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Always great experiences when my wife and I go there! The staff is awesome! Food is very good. I have to laugh when I read the bad reviews from others. You have to keep in mind you're drinking at a club and when you start to get out of hand you will be escorted out. Drunks don't like to be told what to do, men and women alike. Sometimes you have to be put in a choke hold for safety of staff and others. And another thing, don't throw the race issue in. The management team there does not put up with that. When someone has problems with service it it brought to the attention of the manager and it's taken care of on the spot like anywhere else you go. Keep up the good work you do there CR and Bartini's!!!

I love this spot. The staff is super friendly. I really enjoy the lattes. The baristas always make cute designs out of the foam which is a nice touch. The wine selection is good and pairs nice with the olive appetizer. Great place to people watch while doing some work and a nice spot to meet co-workers and friends for a drink.

Great place! Friendly staff, excellent brevés, cool atmosphere! In Indy for a week long convention, hubby found this unique place early on in the week —we do not frequent Starbucks or any other big box coffee stores, this place was perfect! Get a punch card if you're here for a convention, you'll definitely want to fill it up!

Do you want to read the good written material I have created today? The Indy 500. While thousands rushed to the track to drown themselves in alcohol in the blazing sun watching race cars zoom across the track going at speeds I've never traveled, I learned in the background. I made a decision to go in search of a good spot to watch the race on television yesterday and that is a good thing today. It sent me spiraling to Twin Peaks, a place I had listed on my calendar and scratched off the original day I chose to go. Still my sub-conscious would not let me forget what I had tried to erase. It pushed me in that direction and I arrived and met my destiny restoring the balance of today. I walked in with a quarter. I ordered a water and sat at the bar. My bartender was a seasoned veteran. She'd been there since it opened. Her next career goal in life is to be a housewife. I sat there for hours, just learning from the environment and her. The pack sitting to my left get louder as their drinks keep getting refilled. One of them speaks up and decides to order shots for the group. I chime in, can I have one too? No. Then he changes his mind, calls it karma, and orders me up one. Did we just become best friends? No. I soon learn what attracts me to the bartender, she reminds me of a person I knew in the past, Heather. Coincidentally enough, a red head strolls into the bar to work next to my bartender and her name is Heather. So I spend a few hours there just learning and being in the space. I'm not a king. I say at one point to the guy who bought the shots. Kiss the ring bitch. His response, drowning himself in booze. When him and his pack are about to leave, he bows and kisses my hand. I return after a visit home for a nap and dinner. My bartender and Heather are still there, grinding it through on a Sunday race day. I order a glass a house red and the banana pudding. Both were good then as of today. It wasn't about me that good day, it was about her, the bartender, and Heather, and that's a good thing today.

TL;DR: Customers car was being towed wrongfully, General Manager stepped in and paid the towing fee without being asked. Defended customers to police when they were involved. I am absolutely impressed with this restaurant. My girlfriend, my mother and I went to eat at this location tonight. We weren't expecting much, just another normal dinner with family. When we arrived it was much busier than normal due to it being Teacher's Appreciation Day, and we later found out they also had been doing a Percent of Sales night to help a local woman with cancer. Because of this increased business there were cars parked alongside the road near the store. While they were parked there, the owner of the gas station nearby went and planted a few "No Parking" signs, then called a tow company. Note, this was after the cars had already been parked without a sign. Tow trucks came and proceeded to lift a car onto the tow truck, and the owner of the vehicle (a patron at the Stacked Pickle) was furious. After a lot of arguing, and police being called, the General Manager (Mike?) came out and offered to pay for the tow truck to drop the car. He did this without hesitation, stating he wasn't going to have his customers' cars towed when he could do something about it. After talking to the waitress and the Assistant Manager, we received nothing but glowing praise about the General Manager. They've definitely made a lifelong customer of at least the 3 of us. I'll definitely be returning to this location at every opportunity. Business like this is how it should be done everywhere.

We came to Indy for the North American Youth Congress, so over 34,000 Pentecotals flooded the city for 3 days. Needless to say, that included this hotel. Most rooms were filled, so things were a little crowded and slow, but that was to be expected. Still, the hotel provided a good breakfast (including protein, which so few hotels give you) and they did so every morning without failing to provide us all with quality food. Yes, the hotel is under renovation and so not all the elevators worked, but they got one working for us since the line was so long for the other 2. We appreciated it! The staff remained calm, friendly, and helpful even though we were a large group with lots of issues. The rooms were nice and actually cleaned. The biggest problem I found was with the lobby bathroom being down some long, unmarked hallway with no signs indicating that it was there. As a large church group, we may be more understanding than the average guests, but I enjoyed my stay nevertheless. I would strongly consider this hotel in the future, especially after the renovations are completed.

Me and my fiance came in from kansas city kansas. We have never been to any other race besides the kansas races. We spent all day there and it was a very long day. We have plenty of souvenirs and pictures. It was by far the craziest race I've ever seen live for sure. I was in pure amazement as soon as I seen the track for the first time. I will never forget my experience at this speedway. also to top it all off it was my birthday.

Huge space and clean. Restrooms convenient and clean. Very convenient to hotels. To make it the very best in the country: - regulate temperate, was much to cold (as in frigid) - need more places to get a drink and snack. One location of vending was closed every day. The Bistro was good. - create a cafeteria style restaurant to serve breakfast, lunch, and maybe dinner at a reasonable price. Needs to serve lots of people.

It was our first trip to this zoo and overall it was nice. I didn't know that there was a charge to park in their parking lot though, seems alittle odd. Also we were too late to grab tickets to see the dolphin show, but was able to watch it underground and that was still amazing. We got to see the elephants, red panda, and touch dog sharks. The dog sharks were small but it was still an amazing experience, as at our zoo here we get to touch sting rays. My only complaint there is that they have hand driers but not washing stations to clean your hands after touching the sharks. The giraffe feeding was a little disappointing because there are scheduled feeding times and the man who sold me the tickets didn't tell me we were too late (the tickets are general tickets and may be used for anything; but I specifically told him that we wanted to feed the giraffes). At our zoo here, you can feed them all day as long as the giraffes are willing. The kiddos loved to feed the birds. I loved that there was a mother's station for baby changes and nursing. Of course everything was super expensive so I suggest bringing something. The sky ride, which seems the coolest, closes early so if you want to get on the ride, plan ahead, as the line can be ridiculously long. One other thing was that the amount we paid for entry wound up being more than the cost of a family membership and no one told me. Once I realized it, they were willing to convert it into a membership. We live a couple of hours away but I'm sure we will come back within a year.

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We had a great time at the museum yesterday! Admission is pricey but there is so much to see that I think we're all glad that we did it and experienced it. We came from out of town so we were not familiar with the rules. We packed the kids lunch with us but decided to buy our own. We were pretty unsure if we were allowed to bring the lunch box so we didn't want to over do it. $7-$8 for a cheeseburger that is subpar at best is incredibly expensive (especially when the menu says it comes with a side...but doesn't actually- customer service at its worst.). I think the place can spare a side for $8 a person.

My husband, 22-year old daughter, and I visited the museum yesterday. I grew up here, but we've lived in North Carolina for many years. We encountered a staff member on the lawn who taught us to use an atlatl. We asked her which were her favorite exhibits and she was very forthcoming with her preferences, thank you!! She even told us about the Indiana county info around the outside of the building. Cool! We proceeded to ticket counter to get our tickets. Not much advice from the ticket counter, had to locate the map on our own. There are a couple of closed exhibits, and the way past them is NOT clearly marked. We found and proceeded to the geological exhibit. It was absolutely fantastic! My father was and husband is a geologist and we were blown away by the interactive exhibits on the main level and the quarrying info on the top level. Keep working on it, folks, it's amazing! We enjoyed each exhibit and were aware that a couple were closed, but that was not problematic. Truly enjoyed the layout of the upper levels, with inner and outer circles. Well worth the $15 entry fee. Go visit, learn more about your state!

Tacos were great to bad i was only able to try 2 of the food trucks they definitely fill the tacos with meat.the condiments (sauces,peppers,onions) were delicious. It did get pretty crowded hard to tell who was ordering or just waiting on there food,but all in all a good time.will definitely come back to the real taco fest

On May 20th I got hit by a drunk and thought my bike was totaled. I arrived at Harley 2 days later with a bike that was destroyed. Individuals from service, sales and the back mechanics all stopped what they were doing to come help pick her up and carry her from an enclosed trailer to inside the building. 2 months later it was done. During this time I came in once a week to check on things and they always treated me like family. I bombarded them with questions and requests and they went above and beyond with everything. When it was all said and done, my bike runs and looks better than it ever did. For you curious ones, the parts department, headed by Nate, all know their stuff and will take care of you. They fined tuned several things for me. For you gear heads that are addicted to adrenaline like me, Chris, a wicked smart Master mechanic, is a $&@:; wizard on their dyno machine. I don't know how or what kind of voodoo magic he pulled, but this machine of a motorcycle has morphed into a bullet on a train track. It now runs smooth, has power and torque (both in triple digits each) and I no longer feel as if I'm sitting on it but rather an extension of myself. Chris is a great tuner. I challenge you to prove me wrong. Overall great experience

Me and my fiance came in from kansas city kansas. We have never been to any other race besides the kansas races. We spent all day there and it was a very long day. We have plenty of souvenirs and pictures. It was by far the craziest race I've ever seen live for sure. I was in pure amazement as soon as I seen the track for the first time. I will never forget my experience at this speedway. also to top it all off it was my birthday.

Huge space and clean. Restrooms convenient and clean. Very convenient to hotels. To make it the very best in the country: - regulate temperate, was much to cold (as in frigid) - need more places to get a drink and snack. One location of vending was closed every day. The Bistro was good. - create a cafeteria style restaurant to serve breakfast, lunch, and maybe dinner at a reasonable price. Needs to serve lots of people.