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Indianapolis, IN
Best Bars (Nightlife)
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Alley Cat Lounge |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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6276 Carrollton Ave, Indianapolis 46220 • 317-257-4036 |
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Description:
Come party with the diverse crowd that hangs out in this stylish dive. Pierced body parts, tattooed flesh, and relaxed attire are what you will most likely find here. From your rowdy college student to your typical Harley Davidson enthusiast – no matter what stereotype you fit, you will be welcome here. If your favorite hangout closes early and you are not ready to call it a night, then come on by and shoot some pool or join in a game of darts at the Alley Cat. |
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User Rating: 9 / 10
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Landsharks |
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810 Broad Ripple Ave, Indianapolis 46220-1961 • 317-254-8157 |
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Description:
Don't be afraid to dance the night away in this hip dance club – these sharks don't bite. Let the beat of the music entice you to the crowded dance floor. This is a great place to hang out with a group of friends or to make new acquaintances. Drinks are reasonably priced, and the place is almost always packed. |
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User Rating: 8 / 10
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MacNiven's Restaurant and Bar |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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339 Massachusetts Ave, Indianapolis 46204 • 317-632-7268 |
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Description:
You might think you've stumbled into a pub from the Old Country when you walk through MacNiven's door. Darkened woods, quiet conversation, and the sound of clinking mugs raised in toasts set the mood. The imported beer selection is impressive, thanks to more than 15 Scottish beers (many of them on tap) and around 120 different brews. A fine assortment of single malt scotches is also available. Locals love the place in the evenings, but MacNiven's also does a steady lunch business thanks to authentic Scottish pub grub like steak pie and mashed potatoes, Scotch eggs, and beans on toast. |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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707 Massachusetts Ave, Indianapolis 46204 • 317-639-6022 |
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Multi-storied and welcoming to all persuasions, this friendly Mass Avenue standby is so much more than a bar: you'll also find a hopping dance floor, pool tables, karaoke on selected nights, and even a sex shop for less timid patrons. The bar features a solid if unremarkable selection; grab a brew or a mixed drink and head out to the brick patio or downstairs to a more secluded table. A great place to start the night, but be warned: with the DJ's inspired mix of disco and funk, you'll probably be closing the place down. |
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Nicky Blaine's |
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20 N Meridian St, Indianapolis 46204 • 317-638-5588 |
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Wood-paneled walls, luxurious carpeting, and cozy sofas and wingback chairs envelop you with casual elegance in this welcoming establishment. Many patrons enjoy hanging out at Nicky Blaine's for good conversation, mouth-watering appetizers, and a well-mixed martini from the extensive list of possibilities. Cigars are available too, along with world-class wines, ports and single malt scotches. |
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User Rating: 8.1876 / 10
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Red Key Tavern |
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5170 N College Ave, Indianapolis 46205 • 317-283-4601 |
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This family-run establishment is a great place to go for a calm evening out with friends or family. Enjoy the retro '50s-style decor and the antique pinball machine while you and your buddies catch up on the week's affairs. The menu includes a variety of food and drink items. You can't miss the building – a glowing neon sign with the business name and a martini glass marks the entrance. |
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User Rating: 9.6 / 10
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Slippery Noodle Inn |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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372 S Meridian St, Indianapolis 46225 • 888-347-4748 |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. When you're visiting Indianapolis, this place should not be missed. Located in the city's oldest standing commercial building, Slippery Noodle offers live blues music every night of the week. First-time visitors will want to check out bullets wedged in the walls of the back room, which was used as a livery stable and for target practice. Many moons ago, the tavern regularly hosted rough-and-tough, gun-bearing members of the infamous Brady and Dillinger gangs. |
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User Rating: 9.75 / 10
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