From the second you see the gigantic dinosaur cracking the building open from the car, it is an amazing experience. Every floor is absolutely packed with amazing exhibits. Things for children and parents, nostalgia at its best. On top of the amazing and beautiful exhibits, they have so many things for little children to do. The playscape is a life saver for kids who need to get some energy out. The staff is so friendly and helpful. They are so open to nursing mothers and mothers with small babies in general when it comes to feeding, relaxing, changing. 100/10 recommend. I'd go even if I didn't have kids with me.

Very good and large museum for all ages of children. It's interactive and knowledge sharing for children. It's great place to take your children here. You must have enough time in hand to see indoor as well as out door facilities. Nicely made museum.

This was probably the highlight of our trip! We spent 6 hours here and recommend planning for a full day here. We bought tickets in advance and took a look at all the exhibits ahead of time so we weren't overwhelmed on where to start. This museum is great for families with kids of all ages. It is super stroller friendly with the ramp to get from one floor to another. You were never more than a tiny walk to a bathroom, great diaper changing areas, water bottle refills, and benches. The Playscapes area was great for our toddler to run around and burn off some energy. All three of our kids loved the outdoor sports exhibit! They played hockey, baseball, football, basketball, took a lap around the mini speedway, and climbed through the tree! This place has it all. The cafeteria was excellent for lunch and has a highchair. Lots of great learning and core memories made here! Cannot recommend enough!

Great immersive museum for children. There’s areas for babies and under 5 and then areas meant for kids 8-9+ and plenty for adults to see as well. Unfortunately the weather was a bit cold so we missed the outside sports area, but it looked very fun. The blown glass sculpture and water clock were were impressive, as were the large dinosaurs inside and outside. Free parking was great, but I wish adult admissions weren’t so expensive or perhaps a discount for second parent to offset the price. It was around $90 for our family of 3. If we lived closer we’d definitely become members.

The 3 little ones and some family really had an amazing time at the Museum. They were able to create(color) their own dinosaur and watch it come to LIFE! They tried the outdoor sports center and went up the huge treehouse! Enjoyed playing music and seeing all of the different exhibits. They had a great time and absolutely LOVED it!

Super cool experience and highly recommend! Going on Thursdays at 4 pm will get you a big discount on tickets. Is a great place for children to be children and explore a safe space where everything is touchable.

My family has always wanted to try this museum but the timing never worked out until yesterday! We went on a summer weekday when some Indiana schools were already in session. We went with 4 adults and three kids ages 4, 9 & 11. We bought tickets in advance and parked in the free covered lot. Entry was a breeze and my kids immediately found activities to interest them. We ate at the museum and the food was good (better than many other museums) and very good choices. Prices seemed fine. We were busy from 11-3 and then had to leave but missed two floors! I think my 11yo might be aging out but anyone into sports or solving mysteries would still love it! I would go back! The special Peru exhibit was our favorite, followed by the sports area and the Rube Goldberg Machine.

Beautiful art! For your average spectator, you can be through in an hour. They have hands- on, interactive things like putting together puzzles, sketching art, etc. The family zone downstairs was a hit with our students!! They got so into running the restaurant and taking care of the horses. The onsite cafe has good fresh food options .

This museum was PHENOMENAL. The variety of artwork was amazing. We really enjoyed how the museum showcased not only “conventional” native artwork, but also made a point of showing how native artists use traditional techniques with modern materials to highlight issues that they currently face in today’s culture. The museum is a must see if you’re visiting Indianapolis. The children’s area is also packed full of hands-on play opportunities.

Definitely a great place to walk around. They have lots of sculptures and random art pieces around the property. Even without going inside this place has a lot to offer. Their grounds were clean with a peaceful atmosphere. Outback they had multiple sets of corn hole/bags which was a nice thing for the kids. Overall this is a nice place to see art and kill some time with the family.

I’m not a art expert but I enjoyed the Eiteljord. Lots of beautiful American Indian artworks, Western paintings (including lesser known Georgia O’Keeffe pieces), sculptures, and other interesting displays. The day we went there was an exhibit of Inuit art which was very interesting. The cafe is pretty good too. Validated parking is a plus.

words cannot do the eiteljorg museum justice 💖 you will find breathtaking, touching, powerful pieces that will re-shape your view on "america" as you know it. ever since my first indian market visit, ive made it a summer tradition to visit! its always an amazing experience here. you simply have to come and find out for yourself! chin'an shida gasht'ana 🙌🙏🪶

Indigenous People's Day was absolutely beautiful! So moving. Was great to experience the native culture so intimately. Thank you to the Eiteljorg for having free admission to such an experience!

The exhibits are wonderfully engaging! Appreciated the interactive elements—they made the art and history accessible for entire group, regardless of age. The facility is beautiful, and the thoughtful curation made for a fascinating and educational visit.

This was such an amazing spot to stretch our legs during our road trip! The area is so clean and you could walk around the canal for hours. It’s such a beautiful area !

Best place for a peaceful walk/run at Sunrise or Sunset! Very beautiful and with lots of spots for clicking pictures. I recommend going there to watch the Sunset. It’s really beautiful!

White River State Park is extraordinary! It truly stands out among Indianapolis's many green spaces, and we had a beautiful Sunday afternoon exploring it. The park boasts stunning lawns, serene water features, the river, a lovely pedestrian bridge, public art, and picturesque views. We especially enjoyed walking our dogs along the promenade near the zoo. Plus, its location is incredibly convenient, offering easy access to numerous other attractions like the ballpark, museums, and the canal. You could spend hours here and still not cover it all. In terms of parking, there is an underground parking garage immediately next to the park.

It was a nice river walk. It would have been even better if we had found a coffee shop or some food places and test area near the canal.

Absolutely loved White River State Park! It's the perfect spot for an outdoor concert - the venue is beautiful, with stunning views and plenty of space to enjoy live music. Can't wait for the next show!"

I absolutely love White River State Park and the Amphitheater! Always clean, always professional and willing to assist with needs and wants, both in phone contact and on the premises. The venue is perfect, especially on a warm summer night as the sunsets. The lawn is pleasant. It's nice having something like this so much more closer and convenient than...

Lots to see and do around downtown, this is a must! Very beautiful park with sculptures.

Went to see the renovated museum and take the track tour. Very nice updates to the museum with many realistic displays. The 8 minute movie was a very immersive experience . The museum was a little smaller than expected with lot of empty floor space for crowds or additional displays later.

Phenomenal historical visit. Not an Indy car or nascar guy, but the place was awesome! Museum was stellar, people were very friendly, and you could feel the history all around you. Track tour was awesome and the volunteers were very knowledgeable and you can tell they love what they do. Would highly recommend this one in you’re ever in Indy!

Amazing racing venue. Unfortunately went on a half rainy day, but it was very cool to walk around the inside of the track. Lots of great angles, specifically the back straight and turns 12-14 (last set of turns). Would definitely see another GT3 race here again.

We visited to see the museum and speedway. Museum was fun and has a lot of what you'd expect. Would recommend getting the additional tickets at the end of the tour to travel to the tracks (they have a few different tours). Went on off season so it wasnt too crowded.

Had a great time at the Brickyard 400!! Indianapolis was one of the best speedway I've been to hands down The staff and concessions people were extremely nice and courteous. If you wanted it to eat or drink, they had it. Food tasted amazing. Will definately be coming back!!

Awesome experience, first time anywhere like it. People were nice, exhibits were detailed and clean, and the tour was educational and very cool to listen to.

Wonderful experience! Easy to order tickets online with your timing when you would like to go. We ordered it 2 hours before but I am sure you could just walk in. It was clean, easy to grasp the whole museum and we got to see two cars on the track. It is an interactive museum for all ages.

What a great experience, went during the week, less crowded. It was our first time at the zoo. It was gorgeous. I loved all the places that you can and just sit and observe the animals. The park was so clean. I can't say enough great things about the staff, they were so kind and offered up all the events coming up at the zoo. You must take the time to visit the chimpanzees and the orangutans. They so much room to move around, you always have to be on the lookout. Love Indianapolis zoo can't wait to go back.

We took the kids to the Indianapolis Zoo during a weekend trip, and it was a great time all around. The place is huge — you could easily spend half a day wandering around without realizing it. We saw all the big hitters: elephants, giraffes, kangaroos, and a bunch of others that I’m pretty sure my kids renamed halfway through (“Look, it’s a long-necked horse!”). We splurged on feeding the giraffes and flamingos, and it was totally worth it — the kids were thrilled, and we got some great photos out of it. We also took them on the little rollercoaster, which they absolutely loved (and which gave us a much-needed break from walking). The dolphin show was definitely the highlight — entertaining, well done, and a nice break from all the walking. The zoo was packed since the weather was perfect and they were handing out candy to kids dressed up for Halloween, so it had a fun, festive vibe (and a sugar-fueled chaos energy). We grabbed some food from one of the stalls expecting the usual overpriced “theme park” meal, but honestly? It wasn’t bad at all. The fries, chicken tenders, and nachos actually hit the spot — maybe we were just starving, but still, solid effort. All in all, 4 stars — great experience, awesome for families, and bonus points for not charging $20 for fries. Just be ready for crowds if you go on a nice day!

I've been to a handful of zoos in my life. The Indianapolis Zoo is my favorite that I've been to. The layout made for a wonderful experience as we moved from one exhibit to another. I also think the gardens and foliage planted along all the exhibits really added to it. We went on a Wednesday in the middle of August. Crowds were light which made for an easy viewing of all exhibits. All the animals were active. Watched the cheetahs chase each other around. Then we were lucky to see them get feed raw meat by the zoo keepers. The dolphin show was fun. The tropical bird and butterfly enclosures were awesome to walk through. I'd highly recommend making this zoo a destination if you visit Indianapolis.

Go now, in October, it is decorated beautifully. I love going. Landscaped and waling layout gives you curvy trails of shade and quiet areas to enjoy seeing the animals. The plants are amazing, such a variety. The front had the cutest Halloween/October themes. If you are a Purdue employee, check out the deep discount, buy it now and use it any day. Everything is just beautiful.

Loved the place. Went with my baby and he absolutely loved all the animals. Even got to see some animals we never thought we'd see in our lifetime. Also great to talk with the zookeepers as they really care about the animals and the wellbeing of their species

✨ As a wedding photographer, I absolutely love working at the Indianapolis Zoo! Not only are the grounds stunning—with so many unique backdrops that make wedding photos truly magical—but the staff is also incredibly kind and helpful to work with. From start to finish, they were organized, welcoming, and made the day run so smoothly—not just for the couple, but for us vendors, too! There’s something so special about celebrating a love story surrounded by nature, and the zoo offers that in the most beautiful way. It’s a one-of-a-kind venue, and I always look forward to capturing weddings here! Highly recommend for couples looking for a venue that’s both elegant and fun!

Hands down, middle of the week mornings are the best time to go. The Zoo has made so many improvements, and is looking amazing. With that comes the constant construction. However, its is 100% worth the minor inconvenience. If this is your first time considering the Zoo, DO IT ! Definitely top of the list things to do with the kiddos. The outdoor event center is absolutely stunning, and provides an abundance of shade for relaxing under.

Leaving a review and shout out for Erica Montgomery, the Event Coordinator there. My Wife and I booked an area for our wedding last week and when I say Erica is the best, she is the best. From the communication, care, above and beyond effort, to the actual day of running back and forth bridging the gaps, her assistance was vital, appreciated, and treasured. She left no stone unturned and even provided us with ideas that made our day absolutely perfect. I can't thank her enough and to recommend the ISM for your special day. Again, thank you to ISM and thank you to Erica for being a Core Memory of ours for a lifetime. Highly recommended.

This place has amazing grounds. We came when they were closed so we walked around outside. They had at least 80 pieces of art on the outside of their building and around the property. You can easily spend a couple hours walking out the beautiful property. Overall if you want to kill some time with the family and see some beautiful art this is the place to check out.

Huge space. Staff is very kind. There is something for everyone. Kids have a lot of the 3rd floor. Basement is where you'll find mammoths and the large skeletons. Famous people from Indiana is cool too.

This place was awesome! It's a must see if you go to Indianapolis. It has beautiful photos and artwork. I really enjoyed walking thru looking at everything!

Attended a wedding here. Excellent venue. Service was fantastic and the food was a culinary delight. I highly recommend this facility not only for the history and exhibits but also for the staff and service.

Loads of fun for the whole family or just a chill date. Lots of interactive activities and great exhibits

Boo Bash was so fun!! The second floor was definitely spooky with lights out. I don’t think we were supposed to be there 😂

Hiking at Eagle Creek is seriously such a blast! I love wandering along the trails and taking in all the crazy cool views. , the peaceful sound of running water make it super relaxing but also fun. Every turn gives you a new awesome sight, and I can’t help but stop and just soak it all in. The fresh air and beautiful scenery make it one of my favorite spots to chill and enjoy nature. Honestly, I always have the best time there!

A very nice park! We saw a raccoon who was getting in to the trash, and the birds in the sanctuary were quick active! LOVED the buzzard gal! I wish I could remember her name. She was so curious! <3 A lovely please to walk, jog, or take the kids! I am sad to see that people arnt picking up after their dogs at the main entrance, it's quite rude. Hopefully those pet owners do better.

Lovely place for hiking within the city! Visiting the park was a truly delightful experience, filled with natural beauty and tranquility. The trails were well-maintained, offering a pleasant walk for all skill levels. We thoroughly enjoyed the variety of activities, from bird watching to simply relaxing by the water. The park's cleanliness and overall atmosphere created a welcoming environment for everyone. I would highly recommend a visit to anyone seeking a refreshing escape in nature.

Come here frequently for paddle boarding and it's always an enjoyable time. They have a great area for loading in your boat and even a small dock to temporarily rope up. I appreciate that there are speed limit for boats and that there are safety boats in the resvior. It's also pretty decent for fishing, not the best but still fun.

LOVED this walk but rated it low because I wish there were more accessibility signs and trails. We have an infant so we were pushing the stroller along the blue trail which started out great but I wish there was a sign halfway to turn around because you can’t get back up to the parking lot on one side it’s rocky (we were able to carry the stroller/car seat separately up the hill but it’s not for the weak 🤪). Otherwise we enjoyed the walk & pelicans.

Beautiful park around of a lake offering a wonderful landscape where walking, fishing, navigating, or having a picnic or BBQ. Also, you can use a bike. The park offers different trails from 1.25 to 6 miles. It's a good idea to arrive early.

We were at the Eagle Creek Park with our friends for Kayaking today. The water was so calm, you can either rent out kayaks or get your own kayaks too. There’s single and double options. They also have lot of other options to ride on the water. There is also picnic area by the Marina, you can set up and have a leisure day under the shade of trees.

An absolute amazing collection of art from all genres, and all areas of the World. Tons of interactive displays, and the LUME Experience was wonderful. My daughter, and I truly enjoyed the museum. The staff was fantastic, and the building was extremely clean. A great place to take family, friends, clients, dates, etc… I’m so glad we decided to make the trip.

Beautiful Museum set on Lovely Grounds featuring many Walking paths thru a Garden like setting. The Museum has 4 Floors that exhibit various cultural Art works. The 4th floor is currently featuring an immersive experiential exhibit on Australia's indigenous peoples, the Aboriginies. Definitely a must see.

I love this place. It's historic and beautifully decorated. Easily accessed from I-65 it's a wonderful experience to walk through the gardens and grounds. The museum is top notch too but I'm more of an outdoor person so the Newfields gardens and grounds really appeals to me.

The ever changing gardens are an Indy highlight. Love the October and December light events. Cocktails outdoors while walking and enjoying make it extra special. Fun for families and an annual tradition for ours! The exhibits indoors are fun to try on Sundays. Yes, sports in Indy are important too, but so are culture, history and ART!

One of the highlights during a recent visit to Indianapolis. Even as adults, we were delighted by the interactive displays. And, despite light rain, our walk around the grounds was wonderful. Then, of course, there is all the amazing art. Our meals in the cafe were tasty and pricing was on par with other area options.

THE LUME IS COOOL! Digital projections that bring art themes to life! If your somone who wants to experience the colours and see art in a new interpretation this is fascinating! For those with the Access Pass it’s 5.00 per two people. VERY romantic too ! We enjoyed it!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Harvest Nights at Newfields Harvest Nights at Newfields is an amazing visual experience that perfectly blends art, light, and atmosphere. The grounds are filled with stunning photo ops, delicious snacks, and tasty beverages — ideal for both families and date nights. The mix of glowing visuals and fun, slightly eerie sounds creates a magical fall vibe that’s both exciting and cozy. Arrive just before dark to catch the full transformation as the lights come alive. Absolutely worth a visit — 5 out of 5!

Scenic path running through some local areas of "cultural interest."

Easy way to see the city as a tourist, just follow this paved road by foot or by bike. We did the entire trail (loop + bottleworks district) of 13km by foot, it was a good workout. 2 things to note: 1. You sometimes go around attractions and monuments so good idea to sometimes deviate from the trail otherwise you miss some monuments. For example we deviated to follow the canal at some point which was nicer. 2. Buy some drinks/water beforehand, very little amount of shops on the loop before you get to Bottleworks. Otherwise great idea, more cities should do this!

The Indianapolis Cultural Trail is a vibrant urban pathway featuring art, history, and green spaces. Perfect for biking, walking, and exploring the city’s culture and creativity.

A delightful paved path one can walk, or ride a bike on that winds around downtown and connects Indy landmarks.

Enjoy this beautiful trail in downtown Indy. Stay healthy and well. Cheers to that!

The atmosphere was safe and relaxing. It was clear that people cared about keeping the place clean.

This trail goes all around downtown Indianapolis passing a lot of great eateries and entertainment as well as bringing you past some great monuments. Need to explore more as I believe this truly is one of the best ways to experience and get to know Indianapolis.

The stadium was great. The blast of air conditioning was a welcome relief from the heat outside. There was some technological issues verifying our tickets that delayed our entry into the building and thereby caused us to miss much of the pregame. Still not sure what happened but eventually all nine of us entered. We were in the back of the mid-level and our view was unobstructed. The toilets were sufficient. The food was as expected.

FFA national convention is hosted there and Evans high school which I teach at, and I am the FFA advisor. This year was our first time going to the national conference. And we really enjoyed ourselves. The stadium is great. This was my first time visiting Indiana and its beautiful. I love the way their landscaping with beautiful flowers and crops. Such as cabbages, different types of lettuce, Swiss Chard. It's just beautiful lavender everywhere.

There are a ton of entrances you can’t actually get through. Following the crowd works fine, and security moves quickly once you figure out where to go in. Beers run about $17 for the big cans, and you’re limited to two per person. They’ll ask you to leave a tip—minimum 15% (hard pass)—and claim it goes to some charity.

My first NFL game wasn't my team but it was an awesome experience. Definitely we'll go again. Plenty of outside activities going on and tastings and music everywhere it was. It was a live wire of a Time ❤️❤️❤️💯

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Volunteering at Lucas Oil Stadium through Dr. Janet’s Enriching Lives program was such an amazing and fulfilling experience. The energy, teamwork, and sense of purpose were truly inspiring. It was an honor to be part of something that uplifts the community and makes a real difference in people’s lives. Grateful for the opportunity!

Nice Facility. Easy in and out before and after events. I have had a good view of field no matter where I was seated so far. Concessions are reasonably priced compared to others.

As a Colts fan I'm going to be a little biased, but my experience here was surreal. The picture doesn't do it justice, we were high up but did not feel like I had to watch the screen at all. I was able to see every play without issue. Everything was clean, everyone was friendly, it was like watching the game with family. Was proud of my fellow Hoosiers for our hospitality to the Titan fans.

The hype for this place is totally worth it and I’m glad I got to experience their artistry in food and drinks. I was meeting a friend for a Friday night dinner. We were shown to the table upon arriving at our reservation. We ordered their famous fried Brussels sprouts, summer panzanella salad, Lumache and Vanilla cake for the dessert. Salad was a treat and the pasta was definitely one of the best I’ve had. Definitely going back to try more items from the menu.

A unique menu and cozy interior. Went here for dinner and started off with chips and dip, which was simple, yet so fantastic. I had the large panzanella salad for my main course, which was filling. I would happily go back if I was in the area again.

Bluebeard provides a new daily menu. Their waitstaff, including the chef, are extremely accommodating when it comes to allergies. Whatever the chef curates, you can trust the dish will be more than impeccable - expect umami! Exceptional gratitude goes to this establishment as it can be challenging to find excellent dishes that can accommodate challenging allergies. Highly recommend this restaurant.

Amazing food, excellent service and great ambience. Went to the restaurant with my niece and had heard good things. We started with the grilled bread and chips and dip. The bread was outstanding and had a selection of butters. The chips were okay but nothing that I would get again. Brussel sprouts were outstanding and had great flavor and texture. The ribeye was cooked perfectly and had excellent flavor along with the grilled lettuce. My niece had one of the pasta dishes and she said it was delicious. We tried vanilla cake and peanut butter cake, both were outstanding. Highly recommend this restaurant and can see why it is so well reviewed!!

Incredible food! Really excellent. Lower score for atmosphere is due to the noise; love the farm bookstore vibe. Also please don’t overdo the A/C so badly. Great meal.

I didn’t get to check this restaurant out my last visit to Indy, so happy I was able to make it this time! Phenomenal food, I somehow ate two plates and dessert. This is the absolute best restaurant I have ever been too, exceptional quality and fresh ingredients and the staff went above and beyond. Highly recommend!

Wonderful dinner! We were lucky to get two seats at the bar! The service from Emma and Brian was superb! The sommelier Ryan was also excellent and helped us on our wine choices! The food was absolutely delicious! Afterwards ended the evening with an espresso martini with local Indianapolis vodka! Great night! Thanks for the good food and service! We look forward to another great dinner next time we are visiting Indianapolis!

Worthy of every ounce of hype! The place is beautiful inside and out, with every area being part cosy dining room, part museum. The service was spectacular. Friendly, memorable, attentive, good humoured, and able to give menu recommendations without feeling pushy. And the food…just wow! Yes, the shrimp cocktail (or more accurately, the horseradish) will knock your socks off. Yes the steaks are amazing. The fries though, were a standout. Best fries I had on my trip to the states. They also know how to make a cocktail! I would go back to Indy specifically to eat here.

So glad I visited this restaurant during a business trip in Indianapolis. The restaurant has been serving up deliciousness for a long time. I was able to go to their upstairs speakeasy to enjoy their signature St. Elmo’s Coke made with cherry vanilla whiskey and drunken cherries. They had a “Devour” menus during my visit which was perfect because I was able to enjoy all of the classics like the St. Elmo Shrimp Cocktail and steak. The servers and staff in general are well dressed and very attentive. What a great experience!

We went for dinner to celebrate 20 years and couldn't have asked for a better meal. I had the crab stuffed shrimp and baked potato and it was one of the best meals I have had in awhile. My husband had the ribeye, mashed potatoes, mushrooms, and lobster bisque. They do cook the steaks more on the rare side so you may need to check with the server on how you like it cooked. No pictures of our meals because it looked so good we forgot to take them lol. Service was outstanding, very attentive and friendly. Great old steakhouse with a lot of history and great food.

Was out here at the convention center and had a nice treat trying this amazing long time steakhouse! Definitely one of the best I have ever eaten at the old school look of the place made me feel like I was back In time. Our server was great and the food was some of the best ever! The complimentary bean soup was amazing I could have it everyday if I could and that shrimp cocktail hit you with so much spice for like 10 seconds then it mellows out but it’s outstanding flavor! The salad filet that cut like butter the amazing potatoes and veggies and that creamed spinach was to die for! This is definitely an experience I won’t forget and I would come back to Indianapolis just for this steak house it is definitely a must try!

Outstanding food, vibe, and great atmosphere!! Must try is the shrimp cocktail, but be warned it is spicy.... I mean hot. Heat goes straight through the nasal cannula. But without a lingering hot taste in you mouth. I loved it! Amelia and David was great at hosting and bartender. Truly a great experience!

This was the absolute best steak, baked potato, bean soup, salad and bread I've ever tasted in my whole life! This place is delicious and you must go and try it for yourself! And the service is spectacular! Next time I'm in Indy, it will be one of my first stops!

Go somewhere else!! We had reservations and were seated as soon as we checked in. The shrimp cocktail, wedge salad, and lobster bisque were very good. Everything else was trash, in my opinion. We did it big. Dry aged ribeye, added south African lobster tail, king crab mac, bourbon cake and creme brulee. It all sucked. There was ZERO seasoning on the steak, very tough even though order Med.-rare. $100 steak and had to ask for freakin A-1. Totally unacceptable. Better steak at Outback. Lobster tail straight on the grille, no seasoning and served with butter. They could've at least basted it while on the grille. King crab mac watery and tasted like straight fish. Bourbon cake over cooked, ice cream was good. Creme brulee, super basic, would be better paired with fresh fruit. Save some money and go somewhere else. Our bill was $1,200 for 4 people. Only 3 alcoholic beverages. Food looked good, but deceptive when there is zero flavor. Expected more from a restaurant that has been around over 100 years.

Came here to celebrate a birthday. Birthday celebration was handled festively, but not excessively. Got the six course tasting menu and wine pairing, it was incredible. This was a long expensive meal but worth it (3.5 hrs, $500+). Every dish was beautifully balanced and interesting with a great blend of flavour, texture, and presentation. The wines were well presented and Jared the sommelier did an excellent job! Some dishes were not to my pallet, for example there was a few dishes with a lot of dill which I’m not a fan of and the tagliatelle was too almost too al dente (borderline crunchy). Tagliatelle was also very vinegar/ pickly but the dish was still very enjoyable - a testament to the overall quality of the food. Alex our server also did a great job of presenting our dishes and taking care of us. Big thank you to the staff! Only got the names of Alex and Jared but the other serves were great.

a phenomenal experience if you’re into food and looking for an elevated night out. beautifully coursed out meal and enjoyed everything on the 4-course menu. throughly enjoyed the knowledge of our server talking us through our choices — will definitly be back!

Absolutely phenomenal meal both times that I went, and well worth the very high price tag. So many unique flavors that worked together perfectly. Service is impeccable and they are clearly a well coordinated team. Even when the kitchen was experiencing significant slowdowns, they still made sure that we had bread and were very kind.

Food: It was very good. Definitely worthy of 4.5 stars, but the portions were very small. Service: It was excellent, however the Sommelier just gave us whatever she wanted to and asked for no input from us on what we like to pair with certain flavors. Atmosphere: Elegant and poise.

I've longed to try Vida, and they didn't disappoint. We opted for their four-course menu, with my husband adding the wine pairing. We love everything except for the duck breast. I should have picked Cod in my 3rd course, but it didn't detract from our experience; it shows how good the service and the food are. Food highlights are the bluefin Tuna (2nd course), the ribeye (3rd course), and the desserts 😋

1st time at Vida but I plan on bringing my wife the next time. 1st time with Duck Breasts! Delicious! A great change of pace for me! Sometimes it's just cool to take yourself out to dinner!

Where to start? From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted by warm, welcoming faces. The space was very clean and wonderfully designed. You get a very real sense of community by the way the tables and seating are arranged. My wife and I were celebrating our 25th anniversary, which they were aware of, and literally every staff member who we came in contact with congratulated us on our day. To that end, even the menu was personalized with our names on the…very nice touch. Our server, Josh, was very welcoming and genuine from his first visit to our table. He was well versed in the menu and guided us through our meal with helpful suggestions and answered all our questions. To the food…. We had two dining options, either a 4 course meal with roughly 4 options within each course or a chef’s tasting menu. We elected the 4 course option. There was also a wine pairing option if you’re a wine lover. Each course was very well thought out and the flavors all worked together in the most delicious way. I steeped out of my comfort zone and tried several dishes I have never had prior to this meal. Josh was quick to tell me that if there was any selection I didn’t like, they were more than happy to replace it with another option. Again, very unexpected, but appreciated offer. The beef tartare was very good and definitely a new experience for me. Same with the foie gras, as this was another dish I had never previously ordered. The main course was a grass fed ribeye that was cooked perfectly and again, was accompanied by ingredients that coupled nicely with the steak. Lastly, the lemon mascarpone cake was heavenly and just the right amount to finish off an excellent meal. My wife enjoyed her jerk carrots, fried chicken course and the rack of lamb. I got to sample each of her courses as well and would have been happy with all those choices myself. She ended her meal with the ricotta doughnuts and they don’t miss with those. All in all, easily a 10/10. You’re missing out if you don’t visit Vida for a truly magnificent meal and dining experience. Thank you again, Josh and the rest of the crew at Vida for helping to make our anniversary a very memorable experience. We’ll definitely be back soon! Greg and Beth - from Cincinnati

My husband and I first time at this establishment we were referred by some friends. Came for dinner the place was booming since we did not have a reservation there was like a ten minute wait. The hostess was very friendly, informative and professional. Our server Josh was nice attentive with good personality. We had the chicken empanadas which were amazing, Green Chile Lamb, and Chicken Enchiladas. All of the food was amazing well seasoned and deliciously put together. My husband tried the cocktail called “What we aren’t gonna do” with Tito’s in it and blood orange. Would definitely recommend this place and will return🔥🔥👍

Tl;dr we enjoyed our meal very much and would come back to try everything on the menu. The venue is quite lovely with nice outdoor seating and just the right amount of space between tables. Waitstaff was kind and very helpful with recommendations. We were provided with some complimentary chicharrones (vegan) at the start of the meal, which were light and crispy. We started off our meal with the cauliflower appetizer, which was delicious and also quite creative—it had sweet, savory, and spicy elements to it with fun textural components, especially with the crunchy pepita seeds! My only suggestion for the dish is that it be cooked in smaller chunks because the insides of the cauliflower pieces did not get enough of the seasoning and were a bit crunchy/raw cauliflower-forward. For our entrees, we got the paella and skirt steak. Both were well-executed. Paella was solid but did not blow me out of the water. The scallop was cooked to perfection though. I’m also not one to be particularly impressed by steaks, so I thought the steak (medium-rare) dish was pretty good, but my partner really enjoyed it! I thought the machego-polenta fry was a nice addition and the broccolini was my favorite part of the dish. We finished off our meal with an apple and caramel tres leches dish, which was like a McDonalds apple pie filling with tres leches cake! A bit too sweet for me and I did wish there was more ice cream to accompany the cake, but overall, it was a good finish to the meal. We started searching on our phones for other livery locations in hopes that one would be closer to us in our home states. If we lived in the area, we would definitely come back to check out all the dishes on the menu.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exceptional dining experience — the Skirt Steak is a must! Had an amazing dinner at Livery on N College Ave, and it easily deserves five stars. The atmosphere is warm, stylish, and vibrant — perfect for a night out with friends or a date. I ordered the Skirt Steak, and it was absolutely phenomenal. Cooked perfectly medium-rare, tender and full of bold Latin-inspired flavors. The seasoning was spot-on, and the sides complemented the dish beautifully. Every bite was rich and satisfying without being too heavy. Service was top-notch — our server was attentive, friendly, and gave great recommendations. The drink selection was also impressive, with unique cocktails that paired well with the food. If you're in Indianapolis and want a place with both style and substance, Livery is a must-visit. I’ll definitely be back to try more dishes, but that skirt steak will be hard to beat!

Came to Livery after the Colts and Raiders game. My husband got Skirt Steak. Probably one of the best steaks I’ve ever had. The drinks were very good too. Empanadas were very flavorful. Would definitely recommend eating here if you’re looking for Mexican food while being in downtown Indy.

Absolutely loved this place. We tried all the vegetarian options on the menu and each bite was amazing and tasted rich till the last bite, staff was absolutely fantastic and took great care of our dietary choices and everyone knew what the menu was and knew each dish well, thats the true sign of a well functioning restaurant. When everyone knows the menu inside and out. The place was packed, good we went there with a reservation, although they allow walk ins but would strongly recommend reserving your spot before. Thoroughly enjoyed each dish and we ended up spending a lot, but worth the price. Last time i went with my colleagues and had skirt steak, just melts in your mouth. Amazing plating skills, with equally excellent quality and tasty food.

Absolutely LOVED our experience at Livery. The cocktails were delicious and fun combinations. The food was delicious and great portions sizes too. Presentation was spot on as well. Highly recommend the seasonal flan - we had cherry and again, delicious! Definitely coming back for more. Do yourself a favor and get some empanadas. We did queso and I’m considering the flight for next time to try more flavors. I also love nice restaurants that offer patio spaces - which they do!

I had one of the best experience in this restaurant since we got there until we ate the last bite of the dessert it was amazing. The food was delicious 10/10 the spices, the flavor, the balances wow. The attention was great our server Erika was special to us. You must have to go to this place. Music was a little to loud for me but again the best. I’m coming back.

Wow. Fantastic local authentic Italian restaurant. Food was amazing, prices were very reasonable,service was great and portions were very good. Must stop while in Indianapolis. Calamari, garlic bread, chicken Marsala, chicken carbonara were excellent 👌

We made reservations and glad we did! We overheard people being told it was going to be 2.5-3 hours wait... the experience was worth it and so was the food. The staff was knowledgeable and attentive. We started with the calamari which was cooked well and came with two sauces. It wasn't rubbery at all and both sauces were flavorful. I had the veal Parmesan. It was delicious and there were two good sized pieces of veal on top of the noodles. The edges did get slightly over cooked in some areas but not enough to send it back. My husband had the veal marsala which was also delicious. We were given house bread with oil and tomatoes which was a nice break after the appetizer while we waited for the salad and dinner. The house salad was unexpectedly flavorful.

The Zozo Shrimp and the salad was probably the only good thing that my husband and I had. His chicken parm tasted like the sauce has been burnt. It just tasted very bitter. My chicken Alfredo didn’t have enough sauce or chicken, perhaps if the chicken was cut smaller it would’ve been better. As for the restaurant itself, it’s a cute location. I think they get more business than they anticipated when they picked the location because the inside is very crowded and small. The tables do look nice. And staff was friendly but busy, she was so busy that she’d walk away before hearing the rest of the order at times. But she was very nice. Overall I’d probably order the shrimp and/or salad to go. I wouldn’t dine in again.

My girlfriend and I went for her 22nd birthday and it was great! It was about first time there ever! The service was amazing! Our server David I think was his name not sure was great he explained everything and made us feel like we were just talking to a lifelong friend! The food was insanely amazing! The rigatoni vodka pasta was excellent and had a great amount of spice to it! Another plus was the environment. It Felt like a very warm and welcoming place for any and everyone! I literally have zero complaints and have already recommended this place to multiple people and I only left 2 hours ago. Amazing overall experience and a new favorite spot

Final meal of my weeklong trip in Indy, and this by far was the best meal I’ve had. My waitress Sarah was cheerful, helpful, and friendly. The rest of the staff were very attentive and they even went so far as to offer me some focaccia to soak up the last of the sauce from my entree, so it really does feel like an Italian trying to stuff you with the best they had to offer. I could not think of a single complaint despite knowing one usually signifies realism to a review.

This place has been on my bucket list for a few years now and it did not disappoint. Everything we had was delicious and every detail was thoughtful. The staff was so kind and attentive. The courtyard is the perfect vibe for a friday night date after a long week. We will definitely be back!

I had their ragu and I can tell that they home made their sauce, which is great. I do think it is on the lighter side for ragu though, and could have been stronger. The pasta however is not great - it's a bit too smooth to the point some of the noodle stuck with each other, leaving no sauce for some areas. I was a solo diner and I see that they almost did not allow me the option to sit at a table as they were quite busy that day, but one of the host spoke up and offered me the table, which I declined out my my understanding. The fact she offered is the only reason you got 4*, if not, that's a 3 or lower for me. Ot was a busy day that I was there. A bit too busy in my opinion to be comfortable unfortunately. A 4 for me. I think this location deserves a 5, but just a number of small things discounted how nice this establishment is otherwise. Hope it will be a better experience the next time I come.

Absolutely lives up to the HYPE !!! Amazing food. Interesting menu. Vibe is perfect. Genuinely friendly staff. Top shelf service. I will ALWAYS stop here if I'm in town, and YOU should too !!! Early bird gets the worm...but it's worth the wait !!! Can't wait to go back.

We came here because a travel YouTuber raved about this place. Let's start with the good... The presentation and unique menu items are definitely a plus. It was a beautiful day so we decided to sit outside. My wife had the smash burger and iced matcha magic with lavender. I had the pastrami hash with an iced honey buzz latte. The food was okay. The smash burger had an odd combination of flavors and did not impress. It came with a pretty tasty side of fries. The pastrami hash included an egg, potatoes, carrots, onions, and mustard. It was nice but not something I would write home about. Overall, the portion sizes for the drinks and food were mediocre for the price. The food quality was very high however there is an included 20% gratuity which I am very much against. Maybe I'm missing something but I don't get why this place is so expensive.

I was in town from Atlanta, GA for a concert… the concert was great, but I would come all the way back up here just for this place. The hospitality was next level. As for the food… I’ll let it speak for itself on this one… 😋 Special shoutout to Joey, Noah, Matthew, Braden, and Josh!

We had a great time! The food and beverages were great and the server was very friendly. For the four of us with coffees, appetizers, and food it was upwards of $175, so the only reason I can’t give it 5 stars is because I feel like it was slightly overpriced. But my complaints are purely fiscal, as the people, food, and atmosphere were all great!

So good - first went to Milktooth in 2017 and was enamored with the lamb burger they had at the time. Alas revisiting eight years later the burger was not there, but the menu still stays funky and tasty as ever. Started off with the brown butter latte which was as indulgent as it sounds. Had a big brunch spread: had the biscuits with goat cheese which were PHENOMENAL. Got a few sides like the strip and slab bacon which were really tasty (though I’d have preferred more slab bacon as the strips were a bit too dry for my taste). Got the peaches and cream dutch baby pancake which was just the perfect amount of sweet. Love that this places continues to thrive and have a huge following (8 years later and still waited 45 mins for a table).

Finally got to experience Milktooth's brunch this weekend and it honestly didn't really live up to the hype for me. We came on a Sunday afternoon and expected to wait (they're always busy and we knew this ahead of time). We were estimated 20-25 min for 2 people. We sat down to wait and after about 20 min, we decided to get drinks at the coffee bar. The drinks were very good and aesthetically pretty. Finally after 50 min of waiting, we went up to the host stand and our name was already crossed off. They must have forgotten about us. We were sat at the bar and it was pretty crammed to be honest. The food is all fresh and made to order but the portions are pretty small and overpriced.

Fancy fancy brunch spot in Indy. I was here with a friend for a Sunday morning brunch. They don’t take reservations, there’s a standard wait time of min 30 min. Their speciality coffees are absolutely amazing. We got their notorious fig, gochujang latte. Both are amazing. Their Dutch baby pancakes are definitely worth trying. I ordered their special peach and chantilly pancakes. The portions are moderate and the service is great.

4-Star Review for Tinker Street Tinker Street nails it with exceptional service and solid food in a cozy, intimate setting. The restaurant is definitely on the smaller side—think charming, not cramped (unless you’re claustrophobic, then… maybe charming and cramped). The food? Good. Not “write home to grandma” good, but definitely “text your foodie friend” good. Creative flavors, nice presentation, and portions that won’t leave you hangry. Now, let’s talk about the unsung hero of the night: the Water Guy. I don’t know his name, but this man treats hydration like a calling. I swear I never saw the bottom of my glass. He refilled it like he was defusing a bomb—calm, precise, and absolutely not here for your thirst. Give that man a raise. Or a cape. Only odd thing? The bathrooms are just a few steps from the kitchen. Not a huge deal, but it’s a little weird when your path to the restroom feels like you might accidentally be mistaken for a sous-chef. Overall, a great experience. Come for the food, stay for the water.

TLDR: Finally tried Tinker Street after years of hearing great things. The staff were wonderful, but in my opinion the food felt confusing at times and didn’t quite justify the price. This review focuses mostly on the food and reflects my own taste and experience. Everyone’s palate is different, and since the menu changes often, your visit could feel completely different. After living in Indianapolis for five years since moving from New York City, I was excited to finally see what all the hype was about. I had always hesitated because the prices seemed a bit steep, but we decided to give it a try with a 5:45 pm reservation. We were first seated behind the hostess counter. The area felt a bit tight, which didn’t bother us much, but the direct sunlight streaming through the front door made it difficult to sit comfortably. The staff immediately helped us move to a better table, which we really appreciated. The menu was creative and playful with strong fusion influences, so we ordered a variety of dishes to get a fair sense of the food. The Korean Fried Mushrooms ($22) were crispy and flavorful, but the small rice flour pancake underneath seemed unnecessary. It wasn’t seasoned and there was only one so not enough to wrap the mushrooms and felt out of place. We both thought a light dipping sauce would have brought the dish together better than the kimchi served alongside. The Coconut Curry Soup ($12) was warm and pleasant but not especially memorable. The Whipped Pumpkin Ricotta ($22) from the fall menu was something I wanted to love, but it was heavy on cinnamon and tasted more like pumpkin pie filling than a savory dip... it was confusing. The Circle City Sweets baguette served with it was excellent, though it was the same baguette offered with the Fried Brussels Sprouts ($23). Fried brussels sprouts and baguette felt like an odd pairing. It seemed like the bread was included just to fill out the plate for the price. For our mains, we ordered the Curried Cauliflower Steak ($29) and the Shrimp and Farfalle ($34). The cauliflower dish was disappointing. The rice was undercooked, the potatoes were too firm, and the cauliflower itself wasn’t tender inside. It also had an overwhelming amount of pomegranate molasses that made it intensely acidic. The first bite was all sour with no balance, and the sauce tasted almost identical to the soup we had earlier, which didn’t help. The dish was so off that neither of us could eat it, and we decided to send it back which is a first for us. The staff kindly offered a replacement, but we were too turned off by the flavors and declined. The Shrimp and Farfalle was much better. The shrimp had a beautiful char and were juicy and flavorful. The pasta was a little mushy and some pieces stuck together, but overall this was one of our favorites of the night. For dessert, we tried the Ricotta Doughnuts ($12). They came out warm and the texture was slightly dense but not bad. We've had better ricotta doughnuts. The espresso ice cream they were served with though, was fantastic. What really made the evening positive was the staff. They were kind, professional, and attentive the entire night. When we declined a replacement for the cauliflower dish, they took it off the bill and even removed a few other items, likely because of the earlier seating issue. In our opinion, several dishes missed the mark, especially for the high prices, so expect to spend if you go. We felt that we paid a premium for food that didn’t fully deliver on flavor or execution. There were definitely some highlights, but overall the experience didn’t feel worth the total cost.

Such a great and unique menu and restaurant. Everything our group had was absolutely phenomenal and truly so much depth to the taste of the food. PLEASE do yourself a favor and make sure you get the ricotta doughnuts for dessert! To die for !!!

To mh fellow peeps! Listen if you're looking for a great day place to have a great dinner then go to Tinker Street! A beautiful atmosphere with welcoming staff and super service. This was my first time eating at the Tinker Street and I will say that I will be back again. Again service was impeccable and the food was beyond delicious!!! To JOURDAN IVORY AND NICK I thank you for a great dinner. I will be back. Respectfully always, Dr. Carmela Daniels

Fantastic restaurant. All dishes are extremely high quality with a rotating menu. Cocktail offerings are also top notch. Book ahead because they are always busy, for good reason. Perfect for a special occasion or date night.

I was visiting my son and his partner in Indy, and they took me to this beautiful restaurant for a belated birthday meal last week. I had the duck confit, which was fantastic, as were all our food choices. The ambience was beautiful, food was delicious. But I am mainly writing because the service was among the best I've ever had! Thank you Sarah Wicker, you were amazing! Thank you for guiding all of us with our food and (especially) wine choices. Your knowledge, professionalism, sincerity and kindness were incredible. You helped make this such a memorable evening for all of us. Thank you so much!!

Everything about this place screams "upscale local joint". The number of regulars I saw interacting with the staff while here was very wholesome and a little mind-boggling. Shout out to Lily & Sara (sorry if it's the wrong Sara) for taking care of me all night. The staff here works their butts off, and the kitchen is no joke either. You can see in and they are cranking non-stop. Korean Fried Mushrooms are a must-do. I tried the Szechuan Snap peas which were just okay. The main, Carnitas Ragu was really unique and delicious. I concluded with the Ricotta Donuts which are served hot and fresh with a side of espresso ice cream. On a cool summer night, it's hard to do much better than enjoying an evening here with the windows down. I hope I get to return next time I'm in town.

Out with my husband and daughter….I ordered the hot chicken sandwich with onion rings, my daughter ordered chicken tenders with fries, and my husband ordered the bacon burger with fries. I also had a margarita. I enjoyed the burger, I thought the chicken sandwich was okay, the fries were very good and the onions would have been excellent but mine were soggy. We were able to sit outside and it was beautiful. Overall, I would go back.

Needed a quick but satisfying bite; hotel recommended BRU burger. Here’s my take: Overall not bad. The flavours of the burger and the fries made for an enjoyable meal. The burger: I don’t typically like anything more than a simple burger, but the flavours of the Stilton blue cheese burger actually worked quite well. But the burger at the end of the day is about the patty. Good: It was not overly or densely packed, was light and and juicy enough. Not so good: this type of burger could have benefited from a more substantial patty with more of a house made feel, rather than very uniform looking “manufactured” feel. Also, if you ask customers how they like their burgers cooked, please cook it that way or don’t ask. Mine was more well done than medium. Sides: tried the slaw, chilli and fries. The fries may have been the best bite. Crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. Service was excellent.. ——- Follow me on instagram: @well.seasoned.takes

I come here often, and I always have a good experience. The food is good, and the menu has a ton of options — there’s always something new to try. I recently stopped by the bar and had some margaritas; they were very tasty. Gavin, my bartender, was really friendly and made my visit even better. Definitely one of my go-to spots that I would recommend!

I learned that I substitute Turkey for any of the burgers. Even though they only had one turkey burger named. That was pretty cool since I don't eat beef. The fries were quite tasty and I love their homemade ketchup. Our waitress was attentive and quite nice.

Was in the area, and looked up gluten free options, and this place came up. When I walked in, I was able to sit at the bar (which had a ton of seats) and immediately got served by Leah, the amazing bartender working today. They had a ton of different burger options and had gluten free buns available, which can be hard to come by. The burger was made to order, and the one I got had an interesting flavor. It had a basil aoli, mushrooms, onions, and goat cheese (of all things). The bourbon based drink is ordered was tastefully made, and overall I enjoyed my experience. All of the staff were nice and attentive; you could tell that they all worked well together.

This was a great stop before heading to a show across the street. The burgers were so juicy and flavorful. I loved the steamed vegetables and the soft pretzel was perfect with the mustard.

I really loved the Lamb Burger and Chicken Sandwich. Hands down this is one of the best places in downtown Indy to savour a good burger.

Had 2 dinners at Conner’s while I was in town for the week. Comfortable and clean. Service was stellar and the food was outstanding. 1st night I had lump crab hush puppies and shrimp and grits. 2nd night I had the guacamole and steak frites. Definitely worth the trip. Thank you Darrian and Matt for the great service and awesome recommendations.

Enjoyed all the food, but will say everything was a little mid. I loved the company I was with 🩷 and Brittaney was super warm and attentive. I did enjoy the hush puppies the most! Waffle was average and the brisket hash was super oily. The patio is a great place to hang as the indoor area is a little dark and moody for a brunch spot.

Dining here was incredible. We were told from the beginning that it was busy so we expected a long wait, but it truly wasn’t that long. Our server, Fitz, was amazing. He was kind and helpful and was thorough in his work. He often checked on us to make sure we didn’t need any refills or had anything extra to add to our order. He gave great recommendations of the menu and seemed to really enjoy the work he was doing. He also updated us on our order periodically to let us know where our ticket stood in the cook order. Fitz always met our table with a smile and got us anything we needed. If we’re ever back in the city, we will for sure be back and hope to have Fitz again in the future.

Great vibes all around! The food was seasoned well and the presentation felt right. The atmosphere puts patrons at ease. Whether you're here on business or just catching up with a friend, Connor's Kitchen + Bar is the spot to meet up. Shy, our server, was pleasant and attentive. She anticipated our needs with a smile. Would definitely come back for the breakfast donut sampler! 😋

Went here before a concert at Everwise and it was a great start to our date night. The location is fantastic, and we loved the atmosphere as you walk in past the patio seating to the dining room seats. Our staff were super friendly and had great recommendations. We started with BLT deviled eggs, cannot get enough of them. Comes with 4 eggs, they are to die for. Started with peach cobbler (one of my all time favorite cocktails I've ever had - sweet, dessert like) and a spritz cocktail. My wife had the french onion soup (amazing deep flavor profile, incredible) and the shrimp and grits. These were the highlights reading other reviews and we absolutely agreed, the shrimp were amazingly seasoned. Grits were fantastic. I had the wagyu cheeseburger. It is massive, near impossible for me to eat assembled, ate it with a fork and knife. It was delicious, not as impressive as the shrimp and grits to be honest. My french fries with burger were all 100% perfect, wish I had enough room to just snack on these forever. Finished with the butter cake dessert which was so moist and delicious, very rich flavors, served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. We will definitely love to come back soon.

1st time experience. Food is exquisite. Great service. I ordered the shrimp and grits with no jalapenos but it was still too spicy so I ended up with the fried chicken. It was delicious too. We will return.

My partner and I were looking for the top rated food in the Indianapolis downtown area. Conner’s kitchen + bar appeared to have the highest ratings. The service was awesome. Our server was named Audrey. She was very genuine and appeared to actually care about her job and leading you in the proper direction. 10/10 for Audrey!! The food however, was not mind blowing for the price. Audrey suggested the smoked chicken wings (special spice) and it came with four different flavors. The wings were crispy and we enjoyed the hot sauce. We finished off with the burnt ends and they were a bit fatty, especially for the price. Overall, I would say if you’re looking for something more on the fancy side to attend to with your family / friends, connor’s would be a good option.

They have a limited selection of Cajun offerings that all sort of look the same - like some kind of chunky slop - but don't let looks fool you. The stuff if delicious. It's like crack for soul food. There are so many flavors in it that it's hard to believe it can exist. If you're worried about the spice level, worry not. Our young kids, who are sensitive to spice, scarfed this slop down.

I was visiting Indy and wanted something different. This restaurant is amazing and every entree we got was just insanely good. If you come to Indy you must try this place.

Absolutely delicious. Got the half chili cheese crawfish étouffée, half drunken chicken with extra bread(must). Love the vibe inside. Gonna become a regular of this place. Pretty cheap for the food you get. The before and after is proof of its tastiness.

YAT’s is where it’s at for authentic Cajun in Indy! Never a bad meal here at the College Ave. location. The chili cheese étouffée is incredible and if you order the full order you will be taking it home with you!

I’ve been eating here for years. The food is great and the staff is awesome. They are highly knowledgeable and accommodating when it comes to special dietary needs. Easily one of the best spots in the city.

Yats is absolutely delicious, I we've been theee 3 times this week as we've had meeting nearby. The drunken chicken is great., the first time I went I had a mixed plate of drunken chicken and crayfish. I've had the drunken chicken the last few times I've been there. The cokes are very cold and the food is absolutely amazing. I've never had Cajun food before, the atmosphere is very voool, the bathroom was very clean, and the wait staff are cool.

I’m from the Deep South, so I know what authentic Cajun and Creole food is supposed to taste like. Yats is good, and I think it’s probably the best Cajun/Creole one is going to find in Indy; but it’s more Cajun-American or Creole-American than Cajun/Creole. That said, I was very happy with my red beans with sausage and rice; and the rice was absolutely perfect. The staff couldn’t be nicer. I couldn’t decide between the red beans and sausage or the etouffee, so they suggested I try both. Nice touch!👍 Overall score: 4.4/5

Nice airport, and various attractions within it like cars from speedway motor museum, Kind Gallery, Beatles. Designs for identifying the restrooms is nice. Creativity at the airport reflects via art and designs.

We arrived at 11 pm. Shops were all closed. Lots of people still working the baggage claim area and rental cars. By the time we excited the plane and made it to baggage claim, our bags were already there! Rental car area was a breeze too! Even at the late hour. Our first experience with this airport was great! Two thumbs up. 👍 👍

Extremely clean. Prompt check in. Plenty of restaurants and snack places both pre and post security check. So nice after the crowds of Atlanta. All employees are professional, check in was great, TSA pre check fine. Great airport to fly out of and into for domestic purposes.

Arrived last night after 10pm and the restaurants I saw were closed. Kind of a ghost town. The airport was clean and bathrooms were nice. Beautiful airport. Incredibly spacious and it has HUGE ceilings. Lots of restaurant choices prior to TSA checkpoint. Hoping TSA goes well on Sunday when I go back. It’ll be an early flight so hopefully some restaurants are open. The airport was easy to navigate. Uber/Lyft signs are clearly marked. An escalator was closed but an elevator located close by.

I often fly into Indianapolis Airport via Alaska Airlines, and it’s easily one of my favorite airports. It’s not huge, so while direct flight options are limited, the convenience of navigating through here makes up for it. The security lines are usually quick and the layout is simple to understand. If you have TSA pre, that helps speed up the lines. My favorite part is that the rental car center is directly connected to the terminal (you can walk to the rental car counter). It’s not one with a bus shuttle with lots of waiting around, hence you cannot just grab your keys and go. The ceiling design before you reach the gates, paired with the massive windows, creates a bright and open atmosphere. Something pleasant to look at. The airport always feels clean and well-kept, which adds to the travel experience. They also regularly have displays or presentations that give the place a welcoming and interesting vibe. The staff are helpful, and the signage is clear, making it stress-free for first-time visitors. Parking and drop-off are straightforward as well. Efficient: Yes First-Time Friendliness: Yes Would I Return: Yes JY review

This airport is large but well organized. The internal space is good looking and pleasant. It’s clean and x-ray devices at security checkpoints are advanced so no need to take the laptop and tablet out of the carryon or the backpack 🎒.

I can see why the Indianapolis International Airport is ranked so high in best Airports in the USA. It was one of the nicest airports I have been to. It was very clean and maintained very well. It is such an easy airport to navigate, especially with pushing a stroller. They offer a good variety of restaurants, shops, etc. The bathrooms were also very very clean. I love how they have the water refill stations at the water fountains; it makes filling up my water so much easier. Overall, a VERY nice airport. It is very comparable to my home airport, SLC. I would easily recommend anyone to fly out of this airport. It was not too busy, and the TSA agents we had were SUPER friendly