Some Guys Pizza Pasta Grill

I'm afraid I'm doing this review a week after going here, but I didn't want to forget to do it. I had been craving a good Stromboli for about a week and decided on this place because I enjoyed their pizza in the past and knew they had a sausage Stromboli. We checked ahead of time and Google said it wasn't busy, but it ended up being busier than we realized and we were told it would be a 30 minute wait. We were seated 25 minutes later at a booth that had a sticky surface on top. The bus boy cleaned off the top for us when I pointed it out, but didn't dry it off very well. The back of the booth seat had a huge opening to it. I was afraid of putting my coat and purse down for fear they would hit the floor, thankfully that never happened. The seat itself, other than a few crumbs was clean.The booth atmosphere was nice and intimate. Each booth had their own awning and lighting as well as a funny piece of artwork on the wall. I can't remember the music though, may have been Italian music that was lightly playing in the background.My wife had an IPA Cream Ale and I had a water to drink. We started with an appetizer of garlic bread. There were six medium size pieces of crunchy garlic bread that were nice, garlicky, and crispy.My wife had a personal pizza with pepperoni and mushroom along with a Caesar side salad and I had the sausage Stromboli with a side of potato chips and a house side salad with ranch dressing.The salads came out first and mine was just loaded with creamy and tangy ranch dressing. While I'm not exactly complaining about the amount of dressing because I love ranch dressing, it did seem like a bit much for the size that it was. It also had more like crunchy bread crumbs on top instead of actual croutons. It was mixed greens with red onions and shredded mozzarella cheese with the large amount of ranch dressing and crunchy bread crumbs on top. I enjoyed it despite the fact the salad was sort of drowning in dressing. My wife enjoyed her salad as well and thought it was very tasty.My wife's pizza and my Stromboli arrived shortly after finishing our salads. Her pizza looked nice with lots of cheese, crispy cooked pepperoni, and mushrooms. She was very happy with the taste and quality of it.My sausage Stromboli was a very spicy sausage patty on Italian bread with pizza sauce, cheese, red onion, green pepper, and mushroom. I did ask for extra green pepper, extra heavy onion, and extra mushrooms. I figured my sandwich would be messy because of the extra veggies, I didn't anticipate it being served in a small basket with the potato chips underneath it getting soggy from the sauce and extra juices from the veggies. The sausage was also very spicy, just beyond my limit of spice too. I went to the bathroom shortly after finishing eating. The bathroom was generally clean, but it looks like they need to update it a bit because the cut-out of the tile for the toilet paper roll holder was smaller than the cut-out in both stalls. The handicap stall that I used had a baby changing table, but it was chained up closed. The soap dispenser was almost non-functional. I will return, but I will never get their Stromboli again.

It's well known that at one point Some Guys received one of my rare 1-star reviews. Over the years, I've grown fonder of this northeastside pizza joint that is not far from my home yet for years elicited a truly awful response from me. If you know me, you know I care highly about customer service and will sometimes even choose customer service over food quality. My first ever experience at Some Guys had demonstrated a blatant exhibit of poor customer service AND disability discrimination, an experience that led me to never return for several years and to tell everyone I knew about it. A few years ago, I opted to return after my friends repeatedly assured me that it must've been a fluke and they assured me that there was no way the owners would tolerate such a behavior again. I have to admit that my return was pretty good. I held a grudge, for sure, but I have to admit it was a better experience and led me to decide to return occasionally. Here we are a few more years after I increased my review from 1-star to 3-stars and I'm moving it up another star. I've never again had a poor customer service experience here and I consistently enjoy the food and ambience. Some Guys is located in an older strip center that recently got an exterior upgrade, though they didn't improve accessibility (which somewhat lacks here). There are accessible parking spots, though there's really not a decent curb cut on the Some Guys side of the building and it can be tricky getting to the sidewalk on crowded nights. Some Guys also has two sets of double-sided glass doors that are somewhat heavy. You enter into a lobby area and go forward to a hosting area. Some Guys does a brisk carry-out business and is only open evenings starting at 4pm and closing at 9pm. They are closed Mondays. The dining room is warm and friendly, though somewhat crowded (part of the customer service issue I originally had was around seating, my wheelchair, and their crowded dining room). There are both booths and tables. In case it's not obvious, Some Guys emphasizes pizza and pasta dishes. They have the expected pizzas, pastas, appetizers, salads, and desserts. The pizzas include traditional and wood-fired. I typically opt for a small 8" pizza with pepperoni, a side of garlic bread (which you can get as a half-order), and my usual unsweetened iced tea. Some Guys used to have a sister location in the Geist area, though that location was closed. At this point, this is the only location open. Service is consistently friendly, though I'm not sure I'd call it truly welcoming. It's warm enough that I enjoy going back. Some Guys is in its 34th year in Indy and there's no doubt there's a loyal following here. This really is a relatively small location, though it's warm, friendly, and cozy. They have a nice beer and wine menu and salads and desserts along with a menu for kids. I will admit that I was a bit more of a fun of WB's when it was open just a block away, however, with them gone it's mostly chains now in this neighborhood unless you head over to Blind Owl. I've definitely become more affectionate about this place over the years. I still live in this area and I now do believe my poor customer service on that first visit years ago was a fluke. I don't dismiss that fluke - sometimes you do only get one chance to get it right. However, in this case, I've now developed a history of positive experiences and can definitely give Some Guys a thumbs up.

I don't go here frequently but every time I leave I'm satisfied. On this occasion we came to enjoy friends and the lasagna that is served only on the first weekend of the month. Dinners come with a side salad which is a good size and garlic bread. They make their ranch dressing in-house and is great for dipping anything in. The bread comes out warm and the lasagna is amazing. I don't order it often and here I cannot pass it up. I didn't get pictures of it but I was also recommended the Alfredo. Also, don't skip dessert. I toke mine home and was not able to put it down after the first bite.

This is a hidden gem! Their pizza was so good! I walked in to pick it up and the inside looks so cozy! Perfect for a family dinner at the local pizza joint. It was quick and everyone was friendly when we picked it up.

Really loving this pizza. I live right around the corner and kind of forgot about it for a while. Now I'm back to getting it on a regular basis. Family loves it. Definitely the best pizza in the Broadripple area!

Some Guys is still the best around. Get any wood fired pizza and you will not be disappointed. My favorite is the House Pepperoni and add onion. The pepperoni is very thick and spicy. It goes well with a glass of red Zinfandel. I always love they have local beers on tap and their house salad is one of the best! Try the bbq chicken sandwich. It has smoked Gouda cheese piled on top. Enjoy!

Always excellent food. Great people. 2thumbs up!! Gluten free crusts are nice and crispy

Top Notch Hidden Gem. The Pizza, Lasagna & Salads are among the very finest you'll find anywhere in the city. Service is always friendly - the community, culture and culinary excellence is a simple and proven recipe for success. Thanks Nancy & Keith - you are AWESOME!

It's been years since I had a chance to get to eat at this place - but I'm sure it hasn't changed a bit. It's the real deal. Not easy to find - but hard to forget.

We started having food from Some Guys when it opened. We have magnets and pins and some other SG swag from back in the day. That was nearly, well 30 years ago. Suffice to say we are deeply ingrained in the SG menu, we all have our favorites, favorite Pizza toppings, a lust for the zen like Lasagna, and real love for that Oven. This is a wonderful place to take your family and have a meal, glass of wine and be waited on in a fun, bustling spot. They are super attentive whether you carry it home or enjoy the dining room-we hope SG outlives us by at least 30 years!Cheers!