Location: Carmel
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Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Carmel. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you.. Carmel /ˈkɑːrməl/ is a suburban city in Hamilton County, Indiana, United States, located immediately north of Indianapolis. It has been one of the fastest-growing communities in the country. In 2012, Carmel was selected as the "Best Place to Live in the United States" by CNN Money magazine, and received the same designation by Niche.com in 2017. The population was 79,191 as of the 2010 and was estimated to be 91,065 in 2016 by the US Census Bureau, making it the fifth-largest city in Indiana.
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10. Wolfies Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By rickwU6215OR
We have always had a good experience at this restaurant. Tonight was the first time we had very poor service. The food was brought out way late and was warm to cold. Very slow service. Manager did give us a discount but needs to work with staff on improvements.
9. Carmel Tap House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Jillyjillyjilly
Nice outdoor patio. This brewery has delicious food and beer. The mac and cheese was cheesy goodness! They have a few small tvs inside and larger ones at the bar.
8. The Cake Bake Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Gwendolyn Rogers has created a storybook restaurant in an elegant cottage style atmosphere with her second location. When you walk through the French doors, the sparkling chandeliers, antiqued mirrors, French inspired furniture, beautiful seasonal decorat
Reviewed By Linda A
While visiting my aunt we decided to visit and enjoy some dessert and coffee. The restaurant itself is beautiful and the cakes looked amazing, although rather pricey. Upon making our way to the hostess, we were told it would be a 45 minute wait, but we could get takeout and sit outdoors in the courtyard. So we went that option. While waiting for our slices of cake, another woman walked in. I thought to myself she would have a long wait, but no, she was seated immediately. I might add that we are not young girls, but 72 and 60. However, we had on capris, shirts and both of us had baseball caps on. Apparently we were not dressed appropriately to be worthy of a seat. Needless to say, will not be back to this restaurant.Linda, We have been booked with reservations for a few months in advance. I am sure the woman who was seated had a reservation. If there is not a reservation, we would seat you at the next available table, which would have been a 45 minute wait time or shorter. We would never not seat someone if we had an available table. We love all of our customers and are grateful for each guest. We hope you return and we look forward to seeing you.
7. Muldoon's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By jeffreyw598j
Another one of hundreds of Monday night dinners while traveling on business in Indy... this time I chose Muldoon's in the quaint and scenic Carmel Main Street Arts & Design district.. what a great little stretch of restaurants and shops just off the Monon Trail..It was only about 5:30 on a Monday and the place was pretty empty when I entered - I sat at the bar and the friendly barman pulled up a pint of Bell's "Hop-Smash" limited edition IPA - which was wonderful.. I ordered the fish and chips and a few patrons wandered in for dinner... Looking over the pretty typical menu of burgers and sandwiches, with a few Irish favorites like Shepherd's Pie and Irish Stew sprinkled in - the fish and chips was calling my name! MOST EXCELLENT fish! hot, flaky, perfectly cooked - very lightly breaded and not at all greasy - this was one of the best incarnations of fish and chips fish I have ever had! The chips were pretty standard, not home-cut I am pretty sure but hot and fresh - I also had a side salad (only $1.50 more) - the salad was crisp and a good portion - but a salad in the middle of winter in Indiana can only do so much... I did have a nice time chatting with some of the other friendly folks at the bar that evening..Overall my tab, including fish and chips, salad, one pint and tip was $30 - pretty typical for Carmel dining... a nice pub atmosphere in a fun, scenic area - this is a great place to stop and rest for a drink and a snack while strolling around Carmel! Recommended..
6. Boombozz Tap House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By tagnrocky
The waitress said they are known for their unusual craft pizzas so we tried a couple, the Pollotate and the Fire Roasted Fajita. The pollotate has chicken, potatoes and red onions with cheeses and the fajita had steak, roasted peppers, onions and tomatoes with cheeses. Both were good, but we preferred the fajita. I personally didnât like the sliced potatoes on a pizza. Service was good although they werenât very busy. Weâll probably be back.Picture shown is half of each pizza.
5. The Pint Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By aleech311
120+ beers on tap, sooo...Love when you get a beer menu sorted by type...Awesome beer selection. And they have really good food. Not had a meal I did not like.
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4. Bru Burger Bar - Carmel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By maria c
The variety of burgers is fabulous and extensive...the quality of the meat is top notch and their home made mustard is worthy of taking home.. we did ... the atmosphere is active and on the loud side the service is friendly and quick but not rushed. We have eaten here three times with always great enjoyment and consistency which is important. Take time to read the options..enjoy
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3. Matt The Miller's Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 473 reviews
Looking for a fun place to enjoy craft beers and delicious food? Our upscale tavern a chef-driven of tavern favorites with a unique twist. We offer the finest and freshest ingredients in every dish to enlighten every bite you take. In addition to offering
Reviewed By pyrprshr
We had lunch outdoors at Matt the Miller's Tavern on a beautiful day in September and it was a very nice surprise. This place looks like the kind of restaurant in the suburbs of every city that depends on an attractive room and outdoor area and a fashionable location but that usually serves very ordinary food.This was definitely not the case. I opted for the cod sandwich and it was one of the best I have had. It was actually too big (not a problem if you box half and take it home) but was perfectly cooked, generous in terms of the fish, and served on a large bun that didn't seem like it came from a Wonder Bread factory. What a treat.Service was excellent. Our server was friendly, informative, paid exactly the right amount of attention, and was prompt with everything including the check when we were ready to head out.They offer several attractive soup/sandwich/salad combos that would be worth trying if I make it back there again.It isn't cheap but I felt like it was worth the price for remarkably good American food in Carmel.Thank you for your great review! We're so glad that you enjoyed everything and found us exceeding your original expectations. We appreciate the kind words and hope that you will join us again soon.Kristin HlavinMarketing Communications CoordinatorCLB [email protected]
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2. Charleston's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
Charleston's is a casual, upbeat restaurant with a modestly priced menu featuring traditional American classics prepared from scratch daily. Charleston's focuses on providing it's guests with excellent price value and selecting the highest quality ingredi
Reviewed By 690denised
We were staying at the Hampton inn (same parking lot) for a Volleyball tournament. We ended up going to this restaurant several times. Itâs great! Everything we ordered was outstanding. Service was good too! Highly recommend. Btw do not stay at the Hampton - that place needs a major update.
1. The Cake Bake Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Gwendolyn Rogers has created a storybook restaurant in an elegant cottage style atmosphere with her second location. When you walk through the French doors, the sparkling chandeliers, antiqued mirrors, French inspired furniture, beautiful seasonal decorat
Reviewed By Linda A
While visiting my aunt we decided to visit and enjoy some dessert and coffee. The restaurant itself is beautiful and the cakes looked amazing, although rather pricey. Upon making our way to the hostess, we were told it would be a 45 minute wait, but we could get takeout and sit outdoors in the courtyard. So we went that option. While waiting for our slices of cake, another woman walked in. I thought to myself she would have a long wait, but no, she was seated immediately. I might add that we are not young girls, but 72 and 60. However, we had on capris, shirts and both of us had baseball caps on. Apparently we were not dressed appropriately to be worthy of a seat. Needless to say, will not be back to this restaurant.Linda, We have been booked with reservations for a few months in advance. I am sure the woman who was seated had a reservation. If there is not a reservation, we would seat you at the next available table, which would have been a 45 minute wait time or shorter. We would never not seat someone if we had an available table. We love all of our customers and are grateful for each guest. We hope you return and we look forward to seeing you.
