Fox and Hound Pub & Grille

A great place to hang out but the menu could use a little work there’s not much to choose from and the food wasn’t that great I’d probably go back just cause it’s a good place to hangout and I’ve brought the kids since they’ve switched to family dinning but I wish the food was a little better, I will say I’ve had awesome service

The food is awful. Burger and fish was too dry. Lettuce leaves are old. They shouldn’t go in a salad or burger EVER. The entire place is dirty. McD has a better burger. Very disappointed.

To be fair, I went on a very slow night so this could be a 4 star place to visit. The main bar was large. If this place was packed it would have a great buzz.
Our group had appetizers (OK) and the normal beer and mixed drinks. The food was average (pizza was not good at all). The service was friendly and quick. Playing pool was fun and easy with few patrons in the building.
The building, amenities (pool, bar, restaurant, etc) are what you’d expect of the brand.
Go for it.

It’s lively, it’s sporty, it’s modern. It’s more like a 3.45. Love the daily deals. Used to visit once a week.

I love this place. The bartenders are great, and they have a decent selection of beers.
The reason I really come here (every time I am on the North-​side) is their black forest sandwich. Turkey, bacon, cheese, honey-​mustard on a pretzel roll.
I really wish they would open one on the South-​side (135 and Whiteland Rd. near Bargersville would be great!)

Not a good experience this time. Maybe my expectations were too high, but I don’t think so.
Food was really just so so, the burger had no taste, and a Patron Margarita was more expensive here than at the Swan’s «expensive» bar (reference Swan/​Dolphin resort at WDW).
There was no silverware or salt on the table, so I had to decide whether to let my food go cold waiting for my waitress to come back into the room or use a chip to spread my mayo and forget the salt. Funny that every person in the room I was in had a different waitress. If one person waited on the four tables where I was sitting maybe they could be more attentive.
I guess I would have liked this place better if I concentrated on what they do best: pints and wings.

I’d give it four stars if it weren’t for the smoking. First time, I came here on a Thursday night with my friends for «$ 5 U Call Its (Absolut, Beefeater, Cuervo, Bacardi, Jack and X Rated).» The drinks were decent, but I never planned on coming back because of the smoky atmosphere.
Months later, I came back on a Tuesday night. We sat in the smaller room (with the pool tables), where no one was smoking at the time. WHAT A DEAL!
{{$ 2 Pints for any of their 36 Drafts}}
(Here’s some of what I remembered… Stella Artois, Hoegaarden, Bass, Harp, 312, Leinenkugel Sunset Wheat, Bud, Bud Light, Coors Light, Arrogant Bastard Ale)
I also shared some delectable Cheese Fries ($ 7.99 — topped with bacon and served with ranch) with a friend.
Needless to say, I’ll be back on a Tuesday night.

I love the wings here. Their fish and chips are good as well. When we were a true northsider we use to come here at least 1 – 2 times a week. They serve food until they close which is always pretty late. Last night we were leaving around 11pm and many people were just getting there. The place was packed for a Tuesday night and hardly places to park and there was a wait! Anything on draft was only $ 2 for a pint. There are lots of tvs, lots of room, pool tables, shuffle board, darts, arcade machines that keeps with the times — always new versions of golden tee, bowling, etc… There was even a table in the back of people playing beer pong. Everything was great except I felt like we were at Hooters but a little more uncomfortable. The waitress’s girls were size triple D and literally falling out of her low cut shirt. If you got them, flaunt them I guess but hers were kinda gross to look at they made us all look away when she came by even guys??? It’s kind of hard to get to the first time so try to come up keystone and take the 146^th street exit or you’ll have to do lots of turning. They don’t do food specials anymore unless you are VIP and that is only Sunday and Monday nights now. Wish we had one of these neighborhood hang outs downtown!

My Harp was soapy and my brother’s Newcastle was flat. TVs for Sunday football were mostly standard def. Really, who still watches standard def NFL in December 2010? Especially at a sports bar? The pretzels were pretty good and service was actually quite good.

Some investigative Unilocaling: I had an Arrogant Bastard, a Sam Adams Winter Lager, and a Manhattan. The bartenders consistently under-​poured on the pints throughout the night for my friend and I. We are talking about 7/​8ths inches lower than the rim on each glass. (I know it was 7/​8ths of an inch since my thumb is measured as such).
I went home and it turns out on an American pint glass – 16 ounces, which is what my beers were served in, ⁷⁄₈^th of an inch from the rim translates to 2 ounces of liquid. TWO OUNCES. That, friends, is 12.5% unpoured undrunk yet very paid-​for beer. At four and five dollars a pint, that is more than a dollar’s worth of precious ale that I did not get to touch my lips to. And the beer still had a decent head, so it wasn’t like it sat around too long after it was poured.
It wouldn’t have been so bad if my complaint was corrected, or even just fixed on the second pint. Not so. So that was the Platonic form of Lame Itself. Then, since I am considerate and wanted to give the bar one more chance, I ordered a Manhattan. Now I know the International Bartender’s Association official recipe for a Manhattan. It calls for it to be served straight up, and with a cherry. So does Mr. Boston’s guide to Bartending. Well, I got a rocks glass full of ice and watery Manhattan less cherry and seemingly devoid of bitters. Rubbish. C’mon folks, The King of Cocktails wasn’t even made right here.
I also don’t understand the infatuation with several huge televisions on all walls of bars. This place exemplifies that model, however. Do we really need to be surrounded with replays from high school football games from the night before? High schools from other states? Can we not talk to one another at bars? This may be a complaint with the notion of sports bars, but I wasn’t expecting it from a professed Pub and Grille. Grille with an E ought denote classy, not Class 3A sports highlights.
While their tap list is certainly much better than most, I don’t know if it is worth it. Smoky atmosphere too, if that is a problem for you. Not so much for me, but I know this worries some folks. Their Spinach & Artichoke dip was good, but not great. The restrooms were very nice though, with complimentary mints.

Tuesday nights are the best days to come to this bar. It actually is very large and lacks a large crowd. I know most of the staff on a first name basis and for the most part they are very friendly except for a girl named Cammy and Suzie. We think they have mental problems.
The bartenders and really cool and if you become a regular they almost seems like they are your real friends. The management is always very courteous also. If your not looking for a packed bar this FandH is the place but Tuesdays watch out because its 2.00 pint nights and its jam packed with college kids.

Now I’m not one for chains but, I am sucker for a little F and H every now and then. You can not beat $ 2.00 pint Tuesdays. That’s right, $ 2.00 for any pint on draft… even imports… In Carmel!!! Their food is OK and the pool tables are rarely free. However, it manages to capture a sports bar/​sit-​down/​pool-​hall feel very well. I feel comfortable going there whenever I’m not feeling creative or I just want to expect the expected.

I loved this place when I lived in Carmel. It was a great place to get some food and beers, without having to drive down to Indy. And it’s one of the only decent bars in Carmel!
The service is always good, in my experience, and the food is always excellent! Their thin pizzas are to DIE for, and I’ve had many of their salads and sanwiches, but the pork roast sliders are the BEST — I order them almost every time I visit.

My husband and I went to the Fox and Hound in Carmel last night and had a good experience. For a limited time they are offering about a half a dozen menu items, one of those are sweet potato fries. HOLY POTATO! If you’ve never had sweet potato fries and are a sweet potato fan *waving my pom poms in the air* GO GO GO to the Fox and Hound in Carmel and give them a whirl. The service was good and it was VERY quiet that evening. At one time we were the only people in the dining room. I cried a little. (not really)