Lots of good daily drink specials and happy hour deals, very good value especially for the area.read more

Dined here with my wife once and did carryout once. Here are my observations:…read more Service: -waitress on our visit was personable and attentive -carryout order was ready when I arrived and checkout was smooth -on both occasions, all items were received as ordered Ambiance: -you have to navigate some steep steps after you enter the door to reach the place, so could be a challenge for some -interior is dark, which when the sun peers through the windows it can be a challenging contrast on the eye -walls are filled with various decoration. appreciate the Chicago-vibe, but it's a little busy visually Food: (Visit #1) -not a lot of options for non-meat eaters (which my wife is) -we split the Spicy Cheese Curds ($11), which I believe were simply fried pepper jack cheese cubes (a generous portion) that came with a side of ranch. It had a kick, so it was what it said it would be. -we also split a Cheese Pizza ($17) on their regular crust. the cheese was generously applied, sauce was OK, the crust was subpar and not something we would order again (Visit #2) -Bavarian Pretzel Sticks ($12) come as an order of 4 lightly salted sticks with sides of nacho cheese and honey mustard. The sticks are among the better pretzel offerings I have had. Not the best (that would be 101 craft kitchen and Red Front), but definitely better than average. -Da Beef ($14) was a nice portion of beef. Because I was doing carryout, I got the sauce on the side. -the sandwich came with a side of their in house chips, which I really liked. they aren't seasoned if that's your thing, but I simply appreciate a fresh made potato chip and they were that Overall, if you like meat, it's probably on their menu and I'm guessing will scratch your itch. If you're not a meat-eater, it probably won't appeal. If stairs aren't your thing, it could be a dealbreaker unless there's another route I don't know of.

I came here on a whim and I'm glad I did!…read more Kuma's corner kind of feels like a rock concert venue turned restaurant on the inside, with lots of memorabilia in there. There's a bit of grunge aesthetic too. I opted for the patio seating on the nice day that I visited. Service worked pretty quickly and friendly. I got a mocktail to start that was cranberry, orange, and pineapple juice. It was pretty yummy. I was far more impressed by the foooood! My partner and I split a burger and Mac and cheese. The size small was $9 and was honestly huge. It was definitely enough food for two. The burger we got was also a good size, and came with a lot of shoestring onion on top. The burger was $18 but it's a 10 oz patty which is practically a better deal than most other burgers out there. I'll be back again sometime for sure!

My husband wanted a good burger but because I'm vegan, it needed to be a place with an option for…read moreme. After researching, I found Kuma's Corner. They have a vegan option. Convenient location. Zero proof drinks. There were some reviews about long wait times, non-toasted buns and the cost but the write up of the place itself gave me nostalgia vibes for a place called Cobra Burger in Richmond, VA so I had to try my luck. I really wanted to love this place, as I've not found anything like Cobra Burger here in Indy. When we arrived, around 6:45p on a Thursday, the patio had a good amount of people, but inside was pretty empty apart from the bar. We sat at a two top in the bar area. The music was at a pretty low volume, especially considering the amount of reviews that said otherwise. Our server was also bartender, so it initially took her a couple of minutes to come over, which is understandable. She took our order for drinks and then after bringing them back for the food. She was nice and provided good service although juggling tables and the bar, plus she was also pregnant. It took a very long time for us to get our food (close to an hour), despite three guys working the line in the kitchen, banging out burger after burger. The food arrived, hot and correct. Both my husband and I were disappointed that the reviews were right and the burger buns were not toasted. Non-toasted burger buns actually make the burgers harder to eat and less enjoyable. My burger was decent for a non-handmade vegan option; for the price my expectation is amor sophisticated/handmade creative one, but I am thankful that they had a vegan option at all. My husband thought his burger was just okay and that he's had better ones around Indy, so we probably won't be dining here again. For the size of the burger, they should bring you ample napkins without having to ask because it is very messy trying to eat them. For two burgers with fries, one small mac & cheese, and three beers (one regular and two nonalcoholic) before tip the bill was over $80. Now, if the food was top-tier fantastic, I would say fine but being that it was more middle of the road it's a bit pricey.

On our way to an Indy Fuel game, we wanted a nice and casual sit down dinner. With lots of other…read moreIndy Fuel fans and other sports memorabilia there, it looked like we were in good company. Our service was fast at first but then slowed down as the rush increased, which makes sense but I think at one point, we had waited about 20 minutes after finishing eating to get the bill. The staff were all very friendly though. Food wise, we got the twisted mozzarella sticks to start. They are quite delicious and the twisty shape makes it fun. I feel like, in a way, the twisty shape helps make it easier to take smaller bites (mozzarella sticks can be a bit choking hazard, y'all, stay safe). For dinner, we split a pizza. I forgot the name of it, but I liked it. It was one of their signatures. It wasn't anything crazy special though. I'd come by again if the opportunity comes up!

Spending the day at a local north Indy hotel, in the mood to sample a local classic, the pork…read moretenderloin sandwich. Scoped out doordash, and Bubba's 33 looked like the best choice. The cutlet was a good size, the appearance was what you'd want, the cutlet far over the bun. Unfortunately it was dry and not particularly flavorful. The accompanying slaw (my preference instead of fries) was fine, as least it provided a counterpoint to the fried pork. But honestly, next time I'm in the area, I'd pass on Bubba's and probably won't be hankering for a pork sandwich again.

Triple XXX root beer was king of the hill back when I was growing up in the 60's and 70's. Damn…read morefine root beer, too! So imagine my (pleasant) surprise that there was but one Triple XXX restaurant that remained open, carrying the torch (as it were) for that great root beer! So on a nice and humid Saturday, me, hubby, and our little Puppy hopped in the car for a 2+ hr drive to West Lafayette IN for lunch! Of course - we got there - an old-style-diner-like building perched on a hill close to Perdue University in West Lafayette! We were seated in the outdoor "full service" tented section of the restaurant (covered) and perused the menu. After ordering the obligatory Triple XXX root beer (but of course - which came with free refills) we turned to the menu! Hubby ordered the Barney Burger - a 1/4 lb chop steak burger with cheese and grilled onions - as fyi, no burger comes with condiments- you get to "dress your own the way you like it" with condi's on the table. I ordered the Bernie Flowers All-Pro - a 1/4 lb chop steak with lettuce, tomato, onion (which I held) and Miracle Whip (yes!) on a toasty sesame bun. We both got curly fries (which were yummy, btw). Ok- first thoughts- the burgers - while fresh- were a bit dry. Hmm. The lettuce on my Bernie was a nice, crisp, and cold leaf. Yes! The tomato was freshly sliced and - honestly- looked like one I'd cut at home. Sweet! So why the 4 stars - I mentioned the meat was dry? Oh my. Yes, that's the sole demerit. But props to the fries and the awesome Root Beer! We enjoyed it - and just in the nick of time. No sooner did we finish up than a severe thunderstorm rolled into town! So we skedaddled to the car, hopped in, and drove thru drenching rain, super strong winds, some light hail - until we got outta Indiana on our way back to Illinois. Would we come again? Of course! Gotta support places like this-they're an important part of Americana! Check it out yourself and enjoy- as we did!

This is my second time here driving back from Chicago to Ohio and both times I have stopped here…read morefor lunch. The first time I got breakfast and a root beer. This time I got a burger and root beer. This isn't fancy food, this is country cooking at it's finest. The root beer is amazing. I should have asked about a root beer float, next time. You walk it and sit where ever you can. It it a long counter that wraps around and the wait staff walk inside it. The fries are yummy, and the burger was perfect for what I needed a solid meal since I hadn't eaten in almost 9 hours. Yep sounds like a personal problem. But hey at least the food here has been perfect both times. Maybe next time I will buy a shirt or at least some root beers to go with me. My burger was a true knife and fork meal. At least I am too old to be wearing my chili all over my beard and shirt. Highly recommend if in the area and it is only 5 miles off the interstate. Drive in and enjoy a yummy meal.

This is a neat little drive in located in Avon, right next to the new Raising Canes. It has been…read morearound since 1934, but this is the first time that I have been here. They do not have dine-in or walk-up service. They only offer car service, which you can place your order ahead via the web or phone. They drive-in has an ample number of spots and you just turn on your headlights to get service. They specialize in various types of burgers and they have sandwiches (pulled pork, chicken, egg salad, grilled cheese, and hot dogs). They also have some fancy/unique shake and drink combinations to create and choose from and chicken, fish and shrimp dinners. Be sure to save room for their dessert items, including sundaes and brownies. They have a menu on the wall, that you can see when you are parked. They also bring paper menus out to you as well. My server, Daniel, was awesome. He was very, very friendly, upbeat, helpful, and courteous. I ended up ordering the Galley Boy, which they titled "America's Best Cheeseburger. I got a side of potato teezers to go along with them. It took about 12 minutes for me to get my food. It was fresh and hot. The best way to describe potato teezers are fried potatoes with cheese and jalapeno bits in the center. They were OK, but I would have probably preferred fries. The burger was real good, but was very small. It was not very filling and could have probably eaten two more without any issues. I recommend checking this place out, if you are in the area. They have some tasty food and drink, along with some excellent service.

This is a fun place to go to when the weather is warmer. You pull up to a spot and they will come…read moreout and take your order. Be ready for a 10 to 20 minute wait to get your food. Their shrimp is really good. The potato teasers are a good option for something a little different. Crunchy on the outside loaded with cheese and shredded potato on the inside. This is deep fried so yummy. Today, I got the Coney dog and onion rings with a root beer. Let's start with the onion rings. Their onion rings are lightly battered, thin slices of onion, with a very pleasant onion taste. They were a little on the greasy side and overcooked. Next up the coney the hotdog itself was good. The texture of the Coney sauce was good, but I was expecting it to have a little more flavor. Lastly, the root beer. It tasted like A&W root beer. The flavor was good. But, be aware of their sizing. A small there is like a kiddie size. The young man who took my order, was super friendly and helpful.

Stopped in with my family and had a good experience. Our server was friendly. I thought about…read moregetting a beer so our server gave me a sample of the Upland Brewing's Petal to the kettle sour, it was good but I decided to go with a cocktail instead. I went with a Malibu and ginger ale, and it was served in this cute glass, I loved it! We were all so hungry, so we started out with a large order of fries, and they are a standout. They disappeared fast, came served on paper, and were crispy, hot, and delicious. We ordered the 2 10-piece wings (the biggest order available), including one batch cooked extra crispy. The wings were good, and I especially enjoyed the Fat Dan's hot BBQ sauce over the regular BBQ. I really liked the extra crispy wings. My boys also wanted burgers. One ordered the Wake N Bake Burger and the other got the Fat Dan's Burger. Both looked tasty, and neither of them complained. The ambiance strikes a nice balance between sports bar and family friendly restaurant. There is seating both inside and outside, and when the weather is nice, they open the large doors to create an open-air feel. That's where we sat, and I enjoyed it. Service was quick and efficient, which was much appreciated since my family arrived hungry. This is a solid spot for burgers, wings, and fries.

Excellent smoked wings. Love this place. Discovered it when my son went to school in Bloomington…read more Was pleased to find out they had a location close to home as well. Great service always and have never been disappointed with anything I've ordered. Serving sizes are enough to take home.

Went to Kulture with some brothers this week and the ambiance was chill for a weeknight! A light…read morecrowd and plenty of seating, great music and lighting. It wasn't too busy and that was ok after a long day of work! Our waitress was amazing and attentive to us and not overbearing. She was very accommodating with my order as I wanted loaded mashed potatoes. She took care of us! For food, I had the "best of both worlds" dinner which included a blackened catfish and a fried catfish. 10/10!!! Both filets were hot, seasoned well and cooked to perfection. For sides I had the broccoli and the loaded mashed potatoes. Both were great.

Good music, drinks are delicious, food is excellent. Would recommend to anybody. Service is good…read morealso

Is this place even open? There are never any cars in the parking lot and their sign says now…read morehiring. No cars in the parking lot and no cars in drive-through and it is hard to tell what days and hours they are actually open! What a waste of money and space for Brownsburg.

We have been waiting to try Dickies Barbeque in Brownsburg and we were a little disappointed. For…read more$16.20 you get a decent amount of meat but the sides came in specimen cup which was maybe two bites and they gave us about a spoonful of BBQ sauce. A little different than the pic online . I think we will just stay with BW3 in the future.