Location: Gary
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- 1. Horseshoe Hammond
- 2. Ameristar Casino East Chicago
- 3. Bellaboo's Play and Discovery Center
- 4. Albanese Candy Factory
- 5. County Line Orchard
- 6. Community Veterans Memorial
- 7. Michael Jackson Family Home
- 8. BRIDGES' SCOREBOARD RESTAURANT & SPORTS BAR
- 9. Portage Lakefront and Riverwalk
- 10. Wicker Memorial Park
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1. Flamingo Pizza of Miller
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By dawnrelyea
Flamingos is a staple in Miller. The staff is friendly and always helpful. Pizza is good if you like thin crust pizza and bar has plenty of choices for drinks. My only complaint and reason for 3 star rating instead of 5 is the smell. Flamingos allows smoking inside and to get to the non-smoking section you have to walk through the smoking section. The sections are not separated by a wall or door so itâs really not smoke free. The ventilation on the night of our visit was not very good and it wasnât long before you could not tell the smoking from the non-smoking section.
2. 18th Street Brewery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By wcdiamondlake
Was told that this place had Great Food and Great Craft Beer. The beer was just above average. Had a pale ale and it was just alright. The hamburger was definitely different. First time I had a burger which came with a sunny side egg on top. The downfall is it was accompanied by tatter tots? Yes, the kind you get from Orida??? And yes, it tasted like frozen tatter tots. This in its self brought this review down a bit. Unfortunately, I don't believe we will be back anytime soon. Sorry 18th street.
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3. Byway Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By robinreagan3
We were staying at the nearby Comfort Inn immediately off I-90 for a less expensive Chicago experience (much cheaper hotel, no parking fee, free breakfast). I searched for local nearby dining opportunities and luckily landed on Byway Brewing Company only one interstate exit away. They had a nice array of beers and the usual options of samples, small and pint-sized pours, which were great, but where they really exceeded our expectations was on the food. Don't let them kid you that the portions are individually sized. Only if you're a construction worker who just came off a 12 hour shift! we saw a party of 3 splitting their noodle bowl along with several sides. My husband and I could have easily split either the delicious house burger with bacon-onion "jam" or his braised garlic short ribs with charred tomatoes and seared onions gyro on a pita. Wow! Definitely several notches above the usual pub grub. We split a cup of sweet potato soup embellished with sesame and paprika oils that began divine then turned truly heavenly when we hit the sour cream lurking in the bottom of the cup. My husband's "gyro" came with french fries with garlic, salt and pepper. I opted for their house chips, which were equally good. After sampling several of their beers both of us chose things we don't normally: I went for a Sunny Vale IPA that worked beautifully with the burger while hubby chose an unusual orange wheat beer. They also had a cherry wheat that was tasty, but a little too sweet for me. Reminded me a bit of the classic German beer cocktail "Berliner Weisse." All in all, an unexpectedly lovely evening. Our server Emily was attentive and as it got busier the staff seemed to look out for each other which I always apppreciate. The decor is typical brewing company industrial and the location, right off the freeway (but facing away from it) isn't redolent with ambiance unless you're into gasoline, but absolutely worth the very easy jog off the interstate to find. They have tables for bigger groups and outdoor seating also.
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4. Tap House 1233
Reviewed By Ray S
Found this when we needed food driving from Chicago to South Bend, and avoiding chains. Looked good from the outside. Inside, friendly but smokey. Its a place for regulars but we were welcomed by the friendly staff. Lots of local fish offers, plus bar food. If cigarette smoke bothers you don't go here. (OK, I'm from California where the smoking area is one state East. But otherwise its OK.
5. Stadium
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By rich m
We were staying in the hotel and called Stadium for a take out order since it was late and we wanted to eat in our room. I called and wanted to order chicken tenders and quesadillas with chicken. I was told by the employee that I canât order chicken tenders for carry out unless I have a âblack cardâ which is guess is something special. I just canât believe this, itâs absolutely ridiculous!! So I ended up just ordering 2 of the quesadillas which were about $9 on the menu but when I went to pickup the food, I was told the cost was $29 for each order because I added chicken. Are you flipping kidding me? After a discussion with a manager the price was dropped but the attitude was off the charts and I will NEVER return to this place.We're very disappointed to hear about your experience at Stadium, Rich. We strive to provide a great stay for each of our guests and appreciate the chance to understand your concerns. While the initial cost problem was dealt with during your stay, we understand the frustration you must have felt. We hope that you change your mind and come back to see us for a more positive, worry-free meal.
