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Most Popular Gastropub food in South Bend, Indiana, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Gastropub food in South Bend, Indiana, United States. The 150-year-old University of Notre Dame is South Bend's biggest tourist draw, and for good reason. Though it's not easy to land seats at the 80,000-plus-capacity Notre Dame Stadium for a "Fighting Irish" football game, you'll find plenty of attractions on the beautiful, expansive campus. Highlights include numerous works of art, the Basilica of the Sacred Heart and the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes, a replica of the famous shrine. Football fans will also want to visit the College Football Hall of Fame, which features interesting perspectives on the game and inductee videos. Whether or not you remember the Studebaker automobile, which saw its demise in the early sixties, you're sure to enjoy the Studebaker National Museum, featuring more than 75 vehicles drawn from the history of the company, beginning with horse-drawn carriages. South Bend has several fine museums, including the South Bend Regional Museum of Art and the Northern Indiana Center for History, a complex of four museums. Don't leave without trying truffles or fudge from the South Bend Chocolate Company.
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1. Crooked Ewe Brewery & Ale House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By rocmartin2003
We arrived at the Crooked Ewe and found the parking lot to be full. We drove to the other side of the building and there was a small parking lot that appeared to be an employee lot with a wood fired smoker out back. We left, thinking we'd find another place to eat, however when we got to the stoplight, we noticed a parking lot for another business with people appearing to walk to the restaurant. Upon entering the parking lot, there were signs indicating this was the Ewe overflow parking. We got in the restaurant and it was not full as the lot would have indicated. We were waited on quickly and had drinks within minutes. We ordered the hushpuppies as an appetizer and I had the gyro and my wife the arepa. The hushpuppies are amazing. Much different flavor than we expected. These aren't your normal hushpuppies. We absolutely loved them though. My gyro came on a homemade pita what was phenomenal. The flavors were just fantastic with the cucumber kimchi and the pickled red onion. My wife loved her arepa equally as well. Our waitress was back for refills in a timely manner and with the check at the end of the meal as well. The atmosphere was wonderful with a beautiful view of the river outside the back of the restaurant. For a couples date night, it was a hit with my wife. We will definitely be going back. If the lot is full, go back to the corner and park there!
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2. Rohr's Notre Dame
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
It's time to make updates to our dining establishments at the Morris Inn. We are retiring Sorinâs as of November 3rd, and reimagining Rohrâs, as of November 24th. Renovation work will begin in November and continue through April. Our targeted opening of t
Reviewed By 46carpediem
the menu was quite unique: Brussel sprouts and apple pieces on a pizza?!! (quite sweet); good fries (large portion); hamburger (very large; two can share); service was excellent and very accommodating as the size of our party increased during the evening. moderately expensive.Dear 46carpediem, Thank you for your recent review of Rohr's. We are glad to hear the service was accommodating to your party and you found the menu to be unique - we take great pride in our chefs and their creativity! Your feedback is extremely valuable as it helps us to continually improve the quality of service our guests receive. We hope to welcome you back the next time you are on the beautiful campus of Notre Dame.
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3. South Bend Brew Werks
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Tanya M
Found this gem while passing time. Itâs a small establishment but the service and tastiness of the food packs a big punch. I loved the eclectic feel of the place. There seemed to be only one server but the bartender was a team player and delivered drinks to everyoneâs table when the server was taking food orders. They offered a decent selection of beers. I enjoyed the crispness of a grapefruit IPA called Emilyâs. The server was knowledgeable about the menu and gave recommendations about local favorites. I definitely plan to stop in again during my next visit to South Bend.
4. The Lauber
Reviewed By katherinewX3991QX
What a cool place in DTSB! A great atmosphere with fun outdoor games: corn hole, connect-4, Yardtzee, etc. Fantastic drinks with talented bartenders! Very loud interior made it hard to talk; we requested a table outside and were lucky to get one quickly, it was much better for conversation!The menu was okay. My salad was okay; my husband had the brisket which he said was good. I think the pizza is the way to go.
