NOt that great. Just below average food average price. Was not even impressed enough to want to…read moreever go back. Im pretty sure its high on stars because people are drunk when eating here.

We have visited AVG pub on many occasions and we are never disappointed! The owner/chef Tito is…read moreusually there when we visit and he knows his way around the kitchen! We have had amazing Cuban sandwiches, biscuits and gravy with a fried egg on top and out of this world bloody Mary's! Last night Tito made parrilla and he knocked it out of the park! The meat was cooked to perfection! Tito makes this delicious sauce called AVG sauce that went perfect with the meat, I even asked him if I could have a straw to drink the sauce straight up (joking!) Theresa was our waitress and she is always treats us well. I love that there are customers who regularly visit the pub and so it feels like your hanging out with friends. We always end up leaving happy, full and like we made new friends! Run do not walk to visit AVG Pub, you can thank me later!!

Nice cocktails and delicious hummus plate. Will return for happy hour. Convenient parking.read more

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.

Don't let anyone tell you different. Mike's Speedway Lounge is a decent place to celebrate a 16th…read moreanniversary, no matter what that 16th anniversary is. (OK, maybe not the anniversary of your sobriety.) It's located on 16th Street in Speedway, so you have numerology in your favor. It's mellow and laid-back, like the number 16. (No one thinks about the number 16, so it has no responsibilities. The number 16 doesn't have to do any heavy lifting like 15 or 20.) It has decent food. You can really just relax at Mike's and settle into the hazy fog of canned beer and fried foods. This bar opens at noon, and like a degenerate fiend, I was there right when it opened. A guy who seemed like a regular sat down at the bar not too long after I grabbed a table, and a beer was placed in front of him before he even had time to arrange himself on his barstool. Then, wordlessly, a basket of food soon followed. Mike's Speedway Lounge is that kind of place: It's where everyone knows your name, and if you're lucky, your beer and food will materialize in front of you with little to no effort. This was my first time visiting, though, so nothing materialized in front of me. That said, the service was excellent. There was one woman working when I visited, and she was opening beers, taking orders, cooking, settling tabs, dealing with deliveries and wiping tables all by herself. She also had time to tell me about the length of her father's grass, and that was a pleasant conversation. By the time I left, there were several people at the bar chatting with the server and each other. It was a nice and friendly atmosphere. Speaking of opening beers: There are no beers on tap here. Zero. All of the beer is in cans or bottles. They do have a lot of liquor, though, so they can make you a little something, if you want. The food is OK and what you'd expect for a bar. Burgers and sandwiches come with fries, which were excellent. Mike's serves crinkle-cut fries, and they are perfectly fried, so they are crispy on the outside but soft and mealy on the inside. I'm a patty melt person through and through, so that's what I got. The patty melts at Mike's are served between slices of marble rye bread, which was a nice surprise, but the cheese is American, which isn't my favorite. We also got the Mike's Famous Spanish Burger, which is a super thick burger patty with tomato sauce and bell peppers. Apparently, it tastes like a stuffed pepper made into a burger. So depending on where you stand with stuffed peppers, you will either love this burger, or feel like you need to urgently use the restroom after you eat it. Your mileage may vary. There's a pool table here, as well as a digital juke box, a claw machine with twisted things in it (I can't even say what those things are, because Yelp would probably flag my review), a racing video game (because Indy 500), and a few machines that dispense pull tab tickets. This is an old-school bar for sure. The only thing missing is the clouds of cigarette smoke. This is a no-smoking bar!

Nice little Historic lounge! Friendly and attentive staff. I had the "Famous Hot Stew" and it was…read moregreat! When they say "hot" they are correct! Looking forward to more visits. I want to try several items on the menu.

Such a fun brunch spot! Unfortunately, the rain kept us from enjoying the rooftop, but the inside…read moredefinitely didn't disappoint. The space is super cute and has plenty of great photo opportunities! They were passing out cocktail samples during our visit, which was such a fun surprise and a great way to try something new. Our table ended up sharing a margarita pitcher and a cinnamon roll, both were delicious! Everyone in our group enjoyed their meals as well, so definitely a win all around. Service was good overall, and we never felt rushed while hanging out and enjoying brunch. The only small hiccup was that the extra plates for our cinnamon roll were placed on a nearby table, so we weren't sure if they were actually meant for us. The interaction felt a little awkward when we asked, but it was nothing major and didn't take away from the overall experience. I'd definitely come back, especially on a sunny day so I can finally check out the rooftop!

Astrea has an amazing view when it come to sunsets! Snag a seat outside if it's available! The…read morevenue is very beautiful! I've been to Astrea 3 times. My last visit during brunch was good as far as the service and the tentativeness of the the sever, however the food was lacking. For $18, I'd expect a little more. My potatoes as turkey sausage weren't hot, and the portion of potatoes was small. I asked if those two my items could be warmed or remade and there wasn't a problem with that. When my potatoes came out a second time, they were actually hot and crisp. My other experience in the evening was good. The fries were fresh and the lamb chops were flavorful. I will say the bartenders do a good job with their drinks!

This bar is located in the middle of amp, and I must say it's a great location, and very low key…read morewhich I love. The bar tender was very friendly, and suggested my new favorite drink, a gin and lemonade. I would never have thought to put those 2 things together, but I love it. If you are at the amp, check this place out!

Woo hoo -- there's a big ol' bar right in the middle of The Amp. You can't miss it, because it's in…read morethe center, and also, you don't want to miss it because it offers a lot of different adult beverages that you can enjoy throughout the food hall. Our first round, we got beers because we're boring and basic. lBut they were local beers, and they were on tap, so that kind of made up for our basic choices, because the local beer scene in Indy is amazing. Hiatus offers a selection of several different local beers, so you will probably find some of your favorites. We got the Workingman's Pilsner from Fountain Square Brew, which is great. We also tried the Cold Hammer Highball canned cocktail from West Fork Whiskey Company, which was awesome. If you're in the mood for a canned cocktail, you can't go wrong with one from West Fork Whiskey Company. There are also other canned cocktails available. But Hiatus also offers non-canned cocktails, and they have a full menu of cocktails to choose from. Once you get your drink, you can enjoy it at the bar or carry it around with you around The Amp. Good deal!

Holy Toledo. Where was this place when i lived in Indy? Stopped by to have a Pork Tenderloin…read moreSandwich. It was one of the best that I have ever had. Had a salad and could only eat 2 bites. The tenderloin was fresh and Cooked PERFECTLY. Very large and so tasty. Fries were fresh and salad was actually very good. Great quality. Server was unbelievably nice. She was working the whole bar and still did great. They must have 1 million in racing memorabilia. Very nice and I had a soft drink due to work, but the prices of beer and bourbon were pretty cheap. Looks like a dive bar but the cook is really good and just fun to be in. Server made the day and she was so friendly. I will be back.

I would have NEVER stopped in here to eat. I pass it several times a week as my office is not to…read morefar from this location. I was treating a friend to lunch and he suggested Checkered Flag Tavern. I paused. Looked at my Google maps and then asked him, "Are you sure?!?!?" Ugh!" To my surprise, the food was DELICIOUS! The atmosphere was a good clutter. The staff busy but attentive . I had the New Yorker and besides the loud music, I had a very nice lunch and will return. Thank you very much! As it goes, "never judge a book by its cover!"

Hidden gem!!!!!!!!! I've been wanting to try Julieta taco shop for years. I recently learned this…read moreplace is next door, and they even have a little window that they will pass your taco order through. So, we gave it a try. What a pleasant surprise. This area of the Stutz building is so nice! It has a delightful little courtyard. Turner's has such a great vibe. Sort of a dive bar feel, but very clean, comfortable, and with great craft cocktails. Staff were fun and friendly! The music was good. Decor and chairs were awesome! Part of me thinks it would be cool if more businesses came to this little area, but I don't want it to lose its quaint special feel. The location makes it more difficult to visit again since it isn't near a lot, but I will definitely try and make it back in!!

We stopped by Turner's while attending an event at The Stutz. After debating venturing out into…read morewinter weather and playing the downtown parking hunger games, we decided staying in the building was the move. Convenience: 10/10. Turner's itself is a good sized establishment with a pool table and a few different seating areas, which makes it feel like a solid spot to hang out whether you're there for drinks, food, or killing time before an event. They also have a cut out window where you can order Julieta Tacos, which is a really cool option if you want to mix things up food wise without leaving the space. We grabbed seats at the bar where a bartender (didn't catch her name) greeted us and handed over menus. I mentioned we were there for the Devour menu and was told it was over... which was interesting since Turner's website was still advertising it earlier that same morning. After a quick check with a manager, they honored it, which we definitely appreciated because nothing says "Devour disappointment" like ghosted food promos. The Devour deal included a hot dog, chips, and a cocktail. I ordered the Miami Vice and honestly, no notes. Solid drink. We also got to pick snack sized chip bags hanging behind the bar, which felt a little like choosing snacks at a gas station, but hey, variety is variety. Now for the plot twist... We were told our hot dogs were ready and to grab them from the warmer. Exciting, right? Except when we opened the warmer, the foil wrapped hot dogs were... cold. Cold. Like they, too, were braving the Indiana winter. When we let staff know, there was a bit of a team huddle on how to handle it, which felt slightly awkward and unorganized. It also felt like we accidentally became "those customers," simply for wanting our hot dogs to be warm. Thankfully, another bartender, Andre, stepped in like the calm in the storm. He got fresh hot dogs warmed up and brought them out and he continued checking on us for the rest of our visit, which honestly saved the experience. Overall: Cocktails were good, the location is super convenient if you're already at The Stutz, and shoutout to Andre for turning things around! That said, I can probably check Turner's off my list and doubt I'll make a trip back unless I'm already at The Stutz & if I do return, it would likely be for drinks only!

This was our second visit to the exchange. Friendly service, great atmosphere and a really…read moreuplifting vibe. Drinks are fantastic and soured of service is incredible. We will always take out of town visitors.

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.