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Counter-serve pizza chain offering classic pies, sandwiches, pastas & wings, geared for takeout.
Hours
| Monday | 10:45 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:45 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:45 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10:45 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 10:45 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10:45 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10:45 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7201 W 10th St, Indianapolis, IN 46214
Phone: (317) 247-9161
Website: http://www.chapelhillnobleromans.com/
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Reviews
Mike Adams
This place is a blast from the past! I immediately felt like I had been teleported back to the 1980s. It has clearly been cared for over the years, and the exterior had a fresh coat of paint and signage. It was busy on a Saturday night which was nice to see. The food was good and the place was clean. What a great find and time capsule — I hope they never feel compelled to change it!
… moreCyndy Oakley
Stop in on our way home. We have none in Ohio. And l
Love the food. First time at this location. And it was great. We ordered spicy cheese dip with breadsticks and a medium Sicilian pepperoni and sausage and it was absolutely wonderful.
… moreLove the food. First time at this location. And it was great. We ordered spicy cheese dip with breadsticks and a medium Sicilian pepperoni and sausage and it was absolutely wonderful.
Amy A
I stopped by (with a friend) during my lunch break. She’d been bragging about their salad bar for awhile, so I was eventually convinced to go to the restaurant. While the salad bar looked enticing, salads aren’t really my forte. So, I opted for some pizza instead. I ordered a deep-dish Sicilian medium. While it looked quite delicious, something was missing flavor-wise. The guy behind the counter offered me some crushed red pepper & parmesan cheese packets to go. The service was top tier and efficient.
… morebcshow517
The ORIGINAL NOBLE ROMANS!! Awesome place to eat. I was lucky enough to grow up around the corner from here and it was my dads favorite pizza. So we got to enjoy it quite often. Everytime I’m back around I come in. Always great pie and wonderful service. Ill always remember the silent films and ballon machine.
… moreKimberly Gooden
Yummy food, great place for family fun. The best salad bar around, it has all the freshest ingredients. The bread sticks are Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious delicious!!! The pizza is amazing too. Tell Scott that you want to watch him make a pizza he is the best! Great place for family dinners. Handicap ♿️ access is perfect.
… moreJoann Giangrande
I got this pizza here. Looks like a good presentation huh? Ok amount of food.
One thing. The sauce did not taste seasoned enough or like it had pizzazz. The way the pizza was laid out based on cheese and sauce, I could make this easier. Open up a can of Hunts and throw enough mozzarella on it. It was unseasoned. Dough was quite finely done and they didn’t take too long to make the pizza. But for almost $17 for a medium cheese pizza I’d say go somewhere else definitely.
I’d say like someone else said though, this place is a novelty more than anything. It’s got the old look, it’s the first location I’d imagine. I never came in here before. And it’s something I needed to do but now i know. The last time I got a Noble Romans pizza it was from the express hot food somewhere and it was good so I wanted to try the real one and this is what I found so. Get the express for less money.
… moreOne thing. The sauce did not taste seasoned enough or like it had pizzazz. The way the pizza was laid out based on cheese and sauce, I could make this easier. Open up a can of Hunts and throw enough mozzarella on it. It was unseasoned. Dough was quite finely done and they didn’t take too long to make the pizza. But for almost $17 for a medium cheese pizza I’d say go somewhere else definitely.
I’d say like someone else said though, this place is a novelty more than anything. It’s got the old look, it’s the first location I’d imagine. I never came in here before. And it’s something I needed to do but now i know. The last time I got a Noble Romans pizza it was from the express hot food somewhere and it was good so I wanted to try the real one and this is what I found so. Get the express for less money.
Kendyl S
We absolutely love this place. We’ve been Noble Romans fans and customers for over 30 years – back to when the Noble Romans in Plainfield existed in the “old Kroger” shopping center. I’m so happy and grateful this one on 10th street still stands and I hope it stays forever! The salad bar is immaculate and delicious, the pizza is as wonderful as it always has been, and the customer service is top notch! I also love that they kept the same setup/design of the inside of the restaurant the same, it’s the nostalgia of this place that really sets it apart. Everything is clean and orderly, and it’s always a pleasant experience coming here.
… moreLisa Shoemaker
This place is DEFINITELY the Original. The real deal! I used to frequent this place in the early 90’s, and I don’t think I’ve been there since. It had not changed a bit, which is great, because the nostalgia was awesome!
The pizza and salad bar were just fine. No issues. The main reason I’m writing this review though is because of our server, Garrett. He made the experience so welcoming with his kindness and enthusiasm. It’s hard to find solid employees like this, who are passionate about their job. Garrett is top-notch!
… moreThe pizza and salad bar were just fine. No issues. The main reason I’m writing this review though is because of our server, Garrett. He made the experience so welcoming with his kindness and enthusiasm. It’s hard to find solid employees like this, who are passionate about their job. Garrett is top-notch!
Joshua Perdew
I haven’t been here in years, but lots of memories!
I miss the old silent movies on the wall & giant helium balloons, but very different from the Noble Romans Craft brew pub chain. (This is the original, unfranchised, restaurant for over 50 years).
We have already loved this place & will probably start going again!
… moreI miss the old silent movies on the wall & giant helium balloons, but very different from the Noble Romans Craft brew pub chain. (This is the original, unfranchised, restaurant for over 50 years).
We have already loved this place & will probably start going again!
Keith Boroczk
What a pleasant surprise to find an original Noble Roman’s Pizza restaurant while on a trip to Indianapolis over the weekend. Wasn’t even looking for it; just clicked “restaurants” in Google Maps and it was on the list of stuff near me. HAD TO GO!
My memories are of the pizza they made in the early 90’s. I don’t think is really like that anymore. I used to love their small chopped pepperoni on the pizzas which just had a special flavor. That wasn’t present on my pepperoni/sausage hand tossed I ordered. What was there was a bit more cheese than I really needed with “toppings” hiding underneath much of it.
The pizza was decent, but it didn’t invoke any long lost inner taste bud memories. The place was packed, so it was obvious the locals still appreciate (what I was told was) the last franchised location (and the interior is dated as such).
I cannot comment on the breadsticks. A couple buddies of mine back in the day said that’s what they liked the most about Noble Roman’s, but I’ve never been about those, so I just stuck with a pizza.
… moreMy memories are of the pizza they made in the early 90’s. I don’t think is really like that anymore. I used to love their small chopped pepperoni on the pizzas which just had a special flavor. That wasn’t present on my pepperoni/sausage hand tossed I ordered. What was there was a bit more cheese than I really needed with “toppings” hiding underneath much of it.
The pizza was decent, but it didn’t invoke any long lost inner taste bud memories. The place was packed, so it was obvious the locals still appreciate (what I was told was) the last franchised location (and the interior is dated as such).
I cannot comment on the breadsticks. A couple buddies of mine back in the day said that’s what they liked the most about Noble Roman’s, but I’ve never been about those, so I just stuck with a pizza.