I love this place. The atmosphere is unpretentious but clean…read moreThey have managed to bring the best of the Philly sandwich scene to Indy. Down to the Wiz. Check it out!

Counter service deli on the outskirts of Butler university. Service when ordering was marginal. My…read morewife didn't care for it but I attributed it to cultural differences and the way Philly folks are. I had the PhillySpecial which was good but I would have gotten a simpler Philly if I had to do it again. Too much going on there. Wife had the bacon wrapped hot dog (can't remember menu name) but it was amazing! We had the loaded beer cheese fries too and they were the bomb. This is a PA/Philly joint so if you like the Eagles and Phillies, it is your vibe for sure. Right next to a brewery as well which had great beer. You can order your food and sit at the brewery bar. Highly recommend.

I've struggled with how to rate and review Goose the Market for a long time…read more I've struggled mightily. It's an Indianapolis icon in many ways. It's beloved. And listen, it's not the most wheelchair friendly place in the world. If you're a wheelchair user, you're in all likelihood not going to the cellar unless you're extraordinary with you're chair or you crawl. I remember attending a Yelp event here, and I just wrestled with these issues so much. It's not inaccessible - you can get in the door, though even the parking is a bit wonky and the curb-cuts a bit worn. This is an older building in an older neighborhood. So yeah, if you're a wheelchair user plan ahead. I am a wheelchair user. And I suppose I should knock off my usual 1-star for accessibility issues. But, I just can't do it. I, instead, choose to go 5-stars with my narrative disclaimer that there are accessibility issues here. But, my word. This is a great place and every single experience I've had with Goose the Market, including last night's Italian Film Festival, has been stellar whether I'm in their location or at an event they are catering. What is Goose the Market? First off, nearly everyone considers it one of the best - Indianapolis Monthly, Eater, Yelp, etc. Goose the Market offers a daily menu of sandwiches, soups, gelato, and small plates. It offers raw beef, pork, poultry, game, seafood, in-house made sausage/smoked meats, and more. It offers charcuterie - both in-house and from other producers. It offers farmstead cheeses, fresh produce, artisan breads, preserves, sauces, pickles, pasta, crackers, flours/grains, and a lot more. There's the cellar - Enoteca bar with Italian style wine by the glass and small plates (and it has all-ages seating). Goose the Market offers a wine of the month club, gift cards, catering, classes, daily specials, and more. What can I say? There are those places that are worth the effort. As a lifelong person with a disability, I long ago realized the world would never be perfectly accessible. It's never going to happen. I'll continue to work toward a more accessible world, though I'll also honor that there are those places where I feel welcome anyway. I feel welcome at Goose the Market, though I can't quite get the full experience. The service is exceptional, the products quite awesome, the environment warm and friendly, and there's simply no doubt it's one of Indy's treasures. So yeah, five stars. With a disclaimer that those with mobility impairments may need to plan ahead or have a companion along. Who wants to be my companion?

I have recently been to Goose twice, both for different things. The first visit was for the bacon…read moremaking class, and the second was to pick up my bacon, and trying some of the sandwiches they have. Bacon making class: overall I am glad I did the class, but think there are some things that could change. The information provided at the beginning of the class didn't flow the best, and used a lot of terms I didn't understand- knowing your audience is important. We were told we would get 1.5lbs bacon, and .5lbs bacon bits. When picking up the bacon, we only got the bacon, and none of the bits. This needs to be updated on the class description. Sandwiches: we tried a goose, and a batalli. The goose was good- nothing spectacular. I was a fan of the batalli- nice amount of mayo, appropriate spice, and good amount of meat/cheese. Would definitely get the batalli next time. Overall, I enjoy the sandwiches, think the sandwich class could be improved.

This is a great place to grab a Steak Sandwich or Fish Dinner at a reasonable price. I've had both…read morepreviously and the portion sizes are generous. On my last visit, I had a fish dinner, which came with fries and coleslaw. I love their coleslaw, as it has a bit of a bite to it. It's a great value for what you pay. The service is fast and friendly and the store is conveniently located on 38th Street. This is a very casual place, but they do have tables inside for you to sit at to enjoy your meal. Be sure to try out the frozen lemonade. My favorite flavors are Strawberry and Green Apple!

I am literally never disappointed in this place. It's def a hole in the wall, trust the process…read morekind of place because it doesn't look like much. Even after the price increase, it's still reasonably priced. You get an insane amount of food that's done so fast and is incredible. The burger is actually insane and comes with a frozen lemonade. Everyone who works there is kind. I will use every last dollar to make sure this place never goes out of business

I love Guggman and I'm happy that this place is so close!…read more Great selection of beers on tap and a decent selection of food to grab. This place also has different events during the week! We will be back to try trivia on Tuesdays! Service was also friendly and quick!

The beer is always fantastic as well as the staff. Travis is usually the guy behind the bar and…read morehe's the nicest! My favorite snack is the pretzels best in the area and the dips are perfect pairings for any beer! They do have a smaller menu than the main location but all great choices. If you like stouts, you will always find one on the menu. This location doesn't have all the beer as the main location but they always have a great selection. Their seasonal beer is a must, they usually have a few to pick from. It's a great neighborhood spot to check out. They also have street parking and usually easy to find around the area.

Updating my review: the meat, bread, and rulegach are all incredible. NYC-quality patrami sandwich…read more(except I wish the mustard was spicier). Basically, if you internalize that it's a cafeteria style and stick to the strengths--sliced meat and baked goods--you can't go wrong. Just know that everything is in a steam tray, and work around that accordingly.

I love Shapiro's! It's an Indianapolis staple and consistently delicious. I have had both the…read morepastrami on rye and the corned beef on rye and while I think I prefer the corned beef, both are excellent. There are affordable options with their "Rebecca" sandwiches, which are smaller portions for less. Definitely a place everyone needs to try if you haven't been before!

My friend Alana & I went because we had been talking about it for weeks!…read more They understood the assignment. Sat outside enjoy the weather. I believe our server was the only server, serving over 6 tables and she was great. She checked in, brought samples. Only minor downside is we asked for a one extra pickle since we were splitting our sammy & she brought out several & charged us without a a heads up. We ordered a 10 count wing (honey Dijon & their hot sauce on the side) m, fries & their version of a patty melt called a fatty melt. Everything and I mean everything was DELICIOUS! We were absolutely satisfied. Not one of our top Patty melts but very delicious. We put malt vinegar on our "fries," it's like 2 different cut style fries and house made chips-AHMAZING!! So happy we made it for lunch. Absolutely delicious & such a great experience.

Wife and I stop in Fat Dans today and had lunch. Love Fat Dans this was my second visit…read more The smoked wings are some of the best we have ever had! We order extra just to take them home and eat later. We also ordered the Ribs, what a disappointment! Everything we ever had there has been very good except the Ribs! They were under cooked and no flavor. My rating above is based on the ribs. Please fix your ribs!

Best place to study for ling periods of time!! So many delicious and fresh pastry options. Reusable…read moretea bags, and a deep care for sustainability! I love how they are open late, so many cafe/bakeries close around 5, which is way too early for my studying habits. I love going to cafe Patachou for breakfast? Then coming here after. One more thing, so grateful for the free water refills and tea refills

The Stutz building wouldn't be what it is today without Indy classic Amelia's Bakery and coffee…read more Amelia's can only be accessed from its interior courtyard, as far as I can tell. This location has a lot of shelf-stable import Italian foods available for purchase, alongside fresh fruits and dairy products from local farms. Counter service for coffee is pretty quick for a mid-afternoon visit. I got the Neapolitan rose latte from the March spring specials. It was kind of expensive ($8 for 16 oz) but very delicious. It was a floral kind of sweet with the addition of a hint of rose. The pink foam colored with strawberry and beet powders adds to the overall cutesy effect! I also got a cocoa brownie ($2.50, about a 3-inch square) and that is surely chocolatey. I didn't find it to be too sweet but it doesn't lack in that department either. They use a Dutch process cocoa in their brownie to give it that signature dark color. Flavor wise, I can best describe it as an Oreo Cakester without the cream filling. Anyway, if you ever see me walking around the Stutz, you'll likely find me with an Amelia's coffee in hand as well!

I tend to be a fan of anything that comes out of SoBro's Refinery46, a cool co-working space that…read moreweaves together modern capabilities with an industrial vibe. Because Black Circle has been here for quite some time, there's seemingly always been a food partner within the building/complex. Beacon Off The Path is that latest food partner and it seems as if Black Circle may have found a great partner. Beacon Off The Path is a sister joint to Goldleaf, also in the SoBro area and not that far away. Beacon Off The Path, I believe, is primarily open when Black Circle is open and, as such, tends to have that edgier, industrial vibe since most bands that play Black Circle tend to have an edge to them (there are exceptions). Beacon Off The Path offers a small yet effective and tasty menu with sides that change according to mood, day, or week. Food options I prefer? The quesadilla is slamming - I prefer adding chicken to it. The Gooey Grilled Cheese is awesome. I'm dying to try the Portuguese Steak Sandwich. People are friendly here, though there's a SoBro vibe that I adore. I live just east of SoBro and get it completely. It feels like home to me. Refinery46, in general, does have some accessibility limitations given the age of the building. However, they've done a pretty nice job with most of the building. Via a ramp on the side of the building, it's pretty easy to access Beacon Off The Path (it's a better floor design, I'd say, than the previous food vendor here). However, I'll acknowledge it does take a bit of effort. In my mind, it's worth it. If you're looking for a super quiet place to study, this is probably not going to be it. However, you've got a great vibe with great food, great customer service, fair prices, pinball machines, and there's typically music around. Everything's a win here.

Came to a show at Black Circle a bit early and decided to grab some food next door. I got the…read morechicken tacos which were overpriced for the size but satisfying before a concert. My friend and I were the only ones there, so service wasn't bad! It's a great small spot to eat between sets and after a few drinks. I would definitely return and try something different next time!