Really good coffee with a solid mission behind it. I will say that the “Calvin Pepper” is really lame — absolutely zero heat given the addition of cayenne. Probably the best coffee in Indy, though.
Awesome coffee! Got the macchiato which was extremely well-done. Quaint space indoors with two floors—good spot to study or meet with a friend.
The steaks are awesome but man the wait and experience on a busy day is horrendous. Make sure to buy a beer to have while your order is cooked. Use Google analytics and go during the off-hours.
Gorgeous park with plenty of trails, streams and sights to take in. Such a relaxing place, too.
The sandwiches are insanely good, breakfast or lunch. Coffee is solid, as well. There is seating inside for eating in; also you can order lunch sandwiches in the morning.
Much like its Bargersville sister location: phenomenal beer, food and atmosphere. Belgian-style ales with a ton of experimentation and variety. Got the Cuban Waffle Sandwich which was delectable.
Solid selection of Upland’s beers on tap with some sours on draft, as well. Has sour bottles for sale. Got the spicy chicken nachos which were okay. Very nice set-up inside!
A South Bend institution, the pizza is worth the wait. I got a sausage, onion & banana pepper individual which was enough for two people. Hard to not feel the history inside this place.
Some of the best beer in the country, let alone Michigan. “The Juice Is Loose” reminded me of some of the best New England breweries. Quaint spot inside with a few tables. Cans and bottles to go.
Truly a sight to see. The bar area is massive, the beer is incredible and the food is solid! Outdoor patio is lined with tables and also heat lamps for the cold months. Experimental beers on tap here.
It’s a nice, local bar with an incredible tap list & a great community vibe. Past tap handles adorn the ceiling.
Incredible place! Hard to argue Bell’s importance in craft beer, especially the Two Hearted Ale. I had the Spicy Burger which was juicy and cooked perfectly (medium). Hard to not walk away impressed.
Super friendly service with exceptional coffee. A warm and homey interior complements the community atmosphere.
Welcome addition to the central Illinois beer scene. Pumping out very respectable NEIPAs & a wide range of other styles (though the beer menu is hop heavy). Clean space with outdoor patio seating.
Homey, down-to-earth spot with a charming bar & interior. Incredible meat (got the burnt ends and pulled pork) that, albeit dry, is packed with flavor. Sauces are great. Applesauce & pit beans are A+
Historic, a Champaign staple & incredible custard. I got the Rocky Road flavor which really impressed me. Was fortunate enough to not wait in line but long lines seem common here.
What a solid restaurant & bar with a decent beer list and good food! Clean inside and well manicured, I was very impressed with this spot.
Wings are top-notch; honey BBQ is my favorite. Craft beer selection is impressive and CT-focused.
Low key spot connected next to a gas station & liquor store. The bacon wrapped burrito is, obviously, very good but a little too much. Service was friendly; ingredients are fresh and tasty.
An exhaustive, interactive and powerful examination of where we've been and what has shaped us today. Thoroughly enjoyed the exhibits on America's wars, Presidential History & the Star-Spangled Banner
While the stadium doesn't have the frills and fancy features other NFL stadiums do, the pure energy the Bills fans bring to a Sunday augments the spot into a really special place (Bears fan here btw!)
Irrespective of my immediate bias, what a great Buffalo bar. Killer beer selection (had a Grimm DDH IPA!), intoxicating atmosphere and the food was very good.
Awesome for enjoying some of Buffalo's most coveted wings without the long wait. (Cajun) Honey butter BBQ & Medium wings stole the show for me, as well as the absolutely delectable mini beef on weck.
The house beers are good but they really shine with their guest tap list. Only drank here but man is it pricey--be prepared to drop some coin if coming here for a couple drinks.
Alongside the oysters (which are pretty much a must-try when coming to Row 34), the entrees and beer selection are other worldly. Few things can match having a Trillium with a world-class meal.
The food is classic and is a treat for the people in the area with Chicago roots. They did a phenomenal job with the decor inside and the restaurant set-up. Order online to skip the crowds!
Some of the best pizza I've had in Indiana. Tried the Slaughterhouse-Five, Cheese Louise, Baja Chicken & the Chicken Alfredo. The Baja was unreal! Hard to not walk away stuffed and impressed.
