Tried this place again and had an improved experience:…read more PROS: +appreciate the repurposed school building and their chosen decor that is focused on the highlighting the building's history +our server, Bradley, was very pleasant and hardworking +like the Baked White Bean Hummus ($14), which is served warm with hot pita bread triangles +really enjoyed the Greek Goddess Salad ($17), especially the fried olives and crispy checkpeas +love the fries ($3.50), which were a generous portion size and tasted awesome with their natural cut and however they prepare them +the Belgiumnasium 18 Mo Boubon Barrel-Aged Quadrupel ($1 / oz) is dangerously good and one of the best beers I have had CONS: -awkward, tight table spacing placed my wife and I in a table tucked somewhat inside a brick cove of the small room in the northwest part of the building with our neighboring table perpendicularly against our own (and they were tight on their other side to the next table and so forth) -no buffer on the exterior northwest door meant cold air shot through each time someone entered via that door and made things chilly -wife asked for mustard for our fries and then noticed we were charged $1 for the sauce container they provided -they were out of the 1st beer I was interested in (bit it worked out since I loved the 2nd choice I went with) -price point seems a little high for a decent bit of their food options OVERALL We are pescetarian, so that limits our menu options. However, each of the items we ordered had excellent flavor. I would come back again purely for the fries and beer. Might need to scout the table options in order to identify where we would prefer to be seated for a more comfortable dining experience.

Love Moontown - the beer, the food, the vibe, the history - such a great spot! The service is…read morefriendly and the menu is good. We had a variety of beers across the table and all were great. This visit we tried the soft pretzel bread pudding and it was delicious. Might not be the best value, but it's always enjoyed. Note: Moontown is closed on Mondays.

Let me start by saying thank you Monk for having one of the best Indians food I can eat. I have…read morebeen to several different places here in Indiana and so far I love the monk style the service and their food as well. They are pretty fast the place is clean they have a buffet that my husband loves he says is very good reasonable for the price food tastes fresh and it's clean. I'm extremely picky with what I eat I don't do too much spicy so I have a hard time dealing with the foods I pick to eat, but monk had some fish that they made for me and it was delicious not greasy and overcooked it wasn't spicy at all. We try to go to monks once a month because the food can get pretty heavy In your body but we love this place I really recommend this place more than others.

This review is for the brunch experience I recently had. The value is excellent. The variety of…read morefood to choose from is also pretty great. Still one of my favorite Indian restaurants in the greater Indy region. 3/5 stars however because the food was lukewarm and did not seem well-maintained. Despite the good assortment of options to choose from, the buffet didn't seem as clean as I would have liked. If you don't mind these things it's definitely good bang for your buck. My recommendation is to order regular entrees for dinner though. Not sure if it's a different chef or manager during those times but this was my husband's consensus as well. We both have ordered takeout here countless times but decided not to return for the buffet. We like our food hot and fresh and will pay the premium for that in the future. They didn't have palak paneer or paneer tikka masala for brunch either which are what I typically eat.

There is a broad selection of wine and liquors at this newly opened market on Michigan Road. My…read moreexpectations were not high, so I was surprised by the friendly service. We asked about non alcoholic options and two clerks excitedly showed two shelves of NA beers and other beverages. We picked up a case of NA IPA that we hadn't seen before. The store is well organized with rows dedicated to wine, bourbon vodka, etc and a walk-in cooler of beer. High end spirits are stored behind a glass cabinet. The selection runs from inexpensive to top shelf. There is a small selection of mixers. Prices are reasonable. There is plenty of parking with prominent handicap spaces and walkways in their dedicated lot.

Always a good experience at Sauce on The Side! I ordered the "Magic Carpet Ride" Calzone. It came…read morepretty fast. Delicious! Made perfectly with quality ingredients. And their soda fountain has great options. I got the black cherry soda... and the best... it is really affordable! The portions are large so come hungry! Also try their salads, they are fresh and delicious!

My husband and I decided to try these guys out this past weekend. I work in the area, so I'm always…read moreon the lookout for a place that can become my newest "guilty pleasure". When we arrived, the place was empty. We weren't even sure that they were open until we saw the kitchen staff behind the line. Upon entering, I saw a kiosk where you can place your order, but a woman emerged from the back to take our orders. Being that we weren't familiar with the menu, I told her that the kiosk might be easier. She insisted that it wasn't, and as I went on, I realized the same. The kiosk states that there is a $1.25 charge for the sauce on the side, but she explained that it comes with one sauce free of charge and additional sauces cost extra. We placed our order with her: A small Italian salad to share, the Fatty B calzone with the spicy marinara sauce and the Hot Mother Clucker calzone with the chipotle garlic ranch. We ordered them with the suggested sauces but also order the regular marinara and the garlic sauces on the side. We were given glasses for water (self-serve from the soda fountain) and also ordered a bottled beer and canned cider. By the time we were done ordering, a line had formed. The store was understaffed, which was explained to us later, so we had to exercise patience. We didn't receive our beverages until after the calzones were delivered. Before that, we received our rather large, small salad. It was more than enough for two people. The woman had explained to us that it comes with 4 cups of lettuce plus the toppings. That information helped us make our decision to share. The space is large and we noticed cornhole boards to be used on the patio. Unfortunately, it was raining when we went, otherwise we would have played. The calzones were good and filling. Neither of us finished ours and had food to enjoy at home later that evening. The Hot Mother Clucker isn't very pizza-esque, but dipping it into marinara sort of brought it back into the fold. The suggested chipotle garlic ranch was a better pairing indeed. The salad bowl/plate is oddly shaped, which caused toppings to being spilling off the sides. When it was brought to our table, the woman tried saving the toppings by wedging them between the order slip and her fingers and dumping them back onto our plate. I stopped her. I wasn't trying to be rude, but I don't want to eat food that a stranger's hands have touched. I explained this to her. She tried to assure us that she washes her hands constantly throughout the day, but she'd just come over from the register without a handwashing break. Just let the toppings fall where they may! Let's keep it hygienic.

First of all, the food is incredible with authentic Italian flavors and house-made pastas. Highly…read morerecommend the Gabriele or the Fichi e Prosciutto. They also have the best meatballs and bruschetta in town! The cocktails are imaginative and elevated, I loved my Bacchus' Blessing with cucumber infused vodka-- yum! The bev menu also features a wide selection of Italian and old world wines. Finally, the service and atmosphere are unmatched! You can tell they are going for an inviting (yet elevated) European vibe, where conversation and connection are a priority. It's the type of place where the staff will learn your name and will seek you out to chat on your next visit!

Saw this newish restaurant and decided to give it a try late on a saturday evening. We had a…read morereservation for the 3 of us in the family. The space is on the smaller side and the tables are quite close to each other. Low light ambience with high noise levels. They have plenty of bar seating as well. The first thing I noticed is how *small* the table was - not more than 2.5 ft x 2.5 ft to seat 4. It's more a table for two that was forced to be a table for 4. We were three of us but it was tight when our entree plates, drinks etc were on the table. We ordered the bread plate and meatballs for starters. The bread and the oil that came with it were excellent. Great ciabatta and focaccia. The meatballs were tender and flavorful! For our entree we had the rigatoni e salsiccia pasta, gabriele and stuffed shrimp. The stuffed shrimp was excellent and the accompanying risotto was great. Gabriele was also very delicious. The salsiccia pasta was however heavy on bell peppers - not chopped, part of sauce kinda but large slices of bell pepper. The flavor of the sausage was not evident in the sauce which was made to be very one dimensional with the bell pepper flavor. If you absolutely love bell pepper, this might be the best dish for you. Not so much for us. For dessert we had the chocolate torte - that was pretty good - giant cake, with different textured layers. We did try couple of their mocktails and they were tasty and unique. Service at the start of the evening was super slow and absentee kind, but got better later. My biggest negative to point out here would be the tight spaces and small tables.

First, the inside smoking is strong. So, people with allergies or don't like smoke, get your food…read moreto go. I ordered the pork tenderloin and it was certainly not the best one I've had. It was crispy and served with mayo, lettuce and tomato. The small town Indiana guy has it ranked wrong. It's more like a 5 little piggies. I got it with fries and the fries were nothing special-just crinkled typical fries. Overall, not a do-over for me. I can't stand being in a smokey joint .

TL;DR Looking for a hole in the wall with good food and ice cold beer, look no further. Pull up on…read morea beautiful day and sit outside on the patio. The inside reeks of cigarette smoke. Having lived in Westfield 20 years I have always wanted to try this place. We've heard good things about the food and bad things about the smell of smoke inside. If you're like me, in the 80% of non smokers in Indiana, this place will be off putting when you walk in. If you can make it through to the right hand side door to the patio you'll. be rewarded with good food, cold beer, at very reasonable prices. Pro Tip: Park on the west side next to the patio. Just let the bartender know you're outside. The inside and outside are nothing to look at; a criteria for a hole in the wall. Shelby was working the day we stopped in, and recommended the tenderloin, burgers, pizza, and wraps. They have quite the assortment of menu items. I went for the tenderloin and tots with a side of beer. I will preface this to say, I am not a tenderloin connoisseur. I just had my first tenderloin during COVID, ~2021, down in Edinburgh, IN which was fantastic, but three people could have shared it. I found this one to be just as good. I actually preferred this one due the smaller, single serving size. My wife ordered the Burger Wrap. Think a hamburger chopped up and rolled in a tortilla with lettuce, tomato and pickles with a side of Ruffles. She really enjoyed it. We'll be back as long as wether permits outdoor dining. They serve Coke products and I opted for beer, which was served ice cold on the warm summer day.

Food and service here is very well run and staff is assigned specific roles and they pull it off so…read morewell with each visit. Food is fresh and creatively plated. Dont pass on jalapeño margaritas with Tajin rim. Favorite

The building and the ambiance is spectacular!! Gorgeous inside and out…read more Our server was great. Super attentive and he left us alone, but still kept our drinks filled and made sure we never went without. Our food was excellent!! I actually ate all of my food, which is rare. We had the ribeye tacos, arroz con pollo, kids tacos, and fried ice cream. My least favorite was the fried ice cream. Not the ice cream itself, that was fabulous!, but the thing underneath it was stale. So we didn't eat any of that. My husband did order the blackberry marg, and he didn't care for that. But overall, FABULOUS!

There is a small independently owned convenience shop in the center of old Whitestown. The building…read morehas been several things over the years from sandwich shop and market to now a convenience store. They carry everything you would find in a convenience store except gas. There is no gas. I was welcomed by the clerk as I entered and later asked if I needed help finding anything. Inside features a good selection of craft and domestic beers. There is a small selection of wine. At the back of the store are cases of cold power drinks and sodas. There is a small coffee bar. The center of the store houses shelves of snacks and pantry items. And behind the clerk is a freezer with ice cream bars which attracts the neighborhood kids in the summer. Outside, there is neatly piled stacks of firewood and an ice machine.

Best convenience store in Downtown Whitestown, without a doubt…read more Anytime I'm in a bind for an ice cold drink, it comes through in the clutch.