Good beers and Good food
Service is usually average here, the beer selection is good with a lot of great local brews, and the food is always good to great. They do have daily specials that are pretty consistent which is nice for a go to on a Thursday night or something. You do have to pay attention to local events though because they do not run specials on said events, like home Colts and Pacers games.
The menu has a decent amount to offer, and so far everything I have had has been at least good with some things being great. $2.50 pint nights are pretty awesome here, as you can taste a few local pints on a budget. I would recommend Scotty's on their deal nights but not as strongly full priced. The atmosphere feels like a chain sports bar that is well kept.
Trust me, do not order the buffalo chicken sandwich. It's like a frozen chicken nugget! Thin, dry and tasteless! I would think you could use fresh boneless chicken breast battered and deep fried? Not frozen out of a bag. The waiter took this item off the bill, but made it sound like a gift????
Review Source:I've been visiting Scotty's Brewhouse for many years both as a carnivore and now as a recent vegetarian and I must say I'm still a fan. Â In the past, I've enjoyed their bison burgers and other dishes, but this evening, I tried their Chipotle Black Bean Burger and their pretzel appetizer. Â The pretzels came out perfectly warm and soft - ideal.
As for the burger, I've had some great, some average and some really bland and unappetizing veggie burgers over the past six months and this burger has rocketed up to the very top. Â What's more, one can substitute the black bean burger for any of their other burgers - for no additional charge! Â What a concept in this day and age! Â Well played, Scotty's! Â Â I opted for the "Twisted Pretzel Burger" -- sans the cheese - and when it arrived I was taken by the pretzel bun. Â Filling, "meaty" (texture and taste-wise, if that is important to you) and delicious all around. Â
Not to mention that kids eat free on Sunday, which is a nice way to encourage the whole family to come back. Â
All in all, another solid experience at Scotty's. Â We will be back!
Pros: Absolutely fantastic hamburger, good beer options and the beer is kept nice & ice cold in those mugs.
Cons: Service was slooooowwww on a Sunday evening. Volume was wicked loud - I know it's a bar, but at 6 PM you don't need to have everything cranked to 11. The kids meal tastes like it came straight from the frozen food section. Which is OK given most kids taste buds, but still I expect a bit more from Scotty's.
If you're in that area it's not a bad option by any stretch, but could be better.
I love Scotty's. Â I've been a fan since the original Scotty's opened in Muncie, IN. Â That atmosphere has penetrated all of his restaurants and continues to improve and impress. Â That being said, all of the Scotty's restaurants are also individual. Â They all have their own personality, but all of them continue to have great customer service and foremost, great food! Â Scott has developed a restaurant that singles, families, kids, and large groups can enjoy. Â I believe the main thing is that the owner is truly concerned with giving back to the local community. Â If you don't believe me, check it out. Â He is actively involved in his local church, Kids Against Hunger, and an effort to utilize local foods and produce. Â So, if you're looking for a burger, a draft beer, a place to watch the game, or even breakfast, this is a great choice. Â Beware of the MoFo sauce, it a real MoFo!
Review Source:Dined on 6 & 7 Dec 2012.
We start with 5 stars, yesterday waitress offered sample of beer as I've never been here before. I'm starting out with the 3 Wisemen Centennial Double IPA, smooth clean taste, refreshing and only $5 for 24 oz mug on Thursdays.
My bier came out really fast. My waitress was quick and efficient.
I came back a second night to mainly enjoy another 24 ounce mug of the 3 Wise Men Centennial Double IPA... it was that good!!!
Tonight I had the spicy sirloin steak sandwich, OMG YUM YUM YUM! I had waffle fries tonight, crispy hot & yum. While I turned it down tonight the waiter did offer to smother my waffle fries with bacon cheese and onions. You have your choice between nacho cheese or shredded cheddar.
I'm telling you just based on this one bier I could be inticed to move from Maryland to Indiana just to enjoy their bier!!!
Side note: I asked Robert if they offer a military discount, he told me no. Robert followed up with his manager and when he brought the check back they had given me 10 percent off. KUDOS to Robert!!!
Well done, Scotty's, well done. Love the excellently efficient system of texting your phone when your table is ready. Very handy. I also love how friendly everyone is. As soon as you step inside the door, the entire staff is jolly and pleasant. I noticed that the wait staff/bartenders are never just standing around chatting with nothing to do. Â Someone is always bagging up trash or rolling silverware, even when they are busy. Â I appreciate that they have a fair amount of wait staff working and they all seem to assist each other when necessary. Â A happy staff makes for happy customers I would imagine. Â Food is decent and there is a diverse menu with options ranging from appetizers, soup/salads, and sandwich/wraps. Â Scotty's also offers gluten free and low calorie (even desserts!) menu options. Â Plenty of tvs and lots of beer choices make this a great place to catch all your favorite sporting events.
Review Source:What's not to love about Scotty's? It's local, they have a have a huge menu and they are always friendly. Their fried pickles are awesome, burgers are great and I love their BBQ ranch salad. It's a great place to grab a beer and watch the game on one of their many TV's. I don't make it to Scott's that often but when I do, it is always great!
Review Source:This is my favorite local place to eat. It has a wide variety of menu choices. I've eaten everything from the Shewman Burger to the Chicken Wrap to the Tidals Dip Mac and Cheese and enjoyed everything greatly. My personal favorite is the pretzel burger. They also have a great selection of beer, including my favorite Angry Orchard. Plenty of TV's around the bar and around the restaurant make sure you have always have a close eye to yourt favorite game/event. There is also an excellent mid-day/late night 1/2 price appetizer menu where you can get things liek Tidals Dip or Boneless Wings for 1/2 off!
I've heard complaints about service lately. I just sit at the bar late night/lunch, but I've never had any complaints at this location. I've always been served promptly and taken well care of while there. It does seem like there's a different person every time I've gone the last few months, but even with new people, I've never had anything less that great service here.
I try and make it here 1-2 times a month, it's one of the few restaurants on my "must go" list as often as possible.
Came for dinner on a busy Friday night. Despite being busy, the service was very prompt and we didn't have to wait long at all for our food. One of the best things about Scotty's is the huge beer list, including a ton on draft. My wife and I had Sam Adams Oktoberfest.
I had the chipotle black bean burger with guac and steamed broccoli. It was the best black bean burger I've had anywhere since going vegan. My wife had one of the many chicken wraps on the menu.
They recently redesigned the menu to focus on what they do best.....wraps, burgers, and sandwiches. They cut out out some of the traditional dinner entrees. I like this change a lot. I'm sure it makes the kitchen a lot more efficient and makes their food even better.
Having moved from Las Vegas area to Indy I was dismayed to have left our locals haunts, but Scotty's has taken care of that. Â The menu of sandwiches and burgers is amazingly diverse and unique enough that you will seldom lock down to one favorite until you have made many visits to try several different items.
Burgers- Â a SB specialty and I've tried a different one every time. Â (12 different ones?)
Drinks- Â Typical bar selections but the martinis are quirky and tons of childhood throwbacks for you gen X'ers
Salads- amazing taste levels
I can't say enough about Scottys and the marketing is pure genius. Â This place thanks and rewards your loyalty, and its employees. Â This is the opposite of the movie Waiting. Â Oh and families - kids eat free with a adult entree on Sundays- Â VERY family friendly. Â Owner has kids and GETS it.
If you would opt to take your families or friends to a Applebees or aChilis or Fridays or Tchotchkes.. you suck. Â Scotty's is your go to on the north side.
I admit it - I don't consume any alcohol. So why did I go here? Because the people I was with wanted to go. Maybe they have the best selection of brews or this is the best place to get drunk - I wouldn't know.
As for the food, it's over-priced, mediocre bar food. If you like paying $10+ for a burger and side, this is the place for you. Add a non-alcoholic drink, tax, and tip and you're at $15 for a very mediocre burger lunch. I don't get it. And that's just a plain ol' burger. The specialty items obviously cost more, but they are all of the bar food quality.
But no one seems to care because the parking lot is full all the time. It's certainly not because of the quality of the food though.
I appreciate that Scotty's HR/guest relations person comes here and tries to mitigate the damage by offering free $$ giftcards.. however, it does come off as a warning perhaps.. that a small chain has someone continually monitoring for bad reviews and offering "make-ups" after the customer has experienced something negative enough to prompt them to post about it..
Thanks for the offer, but no thanks.
Hey! Â Have you heard of this place called Scotty's on 96th Street? Â They also have a location in downtown Indy and in college towns like Bloomington, Muncie and Lafayette.
Oh you *haven't* heard of Scotty's yet? Â You're in luck because I'm going write up a quick little review.
So yes, I do realize that maybe Yelp! doesn't need yet another review of Scotty's on 96th Street or Scotty's anywhere else for that matter. Â If you've been to one, you've been to them all, more or less. Â But maybe I can add a couple of fun facts for you. Â Said facts may be plainly available on Scotty's web site but since I've never been to their web site, I plead ignorance.
We had 2 waitresses tonight! Â One of them was a trainee, but not a "real" trainee because she used to work at the Scotty's in Muncie. Â So why are you a "trainee" we asked? Â We found out the following:
Scotty's in Muncie only serves beer & wine. Â Therefore, it's quite a bit different to be a waitress at a Scotty's with a full fledged bar.
The very first Scotty's was opened in Muncie. Â
The drink menu is separate from the food menu. Â I spent a couple of minutes flipping thru the food menu before our seasoned waitress explained that I needed to peruse the drink menu. Â Oops.
So there. Â If you didn't know any of the above, you just learned something new about Scotty's.
Thumbs up for great location on 96th Street.
Thumbs up for a solid beer list.
Thumbs down for 90% of the menu being fried food of some sort. Â OK, that's an exaggeration, but they serve *a lot* of fried food.
Anything else you want to know? Â Read through the reviews, it's all there. Â Decent place to watch a game with friends, good beer list. Â The food is decent and the portions are big so you won't go hungry and will soak up some of the alcohol you're drinking. Â Service is usually anywhere from above average to poor. Â Don't get too bent out of shape if you don't get world class service when you are ordering fried pickles and draft beer. Or chicken wings and beer. Â Really. Â It's just not worth getting all that stressed out about.
The food is a little pricey, but there is always something interesting but not pretentious to try. Everything I have had hits the spot as well as comfort food should, and for usually being busy, the wait staff is usually spot on. Â They have a quality selection of beer, again a little pricey, but for a local restaurant they really put more into what they do than a lot of other restaurants.
Review Source:Love this place! Great place for a burger or an odd appetizer. Try the fried pickles served with ranch and horseradish sauce or the loaded tater tots. I had the Schewen (sp) burger. It's topped with bacon, cheddar, jalapeno's, peanut butter, pickle, lettuce, tomato and red onion. YES! I said peanut butter. You would think NASTY! I've had 3 of my friends try it and they can't wait to go back and have another one. Pick your side. I recommend the waffle fries (loaded of course). They also have a wide variety of beers. To top it off instead of that after dinner mint how about a small box of Red Hots. Awesome!
If you are counting calories or on a diet DON"T GO HERE!
Aye aye aye, I am so bummed. I try not to ever write negative reviews, but I have great faith in Scotty's (I wrote a rave review of the downtown location), so I feel something just must have gone wrong the time I was in there.
Anyways, just the straight facts:
- We had a circus of about four different servers, which would have been fine except, two drink orders were wrong (and we were also charged for the wrong drink and the replacement).
- our boneless wings took forever (like really, forever). They were cold, they lasted old....like either they had both been in the freezer too long or they just had been sitting out for two long. The last time I had scotty's wings, I raved for days, this time: I spit several bites into my napkins.
On the plus side: I still admire them having many local midwest brews. Also, the server quickly changed our billing problem.
Dear Scotty's, I hope you are able to make note of these changes and get back on your game!
If you're looking for a decent burger, this is your joint. If you're looking for grilled salmon with steamed vegetables and rice pilaf, keep driving. If there's one thing I can say about Scotty's it's that they have burgers. Pages and pages of burgers. Have you seen their menu? It's a BOOK OF BURGERS. lol They're tasty, they're good and they're beefy, just like a burger should be.
Wanna watch the game? Great place for that. They only have 457 TVs.....even TVs at the urinals. That's right, don't miss a single pass while you're taking a piss. Hey, that should be their new logo!
If I have one complaint about Scotty's it's that it IS loud in there. Otherwise a great place to hang with friends, have an order of dill chips (get two orders, your friends will steal yours if you only get one lol), and watch the game with a pitcher. Or a couple of pints of Robert the Bruce! (Thanks to Randy Clark  aka @RandyClarkTKO for introducing me to Robert.)
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Scotty's has an excellent gluten free menu. Scott'y provides gluten free customers with a section of the menu dedicate to gluten free food. Scottys gluten free menu is one of the top menus allowing customers to choose from sides and dishes. Â Scottys has Udi's buns for gluten free customers to order and wants all customers to have the same experiences.
The food was outstanding and the  staff were friendly. Overall I will most definitely be a repeat customer.
I'm writing this review to cover the 3 Scotty's I visit most frequently (West Laf, Indy North, and Indy DT). Â They all are basically the same when it comes to menu, decor, wait staff, etc. Â
Had I written this back when I was in college and started going to the West Lafayette Scotty's when it first opened, it definitely would have gotten 5 stars (more if possible.) Â We loved the drink specials on Wednesdays (Killians/Coors were $2.50 at one point.) Â It was a weekly event for all of us to go every Wednesday while school was in session. Â The menu now still contains the things it had back then.
Recently, however, I feel like the service and food are slipping while the prices continue to rise (due, in part, I'm sure to the economy). Â I feel like the waitstaff are very robotic and scripted. Â They rarely have a personality while taking your order. Â I do visit Scotty's frequently enough where I think I'd see familiar faces, but it seems like I get a new robot each time. Â Scotty's is not a chain restaurant, but I feel like some aspects are very chain-like. Â Also, it's definitely not uncommon for your fries to come out lukewarm or cool - never piping hot. Â My advice - send them back. Â They are exceptionally better when they are hot! Â
All that aside, they do offer lots of big screen TVs for sporting events and the outdoor seating area downtown is really nice and the MoFo Buffalo Chicken wrap will always keep me coming back!
Scotty's reads as most of a college type sports bar, but that's not a bad thing. Â It's higher end, american pub food with a pretty good beer selection. The prices are competitive with other restaurants this style.
I've been to Scotty's both in Indy and Lafayette and they staff, service, and food quality is consistent across the board. They don't have much in the way of vegetarian options, but what they do have is good. I pretty much always get the black bean burger. You can build your own burger with a black bean patty which is nice. Most places are you get what you get when you get a veggie burger.
The decor is a mix of sports and jazz. We recently found out by asking Scotty on twitter that the jazz was inspired by his grandfather.
All in all, Scotty's is a good place to go to if you're looking for good food and good brew as their pint glasses say.
Scotty's has some hits and misses, but the things that are good are REALLY good, like the dill chips and seven tidal dip and burgers. The menu is massive, which is sometimes good and sometimes bad. I usually prefer a very small menu, but for a sports bar type place, it's good to have something for everyone. The service is typically good and we enjoy sitting outside on the patio during nice weather. The specials are typically pretty good, especially the cheap pitchers and half price apps later at night.
The only problems I ever really have with Scotty's is 1) the loud as hell music that is constantly blaring and 2) some dishes are rather bland. Turn down the damn music and turn up the seasoning.
They also have Sunlight Cream Ale on tap which makes me happy.
This is a pricey-for-the-genre sports bar that makes a killing off Hoosiers (Boilermakers and Cardinals, too) in their 20s and 30s dying to relive their college experience. Â With a Scotty's in every college town in Indiana, all the area alumni seem to have grown up with this place. Â Well, Mr. Scotty is a smart business man for putting a pricier, upscale clone in the Money to Spend Fishers/Carmel area of Indianapolis.
The food I've tried is good, even if not great value. Â You'll have plenty to choose from though as the menu rivals the Cheesecake Factory in weight and volume of items. Â I recommend the fried pickles and the accompanying horseradish sauce. Â One example of a Scotty's Super Rip-Off is the up-charge on the mac 'n cheese to add blue cheese and I think it's a few crumbles of bacon. Â The charge is at least $2 if I can remember right. Â I only tried it once a few years ago and swore it off, so forgive me if that's outdated.
It always is busy, so it's a nice place to hang out and catch up with friends, especially if you like to people watch. Â I enjoy chortling at the aging Ex-Big Men & Women On Campus prowling the bar, laughing too loud, high fiving, and searching for hook-ups.
The service is hit and miss as you can tell by the mixed reviews here. Â If you're lucky enough to get a server with some spirit and spunk, you'll have a good time. Â Now, if you get stuck with just another flunky between jobs... well good luck to you!
Great beer selection including many Indiana Breweries, which is great. I also  really like that they will let you try a beer before you order it.  I find that outstanding.
However, I just can't say I've been all that impressed with the food. I like the wings, but everything else I've had has just been "meh". Â Service seems to be spotty. I will say the last two times it has been much better. Â Although, of the things that made the service great the last time was the brutal honesty of the server, who only felt he could be so honest because he has already put in his notice. Â When we were ordering he told a couple of people in our group "OH don't get that. It isn't good."
I think that Scotty's could be really would if they would pare down the menu and focus on making fewer dishes and making them really really well, rather tha tryig to make so many different things and not doing any of them all that great.
I just have to give MAD PROPS to Scotty's for saving my birthday party.
We had planned a night at a north side wine tasting room which was not at all what I had expected. We brought the median age in the place down by about 15 years. Our rowdy group wasn't faring too well with the other patrons, so we packed up and headed for Scottys.
My husband called ahead to beg them to make a reservation for us (which they don't do) but they set us up in the conference room and we had an EPIC time.
A couple of our friends had never been to Scotty's but I'm proud to report that after the amazing service and delicious food we had - they've already been back! And this was only 2 weeks ago!
Thank you Scotty's. You will always be at the top of my locals list.
The boys all love the menu, and the atmosphere is great if your into loud angry sports fans and watching drunk people stumble around! Love Curbside Pick-up!
Food is kind of pricey if you actually intend to eat a real meal, not just drink beer -which isn't cheap either!
They have a couple vegitarian options on the menu, salad is of course one of them and some kind of  wrap thing that was unedible because of the lack of taste and overpowering spice it had.
I went to lunch at Scotty's Brewhouse for the first time on Friday. Â I will most definitely be back. Â I met my business associate for lunch at around 1 PM -- the place was packed. Â We were told the wait for a booth would be about 15 minutes, but it only took us about 3 minutes to get seated. Â Epic win!
The waitress was excellent, had a great smile, and was more than happy to tell us about the various appetizers. Â We ended up snagging the Dill Chips -- they were served with a phenomenal horse-radish sauce as well as Ranch. Â Yum!
For the main meal, I opted to 'Build-A-Burger'. Â I ordered a 1/2 LB local beef burger with lettuce, tomato, pickle, guacamole, and of course bacon. Â Cooked medium. Â The burger showed up a few minutes after the appetizers were gone, so the service speed was fantastic.
The burger: Â This was no ordinary burger. Â It was cooked medium as I had wanted, with all of the flavors mingling into a pas de deux. Â The beef was exquisite, and combined into a savory fugue of deliciousness. Â The waffle fries were full of win too!
The atmosphere was great, the service was top-notch, there were LCDs galore, and a very comfortable booth. Â The appetizers and food are stellar.
See you soon!
Scotty's is OK for me as tap room with snacks. Â The place is smoke free, clean; Â it's busy, and noisy in good way. Â There's free Wi-Fi. Â The bar staff know what they're doing. Â If you want to sample a brew, ask.
On Thursday evening all the pints are $2.50, so I get to save a couple of bucks on my single pint ration. Â :) Â And they keep a nice variety of beers on tap.
People complain about the food prices, but what snacks I've had there have been good.  If it was my place, I'd want to make my margin as well.  If you don't want to pay the toll, then don't eat there again or even better, check the menu prices first.  They're smart, they'll figure it out if the food and especially the beverage  sales fall off below what their target mix is.  The negative feedback on prices is useful, but there's always appears to be whole lot of people eating there.
Cheers!
(updated to reflect the correct location)
Not bad. Â Decent pitcher specials for domestics, $5. Â And they are NORMAL size pitchers, not those little "cup" size ones that some bars use. Â The service was great and the beer was cold.
Downside, the menu is extremely overpriced. $8 for a quesadilla appetizer? Â This is Indiana, not NYC. Â I had a bowl of $8 cheese dip with chicken chucks in it. Â Not too bad tasting but I got horrible cramps a few hours later.
If I was going here to drink, I'd go back, often. Â But I would not go here for dinner. Â I can have great sushi down the street for the same price.
Oh, and of course, my opinion of the waitresses... Wow. Â I couldn't pay attention to the people talking to me because of the eye candy walking around. Â Yum Yum.
We made our first visit there today. Â I liked the atmosphere. Â The service was good. Â The food was good. I would have to say the only downside is the price structure. Â Especially in today's economy. Â I have been craving good wings. Â I found them. Â However, 12 was like $10 + dollars. Â My partner got a quesadilla and cup of potato soup. Â He liked his very much. Â I didn't care for the soup. Â Had a smokey? flavor to it. Â We also shared aa half order of wedge fries. Â They were good. Â
Overall, this is a good place to go. Â The Manager on duty came over and asked if everything was okay. Â The server told her it as our first time. Â
We will go again. Â :-)
2.5- Our server was super friendly, so Kudos to her for the extra half star
It's been a long time.... since I left you, without a dope review to yelp to, yelp to, yelp to, yelp to, yelp to, (wiki wiki). Â Sorry, had a Timbaland flash back.
I actually went to Scotty's quite a while ago, but here's what I recall.
AMBIENCE- total sports bar. Â This place is decked out with tvs EVERYWHERE. Â If you were looking for a quiet evening out, this is not your place. Â If you were looking for a place to watch sports, get drunk and eat food (not necessarily in that order), this is your place. Â I thought it was cool they had an outdoor fire going, but it seemed more aesthetic than anything.
MENU- The menu here is pretty ridiculous considering it's a sports bar. Â They have all types of sandwiches, entrees, and heart attack inducing appetizers. Â Their desserts looked pretty awesome too, though our party didn't make it quite that far. Â
SERVICE- our server was a pretty hip chica who was attentive and friendly. Â She even joked with us, which is always nice to see.
FOOD- For an appetizer we got their equivalent of a triple play, though it was more than that- onion rings, waffle fries (waffle fries=awesomeness), chicken fingers and mini corn dogs (yes mini corn dogs). Â I think it was called the kitchen sink or something. Â At any rate our table quickly devoured the food in front of us which was both impressive and disgusting at the same time.
For dinner, all of us rocked different sandwiches.  My wife got a buffalo chicken wrap, and I got a bacon burger with bleu cheese.  My wife seemed to enjoy her sandwich  but I was rather disappointed with my burger.  On top of it not tasting that great, the burger was undercooked.  Our server came back and corrected the issue, but by the time I got it back, I was full from the waffle fries they had left me. Â
OVERALL- I do love me some waffle fries, but considering the price (roughly $9-10/unimpressive sandwich) I just didn't really feel like it was worth it. Â I might go back and watch a game, and have some appetizers, but going here for the sole purpose of eating? Â Yeah, I don't think I could recommend that.
Chuck Norris Rating- Swan Dive
I HEART Scotty's! Their huge selection of beer is awesome! I love their Buffalo Breath salad. I would eat this every single day if I could.
Every table has its own television. Excellent for sports lovers! This is a fun place and I make sure to visit every single time I am back in Indy!
Like its relatively close neighbor, Champp's, Scotty's has turned into a Wednesday night north side hot spot, with a packed house full of scene-sters each week.
During the day, the place is quite different, and is a popular north side lunch spot, with really good food, free wireless, and if you dare during the day, cold, draft beer.
The menu is quite extensive, with a mostly-American flare, for example, wings, ribs, burgers, and such. I'm a big fan of the wings, and the lunch specials are great, for example, the mini-burgers, or the tuna sandwich.
The nightlife is definitely a north side crowd, so if you dig that, you'll love this place on Wednesday nights, especially. I haven't really been up there on weekend nights, so you may want to ask what it's like on weekends, if you plan to head up there on a Saturday. Plenty of onsite parking is available, though, you'll need to be a little patient at lunch during the week.
I'm told the St. Patrick's Day party is off the chain.
This spot is pretty killer on a number of levels. First the food is decent, not really amazing, or all that different, but with things like a bison burger and local raised Indiana beef on the menu, there are certainly some standouts. The service is probably a little below average, but I'm sure there is some confusion on the staffs part as to whether they are a bar server or a restaurant server, they are two completely different things, and I can see where they would get confused, but the sooner they figure it out...the better off we will all be.
Second stellar thing about Scotty's is the phenomenal beer list, quite a few on draft and even more in the bottles, I dig it a lot. Other things that keep me coming back include the live local musicians that rock the patio on occasion. Oh, and to satisfy my constant desire for outdoor seating this place has a bomb patio. Finally no matter where your allegiances lie on the sports scale, you can satisfy a need at Scotty's by rocking out a booth with your own personal T.V. to follow the amazing Cincinnati Bengals....or that team that has a horseshoe on their helmets, who ever they are.
UPDATE: They killed St. Scotty's Day. However, the MoFo wrap and pulled pork will keep me coming back every time i'm in Indy.
Wednesday night at Scotty's was turned into a holiday a year and a half ago or so. i'm sure you've heard of St. Scotty's Day.
$3 pitchers of Killians or Coors. Or $6 for any other pitcher, however based on our consumption levels, $3 Killians worked well.
Once you become a regular, you may as well load your Scotty's card with $100, which they will add an additional $20 to that for free. A solid investment.
Great staff. Great food (huge menu). Good times.
Scotty's Brewhouse - home of the dill chip, an incredibly tasty deep-fried sliced pickle served with an awesome sauce.
Scotty's has flat screen televisions everywhere - including at each booth - so you won't miss a game. Â The place is spotless and the staff is great. Â Unlike many chains and franchises, I spoke with some of the staff and they are paid well, provided flexibility in their schedules, and even have scholarships set up to encourage students to stay in school.
They also have a nice $5 lunch for the cheapo business luncheon, but the food is exceptional.
My favorite meal there, thus far, has been a spicy Tortilla soup. Â It's seasoned great and tastes like Momma's secret home recipe.
Great staff, lots of room, incredible food! Â What else can you ask for? Â Well - one more thing - they have Online Ordering and 1-800 Ordering for Take-Out. Â You'll also find them in West Lafayette, Muncie, and Bloomington.
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