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    Hakim M.

    Came here for playoffs games. The service could definitely use some work!! The food was decent but my egg rolls were too greasy to eat!! They have a beer wall which even the server couldn't explain..

    Chicken on the side
    Shawn B.

    The Hoosiers were playing, so I had to support my home team. When I went, it was super busy, but there was still parking on the street. They had plenty of seating and TVs with different games on. Service was quick as well. I ordered a cobb salad with ranch dressing, and my chicken was given to me on the side. Everything was tasty and full of flavor.

    Teresa L.

    After work, my friends and I decided to grab a bite to eat and they had only been here one other time so we figured we would just give it a go. They raved about the mozzarella cheese sticks. This time they ordered those, and the cheeseburger egg rolls while I opted for the Buffalo chicken wrap with fries. I wasn't there but a few minutes and went to the restroom but heading over there I was just so off put by this rude little girl patron who felt the need to not be polite and move out of the way after I said excuse me. So instead she just stood there. I was disappointed by the way this child acted, but remembered that she's a nobody. The restroom was low on soap and needed a bit tidying up. Two strikes. As I went back to my chair, the little girl decided to just stand in the way so I couldn't pass therefore I took the stool from behind and moved it next to her so I could pass. Strike two and a half. This tells me I'm not welcome. As I sat down, a young man named Casey came over and what a wonderful burst of good energy I could feel coming from him. He wanted to make sure fries were ok. I love that he waited until I got back from the restroom to ask me. Food came out quite quickly which was great. My wrap was really good and I tried one of my friend's appetizers and both were delicious. Casey came back to check on us. He showed us around, gave us some info about the English, and some drink recommendations, I'll tell you what, the three strikes from earlier were now erased from my memory all because of Casey's awesome vibe and his whole being was such a pleasure. Definitely will be back to try that key lime martini he told us about. Thank you for your kindness and your amazing service. (Would have given it 5 stars except as noted, the bathroom was sort of a wreck and no soap really was a concern because to me that's important too) **Casey gets 5 stars most definitely!

    Beer wall - Tap-

    The Bulldog lounge is a long time Butler university bar that is not on the campus, but is located in broad ripple. It's a classic sports bar that has very good pub food and plenty of television screens for live sports. They play the game audio which is excellent for fans ( Go purdue Boilermakers!) and have multiple games on at the same time time so patrons are well informed. From the kitchen, the fish and chips were fantastic, the chicken parmesan as well, and burgers like the Tex mex burger and bee sting are also great sandwiches. Finally , they also have sliders, the 4 pack combo allows one to sample , bbq , tex mex, chicken burger and cheese burger, all on king's Hawaiian bread -Yum. Finally, for beer lovers, the self pour beer wall is an excellent way to sample brews via 4 oz flight glasses and narrow down your faves for a 16 oz pint !

    Tenderloin sandwich with fries
    Joseph D.

    Every place else was closed because it was memorial day. The place is cool looking and I think it'd be a great place to watch a football game. Shrimp appetizer with killer, but the tenderloin was dry and flavorless. The bartender was phenomenal.

    Iconic Pizza King
    Phil B.

    Not stellar at the BullDog tonight. We sat for 13 min before we were acknowledged by anyone. Another two min we were leaving. Ordered bread sticks with nacho cheese and marinara. Got nacho cheese only and the sticks were almost burnt on the bottom. Ordered a pizza with extra sauce and extra pepperoni. Ended up with a pizza with almost no sauce. Lots of big bubbles in the crust and looked like the basic amount of pepperoni. We won't be heading back to the BullDog anytime soon for dinner. Also the sports ball on tv was turned up way too loud. Person sitting across from me could barely hear me talk to them. Kitchen staff seemed to be working hard. Rest of the staff in not sure what they were doing

    Fries and Fried Green Tomatoes
    Jessica L.

    This was the first time I've stopped in and it sure won't be my last! We sat at the bar but the tables are first come first serve, bartenders Molly and J.K. were SO personable and sweet, they were on top of everything and took great care of me and my friend! I wasn't very hungry, so I decided to try out the Fried Green Tomatoes and munch on Fries - I wasn't very big on the Fried Green Tomatoes but my friend seemed to really enjoy them! Can't wait to come back! Thanks Molly & J.K.!

    Pizza, Meat Lovers
    Jim C.

    As a Butler Grad, I frequently went to Moe and Johnny's at 54th and College. I was sad to see it closed. So I was excited to try The Bulldog Bar & Lounge that opened in its location. We've been here a couple times now and have found some favorites. We like the Bacon Cheesy sliders for $13. They are on Hawaiian rolls and are served with your choice of fries or salad. We recommend the fries ... my wife is picky about the quality of their salad lettuce. They also have two other types of sliders: Black and Blue for $14 and Shrimp and Crab for $15.50. We've only ever tried the Bacon Cheesy ... why mess with something we like?! You get 4 sliders which is perfect for splitting. I've also had the Tenderloin Sandwich for $16. It's ok but not great. To help you gauge my preference and taste of tenderloin sandwiches, I think Dooley O'Toole's has one of the best in town. This is not Dooley's but it is ok. We've also had the Tex Mex Burger and it was good. We would get it again. It's $19.50 and comes with fries. It has bacon, onion strings, Swiss cheese ( I substituted for Pepper Jack without an issue), Chipolte aioli, guacamole, and tomato. They serve Pizza King pizza. We've ordered the Meat Lovers. The crust is crunchy ... which we really like. It was thin and could have been a tad thinner (our opinion) but not by much. It has a ton of toppings which is very good. It could use a bit more sauce ... it's very dry. As a pizza lover, I know how personal taste varies so much on this item. So feel free to order and see what you think ... thinnish crunchy crust, lots of toppings, not much sauce. You will either like or dislike based on pizza preference. The atmosphere is fun. We like sitting at a table top in the bar area. They've tons of TVs and play the sound of important games. Service is good and friendly. The place was crowded and they did not appear to have many servers. As a result, service was slow. Bill has been accurate. We will come back. Gave it a 3 Star which, staying on the college bar theme, I classify as the grade of a B.

    Wall of beer, cider, wine
    Nancy B.

    First of all, the room temperature--cold! It was a dreary day outside but I couldn't even take my coat off the whole time. Second, the beer wall for which they are known, was out of order and even though the Sunday special was 25% off the beer wall, nothing was offered as an alternative. On the good side, mixed drinks were cheap! We wanted a Stromboli, but they were out of sausage. Ordered a deluxe pizza instead, sans sausage so we're given it for the Stromboli price $2 cheaper. I wouldn't have chosen this as a place for lunch unless there was a game to watch, but it was convenient to our next activity.

    Ro W.

    It was a decent bar. Nice set up. The bathroom was clean. I was there for a dinner party. The waitress was on it. It didn't take long for the food to come out. I ordered a fried green tomatoes sandwich. It was hot and fresh but they put cheese on my sandwich by mistake. It was remade without an issue.

    Fun times @ The Bulldog
    HJ H.

    Cara was great! She deserves a promotion and a raise. She says she just started the same day and already knew what to do. For food, I really like the sliders.

    their version of bannas foster  #yum #ReviewsByRL
    Raena L.

    I'm told that this placed used to be the Bullldog, then it was Mo & Johnny's, now it's the Bulldog again. I have no clue about owners or whatever, but this current place was nice and fun. Broad Ripple, College & 54th. I was concerend about parking (especially going on the Fri night that I was) but they've got some spaces wrapping the building, and seemed like decent street parking available. We ate out of the patio -- dog friendly, we were attending a little event so there were about a dozen of us there to eat and drink and socialize, with dogs in tow. Staff was very friendly. Inside is plenty of seating, then there is also a main bar area with lots of TVs, and two walls lined with taps. So .. I LOOOOVE samplers/flights -- and you can go inside and make your own: beer, wine, cider, ... they give you a little card (tab to your table) and you can pour water ever you want and you get charged by the ounce. The descriptions are clearly on the nozzles. I found this to be well priced, and so fun! Especaillly for someone like me who does not necessarily consume a lot (volume) of alcohol, but I love trying things. For food, it was decent. My (medically necessary 0gluten, dary free firend has a little hard time finding something "safe" -- she ended up with a salad with grilled almon on it, which looked pretty good. Our pork nachos were fine -- not a ton of nachos. My other friend had salmon per the menu and that was realy good. I had the pulled pork -- it was tasty but definitely not "pulled" -- it was chunked up cubes. My friend had the bananas foster which was not traditional as well, but still tasty, too. I am definitely interested in going back and trying another flight. #yum #ReviewsByRL

    Build Your Own Smash Burger with Fries
    Richard P.

    I remember running into one of the owners (I think) of The Bulldog a few weeks before it opened. While I've always been a bit challenged by this spot and this building due to accessibility issues, I've also always found it more than a little endearing. From 1974-1994, this SoBro spot was occupied by the original Bulldog. It was a gathering spot for Butler students and SoBro residents. I will admit I found this a bit weird given this is definitely a bit east of Butler, however, back then Butler didn't have its lounge spots and options between Butler and Broad Ripple were minimal. After 1994, Moe & Johnny's moved in until its closure a couple years ago. The Bulldog is now back with the building spruced up a bit, accessibility improved a bit, and yet the devotion to being a gathering space for Butler and SoBro is as present as ever. In terms of accessibility, there's an accessible spot on the East 54th Street side of The Bulldog right next to a ramp and a side entrance that is definitely the best way to enter if you're a wheelchair user. I haven't made my way all through the building yet to see in what ways accessibility have been improved (if any) as Moe & Johnny's always had serious issues. While there is accessible parking, I'd note that it's not ADA and it's not ideal. It is, however, improved a bit from Moe & Johnny's. There's also street parking available, though if you move slowly the College Avenue drivers can be a bit frightening. The Bulldog offers The Bulldog Bar (21+ only), BD Social (family friendly), a soon to open cocktail room (that will be 21+), and outdoor seating that is both kid and dog friendly. As I recall, the outdoor seating is also wheelchair friendly. The Bulldog offers 50+ high tech televisions. They have a gaming area with a pool table, Golden Eye, and dart boards. They are known to hold events, have live music, and have weekly food and drink specials. There's also a Bulldog Club you can join. It offers the usual discounts, special events, notices about merchandise, and other perks. While I've been in The Bulldog once, I am largely basing this review based upon meal delivery that did not include alcohol. I ordered a Smash Burger (Build Your Own) and upped my meal from the included chips to include steak fries for $2 more. I also ordered an iced tea. It was delivered via DoorDash. I don't consider meal delivery the ideal way to experience a restaurant, but I had a DoorDash gift card and The Bulldog is actually pretty close to my home. The food was actually quite good. The Smash Burger is a double burger fixed to order, though quite a few of the toppings have an upcharge. It actually came with lettuce, onion, and tomato on the side. The fries were a pretty nice sized order, though no ketchup was included (not a big deal, but worth noting). The iced tea was in a styrofoam cup and I'm guessing it was 16-ounces. It was a bit smaller than expected and by the time it arrived had no ice in it. The container for the food, on the other hand, was quite nice and it was still warm upon arrival. This was a good meal at a fair price (at least for delivery). I definitely wouldn't pay this much all the time, but for today I was happy with the burger and fries. I was less than thrilled with the iced tea. I will admit that parking intimidates me a bit at The Bulldog, but this meal made me want to make a more leisurely visit to experience the service, interior, and to test accessibility. I'm excited that this corner is being brought back to life and I look forward to returning in the near future.

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