Broad Ripple Brewpub
Restaurant
The Broad Ripple Brewpub was established in 1990 by Englishman John Hill, born in Middlesbrough in North Yorkshire, and his wife Nancy, a Hoosier native. It was Indiana’s very first brewpub (a restaurant that brews its own beer) when it opened and is the oldest operating brewery in the state. The Brewpub was designed to recreate a typical English pub with its dark wood paneling, leaded stained glass windows, decorative tin ceiling, and cozy fire place. The Brewpub has one of the largest outdoor cafes in Broad Ripple Village, seating over seventy people.
The Brewpub offers many things to many people. Lively conversation and camaraderie at the bar; a family-friendly atmosphere, where kids are very much welcome; good natured competition in our dart room; surfing the web or getting some work done while enjoying a hand-crafted beer or a relaxed meal enjoyed outdoors on a warm Summer’s night, while people-watching on the Monon Trail (and yes you can bring your dog).
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North Central Indy
One of the most beloved areas in the city, Broad Ripple Village is a lively blend of eclectic energy, cultural richness, and natural beauty. Renowned for its diverse array of eclectic dining options (including French bistro Petit Chou and Just Pop In! Popcorn Cafe), lively nightlife, and distinctive boutiques like Rusted Moon Outfitters and Three Dog Bakery, Broad Ripple's streets are lined with charming bungalows and historic buildings. From Broad Ripple Park and recreational events to award-winning bars and restaurants like family-favorite Bazbeaux Pizza, Broad Ripple’s got a style all its own. Bike down the Monon Trail to dinner along the Canal, accompany your pooch to the dog park or take the Red Line to your favorite destinations outside the neighborhood. With its bohemian flair, welcoming atmosphere, and dynamic community spirit, Broad Ripple is a unique blend of urban sophistication and small-town charm.
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