Kilroy's Downtown Indy, Indianapolis IN | Nearby Businesses

• Bar and Grill
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201 S Meridian St
Indianapolis, IN 46225
(317) 638-9464

The Slippery Noodle Inn was originally founded in 1850 as the Tremont House. It is Indiana's oldest, continually operated bar in the original building. The Noodle is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Originally it was a roadhouse (predecessor to the Holiday Inn) and a bar. It has traditionally been owned by people of German decent and it was one of the first German clubs in Indianapolis. The Noodle has been through several name changes over the years. In the 1860's the name was changed to the Concordia House. This name came from the first German Lutheran immigrant ship to land in the new world (the Concord). As a side note, there is a cemetery on south Meridian Street named Concordia. In later years the name was changed to the Germania House. It remained the Germania House until the start of World War I at which time German associations were to be avoided so the owner, Louis Beck, changed the name to Beck's Saloon. Prior to Prohibition, Walter Moore purchased the saloon and named it Moore's Beer Tavern. During Prohibition it was renamed Moore's Restaurant (although beer was still made in the basement). After Prohibition ended in 1935, it was renamed Moore's Beer Tavern. In the late 1940’s Boris Petercheff purchased the saloon. Another side note, Boris’s son piloted the helicopter for President Lyndon B. Johnson when he came to town for the ground breaking of the downtown Post Office. He was killed shortly thereafter while test piloting an experimental jet. Boris ran the tavern until early 1963 when Emelia Finehout, the property owner, took over. She found out all too quickly that she did not enjoy running a tavern, and promptly put the business up for sale. Harold and Lorean Yeagy (Hal’s parents) bought the bar in late 1963, taking final possession on December, Friday the 13th. The "Slippery Noodle Inn" was named by Hal's dad after a lengthy family debate (Hal was six years old). Names were thrown out for the family to vote on and at about 5 a.m. "Slippery Noodle Inn" sounded pretty darn good. The Noodle has remained in the Yeagy family since that time. Hal took over the bar in 1985 after his father's death and since that time it has grown from a one room lunch counter into the Midwest's premiere blues club. The "Inn" has been used in all types of activities. In the Civil War years it was a way station for the Underground Railroad. Later years saw a bordello open in the once luxurious Inn. It remained open until 1953 when a patron was killed. Two customers of the bordello got into an argument over one of the women, one killing the other and leaving the bloody knife on the bar. During Prohibition the Brady & Dillinger gangs used the building in back, originally built as a horse stable for the Inn, for target practice. Several of the slugs remain embedded in the lower east wall. In addition to liquor and beer being distilled in the building, cattle and swine were slaughtered and butchered in the basement. The meat hooks and water lines can still be found in the basement. The ceiling in the front barroom is made from pressed tin. It was installed circa 1890. The "tiger oak" bar and back bar are well over a 100 years old and believed to be original. The trough at the edge of the bar was used as the cash register in the olden days. The "honor" system worked or else the colt 45 did! The Noodle is the oldest commercial building left standing in Indianapolis and the Tremont House sign painted on the north side of the building dates back to the 1850's. We do not book bands through Facebook. Please send media pack to Bar. www.Twitter.com/sliperynoodle www.instagram.com/sliperynoodle

Adobo Grill serves authentic Mexican cuisine in a contemporary, upscale atmosphere using the cooking styles of several regions in Mexico and the freshest ingredients to create flavorful dishes with flair.

The new and exciting Indianapolis Colts Grille is located across the street from Circle Center Mall and steps away from both Lucas Oil Stadium & Conseco Fieldhouse. Brought to you by the g3: G.R.E.A.T. Grille Group, the Indianapolis Colts Grille promises to offer GREAT entertainment, GREAT service, GREAT food, and GREAT beverage! A dining experience here will be a unique experience and you'll be sure to share with your friends and family. Opening in time for football season 2011!

Ike's, an institution since 1984, is The Fun Damn Place Downtown with Bar Specials EVERY Night of the week, ICE COLD BEER: 25+ brands bottled, 13 drafts. DJ every night keeps you dancing till close at 3AM. Open Sundays for Colts Home Games: open apprx. 3 hrs B4 & close is how late do you want to party? After 5 PM Food SPECIALS: -Monday $2.50 Domestic Bottles -NO COVER -Tuesday $2.50 Bud & Bud Light Bottles + $5 Cheeseburger -NO COVER -Wednesday $2.50 Miller Products Bottles + $5 Pulled Pork Sandwich -NO COVER -Thursday 25 cent beer $1 Tacos, $3 Burritos -NO COVER -Friday $5 Three Olives Flavors -Friday & Saturday $3 Cherry & Grape Bombs

Drink Specials: $2 well drinks and domestic longnecks (Bud, Bud Light, Miller Lite, Coors Light) $3 Stoli vodka cocktails (all flavors) $2 shots of Koolaid and Blue Bulldogs $5 Jagerbombs and Cherry Bombs Events: Euchre Tournament - Monday at 7:30pm and Saturday at 2pm Texas Hold 'em Tournament - Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30pm Dart Tournament - Friday at 8pm Drag Show - Saturday at 10pm Karaoke - Wednesday and Sunday at 9pm and Saturday immediately following the drag show

Daily food and drink specials. Popular menu items include: Chic's World Famous Chili, Deluxe Nachos, Monstrous Quesadillas, Fresh Chicken Salad, BLTA and Double Decker Club Sandwiches, Paninis, Sausages from Claus' Market, Gorgeous Fresh Salads made to order, soups made in house too!

We're an award-winning traditional Irish pub with three locations. Our family-owned and operated pub serves premium Irish food and spirits and has a full bar and menu, with items ranging from salads to steak to Irish favorites such as Guinness Stew, Shepherd's Pie, and Fish & Chips. Nine Irish Brothers is proud to be smoke-free. This page will post information for the Indianapolis location. The Lafayette location's page is /irishbrothers, and the West Lafayette's page is /nineirish

Mon- Jim Beam $4 Tues- $4.50 Cuervo/1800 Wed- $5 Lagunitas IPA, $3.50 Well Drinks Thurs- $4 24oz Bud Light/Miller Lite Pints Friday- $5 Ketel Sat- $4 24oz Bud Light/Miller Lite Pints Sun- $5 Stoli Bloody Marys, $5 Mimosas Everyday $4 Fireball $3 PBR Pint Cans Pet friendly patio open until close. Late night food menu until close. Breakfast 11am-2pm on Sat and Sun Dozens of local and craft brews on draft and in bottle. Welcome friends!

Our menu is focused on seasonally inspired selections utilizing fresh, quality ingredients and presenting them in a way that excites the senses. Our well stocked bars that also feature regional craft beers on draft make Tavern On South a favorite spot to meet friends. Our knowledgeable and approachable staff is genuinely happy you've come, and dedicated to having you visit with us frequently. Our brick building built in 1910 features a warm, inviting interior that includes a bar and outdoor dining on both levels. The 60-seat second level deck that looks out to the downtown skyline is the best seat in Indy and perfect for catching some sun over the lunch hour or dining with your friends on a beautiful day. Plus, we have ample complimentary on-site parking!

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Located in the historic Gibson Building, Sahm's Tavern is a proud member of the Indianapolis downtown dining scene. We’re on the corner of Michigan and Capitol and offer over 50 parking spaces in our private lot. Downtown has never been better. Owner Michael Sahm brings years of Sahm's experience to the Tavern to provide a fun, energetic atmosphere to our beautiful Olde English inspired décor. Our kitchen staff is dedicated to serving fresh, simple, local food. We bake all of our breads and make our soups, sauces, and dressings from scratch. Be sure to try our smoked bone-in pork chop, burgers, breaded tenderloin, and fresh cut fries (they’re the best in town)! Our neighborhood-style tavern provides great service, an outdoor patio, and a comfortable atmosphere. Right next door is our adjoining café, which is quick counter service offering breakfast and lunch. We also offer a full catering service for your corporate and personal needs.

Ready to Howl, Indy? Howl at the Moon is the #1 nightlife spot that’s keeping Downtown dancing! Part bar and part concert, Howl creates a non-stop party with live music performed in a high-energy setting. Get on the dance floor and join our talented musicians in rocking out to your favorite songs while trying our signature 86oz buckets of booze! WEEKLY SPECIALS!! Monday: 5/$19 domestic buckets $6.50 infused vodka Tuesday: 5/$19 domestic buckets $6.50 infused vodka Wednesday: 5/$19 domestic buckets $6.50 infused vodka Thursday: $1 Coors/Coors Light $5 Pinnacle vodka $5 Long Islands $6 Jager Bombs Friday: 5/$19 domestic buckets $6.50 infused vodka Saturday: 5/$19 domestic buckets $6.50 infused vodka

Revel, Indy's newest posh hot spot, features two floors, a large dance floor, huge video screens, VIP areas, bottle service tables, lounge, and three bars throughout. Revelers will enjoy a mix of high energy, sociable, and inviting atmospheres. Whether you want to have a specialty cocktail and after work, or reserve a bottle service area with your friends for any occasion and party the night away with a mix of Indy's best DJ's, REVEL is your destination for the evening. October's DJ Schedule Friday the 7th - Hugh Jeffner & DJ Middy Saturday the 8th - Kastra & Hugh Jeffner Friday the 14th - DJ OhBeOne Saturday the 15th - Cadillac G Friday the 21st - Lemi Vice Saturday the 22nd - Hugh Jeffner Friday the 28th - Brian Dawe & Indiana Jones Saturday the 29th - Hugh Jeffner & Cadillac G

Open since 2000, Tiki Bob's has one of the largest dance floors in Indianapolis. We have a state-of-the-art light and sound system and 15 TVs showing the biggest games all night long. Our bartenders are the wildest in Indy and we guarantee you'll have an unbelievable night! Come check out our new Cabana Room for a variety of entertainment each night. You never know what you'll see!

Ike's, an institution since 1984, is The Fun Damn Place Downtown with Bar Specials EVERY Night of the week, ICE COLD BEER: 25+ brands bottled, 13 drafts. DJ every night keeps you dancing till close at 3AM. Open Sundays for Colts Home Games: open apprx. 3 hrs B4 & close is how late do you want to party? After 5 PM Food SPECIALS: -Monday $2.50 Domestic Bottles -NO COVER -Tuesday $2.50 Bud & Bud Light Bottles + $5 Cheeseburger -NO COVER -Wednesday $2.50 Miller Products Bottles + $5 Pulled Pork Sandwich -NO COVER -Thursday 25 cent beer $1 Tacos, $3 Burritos -NO COVER -Friday $5 Three Olives Flavors -Friday & Saturday $3 Cherry & Grape Bombs

BLU is a perfect blend of music, people & entertainment. With a unique, contemporary atmosphere, mezzanine level, outside patio, and private VIP lounges, BLU has set the standard for all Indianapolis nightlife. Voted "Best Bar of the Year 2007," "Best Martini Bar" by Intake Weekly, "Best Ultra Lounge" by Indy.com, and "Favorite Trendy Bar" by Indychannel.com's A-List. BLU provides the perfect environment to allow guests to unwind, listen to light music during the week, while enjoying the full effects of a Miami style night club on Friday and Saturday night. VIP rooms are available for those who wish to kick back and enjoy the accompaniment of their friends. We have designed different areas for those who wish to be secluded and private, or pop bottles right in front of the dance floor! Our industrial style nightclub is the top of the line when it comes to design and structure. Custom designed sheer curtains shelter the second floor VIP area. The designated dance floor is a perfect spot to hear today's hottest music. Whether it is house, reggae, hip-hop, or a mix of hot top 40 selections from the 70's, 80's, and today.

Sports Bar - Pub with 50 Plus Draft Beers on Tap Great Industry Spot with lots of DirecTV HD Tv's to Watch All Sports etc. Juke Box and Full Game Room with Pool Tables and Arcade Games. Capture your night in the Photo Booth!!!

HD monitors for veiwing sporting events, over 50 beers on tap, Pool Tables, Darts, Punch Bag Machine, Silver Strike, Golden Tee, VIP Seating, Live request DJ Friday-Saturday & Mondays. Karaoke Tuesday's with DJ Skyler, Great food come join us.

Located at 247 S Meridian St above Taps and Dolls. Tired of having to pay high prices for great drinks downtown? Tired of having no place to just chill downtown? 247 Sky Bar is the new place downtown Indy that you can get sophisticated drinks with out the sophisticated pricing. Sky Bar "Live" GA Room with stage for Live Music etc. Contact [email protected] for bookings.

Social... Indy's best kept secret. Hidden in the heart of the Wholesale District, Social is Indy's newest lounge and night club. Modeled after a speakeasy, Social accommodates all groups with great live music and specialty cocktails, followed me the hottest DJs getting the party started later in the evening. Social is not only a perfect after work venue to entertain clients and colleagues, but is also the best bar with great entertainment on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. Social also hosts private events with a full catering menu available by Grafton Peek. clubsocialindy.com

The annual Indianapolis New Year's Eve Masquerade Ball takes place a Union Station's in downtown Indianapolis. We have expanded this year and have three unique parties, all in Union Station. THREE PARTIES - One Ticket! Grand Hall: The majestic Grand Hall will be the scene of the Masquerade Ball.Paul Poteet, our funny man/emcee, will be hosting! Live music by My Yellow Rickshaw -- they were so much fun last year that we signed them on again on January 1st! Everyone loved them. We'll also have a ZPL Photo Booth, caricaturist, fortune tellers and more! Iron Horse Lounge - Prohibition Bar: Just wait until you see this newly renovated space UNDER the Grand Hall! It's amazing...offering a "cellar" feeling with its brick walls and ceiling and huge stone bar! We will have both The Michaels and nationally-known Jamestown Revival performing live in this space! Illinois Street Ballroom: This room is going to be transformed into "The Club" - a DJ'd lounge starring P3 Productions! So if you are looking for a club vibe with lots of dancing and entertainment, stop by! We will be giving away dozens of door prizes (alerting winners by tex msg), and holding a costume contest with a $500 first place prize. This party is for everyone over (21 and over) - singles and couples! AND, this year single people will be getting some "bling" on their way in the door...yep, we're putting you out there - if you're single, mingle! Tickets are $55. To order, go to www.IndyNewYears.com. This event has sold out the past three years -- do not wait till the last minute. (Due to fire codes, once we are sold out, we are sold out!)

Located in the heart of Downtown Indianapolis Cadillac Ranch is the premier destination for great food, amazing cocktails, watching your favorite sports, live music & djs and late night fun. Cadillac Ranch has a Rock n' Roll meets Wild West atmosphere where you'll always find a good time. Whether you are having dinner, riding the mechanical bull, on the dance floor, or just enjoying some drinks with friends, Cadillac Ranch has something for everyone! Cadillac Ranch also offers a great venue for group parties, small and large parties, banquets and buffets, and corporate events. We have Birthday and Bachelor/Bachelorette party packages available and can host any event up to 600 people. Please contact our offices at 317-636-0100. Dress is Business Casual to Dressy. Please dress appropriately and follow guidelines. NO weapons of any kind, hats, baggy studded or bejeweled jeans (men), sleeveless shirts (men), dirty tennis shoes, work boots, chains, bandanas, caps, sweat pants, long baggy shirts. Dress is ultimately up to management and security discretion.

Bartini's, a premiere nightclub opened in October 2010 at the south end of Union Station on Meridian Street. It features 3 bars, an awesome resident DJ as well as several special guest DJs, plush VIP sections, large dance floor and an upbeat, upscale atmosphere. Relax on our large patio next the fire pit or hang with friends in the ultra hip lounge areas. Bartinis is also connected to Cadillac Ranch: one cover gets you in both places! Come in early for dinner at Cadillac Ranch then head over to Bartinis to dance the night away or hang out in the VIP. Bartinis is also available for rent for corporate events or private parties including; birthdays, wedding receptions, high school reunions, retirement parties, or a simple get together with friends. For more information on VIP bottle service or corporate events, please call 317-636-0100 Dress Code: Dress is Business Casual to Dressy NO weapons of any kind, hats, baggy clothes, chains, decorative jeans, sleevless shirts, jerseys, sports wear, basketball shoes, do-rags, dirty tennis shoes, work boots ect... dress code is ultimately at the discretion of security and management.

The Slippery Noodle Inn was originally founded in 1850 as the Tremont House. It is Indiana's oldest, continually operated bar in the original building. The Noodle is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Originally it was a roadhouse (predecessor to the Holiday Inn) and a bar. It has traditionally been owned by people of German decent and it was one of the first German clubs in Indianapolis. The Noodle has been through several name changes over the years. In the 1860's the name was changed to the Concordia House. This name came from the first German Lutheran immigrant ship to land in the new world (the Concord). As a side note, there is a cemetery on south Meridian Street named Concordia. In later years the name was changed to the Germania House. It remained the Germania House until the start of World War I at which time German associations were to be avoided so the owner, Louis Beck, changed the name to Beck's Saloon. Prior to Prohibition, Walter Moore purchased the saloon and named it Moore's Beer Tavern. During Prohibition it was renamed Moore's Restaurant (although beer was still made in the basement). After Prohibition ended in 1935, it was renamed Moore's Beer Tavern. In the late 1940’s Boris Petercheff purchased the saloon. Another side note, Boris’s son piloted the helicopter for President Lyndon B. Johnson when he came to town for the ground breaking of the downtown Post Office. He was killed shortly thereafter while test piloting an experimental jet. Boris ran the tavern until early 1963 when Emelia Finehout, the property owner, took over. She found out all too quickly that she did not enjoy running a tavern, and promptly put the business up for sale. Harold and Lorean Yeagy (Hal’s parents) bought the bar in late 1963, taking final possession on December, Friday the 13th. The "Slippery Noodle Inn" was named by Hal's dad after a lengthy family debate (Hal was six years old). Names were thrown out for the family to vote on and at about 5 a.m. "Slippery Noodle Inn" sounded pretty darn good. The Noodle has remained in the Yeagy family since that time. Hal took over the bar in 1985 after his father's death and since that time it has grown from a one room lunch counter into the Midwest's premiere blues club. The "Inn" has been used in all types of activities. In the Civil War years it was a way station for the Underground Railroad. Later years saw a bordello open in the once luxurious Inn. It remained open until 1953 when a patron was killed. Two customers of the bordello got into an argument over one of the women, one killing the other and leaving the bloody knife on the bar. During Prohibition the Brady & Dillinger gangs used the building in back, originally built as a horse stable for the Inn, for target practice. Several of the slugs remain embedded in the lower east wall. In addition to liquor and beer being distilled in the building, cattle and swine were slaughtered and butchered in the basement. The meat hooks and water lines can still be found in the basement. The ceiling in the front barroom is made from pressed tin. It was installed circa 1890. The "tiger oak" bar and back bar are well over a 100 years old and believed to be original. The trough at the edge of the bar was used as the cash register in the olden days. The "honor" system worked or else the colt 45 did! The Noodle is the oldest commercial building left standing in Indianapolis and the Tremont House sign painted on the north side of the building dates back to the 1850's. We do not book bands through Facebook. Please send media pack to Bar. www.Twitter.com/sliperynoodle www.instagram.com/sliperynoodle

Blues Jam Our blues jam is every Wednesday night. It is an open stage hosted by a house band - W. T. Feaster Gene Deer Gordon Bonham and Jon Strahl rotate those duties. You MUST be 21 with Valid ID to Enter. 27 or Younger REQUIRE at Least 2 Pieces. There is NO COVER $3 BudweIser, Bud Light, Bud Select & Kami Kazis $4 Smirnoff regular & Flavors The house band starts at 8:30pm and start bringing jammers up around 9:15. There is a sign-up list that goes out around 7:30pm. You put your name and instrument down and the house band calls you up. They attempt to put together a complete band (bass, drums, guitar, harp, vocals, sax, keys, etc.) from the people that have signed up. Normally it is fairly close to the order that you signed up, but not always. People that they don't know tend to have to wait a little longer. It also depends on what instrument you play. For instance - if they need a bass player they may need to skip over several other players with different instruments to get the correct instrumentation for a band. If there are 6 players in front of you for the same instrument it will take quite a while to get up and play. Everybody does get a chance to play if they stay throughout the evening (the jam runs until at least 1am). The backline is provided by R & R Music Central - guitar amp, harmonica amp, bass amp and drums. You need to bring your own guitar, drum sticks or whatever. If you are a keyboard player you need to bring your own keys & amp. R & R Music Central 104 Northfield Drive Brownsburg, IN 46112 (317) 858-3930 (317) 858-8283

The HandleBar is Indy's one and only 16 person, pedal-powered pub on wheels! The HandleBar is a 16-passenger bicycle that you can rent (and BYOB) to cruise the streets of Indianapolis. The Handlebar is operated by a chauffeur, which we like to call “The Bar Handler”. Book your tour in advance, Grab a seat, get a drink, and tell us where you'd like to go today! To book a tour please visit our website at http://www.handlebarindy.com