Sun King Brewery

Food: Sun King Brewery has a few locations throughout Indiana in the surrounding Indianapolis area. What's unique about them is there is no table service. All the food is provided by different partner shops of Sun King that have different food stands you purchase your food from. It's fun because everyone can choose what kind of cuisine they like and what they're in the mood for. Some of their partner shops include Oca, La Margarita, The Den, Offshore by Pier 48, and Pi.

Drinks: In all honesty, the first time I visited Sun King brewery, I didn't really like the beer. I am a craft beer fan, but there was something about it that I didn't really go for. However, when I was back again, I decided to give it another try. This time around, I found a new love for it. At the Sun King Brewery, I recommend a flight to try some of the different beers out. They even allow you to add any of their cocktails to your flight, which I thought was a really cool addition as well. Sun King has many beers and flavors to choose from, lots with funny names and designs. I recommend a flight as the best way to see which one you like best.

Decor: Sun King has a few locations: I've been to 3. In Downtown Indianapolis, the space is considered the Sun King Brewery. It has less food options, but has more of a brewery feel where you can see the beer being made and can smell it brewing. The Broad Ripple location is very new and only has Offshore by Pier 48 as a food option, but it's delicious and a really nice space. The location in Carmel is the Sun King Spirits and they have a lot more food options. It's a classy brewery vibe. I prefer the Carmel location because they have a whole outdoor area with games and chairs and fire pits. Come in the summer for a fun Sunday afternoon or night out with friends. They also host a lot of events here too, like fitness classes, or events involving your pets, and who doesn't love that?

My fav: I really loved the BBQ at the Carmel location from The Den. The pulled pork sandwich and fries are incredible, and I believe they were featured on The Food Network. As for drinks, I think the Panchenga is a better version of a Corona. Perfect for the summer.

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