I eat at this restaurant every Wed. for a lunch referral group meeting. Â They always have a chicken special that is amazing if you are hungry for a heavy lunch. Â I have also had the steak quasadilla and a buffalo chicken wrap which were also good. Â The service is also as good as the food.
Review Source:From the outside looking in Green Street Pub doesn't look too big but wait until you get inside. The bar area is at the front-of-house and is fairly large and then the general dining area is in the back with two very large open rooms with ample seating. The menu is typical American fare with a touch of special house recipes. Their salads have freshly made in-house croutons and they make their own blue cheese dressing. My meal was good as I sampled their Whale Fish Sandwich which was a very generous beer battered fish filet on a roll; however, their coleslaw was found wanting. Service was top notch. Our waitress was never too far away and checked on us regularly without being interruptive. All in all, a good dining experience.
Review Source:It's very rare that when I got to a restaurant and order it rare, it actually comes rare. (I used rare 3 times in a sentence!) Not so with Green Street Pub and Eatery. I also love the fried spicy cheese balls. My brother in law calls them "hot cheese balls" probably because when you bite into them, the cheese is melting right out!
They are always busy. Just so you know.
I've only ordered food from here for carryout so keep that in mind. I have now tried two meals from this place and I'm just disappointed in the food. It isn't terrible, but it certainly isn't anything special.
Tonight I ordered the french onion soup and a reuben with fries. I asked if the french onion soup came with the croutons and cheese on top and she said yes. Well, it did come with that but it was in a separate styrofoam container. A little weird, but whatever. Unfortunately, the soup is super salty and I am not normally one to complain about too much salt. It kind of seems like they're dressing up a pre made soup. Like I said, not terrible, but not special at all and not really even that good.
My reuben is also just ok. It seems like their food gets soggy really fast. I work next door to here so I went over to pick it up very quickly and was back at my desk eating it within a couple minutes. I think they aren't careful with how much sauce and condiments they put on things so the sandwiches just drown in the liquid.
I feel bad giving a 2, but I just can't give any more stars until I eat a better meal from here.
This place can be hit or miss but on Sunday their special is usually Country Fried Chicken with gravy, mashed potatoes, and a veggie. I usually add a house salad  since they are so tasty! Oh and you can't forget about the fried biscuits with apple butter!
They do have a classic Indiana Tenderloin.
Food: 4 stars (when they try)
ambiance: 3 stars
Service: usually  1-2 stars
It is one of the very few places to eat in Brownsburg, so it isn't really that you have much of an option.
Happy Dining!
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