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Where to eat Bar food in Valparaiso: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Valparaiso, Indiana, United States. Valparaiso (/ˌvɑːlpəˈreɪzoʊ/ vahl-pə-RAY-zoh) is a city and the county seat of Porter County, Indiana, United States. The population was 31,730 at the 2010 census.
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10. Semento's Napoli Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Semento's Napoli Cafe is a local family owned business since 1939. We have a full menu with huge portions. From Sandwiches, bar appetizers, and dinners to seafood. We also have large selection of beer and liquor choices. Our seating capacity is quite larg
Reviewed By davea336
We are non smokers walked in walked out what can i say i dint like to have stinky clothes do more business smoke free 3 monkey's is a smoke free bar tavern in Hobart does good business smoking was cool 75 years ago, not so much now its 2018, join us sucks when your legacy is a smoke filled barDave, Just wanted to let you know that we do have a non smoking dining room with a separate entrance on the west side the building. You can enjoy the same food on either side. And, after Memorial Day our outside deck is open in the back with. 10,000 sq. Ft. Game area. We have Botchi ball, full size shuffleboard, 5 cornhole boards, a bar, and lighted seating area under the trees, and music a few days a week. The bar can be smokey but we do have other options. Come and try us out! Robin Semento
9. Industrial Revolution Eatery & Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 839 reviews
Born out of a passion to create a bold, unique and exciting restaurant theme, the Industrial Revolution Eatery & Grille fuses the finest handcrafted comfort cuisine with an atmosphere that pays tribute to the American spirit of Innovation and Greatness.We
Reviewed By aplutzer
I was here with about 80 people from an organized road tour of the great Lincoln Highway. The food was good and the service attentive even though one of the entree choices - chicken breasts - wasnât served until others had finished their fish or pot roast. Watch the large gauge railroad go by in the ceiling tracks and the tv had loops appropriate to the real industrial revolution such as Ford and Edison. A fun place. Good food.
8. Figure Eight Brewing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Mission Our mission is to make great beer and share it. Utilizing the best ingredients while synthesizing classic and innovative brewing styles and techniques, riding on the edge of where beer has gone and where beer is going. Company Overview Figure Eigh
Reviewed By lynne p
This is a microbrew in a yuppy town (block off main street/strip). Looks like was formerly a store front cuz of the large glass windows. They've at least 8-10 beers on top (that they make on premises) plus 1 or more local "guest" craft brew. They offer a large offering of wines (lots from Indianapolis, some from Cali) and ciders. They offer seasonal beer. In summer had a watermelon and now an Octoberfest one. The waitress was so attentive, informative and friendly! Was excited it was our first time and walked us thru everything. They have a page of apps, diff burgers, sandwiches of all types, some pasta entrees and at least 6 types of flatbreads. We had the mac and cheese cake ($7) for an app, small but tasty. Is a round cake and crusted on outside drizzled w/an aioli sauce. Hubby had the all American burger which had thick slice of ham on top of burger, cheese, lettuce, tomato, etc. $12 w/homemade chunky potato salad. I had the flatbread which had pork, ham, bacon, bleu cheese, mozzarella, sauce, etc. All food homemade and very tasty. Flatbread a bit pricey at $13 w/no side to accompany it. Have large bar and plenty of tables around the bar. They offer nachos, fried pickle pickles, spinach and artichoke dip and other apps. Everything was inviting looking and very tasty. We had the mini pretzels w/icing for dessert - $5. Those were prob my least fave (icing not that sweet and pretzels had beer/cheese taste? I'd def recommend coming here. It's prob hit or miss w/time. We got there Sat. night (Sweetest Day) about 5, and not crowded at all (seat yourself!), but getting more so later on. Had outdoor seating and even tho late Oct. still offered/available. Looked like they had arcade games. Didn't see any pub games like jenga, board games, like some other breweries offer. Def go try it!
7. Pikk's Tavern
Overall Ratings
3 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By Grinny1
The food and service are very good at Pikk's. We host a dinner there twice yearly and have great reviews from our business partners. The only negative for a group is that the banquet facility is in the basement and there are no restrooms or elevators, however, the meeting space is quite adequate and service is spectacular.
6. Parea Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Sheri2605
We ate dinner on a Friday night at Parea. There was no wait at 6:30 - unheard of at a downtown restaurant. Our server was very nice and the service was excellent. We started with calamari as an appetizer. It was ok - not the best we've ever had but not the worst either. I had the grouper with lemon rice soup. The soup was good and the grouper was good, too. Good beer selection. We may go back at some point in time but not too soon. Many other better choices in Valparaiso, in my opinion.
5. Radius
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Laura99IN
Recommended by friends and I'm so glad we went. All 4 of us cant wait to come back. Excellent service, appetizers, meals. My husband is super picky and he never complained once. Miracles do happen. We've tried all the higher ranked restaurants and we weren't impressed. This restaurant should be #1.
4. Burger Haus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By MikeValpo
There are an ever increasing number of upscale burger places around, but very few take such care in higher quality beef combined with the accoutrements. I have tried many offerings and found each one to be superb. My current favorite is the Baton Rouge with butter lettuce, andouille sausage, shrimp, white cheddar, a remoulade topping and onions. It is a riot of flavor!....Their fries come in individual 'fry baskets' and are the best in town. There is an adequate wine list and a decent selection of craft beers. Weather permitting, there is a pleasant outdoor seating area. We have only one bad experience to report with a server who 'forgot' us when we were seated outside, but this is the exception. Most servers have been excellent. The inside seating is a bit insufficient for the quality of food....expect a wait during busy times. However, you'll find it well worth it.
3. Industrial Revolution Eatery & Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 839 reviews
Born out of a passion to create a bold, unique and exciting restaurant theme, the Industrial Revolution Eatery & Grille fuses the finest handcrafted comfort cuisine with an atmosphere that pays tribute to the American spirit of Innovation and Greatness.We
Reviewed By aplutzer
I was here with about 80 people from an organized road tour of the great Lincoln Highway. The food was good and the service attentive even though one of the entree choices - chicken breasts - wasnât served until others had finished their fish or pot roast. Watch the large gauge railroad go by in the ceiling tracks and the tv had loops appropriate to the real industrial revolution such as Ford and Edison. A fun place. Good food.
2. Stacks Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 329 reviews
Reviewed By MRA_MOM
A group of us went for a girls' night dinner on a weekday evening. We had a blast! The service was great and the food was AMAZING! We ordered a few appetizers to all try and we devoured them. We each had so much food for our dinner order we could barely put a dent in them. The dessert and drinks put it over the top! We cannot wait to go back! Not only do they have a great selection on the menu, but they have specials that frequently change with lots of new products to try.
1. Industrial Revolution Eatery & Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 839 reviews
Born out of a passion to create a bold, unique and exciting restaurant theme, the Industrial Revolution Eatery & Grille fuses the finest handcrafted comfort cuisine with an atmosphere that pays tribute to the American spirit of Innovation and Greatness.We
Reviewed By aplutzer
I was here with about 80 people from an organized road tour of the great Lincoln Highway. The food was good and the service attentive even though one of the entree choices - chicken breasts - wasnât served until others had finished their fish or pot roast. Watch the large gauge railroad go by in the ceiling tracks and the tv had loops appropriate to the real industrial revolution such as Ford and Edison. A fun place. Good food.
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