Round The Corner Pub

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  First of all.  If you're anywhere near New Palestine AT ALL and want a place to just CHILL OUT? Round the Corner Pub is for you!  It's not just a PUB for the 21 and uppers, either!
  
  That's right!  You can take the kids in there by day for a burger and fries or some tater skins and wings... The service is DOWN HOME GREAT too!  
  
  Plenty of tables with seating and an equal plethora of bottled beers to enjoy while you're there.  
  
  Today made me love them even more!  We went in to order some take out food to sneak into a High School Graduation.  We told the staff we were in a hurry to get to New Pal High and she  was ON IT!  She served us a drink while we waited for our food and got us out the door with a few minutes to spare so we'd be on time!  AWESOME!!!
  
  Tip 'em well, folks!  The service rocks more that the juke box!

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  Posted on 05.31.13 Jessica J.

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  I ordered the 14.95 steak and bake potato , steak was ok, but bake potato was hard as a rock , I tell waitress and she says I wish you would have told me sooner, that would be really hard to do, since she never came back to check on us, I just took the price of potato out of here tip and I won't go back, that's dumb to lose good customers over a bake potato,

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  Posted on 11.27.12 Dave V.

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  This is my neighborhood bar and I love it.  GREAT Pub Pizza, it's just loaded with toppings.  Very, very good.  They also have recently redone their menu with a new cook (about 3 months ago), and I'm telling you, the food is really awesome.  Way above board for a little pub.  The Kicking Shrimp appetizer is amazing!!!  I really like the Dragon Burger with peanut butter and jalapenos.  (Don't knock it until you tried it!)  And they now have the Ultimate Burger...a bacon double cheeseburger DEEP FRIED!  It's a two person burger, and it's pretty tasty.  Karaoke on Friday and Saturday nights.  Very friendly place, owners Ron and Tamey Adams are onsite many weekend nights.  Just my kind of place!

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  Posted on 10.05.11 Mike J.

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  I was getting acclimated to the area when my roommate suggested we check out this place.  She had mentioned it was in the old post office building, which I had imagined being a bit more Norman Rockwell but it looked more like a pole barn from the outside.  Inside however, the interior was interesting with a large A-framed ceiling with strategically placed soundproof tiles and a large mural of the nearby Indiana Downs horse track.  Television sets dotted the room with different channels ranging from sports (mostly) to news and alt/country playing on the loudspeakers.  Nothing shocking.
  
  The menu had some pretty good selections and I opted for the sirloin with potato and a side of asparagus.  My roommate decided to have the tenderloin.  We decided to have a beer while waiting for our 'om-noms' to arrive and I was a bit disappointed to find out they didn't have taps. I thought that was a qualification for being called a 'pub' but hey, beer is beer and bottles were brought to us fast and cold.
  
  The salad bar was small, hard to get to and not a lot to look at.  My steak was cooked nicely, wasn't over seasoned and was mighty tasty.  (I'm a stickler about my steaks - sorry vegan friends.)  The potato didn't make the mental Rolodex but the asparagus got a thumbs down.  It was overcooked and slimy with oil and indistinguishable spices.  I made a mental note: "don't order asparagus at a pub."  Odds are no one out here orders it and it most likely stews all day. My roommate's tenderloin was the size of her head and the bun was really fresh.  We both ate off that thing for two days - well worth it!   I am happy to report that everything we ordered arrived hot and with a smile.  I think I'll just try a different side next time.
  
  A couple seated next to us had ordered one of the pub pizzas and we hovered over shoulders to investigate this impressive pie.  Imagine two quiches stacked on top of each other and covered in cheese.  Easy to guess what our next purchase was!  They don't offer delivery but these pies are worth getting excited about picking up.  The first pie was easily 8 + pounds of cheese and toppings - they do a 10" at $10.95 and a 16" at $16.95 and that includes any and all toppings they have!  If you're out this way, you have to order one (with extra sauce is best).  Just remember, it's big enough!  You don't need no stinkin' bread sticks.

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  Posted on 08.08.08 Gabrielle P.

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