Mug n Bun

Food: great price for what you get. My peanut butter banana shake was delicious. My son loved his root beer float. Apparently they make their own root beer. Onion rings were light and crispy. Not too much batter which made them easy to eat and not feel full. We got the chicken tenders, hamburger and cheese burger kids meal. All yummy. We will most definitely be back to try more of the big menu. Service was quick, friendly and everything you'd want. Ambiance: place is older/run down but that really just adds to the character. It's been around for a while so it was to be expected.Can't wait to come back and try their desserts and other shake flavors .

Great tasting memorable corn dogs onion rings and Root Beer .There pizza place in the back has wonderful pizza but the broasted pork Chops are fantastic as well as the Chicken and big roasted potato wedges they even include fried biscuits ..definitely not a great place for your diet, but amazing for your palette.

I pulled up and received service right at my car door window. I ordered root beer floats, onion rings, and French fries! I didn't wait very long to receive my food once I placed my order. Onions rings were hot and crispy, on the larger side (definitely shareable). The root beer float was deliciously sweet and creamy! The root-beer was one of the best I've had so good!

Long time old fashion car hop!!! Food is good...they have a full menu with all sorts of things, we ordered double cheeseburger, chili cheese dogs and onion rings and mugs of homemade root beer!!! Service was great and atmosphere is awesome..definitely family and pet friendly. They have a nice covered area with tables to eat and you can also just pull up and someone will come and take your order. Also a walk in restaurant next door!! Give them a try...we definitely will be going back to try other menu items.

Mug n Bun is a Westside staple after 50 years and loved by many with a steady following. Unfortunately, it is currently for sale and some uncertainty for the future for us who visit often.Our go-to's are the chili dogs and family size French fries. My son loves the breaded tenderloin with everything on it. The milk shakes are good, and I order the peanut butter. The shrimp, chicken, and catfish dinners are very popular.The Italian Sausage and Polish Sausage are decent, and the Sirloin Steak Hoagie is hit and miss. Sometimes it is very tender and next time tough.There is outdoor seating on the deck with indoor seating at the Mug n Bun house next to the parking lot. They are open year round.Mug n Bun Pizza is located at the back of the parking lot. Pizzas are CARRY OUT ONLY. They are very popular with patrons. Pizzas are obviously offered as well as subs, fried chicken, pork chops dinners, and chicken dinners along with family dinners. Family dinners include potatoes, slaw, and rolls. After 54 years, they must be doing something right!Whether you carry out, sit in your car to eat, sit on the deck, or go indoors, it will trigger those nostalgia days of car hops and drive-ins. Stop in and take advantage of Mun n Bun in case they disappear from Speedway soon.

Having been to several root beer stands on this trip, Mug N Bun was a bit disappointing. Middle of the pack, anyway. Not bad. Service was a bit curt and slow compared to others. Probably just understaffed. Leave your lights on for service, whether to order or to have the tray taken away. Got a burger and corn nuggets, and of course root beer. Burger was big for a single. Soft bun, good patty, decent toppings- plasticky tomato. Corn nugget portion was smaller than I expected but decent. Nuggets were good; have I ever had a bad one? Root beer was watery (iced, but also thin tasting, it seemed.) Wintergreen and anise predominating. Couldn't see head- they have their own special cups. Different, not bad, refreshing enough.Price seemed high, but then, everyplace has gone up. Good enough that I'd go back if in the immediate area, not worth a detour.

I have not been to this place in years. I was in the area and was trying out where to grap lunch. I know it was sold a couple of years back, but food is still the same. I pulled right in, and the server came out and handed us a menu. I ordered the double hamburger without cheese, seasoned fries, and a chocolate milkshake. Food is made fresh and came out HOT!. The hamburger was on bun, but a slice a white bread was placed on top of the bottom bun. I thought it was weird and too much bread. The fries were good but overly seasoned. Chocolate milk was delicious. We decided to eat there because the weather was so nice. Our server was semi attentive, but it became busy, so I can understand a bit. The building itself could use some updating, and it's still easy to find a spot to pull up in. Definitely will be back to try other things since they are open year round. It is important to note the servers take cash tips only, venmo, or cash app. It's plastered everywhere.

I've been to mug n bun multiple times on many different occasions. I've ordered different things and the food is subpar. It all tastes like old grease. Every single time I go, the total never matches up with what the total should be according to their own menu, even with taxes added, they add additional charges for literally nothing. They don't provide receipts of what they are charging you. they make their prices up as they go, and it is never consistent. I would steer clear of this place. If you don't want to be charged extra for literally no reason.

I love the root beer from this place it has the perfect creamy flavor. The service is nice for a drive in restaurant. My other favorite are the basics onion rings and burgers. This is the perfect place to stop after visiting the race track or if you are just in the area.

The Mug'nBun is a Speedway / Westside Indy institution. The traditional Drive-In with wait staff who run out to your cars as well as picnic tables setup and also now a Dining Room building (I have never been in). Great to grab a tenderloin sandwich or any of their many menu items. The Root Beer is homemade and the Floats, Shakes & Malts all are worth the trip. No alcohol, so fountain drinks. But did I mention the Rootbeer?