That Place Bar & Grill

Ordered for delivery. Everything was pretty reasonably priced and they had pretty typical bar food selections. I had the Philly Steak & Cheese sandwich. I love anytime a place has homemade potato chips as an option. I liked the steak sandwich and chips, but it was all pretty greasy and fatty and I was craving something fresh after. I also tried the ghost pepper cheese balls which were good, but not as spicy as I was expecting. My mom had the breaded tenderloin and loved it. Since I ordered for delivery, I can't speak to service, but everything arrived quickly and packaged well.

Some friends and I went here to hang out. Band was great. We had some appetizers that tasted great. Our waitress was very nice and attentive. We definitely would go back.

Gabi was amazing made me and my friend the best drinks. She's adorable and ambiance is perfect for a sports bar. The people here are very nice! It's a bar you can come alone and be very safe. Hats off to Gabi adorable.

This bar/restaurant is located in a strip mall. It has a huge parking lot that it shares with the other businesses in the strip mall. The bar is a pretty decent sized and has a huge bar, a stage, a digital juke box, and fun bar games like pool, darts and trivia. They have bands there on weekend nights. It was pretty slow while I was there and since I was by myself, I just sat at the bar. The bar tender was very welcoming and friendly. She was also attentive.They have dining room seating, full service bar seating, and an outdoor patio. They also have a small menu that consists of burgers, cheese curds, salads, sandwiches, wings and pizza. I got the Frisco Burger with onion rings.It did not take long for me to get my meal. It looked good, but only tasted ok. The onion rings were over cooked and did not have much flavor. The burger was undercooked and had a hint of raw ground beef taste. This place has potential. However, it may be a better bar than a restaurant. My meal was mediocre at best. It does seem like a fun place, with pool, darts, and live music. I would suggest going there for the bar/fun and if you end up taking your chances at something on the menu, so be it.

I was wrapping up an appointment at Franciscan's campus and figured it was an ideal time to try a new restaurant on Indy's southside. It was nearing the dinner hour, though it was definitely a touch early. After considering my options, I decided to visit That Place Bar & Grill, a South Emerson establishment at the end of a strip center that is the true definition of a bar and grill. They have 2 accessible spots on the side of their building along with a rather nice curb cut. The front door is a two-door entry. The door is a little heavy, however, it's not bad. I had the door about halfway open when a customer started to rush over and help out. As you enter, the bar is in the center of the restaurant. To the right are the tables along with a stage for live music. To the left, they have taller tables, some dart boards, some pool tables, and other games. As my good friend Rick G. has noted about this place - it's definitely loud. There weren't really that many customers in the place and I was amazed how much the voices carried. Almost all the customers were sitting at the bar with a couple folks at tables (including me). There seemed to be only one person working when I arrived - again, it was right at the end of the day/lunch shift but close to evening. It took me a few minutes to be noticed, but when I was service was top-notch. I always appreciate when a bar doesn't flinch when I order iced tea. I contemplated a beer, after all I'd just gotten done with a doctor and could have used a drink, but I decided to behave. They had a lunch special of a two-topping personal pizza with a side salad for $7.99. I assumed I couldn't get it, but pizza sounded good and I started to order a pizza. The bartender, Dave, let me order the special and I was just delighted. The salad came out first - it was your ordinary side salad, though I was pleased they had Thousand Island dressing. It was good, though certainly nothing extraordinary. The pizza came out - it's a 7" pizza cut into 4 slices. I ordered sausage and pepperoni as toppings. It was a fairly typical bar pizza, though I really enjoyed it and it definitely hit the spot. I also appreciated that I got my always desired refill. Dave really had to go out of his way with me since most people were sitting at the bar. I appreciated his service and enthusiasm. It was a mostly older crowd. They were friendly and they were obviously familiar with one another. That Place definitely has a feel for a place that draws regulars. My entire bill came in at just over $11. I'm definitely fine with that. The meal was good, the service was solid, and the atmosphere was comfortable even with the loud volume. I will no doubt go back since I appear to have reached that age when going to doctors is becoming a regular thing.

Lots of dart boards, TV's everywhere, pull tabs, ID check at the door is a great idea. The bar staff are pretty ‍and friendly. The karaoke folks were fun and the atmosphere was welcoming. The mushrooms and pizza are yummy!!! I'll be back!

Good food, good service, prices that make you stay a bit longer, darts, I think I remember pool tables, loud music. That Place has a good thing going. I really liked it but it was a bit too loud for me personally. I would definitely go back for the wings and the price of everything that's for sure.

Oooooomg the pizza?!!!!! Chef's Kiss!The cheese & pepperoni was cooked with a little crisp......perfection

went there christmas night. service was terrible. no staff working tables. only one bartender working most of the tome. I know it was Christmas but if you are going to be open .... staff for it.

Kudos for turning up the sound on the Pacers game. And kudos to Gabby and Lynz for running an efficient and friendly bar!