are a few picnic tables under an awning next to the truck. Regulars sip coffee at the back table and talk about the weather. This is a fun little stand to grab a meal while cruising the flea market on a Thursday morning.

We visited here for a retirement party. Great atmosphere and friendly service. The outside patio…read moreworked well for the large group. The interior offered plenty of seating too. Everyone was eager to help and answer any questions. Several beer/food options. We didn't order food but enjoyed the IPA options.

Definitely my favorite brewery in Noblesville. Love the atmosphere and friendly service…read more The food is always yummy - we tried the spicy pickle pizza on our last visit - although it was not spicy, it was delicious! I almost always go for the Peony Days - my favorite beer, but I do appreciate that they always have a cider (Ash & Elm) as well as cocktails. Great spot in downtown Noblesville!

Such a cute place! Went for a friends birthday. I love the option of outdoor or indoor seating. Our…read moreserver was great! Everyone's food came out timely and hot. Everyone got a mixture of things. I went more of the Mexican route and my friend got breakfast. I tasted hers and it was great! Would definitely recommend. Ambiance 10/10 Service 10/10 Food 8/10

Came here to meet up with a friend for brunch and it was a nice vibe. The atmosphere was lovely,…read moreseveral photo op worthy views with the decor of the restaurant. Our waiter was not that attentive to our table, but I will say she had several tables to cover and its easy to overlook some customers if they are not trying to signal you for anything, except we were - we needed silverware to eat! Luckily another waiter was able to assist us. The food came out rather quickly. I had ordered a create your own omelet, that came with breakfast potatoes and pancakes. I also got a hibiscus mimosa that was so good, but a little on the strong side, so sip slow. The price of the food was reasonable and portions weren't bad at all. I had some leftovers to take home. This place does have outdoor seating but we opted for inside. Also just one ask, on busy days at the restuarant, someone should make sure their unisex restrooms are stocked with paper towels because they had ran out. Other than that, it was a nice experience,.the food was good, and I was about to connect with my friend on a good Saturday.