Legends Southside Bar

This is a cute, small town, quiet bar with excellent food. I love the black and blue burger. It was delicious and the Parmesan fries. The service is great. I would definitely recommend.

Legendary, indeed! This is one of the oldest taverns in the state of Indiana -- if these walls could only talk. This was where my dad and other RHS teachers would go after school back in the 1970s and 1980s - I remember him telling stories of the "birthday fishbowl" that friends could just keep buying and pouring beers into back in the day. The old-school bar is full of historic character in the best way. Love all the album covers on the walls. It's not a big place, but that just lends to its cozy vibe. There are a few tables on the sidewalk as well. I've been wondering where to find a great burger in Richmond lately, and now I know. My cousin and I stopped in last night for dinner -- she had the Holliday burger with brie, and I got the Black Beauty with blue cheese and bacon. Both juicy, flavorful and delicious. Plus, an order of fried green beans with creamy curry dipping sauce. We were two happy customers. Will definitely be back when in town.

This is a sports bar that has probably been here forever. It is somewhat of a dive from the outside but the food is great. I had the tenderloin with Cole slaw. The Cole slaw was good, sort of soupy. The tenderloin was fresh from the fryer. It is huge and comes with everything. The flavor was very good and I left full. They have a full bar with many beer options on draft. I would be a regular if I lived here. Cool fact: this is the second oldest bar in Indiana.

Driving home from a trip east and found them on Yelp. Great food, great service and the ambience is fantastic. Their menu is extensive so something for everyone. We both got the smash burger platter and it came with fries and creamy Cole slaw. Delicious. We would definitely drive off the interstate again for this place.

A legend in its own time! This place earns high marks for food, atmosphere and service. It's non-chain and been operating in the same location as a tavern for an incredible 165 years. Very historic look. Check out the tin ceiling and tiled floor when you come in.Overall it's a small place, seating is tight and it will be loud, in a boisterous jolly kind of way. It's 21 and over only, however they do not allow smoking. Typical tavern menu - burgers and hot sandwiches, chili, fries, wings - made fresh to order and very good quality tasty food. BLT is excellent, grilled chicken was moist and tender (and enormous) - the Legends Cheeseburger was a big hit, a meal in itself. The sides are small (and cheap) but the sandwiches are so generous you really don't even need to add a side. The barmaids/servers were on the ball. As busy as it was they were in constant motion waiting on the patrons. Order taking was prompt and we were checked on several times. They were knowledgeable regarding the beer choices (8 on tap I believe plus many bottle and can options). Bit of a wait for food, but acceptable considering how busy they are, and keeping in mind you're not getting a nuked frozen patty that shows up in six minutes. One caveat: at busiest times the place may be packed to capacity and there sure ain't no room for a waiting area inside! I like Legends a lot and highly recommend.

Ah, only in Indiana.....can one order a strawberry long Island. I visited here on a chilly Monday evening after the place was recommended to me by my best friend, and the place was about half full. This is definitely a locals kind of place but I would imagine they have visitors from other areas come as well to experience history.I looked over the menu and chose the cheeseburger, and added a 2nd patty, bacon and switched to cheddar cheese. For my side, I picked the chili.As far as taste, my favorite item ended up being the chili surprisingly. The burger was ok, had a nice seared taste as first but I didn't end up finishing the burger. I did finish the chili; however, and it was pretty cheesy.The long Island iced tea was pretty standard, but light because their version isn't made with coke.

Fun, local, high-service hangout. Great decor, above average bar food. We had the Southwest Chicken Egg Rolls, the Shrimp basket w/Parmesan fries, and some Shrimp Chowder. All very good. Service was by committee but every single person was fantastic!

Legends is always good. Doesn't matter if it's for lunch, dinner, or just a drink you can't go wrong. Boo's chicken teriyaki is the best. Gyro is good too. Love the homemade kettle chips.The space is just what you want for a neighborhood bar.

10/10 super good and fun atmosphere! Will definitely return when back in the area. Wtf is this 80 character thing? Stupid af

Great little neighborhood bar. Food is always great, beer and whiskey prices are solid and the vibe is great!