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My fiancé and I scheduled a cake tasting for our wedding cake and at first I was a little nervous about the price. But it was clearly worth the money as we tried multiple cakes and were personally waited on by Janet and the kitchen manager. They answered all of our questions and were so helpful they even pulled out cake pans to give us an idea of size! They boxed up our leftover cake slices and overall it was just beautiful. Can't wait to go back!

My fiancé and I scheduled a cake tasting for our wedding cake and at first I was a little nervous about the price. But it was clearly worth the money as we tried multiple cakes and were personally waited on by Janet and the kitchen manager. They answered all of our questions and were so helpful they even pulled out cake pans to give us an idea of size! They boxed up our leftover cake slices and overall it was just beautiful. Can't wait to go back!

Square Cat offers a very diverse, unique selection of music and is run by some of the most genuine Indianapolis culture curators in the city. The vibe added from the live music and coffee/beer at the bar makes for a very versatile space as well. Though I moved from Indy right before this space opened, I know this would've been a regular spot for me and should be for those currently in Indy!

Managed by the community of Do'ers leading the charge for good music in Indy, both national and local. Best onstage sound in the city for musicians, and in the audience the house is top-notch as well. The sound technician is incredibly professional and incredibly good at his job. For musicians the hospitality is great (with a solid green room), and for patrons the bar service is great as well, especially for a busy venue. Excellent selection of beer and liquor. The venue is much larger than before, with an intelligent layout, VIP section, and updated, clean restrooms. Security on staff every night. And of course the bookings are always hand-selected with care. In my opinion, the only remaining variable that your night out depends on is the crew you decide to take with you. Hands down, best venue for live music in the city.

I came in to Twin Peaks for the great food and and request Jamie as my server every time. She is always so kind and professional I could not imagine another server like her. Everytime i see her she never gives me the same greeting, I love how outgoing she is and just enjoyable to speak with. she makes twin peaks a comfortable place.Thank you so much Jamie you are so beautiful and will go far no matter where you go, keep being who you are!

I can't say enough great things about the JW Marriott in Downtown Indy. The site is awesome, the staff is friendly, helpful and happy. Tiffany the young lady that checked us in asked about any special occasion, we told her about our anniversary. When got back from dinner, there was a note from Tiffany and chocolates with a bottle of champagne on ice. I have been in hotels all around the world. Marriott does it right!

Stayed 1 night for American Diabetes Association Symposium. Front desk was very nice - Jeff was hilarious - manager walked me all the way to the elevators because they were difficult to find. Restaurant is comfortable and relaxing - excellent place to meet with friends or get some work done by yourself. Got to stay in the Dwight Eisenhower suite, which was very nice! The only issues were: housekeeping left a nasty tablecloth thrown over a chair; shower head needs replaced and shower water pressure too low (took forever to rinse).

I have been in the VA Health Care System since 2007. I have had several surgeries and have been to this facility many times for my health care. In all the years I have been going there I have yet to run into an employee that has been disrespectful or unkind to me. I found that if you are nice to people they are nice to you. I have seen many a veteran treat their providers unkindly. I just want to ask veterans to be respectful and you will receive the same from the professional providers at the VA. I am thankful that Indianapolis has such a great facility. God bless each and every employee of the VA facility for the excellent service you provide for veterans.

Every time I step inside this place, I get weak in the knees and the hair stands up on the back of my neck. The history of this place speaks to those who will listen. I can't get enough of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

I had my wedding here. The clubhouse was perfect and the park rangers/staff were very helpful and professional. Loved the way we were able to have the wedding outside on the patio abd the walk in the doors to the reception.

Love coming to fort ben for the trails - great trail riding for mountain bikes or cross bikes. Some good hills for road biking as well, though not much pavement to get a bit ride in. Biggest issue I have, and the reason for the 4 stars rather than 5, are that the trail marks really suck. When I'm in my mtn bike and get turned around - no big deal. But being on foot and missing a sign to exit the loop can really stink. This was on the Lawrence Creek trail. There were also signs for a GC trail which wasn't even marked on the map, so that was confusing as well. I'm good at reading maps and have seen plenty of trails to know how things should be marked, or at least beimg able to figure things out if not marked well, and the trails are Ft Ben could really use an update. Fun trails either way. Definitely top 2 or 3 trail in the city for biking. Some of the hills are very surprising to be able to hit and know you're as close to the city as you are. Not quite as good as Southwest Way, but up there for sure.

I was a student member for years and took advantage of all of the perks of membership; free/reduced tickets prices for special events/exhibits, etc... Admission is now over priced for the collection, and membership perks have been drastically reduced. It's just not worth the money. While still a member, I sent several emails about the recent pricing changes. The response was, well admission is free one Thursday per month, membership is free for Marion county students, and admission is free for Marion county school groups Somehow this is supposed to balance out the $18 admission price the other 30 days of the month and the reduced membership benefits. Someone lost sight of this museum benefiting all people, not just those who can afford it or who happen to live in Marion county. Except for select areas, even the grounds are not free and open to the public.

We went to see the Jingle Rails & enjoyed it, as I knew we would. I even bought a membership for 2017. The lady at the admission desk was very helpful & also the lady in the train exhibit was very informative. Everyone needs to see the western art , as well. Many pieces are almost 100 years old & are just beautiful. Our area owes a huge debt to Mr. Eiteljorg for pursuing his passion & then sharing it with the rest of the world. Many walls exhibit his true love & appreciation for The West. Thank you to all that have a played a part, in the past or present, for preserving this for future generations. It is indeed, one of Indiana's treasures.

A large antique mall with lots of variety. I will say there are no bargains to be had here; however, it just speaks to the quality of the items being sold. Lots of great mid-century modern themed booths! Make sure you have at least 90 minutes or more to walk through!

Non ADA seating in the Egyptian Room. We ended up buying the upgrade to be able to sit at the reserved tables on the sides. It was a nice place to sit and we probably would have upgraded anyways but, I did not bring my wheelchair for a seat as I thought all of our Indy venues had made or added accommodation for disabled guests. The staff here is pretty good and I have never had any serious issue at the numerous shows I have attended at both the main stage and the Egyptian Room. I only ask that you work on a ADA area so I don't have to pay to upgrade if I don't want bottle service. Not a big drinker so we ended up tipping as much as we paid for the drinks and food. It was great service though and I'm not mad about the tip. In the future though I would like to have the choice of not having to pay to sit when I'm clearly disabled. Thanks for bringing in great acts and shows. Keep it up!

First comic convention for me, despite being an avid comic reader since childhood, and I thought it was a good first experience to seeing what the con scene is like. Bring cash for all the merch and key issues, and make sure you save up for the grading fees if you want certified signatures from artists or authors. Also, make sure you visit the CGC booth first if you need your issues graded. They'll even collect signatures for you if you don't want to stand in line! Can't wait until this year!