Indianapolis

All I can say it's the staff and the managing staff are excellent. I kind of had some hiccups and a few issues in the past ..But let me tell you. But they surely came through it made everything perfect. They made my son have a wonderful birthday and treated everyone that I had been there like family. Believe me if they ever make a mistake they take care of the problem and make you feel welcome. I just want to say thank you guys for helping me make my son's birthday one for the history books. Thank you for standing up and making things right. Great time great drinks great food.

I know I'll never go inside and hear an "ok" band. Exceptional music! Exceptional service and the atmosphere is amazing!! I used to come and watch my dad play here with Mojo Hand. Lots of good memories here and the latest was last night at my 50th birthday party where my friends brought my by limo and the band played an amazing birthday song for me. What a night! Love this place! Love, love LOVE it!

Went there for lunch with my wife. It was our first visit and we will definitely be returning. My oyster Po Boy was delicious. She got the chipped beef Po Boy and she raved over it. She let me try it and it was very good. We were greeted the minute we walked in the door. Our server was fantastic. Just an overall good vibe and very inviting. I told my wife when we first got there that I felt like I was in Florida. I would highly recommend. You won't be disappointed.

We usually eat outside here but it was cool so we went inside for drinks and dinner. We ate at the bar. The bartender was great...very friendly. He made my drink perfect......both times! I looked at other things on the menu but ended up getting my regular....tenderloin. They have the best tenderloin in Indy! The entire staff was great!

10 stars if possible. As long as you take care of this staff, which is a family. They will take care of you, even those who do not tip well. Price point is perfect for the crowd, experience, friendly staff and perfect pour. Trouble in Trinadad and the Purple Rain are a must try. Best bar on Mass Ave.

What a great experience. We tried and escaped the Hoosier Hysteria room. We did this with our family and had a great time. So much fun. I wasn't really sure what to expect but it really blew me away how complicated yet simple it was to solve. Without the hints we would have never got this. I cannot imagine trying the harder rooms, but now I'm intrigued and would like to try. We will definitely be coming back in the near future.

beautiful hotel with luxurious rooms and impeccable service. We had dinner at Capital Grille. Staff were friendly and the food and cocktails were first class. The door men were so gracious and all staff were beautifully mannered from check in to check out. Would defiantly stay again and recommend to others. the doors to rooms are heavy and slam loudly which you can hear in your room and as I work as an Internet sales manager I wasn't thrilled with the iPad menu at the Capital Grille but small points of not much consequence in the overall experience

Took my daughter here to stay to celebrate her sweet 16. Valet parking was so convenient and they unloaded all our stuff and then reloaded and warmed up the car for us. We were checked in by Dalton and he was so friendly and helpful!!! The downstairs was clean and inviting ,the bar was very nice, Starbucks and more all inside. Glen the bell boy who helped us upstairs was more than helpful and took time to call in a reservation for us for dinner. Room was clean though very small,our view from the 20th floor was beautiful! location is excellent ! Close to the monument and all the best downtown spots for shoponf and dinning even has a sky walk to the mall. The down side is that the hot tub was not hot ,not even warm and the breakfast staff was not professional. Our waitress christine discussed her bathroom business with us while we ate.(food was good) overall a good place to stay downtown

Indiana Comic Con is one of my most anticipated of the year. It's not too huge and over-whelming, but the crowd is still large and fantastic. I'm a cosplayer, and there's a HUGE amount of people that do as well. The guests last year (ahem... game of thrones... :) ) were incredible. The set up is great and is a very well-thought out convention. Can't wait for 2017!

Interesting feedback regarding prices and on the orangutan exhibit. We got the membership this year after having gone once or twice/year over the past few summers. The membership makes sense if you live in the Indy area, have young kids, and can go several times/year. There are probably better Zoos within a couple-hours' drive, and more cost-effective family entertainment options in the Indy area. Made sense for us, but it's not for everyone. I was a little put-off by the orangutan exhibit at first. Agreed, it's a little sterile. If you just don't care for the exhibit, that's one thing. You are a consumer, and have a right to complain about a product/service for which you have paid to experience. After all, this is America. However, it is trollish to complain about putting the orangutans in a glass enclosure because it's not the best for the animal. If you paid money to go to a zoo, and you are not a zoologist, you've lost your credibility in complaining about their habitat. They are in a Zoo. They are there for us mouth-breathers to gawk at whilst drinking watered-down Mountain Dew from refillable cups. It shouldn't matter if they are in a 'tropical' enclosure, a glass enclosure, or a replicated set from 'Any Which Way But Loose'. You gave someone money to see animals in captivity. As long as they are safe and cared for, what does it matter? Most of these creatures never knew the wild anyway. If you watch ANY of the other animals, they don't look happy or engaged. Especially that lion. So smug.

Interesting feedback regarding prices and on the orangutan exhibit. We got the membership this year after having gone once or twice/year over the past few summers. The membership makes sense if you live in the Indy area, have young kids, and can go several times/year. There are probably better Zoos within a couple-hours' drive, and more cost-effective family entertainment options in the Indy area. Made sense for us, but it's not for everyone. I was a little put-off by the orangutan exhibit at first. Agreed, it's a little sterile. If you just don't care for the exhibit, that's one thing. You are a consumer, and have a right to complain about a product/service for which you have paid to experience. After all, this is America. However, it is trollish to complain about putting the orangutans in a glass enclosure because it's not the best for the animal. If you paid money to go to a zoo, and you are not a zoologist, you've lost your credibility in complaining about their habitat. They are in a Zoo. They are there for us mouth-breathers to gawk at whilst drinking watered-down Mountain Dew from refillable cups. It shouldn't matter if they are in a 'tropical' enclosure, a glass enclosure, or a replicated set from 'Any Which Way But Loose'. You gave someone money to see animals in captivity. As long as they are safe and cared for, what does it matter? Most of these creatures never knew the wild anyway. If you watch ANY of the other animals, they don't look happy or engaged. Especially that lion. So smug.

Park is beautiful and centrally located in downtown Indianapolis right near most of what the city has to offer!!! Beautiful canal with monuments dedicated to our fallen Heros!!!! Can rent multi person pedal cars and bicycles and for those that don't like the physical aspect of pedaling can rent Segways!!!!

Taking our 12 year old son to his first Haunted attraction along with our 13 year old nephew, Hanna Haunted Acres did not disappoint! We started out in the Field Of Screams Corn maze. By the time we got into the Corn they were both crying lol. It took us awhile to find our way out and by the time we did all the creatures in there were calling our son by his name lol. After that we moved onto Hooded. This was my least favorite part of the night. I guess for kids it's a different experience. By this time they had calmed down. Then it was onto Outbreak. I will say this first. In one room there was two doors. In between them sits some type of an animatronic that is holding an ax. I was walking in front of it to see which door to go through, and I triggered the animatronic and the ax knocked the living daylights out of me. Luckily I'm pretty tall so I didn't get hurt badly. If a child was to be on the receiving end I would hate to think what might happen. Hopefully the people will read this and fix the problem. Then, it was onto Carneval. If you have a phobia of clowns get ready to run! 3D glasses are supplied and the fun begins! My favorite part was the Spinning Vortex! Lastly, and always my favorite, the Hayride. The only disappointment on this was they didn't have the actor this year dressed as Satan, sitting on his throne talking to us via the cool voice enhancement system. Please bring him back! All in all it was a great night out and no doubt gave our son and nephew memories that will last a lifetime. Thank you HHA!

Been visiting the Children's Museum for 20 yrs or so, and it keeps getting better each time. I love that it is so interactive for the young ones, and along with that so much information for older children and adults as well. A nice addition since my last visit is the parking garage and Skywalk, no need to worry about going out in the weather. With a big family, I would maybe pack a lunch and water, the food court is very expensive, but besides that very good value for the $$.

Big big props to Andrew (the "furniture guy") for tracking down two chairs to match my patio set after the originals were swiped from my front porch on Labor Day. This is why You should opt for a locally owned and operated neighborhood hardware store. I showed him a photo and he tracked them down for me and ordered them--on the spot--even though they are now discontinued--and got me out the door quickly so I wouldn't be late for my luncheon appt. When he handed me the receipt, he handed me his card and asked that I ring him if I needed anything. I looked down and realized his last name was Sullivan. :) I was completely impressed.

I saw an item in their ad for 50% off. Was thinking they will be sold out but sure enough they had the item I wanted and service was great. There must have been 5 different people welcome me to the store. Sam Ash is my favorite music store.

10 stars if possible. As long as you take care of this staff, which is a family. They will take care of you, even those who do not tip well. Price point is perfect for the crowd, experience, friendly staff and perfect pour. Trouble in Trinadad and the Purple Rain are a must try. Best bar on Mass Ave.

First visit last night for the Cheap Thrill-Rok Hollywood show. Very cool place and the food looked killer! Met the owner and you could instantly tell that his business is his passion and not a device to rob my wallet. Great shows come to SBG and looking forward to seeing more!!