


Hours
| Monday | 4–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–11 PM |
| Thursday | 4–11 PM |
| Friday | 4 PM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 4 PM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 4–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 130 S Pennsylvania St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Phone: (317) 762-9000
Website: https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/indiana/hyatt-place-indianapolis-downtown/indzi/dining
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Reviews
What truly sets this spot apart is the view—absolutely unbeatable. Overlooking Gainbridge Fieldhouse, it’s an ideal vantage point whether you’re in town for a game, a concert, or just soaking in the city vibes. It’s also a prime location for people-watching, with a clear view of the bustling streets below.
Whether you’re a local looking for a new favorite hangout or a visitor wanting to take in the sights with a drink in hand, this rooftop bar delivers on all fronts. Highly recommended!
Seems like the kitchen is used to more of hotel service not so much a restaurant kitchen. Had an experience where i was waiting a lot longer than I predicted.. 1.5hr experience.
Drinks are solid, cocktails are a little on the sweet side but again… It’s outsiiiiddeeee.
Servers aren’t terrible, their kind but the service is not fast. Overall just an experience i was hype about and it started to fall down hill.
I think if you just want a pretty spot. Here is the place. But if you want good food (across the board) and more of a restaurant experience. Then not really the spot.
Beautiful though.
And let me be clear: that’s not just her name, it’s her culinary identity.
Angel is, hands down, the heart and soul of the kitchen on Wednesday and Thursday nights. She doesn’t just make food—she crafts experiences. She’ll ask what flavors I’m into, what I’m craving, and then—like some kind of kitchen wizard—she creates something custom, delicious, and totally within the limits of their in-house ingredients. It’s like a choose-your-own-adventure meal… but every path leads to “WOW.”
Beyond her talent, Angel has that rare kind of warmth that makes you feel like a guest in her home rather than a hotel bar. She regularly steps out of the kitchen to check in, always with a bright smile and genuine care for how you’re enjoying your meal.
So if you’re staying at the Hyatt House and find yourself hungry on a Wednesday or Thursday, do yourself a favor—ask for Angel. Your taste buds will thank you. Probably your soul, too.
We arrived and took seats on the balcony. I saw people being served out there so I “assumed” the wait staff would be around shortly. No…. After waiting for 15 mins or so and trying to flag down an employee, I went to the bar and asked if I should order there. I was told yes, order here. I further asked why some people were being served and some were not. I didn’t ask to be snarky. I asked so I could understand how the place works. All I got was a dirty look. I ordered a Long Island Iced Tea. The waitress set to pretending to make my drink but she obviously had no idea what she was doing, at all. In Indiana, it is illegal to act as bartender without license, so I found this strange. The Iced tea was totally wrong and I asked her if there was actually a bartender who could remake my drink. She asked a young man to remake my drink to which he stated, “In a bit”. Eventually, my drink came out and was OK. Over-priced for the lack of quality but passable.
We wanted to order food but the terrible service and lack of employees told us it was time to leave. We went down the block and found a great place that was worth the money and the price.
Overall, my wife and I really loved the hotel despite the shortcomings but this place is not worth another look until they can get people hired and trained.