

Fast-food chain serving signature beef, chicken & fish sliders, plus extras such as onion rings.
Hours
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
| Monday | Open 24 hours |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5301 W Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46241
Phone: (317) 248-0011
Website: http://www.whitecastle.com/
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
The horror of the wet bun is not just the lost meal, but the structural betrayal. It is the doughy, clinging residue that follows, a constant, sticky reminder of the day the bread gave way.
doughy, lukewarm paste. All structural integrity vanished, replaced by the feel of wet tissue paper mixed with lukewarm bread.
translucent, grayish white where the bun fibers had become fully saturated with hot, salty beef drippings, clear tomato water, and the oily sheen of melted cheese. It looked less like food and more like a used, discarded poultice.
As the juices continued to permeate, a chilling physical sensation followed: the wet bun became tacky. It adhered to the skin of his thumb and forefinger with a moist, unpleasant cling, like a cheap plaster. When he tried to adjust his grip, the pulp stretched—not snapped—creating thin, disgusting strings of gluten that refused to let go, dragging remnants of pickle and onion with them.
The final insult was the smell and the texture in the mouth. It lost all distinction of “bread” or “burger.” It was a uniform, flavorless mass, a warm, mushy wad that offered no resistance, only the sensation of trying to chew a waterlogged sponge. The wet bun didn’t just fail to hold the burger; it actively degraded the experience, injecting a pervasive, sticky horror into what was supposed to be a moment of simple carnivorous joy. It was the taste of disappointment, dissolved in beef juice.
I didn’t care for it. The White Castle name excited me. Unfortunately, I was let down betrayed.
Cons: the burger patties (with the exception of the 1921 slider) are paper-thin, wobbly mystery meat sheets that I could not bring myself to eat. Disgusting! I thought White Castle would be on-par with Braum’s, In-and-Out, or Culver’s, but I was so wrong. This place is so gross. Don’t ever come here!
The restaurant was really dilapidated and dirty, especially the floors.