Sun King - Fishers

I'm not a fan of their year round lineup, but I really enjoy trying their seasonal options. Their Haut Chocolate they had last year was one of my favorite beers I've ever had and I enjoyed the C3 and Kookie that they had on tap last week. Drink service has been pretty good here as well for us.Main reason I don't give a 5th star is because I don't love their dining options between the awkward system for ordering and collecting your food as well as the food offerings themselves. If they accepted bringing in outside food I would frequent here more often.

Returned for more beer with Sun King but new for the Fishers location for me. The beer we had was the Orange Vanilla Sunlight which is a Cream Ale. This was a good Cream Ale for sure. I always thought that this type of Ale I don't have often I take to be a novelty still after all my brewery and beer exploring and that is very much a good thing. Because when I do have a Cream Ale I almost always enjoy it. The flavor characteristics live up to the name well. You can definitely pick up the orange and the vanilla. It makes the beer sweet but not too much. The body of the beer is creamy and smooth, just like how a good Cream Ale should be!

There is no shortage of beers, liquor, and craft cocktails here. The 1st floor and patio is kid-friendly. The upstairs is 21+.Food comes the little food court on the side (The Test Kitchen). Sun King hosts several restaurants testing out their concept there.

This is a great location! I'm glad to see they've changed out the food options in the test kitchen. I do wish there were food options like the one in Carmel. The fishers location seemed very understaff with the dining locations. Food was decent, drinks were great as always. Sun king makes a great margarita!!

Great selection of beer with wonderful overall vibes! Went here the day before thanksgiving and had impeccable service despite the crowds

Sara's service was excellent. Very knowledgeable about the beer selections and gave us a great mystery flight. Definitely coming back when she works.

I have been wanting to try this place for quite sometime. It was a friends birthday and they live in Fishers so I finally had the opportunity.First off it is located in the Yard, the new district in Fishers which has lots of shops and places to dine. That's fantastic but parking is pretty hard to find, especially when attempting to park around 7:30pm on. Saturday! After circling a couple times found a spot pretty close to the building. Walking in, it was very vibrant and busy. All the tables were taken (luckily my friends were already there). Not king after sitting down, a server came to take my drink order. She was very prompt and friendly. I'm not a huge beer fan so I asked her for suggestions on a light beer. She recommend two. Inside Sun King is also the Test Kitchen. I have heard about this but didn't realize it is located inside the brewery. So once I ordered my beer I went to order food. There are I think 4 different options. You order via a kiosk and you receive a text when your food is ready. Pretty neat and efficient. There are lots of TVs around and music is playing. I've been to the Sun King downtown which is much closer but I would say this one is more warm and feels like an actual bar. I like it...it's just a bit far from me! -)

I'm a big fan of the Sun King Carmel but had never been to the new-ish Sun King Fishers! Its quite similar to the Carmel location, with an ample ground level patio, large interior space with three food vendors, and an upstairs patio. It's within the bustling Fishers District area and overlooks The Yard area. Because of that, parking can be tight - but there is a free (I think) parking garage adjacent to Sun King.SK always has an ample drink menu, including ciders and NA options. I tried the Pineapple Crush NA drink - basically a Shirley Temple with pineapple juice. It was refreshing, but I was surprised to see it was $5.50 - basically the same price as a can of cider or a basic beer, but this had no alchohol.Great service as always. I'll be back!

A group of friends wanted to meet up and we decided this would be a good place. There is a large open area on the first floor with picnic style tables suitable for large groups. When you walk in there is an employee that greets you and let's you know to grab a table, a server will bring you drinks, and you order food from your phone via a QR code.For a drink I went with the MARTYLADA (Pachanga Mexican-Style Lager, Sun King Bloody Mary Mix, Tajin Rim, Lime Wedge). Their version of a michelada. It was good and very beer forward.For food they have three options: Gordito's (think Mexican food), inspo (think bar food meets healthy, meets foodie), and One Trick Pony (Burgers). I opted for the nachos and they were great although pricy.Over all it was a great place for good food and drinks and a place to meet up with friends!

Seven of us arrived on 1/3 to eat before an Indy Fuel hockey game. Among the seven, there was a 23 year-old--who wanted lemonade and four 50-somethings and two 80-year-olds. I am 80 (!) and was told by the server that without an ID, I could not have a beer. If there is a more extreme example of corporate stupidity, I'd listen. There is no legal authority--had they walked in while we were there--that would have challenged the legality of my being served a beer without an ID. Having experienced that, it makes me concerned about other "policy" issues that corporate management endorses. An extreme example of bad management.