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La mayoría de los clientes de este bar dice que aquí tienen una casera pizza sin gluten, una atrayente ternera picante y un singular cerdo a la barbacoa. Te va a gustar su comida, especialmente sus generosos pretzels. EMbers Station Bistro & Bar tiene entre sus bebidas una deliciosa cerveza de grifo, un excelente bourbon y una extraordinaria cerveza italiana. No pierdas la oportunidad de probar su magnífico café.
Por la noche, hay actuaciones de música en directo. El personal es aquí atento, y eso es lo que hace que este lugar sea tan agradable. Su profesional servicio te hará sentirte especial. Podemos recomendar este establecimiento por sus precios razonables. En este lugar, sus invitados disfrutan de una atmósfera festiva y de una decoración sofisticada. Los usuarios de Google le han dado una valoración de 4,7 a este bar.
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Roy Sanchez
hace 8 años en Google
Es un buen lugar me gusto como Los dueños te atienden excelente servisio familiar
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Adam Cochran
hace 24 días en Google
Absolutely fantastic. Food was phenomenal. Go see Al. You can’t get better or more personable service. Thanks for the experience. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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Shane Schuh
hace un año en Google
I first visited Embers Station Bistro & Bar in October 2024, discovering it while searching for plant-based food options on my drive home to Indianapolis from visiting my father in Chicago. I enjoyed my meal at the bar and was impressed by their large bourbon selection, including a rare bottle of Pappy Van Winkle 23 Year. I spoke directly with a lady I presumed was either the owner or manager, who told me a pour was $250 and even shared how they had acquired the bottle from the distributor. While that was more than I was ready to spend at the time, I remembered the conversation and thought I might return for it someday. Fast forward to today (August 15, 2025). After a very difficult week in Chicago following my father’s passing, I decided to stop at Embers again on my way home to Indianapolis. My father and I shared a love of bourbon, and he never had the chance to try Pappy 23, although we spoke about it often. I thought having a pour would be a fitting and meaningful way to quietly honor him. When I asked for it, the bartender began to retrieve the bottle, but the owner/manager, the same person I spoke with on my first visit, stepped in. She first said it was “reserved for a wedding” and not for sale. I mentioned that I had been in a few months earlier and seen the bottle, at which point she said it was $300 for a pour. I remembered clearly our previous conversation in October when it had been $250, so the higher price felt arbitrary, almost as if it was meant to discourage me from ordering. I told her I was fine with the price, but she returned to saying it was reserved, creating a contradiction that left me unsure, though it really felt like she simply didn’t want to serve it to me that day for whatever reason. If it was truly reserved, the price wouldn’t matter, and if it was for sale, there would be no need to say it was reserved. It can’t be both. She did express condolences when I mentioned my father had passed and offered other bourbons, but for me, it was about that specific bottle. I ultimately left without ordering. Later, I called to apologize for leaving abruptly and to explain my reason for wanting that pour. While the conversation was cordial, the Pappy remained unavailable. I understand rare bottles can be reserved for special occasions, but I was surprised to see it displayed prominently on the top of the bar if it was not for sale. What could have been a small but meaningful tribute to my father, the kind of moment you remember for a lifetime and associate with a place forever, instead became a moment of disappointment that I’ve spent more time thinking about than I wish I had. I tried to tell myself several times to let this go, but I just couldn’t, and writing it down feels like the only way to process it. I don’t even typically write reviews, and never negative ones, but I felt compelled to after how sad this lost opportunity left me feeling tonight. Maybe this is just me too raw and grieving, but what might have led to many future visits has instead left me with such a bitter taste that it’s hard to imagine returning. Service: 1
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