101 Beer Kitchen
Welcome to the world of flavorful delights at 101 Beer Kitchen! This New American gastropub and bar located in Carmel, IN, offers a wide range of dishes that will tantalize your taste buds. From hearty entrees to scrumptious small plates, there is something for everyone at this vibrant restaurant.
One of the standout features of 101 Beer Kitchen is its diverse menu, catering to various dietary preferences and restrictions. Whether you're a fan of burgers, sandwiches, or seafood, you'll find a dish that suits your palate. The restaurant also offers a range of soups, salads, and starters, perfect for sharing with friends or enjoying as a solo treat.
Customers rave about the quality of the food at 101 Beer Kitchen, with favorites like the Lemon Chicken Parmesan and the Creole Walleye garnering high praise. The attention to detail in each dish is evident, from the perfectly cooked proteins to the flavorful sides that complement every bite.
But it's not just the food that keeps patrons coming back for more. The welcoming atmosphere, attentive waitstaff, and extensive beer selection make dining at 101 Beer Kitchen a truly enjoyable experience. Whether you're stopping by for brunch or grabbing a quick bite after work, this restaurant has something for everyone.
So why not indulge in the culinary delights of 101 Beer Kitchen? With its varied menu, cozy ambiance, and top-notch service, this restaurant is sure to become a favorite dining destination for food lovers of all kinds.
101 Beer Kitchen Menu
Location
Address: 1200 S Rangeline Rd Ste 100 Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: (317) 204-7300
Business info
- Takes ReservationsYes
- Offers DeliveryYes
- Offers TakeoutYes
- Wheelchair accessibleYes
- Accessible parking near entranceYes
- ADA-compliant main entranceYes
- steps or stairsYes
- ADA-compliant restroomYes
- QR code menus availableYes
- ASL proficientYes
- Closed captioning on TVsNo
- Accepts Credit CardsYes
- Outdoor SeatingYes
- CasualYes
- Moderate NoiseYes
- Offers CateringYes
- Good for GroupsYes
- Good For KidsYes
- Good for DinnerYes
- Street ParkingYes
- Waiter ServiceYes
- Free Wi-FiYes
- Full BarYes
- Heated Outdoor SeatingYes
- Covered Outdoor SeatingYes
- SmokingNo
- Compostable containers availableYes
- Provides reusable tablewareYes
Last Reviews
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Author: Karen O.
Second time coming here and another home run! I sure wish they were closer to me, I could become a regular. I got the Burger with a yummy side of cucumber salad, covered in Parmesan. Loved the horseradish mayo on my burger. My daughter couldn't stop saying how good her brunch special Creole Steak and eggs were. It looked and smelled delicious. She was stuffed but sad the amazing food was gone when she finished. Our server recommended it and she was glad to hear. Nice decor with comfy booths and a covered patio that is dog friendly. Can't wait to visit again
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Author: Sue R.
Just sorry I didn't come here sooner. Reasonable prices, great waitstaff (Jen!), a diverse menu and delicious food. I had the Lemon Chicken. Incredible. Such a large portion I brought home almost half of it. My husband had the Creole Walleye, which he loved. Great flavor- not too spicy- and he couldn't get over how delicious the Fried Green Tomatoes were that it was served upon. We started with the Paloma for him and the Champagne Margarita for me. Both very tasty, but out of the two the Paloma was the clear winner. And yes, they take reservations! We'll definitely be back soon!
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Author: Jerri S.
The wedge salad is a great change up with Romaine lettuce. Their new spring menu is out!! My handsome husband and son, each had Lemon Chicken. TWO large pounded thin breasts, very tender. Served along green beans and potatoes with an inspiring, flavorful lemon sauce. Could easily be shared with maybe an additional side. Enjoy!!
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Author: Damon M.
I tried 101 Beer Kitchen for the first time on a Saturday at around 6:30 p.m. I did not have a reservation. I would describe the greeter as more efficient than friendly. She advised that I would have to wait about twenty minutes to be seated. I asked her whether the bar was "first come first serve." The greeter said it was, so I put my name on the waitlist for a table and looked for two open seats at the bar. Ideally, the greeter would have told me about the bar being available without a wait. Had I not assumed that the bar was seating was available, I might have unnecessarily stood around waiting for a table to become available, I do not remember a lot about the ambiance of the restaurant, but I thought restaurant looked clean. And I liked the fact there was a hand washing station that was outside of the bathroom. After finding two open seats at the bar, we sat down. There were not any menus available, so I started searching for a menu on my phone. The bar tender eventually came over and handed menus to us. The bar tender stood out for his ability to be attentive and friendly without being intrusive. I ordered a bacon cheeseburger with fries. My wife ordered a salad of some kind. While waiting for the food to arrive, I watched a UFC fight on one of the televisions that was over the bar. I was well positioned to see the television, but I could easily imagine that some people would be disappointed if they planned to go to this restaurant to watch a game. The television viewing experience at 101 is inferior to what you would experience at a restaurant such as Twin Peaks. (But 101 is a much better place to take a date!) While waiting for the food to arrive, I was able to look into the kitchen. Nothing alarming was happening. The parts that I could see looked clean. That was encouraging. On both sides of the window that allows you to view the kitchen, there were lists of beers. The restaurant offers a good number of choices if you are a novice beer drinker. The burger, fries, and salad arrived after a reasonably short amount of time. I thought the burger ranked somewhere between acceptable and exceptional. For the price (around $15), I did not think it was drive-across-town-for-it good. And I did not think the taste was as good as what you might get at the Hop Doddy in Austin, Texas, But if you are already in the restaurant and want to have something basic to pair with your beer of choice, then I do not think you would go wrong with 101's burger. I think my wife placed her salad in the "acceptable but not exceptional" category. I think the total bill was $33 (including the tip). But I could easily see spending $50 - $75 if I wanted to have a couple drinks and a couple of the more expensive food choices. I am giving 101 four stars, but I would describe the experience as somewhere between liked it and really liked it. That means 101 is really a 3.5 for me. But I can't give a half star, so I am rounding up instead of rounding down because the place is better than a three star restaurant. I suspect that I will return one day if I happen to be in the area.