Ford's Garage Noblesville

This restaurant is new to us. It was not here when we lived here. Hubby & I had dinner here tonight. We checked in at 6:01. It was really busy. We were told it would be 15-20 minutes. There were places to sit while waiting. We were called back in 13 minutes.We were seated outside, but it was a beautiful evening weather wise. Our server was over quickly. I ordered water & a red sangria. Hubby got water & a beer. Man I miss Noblesville water. Hubby got chicken strips and fries. I ordered the chicken sandwich and fries. It comes with honey mustard sauce and pickles. I added Swiss cheese.The restaurant is really cool with Ford inspired items. Maybe it was because we were seated outside, but it wasn't loud. They had country music playing; which I love. The chicken strips and fries really good. My sandwich came without the honey mustard sauce, but I had the server bring me some ranch. The sandwich was so good. It was tender and not dry. Great food and good service!

3.5 / 5 Stars - Ford's Garage is quickly becoming one of my favorite chain restaurants, and for good reason. The food quality is fantastic and impressively consistent across the locations I've visited. Their chicken and hamburgers are standout items on the menu--you truly can't go wrong with either.On my most recent visit, I tried the Chipotle Chicken Sandwich, and it was excellent. The grilled chicken was incredibly tender and packed with bold, delicious flavors. It's clear they put care into crafting their dishes, and it shows.However, the service left a bit to be desired. While the staff wasn't outright rude, they could have been friendlier. Unfortunately, the server we had wasn't very attentive, which detracted from the overall experience.That said, I still highly recommend Ford's Garage for the food alone. If they can step up the service, this would easily be a 5-star spot.

My daughter took me out to Ford's Garage for my birthday. I love a good burger and make it my business to try out every restaurant where burgers are their claim to fame. When we arrived on a Monday afternoon, there was actually quite a crowd. Parties were waiting to be sat, but since we were just a party of 2, we were sat right away. Our server, Stephany, was very attentive and kind. She was eager to take our orders, but we needed a bit of time to review the menu. She first bought us water and then took our drink orders for the bar. My daughter just turned 21 in October, and looks like a baby in my opinion, but was not carded. She got a lemon drop martini and I ordered a frozen mango margarita.We then ordered the Famous Firestone Shrimp as an appetizer and those were really good (8/10). The boom boom sauce coated the shrimp and then they were drizzled with either Buffalo sauce or Sriracha. Atleast that's what it tasted like. For my entree, I got the Ford's Signature burger with no tomato cooked medium well and truffle fries. The burger was flavorful and cooked to perfection (8/10). The truffle fries deserved its own sauce, like an aioli, so I asked our server about getting some. She brought me a ramekin for dipping. The fries were still just ok (6/10). The sauce did the heavy lifting. My daughter ordered a Grilled Ribeye Steak cooked medium rare (6/10). It did not look like it had been anywhere near a grill. It was a this cut, so I imagine that they couldn't cook it long enough to get any color with the desired temperature being medium rare. She cut into it and said it was cooked nicely and told me that the steak was "cool for a burger place." Not a gleaming review, but passable. I saw her seasoning everything on her plate with salt and pepper. She had mashed potatoes and broccoli as her sides. When she packed her to-go box, there was so much broccoli that she left half of it there. The atmosphere is lively and the decor is pretty cool. I was not a fan of the shop towels being used as napkins. I laid mine across my lap and had tons of blue fuzzy stuff all over my black leggings when we left. There's also an antique car horn that goes off periodically. It can be a bit jarring if you aren't expecting it. I'll definitely be back to try out some of the other unique and fun-sounding burger combos.

I have been hearing about Fords Garage for awhile now and finally decided to try it. It was a beautiful day so we snagged a seat outside. The placement of this place is perfect when sitting outside because there is a play area, so while you are waiting for your food, if you have smaller kids they can play until the food comes. If you don't have kids, you can just sit and enjoy a nice view of the various places at Hamilton Town Center. We talked in with no reservations on a Sunday afternoon and was able to be sat right away, no problems. Our server was great. The food on the other hand was just okay. Their menu has pretty much something for everyone and I opted for a turkey burger which was just fair. I pretty much order turkey burgers everywhere I go at least once and out of all that I had this one wasn't my fav. I do eat out a ton, so I'm probably a little more pickier than most so I do suggest you give it a try.

Food was good, typical American fare. The service was fine especially as busy as they were on a Saturday night. The decor is fun, lots to look at while you wait. The best part of our meal was the onion rings tower. The rings were crispy and not greasy.

Probably one of the best happy hours I have seen. Nice portions and good variety of food on the happy hour. The only downfall is you can only enjoy happy hour at the bar so you cannot order as a family in the dining area. Wish that was different!

I'd always been curious about Ford's Garage, however, I really don't get up to Noblesville that often and when I do I tend to have a specific objective that doesn't include stopping for a meal. Today, however, I was attending a conference for work at a nearby hotel and rather than have lunch at the conference opted to give myself some air and check out Hamilton Town Center and its dining options. I saw the antique cars that have come to represent Ford's Garage and decided I had enough time for a dine-in experience today. Ford's is a growing chain that exists in several states. If it's not obvious, it has a "garage" theme to it including older cars out front and one even hanging from the ceiling. The decor is kitsch galore, however, it's fun and effective and strangely endearing. I had a pretty good idea I was going to try a burger - after all, Ford's has "Famous Burgers and Craft Beers" and I pretty much knew the drill. As seems to be always true with these specialty burger joints, a "build your own" wasn't on the menu but there was an "American Standard" that allowed me to keep things pretty basic. All burgers come with "Ford's Fries" which are, well, fries. This isn't a criticism - I'm just noting that they're really not that different. Ford's has starters, salads, "burgers of fame," soups, roadsters, other sandwiches, some entrees, and a handful of dessert options. Ford's offers a pretty extensive drink menu, as well, and a kids menu. They also offer a rewards club (which I do somewhat wish the server had mentioned, a minor faux pas for an otherwise excellent server). There's ample accessible parking. The curb cuts are quite appropriate and there's one directly in front of Ford's. The front door is a wee bit heavy, however, it's not bad. Despite being somewhat crowded, it seemed very accessible and while I was there I saw a diner in a MUCH larger power wheelchair who had no issues. I did use the restroom and found them to be delightfully decorated (Yes, I took a photo of a urinal. It made me smile.). I did find myself wondering if that big power wheelchair would have made it in the restroom - I found them to be a little bit obstructed, however, my smaller manual chair made it fine. The food was solid. The burger, made from angus beef, was tasty and cooked as ordered (medium well). The fries were good, though I found the order size just a touch smaller than expected. However, it was probably the perfect size and I left feeling satisfied but not stuffed. My server, Shantel, was top-notch throughout. She was friendly, efficient, and yet also gave me time to actually enjoy my meal. I had an iced tea refill without asking. She also asked me if I wanted it to go when I appeared to have finished without touching it, however, she didn't flinch at all when I noted wanting to stay and enjoy it. While I did enjoy the atmosphere quite a bit, it does get a bit loud and is certainly not a spot for more intimate dining. Ultimately, for me this is a really solid 4-star experience with a fun atmosphere, good food, strong service, and reasonable pricing. I'm not quite willing to go 5-stars, however, I'm very comfortable with 4-stars and would no doubt come back when I'm back in the area. I will note that the hotel area across the street is really growing and I'd expect the popularity of Ford's to grow among both locals and visitors.

Made a reservation for Ford's Garage, and it seemed liked a good choice since there were many people outside waiting! We were seated after about a 5 minute wait. This place is lively and the service was good. Our waitress was on top of it for drink refills and didn't bother us too often, which I appreciate. If you want to have a birthday dinner here, a team of waiters come to sing to you - if that's your thing! :)The food was honestly just OK for me. I tried my daughter's fish sticks - and the batter was heavily peppered. The fries were cooked nicely though! I feel like Ford's Garage is a place you either like a lot, or you think is just run-of-the-mill pub food. For me it's the latter.

I visited here for my brother's birthday lunch and enjoyed the overall garage theme and decor of the place! The food - big burgers with a variety of flavors, comfort dishes, and soup/salads - was good, but alone it didn't stand out as memorable. In my opinion, the real appeal of Ford's is the family-friendly food and fun, unique environment to create a celebratory meal. When we were there, several birthdays were being celebrated and the servers brought out a complimentary dessert, sang a song, and honked a Ford's car horn. If you or someone in your family has sensory sensitivity to loud noises, I would be aware coming in that the horn will likely go off multiple times during your visit and come prepared!

This is the second or third time I've been here over the years and my opinion is still the same. It's always packed and I have friends who rave about it but it's just okay IMO. It's located in Hamilton Town Center and a landmark spot, there is plenty of mall parking. We went with in-laws and had brunch and burgers. We tried the skillets and a couple of burgers and subbed onion rings for the fries. The skillets were decent but small for the price. The onion rings are just like Red Robin but no campfire sauce. I got the mushroom swiss burger and was underwhelmed. The mushrooms weren't really seasoned so they didn't have much flavor. Our waitress was great and I really wanted to fall in love with this burger place due to its close local to my house. I looked at the menu and it's pretty large with some nice looking entrees besides burgers and they have happy hour specials now. I might try a happy hour there...