Chatham Tap Butler

We had a lovely evening at Chatham Tap Butler. The food and drinks were okay, but the Portobello Fries were a hit with our group—crispy, flavorful, and a fun twist on pub fare. The description of the restaurant and the atmosphere gave off British pub vibes with its logo and decor, which set certain expectations. However, the menu and service leaned more toward American gastropub than traditional British. My wife ordered the Fish and Chips, a house special, and our server helpfully clarified that the "chips" were seasoned fries, but they had american chips. She opted for sweet potato fries instead, which were tasty. I was hoping for authentic English-style chips—thick-cut, soft-centered fries—but when I asked, our server wasn’t familiar with that style and explained their chips were house-made potato chips. Not a dealbreaker, just a mismatch between expectation and reality. Overall, the food was enjoyable, the staff was friendly, and the vibe was relaxed. Just don’t go in expecting a full-on British pub experience. Still, a good spot for a casual dinner with friends.

My daughter is @Butler 3rd year and I’ve never been in this awesome restaurant 💯 recommended 🤩 Salmon sandwich with sweet potatoes & buffalo wings 🤩

Chatham is definitely college/sports atmosphere. Lots of TVs with just about everything on. Food was decent. My husband had the salmon sandwich with onion rings, along with the portobello mushroom fries. The mushrooms were phenomenal and would definitely go back just for them. I had the apple and candied walnut salad and a side of sweet potato fries. I wish the apples would have been more bite size for the salad but it was decent. The sweet potato fries were pretty good. Enough seasoning to be tasty but not overbearing. Was a little frustrated with the service. We could see our waiter visiting tables around us numerous times and we had to flag him down twice. Overall food was good tho and like I said we go be back for the mushrooms alone.

As a longtime fan of the Mass Ave OG, I was glad to have a Chatham Tap so close to Clowes Hall when I needed a quick dinner before a show. It ended up being the perfect pre‑event stop. Despite the place being packed, service was friendly, fast, and completely on top of it. The beer list was solid, and while the food leans classic—burgers, sandwiches, salads, wings, pizza—everything coming out of the kitchen looked great and hit the spot. If you’re heading to a performance and pressed for time, this is exactly the kind of reliable, easy option you want nearby. Chatham wins again.

Very slow and inattentive service, and very unreliable slow timing to get food. Took over 50 minutes for us to receive the half dozen wings we ordered as an appetizer. We were becoming concerned about timing so after around 45 minutes we put in entree orders - then our entrees immediately came out just 2 minutes after our wings when there was no room in front of us. Beer selection is decent, and overall it’s a good sports bar vibe place. Food is fine, nothing special but decent. I did enjoy my salad with added salmon.

Overall a good pub/bar that's usually not too crowded. Has nice outdoor seating as well and the surrounding area is Butler campus and generally peaceful. Food is decent, too. The portabela fries were amazingly crispy and delicious. Unfortunately the boneless wings with chipotle apricot sauce was extremely bland and disappointing. However, the dirty martini was good and made up for it!

Holy Cow! Whatever you do, don’t order the Boneless Wings, they’re terrible! They are frozen, over-breaded, nuggets of chicken junk with BBQ sauce brushed over them. Pretty sure these were bought at Sam’s Club. While you’re at it, avoid the grilled CK Club. Not sure what was drier, the chicken or the bread. Pic attached, see for yourself. Our meal was about as bad as I’ve ever had. YUCK! Do better!

BEST dining experience I’ve had in a long time! Food was great, but what made everything so wonderful was our waitress, Cara. From the time she approached our table to the time we walked out of the door she had such great energy. It was very busy when we came in but with Cara as our waitress, we couldn’t tell! We had everything needed and more in a timely fashion. She kept us laughing and in spirits. Thank you Cara!

Got a late night snack with friends after work and they highly recommended Chatham. Walked over from Clowes and we were seated right away. Stephanie was our waitress. I ordered the bleu burger that had a chipotle sauce and Gorgonzola on it with a side of fries. For the drink I ordered the blueberry cider. Great choices! The burger was perfectly cooked and the ratio of sauce and cheese was excellent. Quite the tasty burger I must say. My friends ordered the war pig and boneless wings which I was able to try both as well and they were quite delicious. That sandwich was a good portion to share and the wing sauce was very good and I still was trying to figure out the concoction. Sherry was also so sweet and we definitely plan on coming back sometime after our shift.

Service was great and the setting screamed college experience, fun pub on a college campus I enjoy being around...nice experience, but the food was pedestrian this time (first visit)...but not too expensive, so I'll return to see what else they have...any recommendations?

This location is very close to the parking garage and Clowes Hall. It's a great place to grab an early and fairly quick dinner before a concert. They don't take reservations and you generally have to have all your party available before getting a table. Food is basic pub fare and sandwiches are very tasty. Think I'll try a pizza next time. Cocktails are .

If beer and pub grub are your thing, this is the perfect place for you. Lots of folks visit here before and after the shows on campus, so be prepared. The portions here are quite generous and the prices fairly reasonable. Service is a bit of a hit and miss, but the food comes out rather quickly. Most of the restaurant is either high-tops or booths, so be aware in case you need accommodations. I believe their are a couple of accessible tables in the far corner though.

Great place to stop by for dinner after a show at Clowes Hall. It is open late and has a large menu.

My husband and I stopped in here for a late dinner after an event at Clowes Memorial Hall. For a Saturday night, it wasn't very busy, so we were seated right away and had a nice spot on the patio to enjoy the great weather. Our server was really nice and checked-in often, despite it eventually picking up quite a bit with other people walking down from the event and lots of carry out traffic. She made sure we had plenty of water and fresh beers and our food came out hot, although there was a little bit of a wait. We were so hungry and ate every last bit of wings on our plates before finishing up our beers and heading home. I can't wait to stop in again!

My son and I stopped in for dinner before seeing Sal Vulcano at Clowes. We didn't have a wait. The staff were very nice and attentive. We sat on the bar side and it had many TVs available for viewing. It was nice, looked like a pub setting with the different flags and memorabilia. I ordered the Earls Club with chips. The sandwich was good and the chips were chips. We were able to get in and out in a timely manner. I felt it was a little pricey for my small sandwich, but it was good.

We went to Chatham Tap Butler before the Mike Birbiglia show the other night. It was super busy but they kept up! We sat at the bar. Hubs got the nachos and I got the French dip. The French dip was lovely, really well seasoned and tender. The sweet potato fries were cold when I got them but the rest of our food was hot and fresh. It's a great place with lots of TVs so it's got a nice vibe and you can see whatever sports you'd like while there too.

We enjoyed a strangely, wonderful, relaxing and delicious lunch this afternoon. On Saturday's, we try to take our well behaved, 60 lb. Treeing Tennessee Brindle Hound, Baxter, to lunch at one of the nearby restaurants with a dog friendly patio. With rain expected in the Indy area in the next 2-3 hours, we were selective where we choose for lunch. We hoped to miss the rain totally, but it didn't happen. Chatham Tap, at Butler University, has a covered awning with a heater, ceiling fan and wide patio awning which kept us 100% dry. We watched the rain, and the Butler fans darting in and out of the rain, while enjoying our delicious lunch and still had a dry space to enjoy our dog. We explained our rain plan to the hostess and she was happy to seat us under the awning. We had a friendly greeting from our server who proceeded to deliver our beers and cocktails quickly. Light ales to rich stouts, imports and craft beers are available plus a well stocked full bar. Happy Hour runs Mon. through Fri., 3:00 - 6:00, with a nice menu to choose from. Buffalo Chicken Dip is one of my favorites as well as the Chicken Wings with Chipotle Apricot, BBQ, Hot Buffalo or Teriyaki are just a few of our favorite sauces. The Fried Pickles are delicious and the Nachos are so satisfying. Today, I had a delicious Flint's Meatball Sub with a 1/2 lb. of beef and pork homemade meatballs topped with excellent, well seasoned, marinara sauce, provolone, parmesan and oregano on a hoagie bun. My husband ordered the always amazing Half Order of Fish and Chips served with 3 filets placed on top of flavorful, seasoned, crisp fries. It's one of our favorite meals. Our server was personable and provided excellent service. The menu offers all the typical Pub food with soups and salads, burgers, sandwiches, terrific burgers, pizzas plus some special entrees (Scotch Eggs, War Pig, Reubens, Rasher and Apple Bacon plus more). They also open early to serve breakfast for many of the soccer games aired on T.V. Check social media for dates. The parking garage is well marked and afforable with increased parking prices for special events. Stop in for good food, terrific selection of brews, and soccer's games.

The Chatham Tap at Butler University seems like it would be quite the hopping place if you went during the regular semester, but is quite relaxed during the summer. A group of friends and I went to see the Pacers game, shown on every TV in the place for easy viewing. Despite the establishment being only about 1/3 full, service was somewhat slow. Granted, we were waiting a while for a few members of our party to arrive, there was still long stretches of time where our table was not tended to. However, the food was well worth the wait. We ordered... Spinach and artichoke dip ($10 or 11, not pictured): served with pita chips and Parisian bread. This was absolutely decadent and a great introduction to the dining experience. Southern BBQ pork sandwich ($11, 13 with fries): as a southerner myself, I always have high expectations for my BBQ and this met the bar, but did not dazzle me. You get a good heaping of pulled pork on your sandwich, along with the delicious onion rings. I do think the pickles are a bit briny so I went without them on my sandwich. Raspberry lemon cheesecake (MP $8, not pictured): this is a rotating dessert on their menu, though I don't think this is necessarily a mainstay contender. It is a fine cake, but does not have that classic cheesecake flavor, and the lemon is very subdued in the raspberry. Chocolate layer cake ($6): quite delicious, but as a disclaimer, it is made with peanut butter frosting, which is not listed on the menu. Our server did ask if anyone had peanut allergies as we did share, but it is always a slippery slope unless such an ingredient is listed on the menu. This cake is also served with strawberry slices and a raspberry syrup, which I think is not needed for the cake itself. I could certainly come here again, and I would certainly love to try some of the other options!

We visited on a lunch break while working. This is sooo different from the Chatham tap downtown. I don't like any of the food here. The wings were too sweet, and just different. The salad dressing to a salad that I ordered was awful. Our server disappeared and we were almost late going back to work, because we couldn't find the server to cash us out. I don't enjoy this place.

Good service, great environment. The food is okay but for the price sometimes it's not worth it. The location and environment is a great time itself.

Service was great. Environment is sports bar. Loud TVs all over. Food is only ok. Major advantage is proximity to Clowes, easily walkable to theatre and parking garage.

We came after a volleyball game to hang out, have some dinner and drinks, and watch the Pacers game. TVs galore, 21+ bar, great food, and we had great service at the bar. I absolutely loved my Haitian martini. It was a rum based sweet tiki drink and I would have 10 of them if I could! I could see this being a more rowdy, loud bar during the school season, but we really enjoyed it when we went at the end of May.

We enjoyed here before a show at Clowes Memorial Hall; their fried pickles were very good and they had some cool sandwiches on their menu.

The customer service here is excellent. I asked for a chicken taco salad similar to what is served at the Mass Ave location. The item was not on the menu but the chef was willing to look up pictures and ask me how I would like it so he could make it. He was very nice and came to check in to see if everything turned out good. I appreciate the chef for attempting this dish even though this location doesn't have it on their menu or make it.

Love Friday night happy hour at Chatham Tap! Pregaming before a show or just hanging out with friends ..this is the perfect place!! The service is always personal and pleasant. And I wanna give a big shout out to Sherry! The best bar bartender ever! The food is bar fare but recommend the wings and the pizza!

We stopped in on a whim and quickly found seats at the bar. Butler U was on spring break, so parking was easy and it wasn't too crowded. The menu was definitely English pub, but was surprisingly fresh and hit the spot. Our service was great, too!

We met up at Chatham Tap Butler before a show at Clowes Hall. We had nachos, antipasto, soup, wings original and wings spicy. Everything was so very nice. The food was delicious. Our server was very attentive and kept our drinks refilled and kept checking on us. A+ Thanks

Best fish and chips in Indy! This is a soccer pub so it does get crowded and loud which is no issue to us! Just be prepared if you're looking for something intimate. The wait staff are awesome here and very quick with everything.

If you're visiting an event at Clowes Halls at Butler, then Chatham Tap is a great spot to dine beforehand or afterward. The sports bar menu has appetizers, soups, salads, and sandwiches with a full bar. The food is good, be sure to arrive early if dining, and servers are prepared for sporting events on flatscreens, games at Butler Bowl, or Hinkle Field House or events at Clowes Hall. The atmosphere is a sports bar so it can be very loud during a game. Dine at a large, 6/8 person booths, tall-top tables in bar area, dine at bar option with current enclosed patio seating. Regular height tables are available in another dining room. You can park in the Sunset Parking Garage directly behind Clowes Hall located in the 4700 block of Sunset Avenue between 46th and 49th Streets. Event parking is usually $10 (cash or card accepted). Easy to locate as traffic cones and employees will direct you into the garage. It is a very short walk (75 yds.) from the parking garage to the entrance of Clowes Hall. Metered Street parking is available in front of Chatham Tap and accepts coins or cards with a 2-HOUR LIMIT. Metered parking is enforced 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Do not park at a broken meter as you will receive a ticket you'll be responsible for. So last night when I attended The Nutcracker, at Clowes, it was so convenient and affordable. I parked once, at the garage, had dinner at Chatham Tap, again feet from the garage, then walked approximately 75 yards to entrance of Clowes Hall. One of the main reasons I love coming to Butler for events and Chatham Tap to grab a meal.

With this being the only restaurant on Butler campus I had expected it to be decent, but unfortunately my dining experience was just... "ok" and not great. I liked the sports bar atmosphere but the place was so quiet and dead. The service was very slow. Few minutes to be greeted by the server, the food didn't take long but I didn't get things I asked our server for (drink refills and extra napkins). I eventually reminded her and got my refill but didn't get the napkin when I was eating and needed it the most, so I gave up. They have decent selection of food, but it's definitely on the pricey side considering it is on campus and targeted customer base is largely students (I would assume?) My burger was good, but nothing really stood out and I will probably not return. If you live in the area I think this could be a great place to gather with friends and watch games.

I'd like to start my critique by saying that the service was excellent. I was seated right away, and the waitress was tentative, but not overbearing. The ambiance of the place was fine. Soccer paraphernalia is everywhere. The pub certainly caters to sports fans, but there were many conversations taking place around me, and there is a bit of a scholarly air - which is par for an establishment on a university campus. The food was ok. I didn't think it was possible to burn fish n' chips, but the cook staff managed to pull it off. In that regard, I suppose they were very much like pubs in England: great service, great ambience, and sub par food - which is what they were going for, I think?

Another great visit when I was on campus for work, I learned a valuable lesson. If you get the fish and chips, a half order would be plenty. I couldn't finish this deliciousness

Vibe. The first time I went there was before a Butler game and it was perfectly fine. Seemed like another good sports bar with a lot of TVs. THEN...I went there for the World Cup and it was a VIBE. A soccer vibe. They are a soccer bar after all. They don't just show the World Cup folks they also show Premier and Champions league whenever it is on. They will even open before 10 am for early start matches. Butler Games. It is right by Hinkle so unless you best plan to get there early if you want to go here before a Butler game because so does everyone else. As such, get there early or go elsewhere. Service. We are bar folk. Bar service has always been great. Food. Wings - Fantastic. Breadsticks - really good. Soft Pretzels - tasty but nothing special. Breakfast - average. Drinks. The bar is huge and that's where you should sit. Beer list for days.

Food was good. The service was good. The inside felt very much like a place you would find in the UK. The fish and chips were good too.

What a great location located on the Butler University campus. This location has a nice outdoor patio area and a huge bar inside with tons of TV's to watch games. We arrived around 6:00 pm and ordered and waited for close to an hour to get our food. That left us with 15 mins to eat pay the bill and get over to Clowes Hall. We were rushed and didn't get to finish our meals. I really liked this place I just think they needed more help. We sat there for awhile with nothing to drink not even water. The fish n chips, hamburger, salad, and my Reuben which was really good all looked great. They have excellent ranch! It you're a ranch lover try it. It was unfortunate that we couldn't finish them there and had to hurry. I noticed the table sitting next us arrived about 30 mins after us all received their food before us. We all were like what in the world is going on? I will try this place again and hopefully we will have better service.

I've had dinner here a few times. The food is always good and reasonably priced. Last night I had the balsamic chicken salad but I substituted salmon for a $3 upcharge. Totally worth it, it was delicious. The server was really fun, too. It's a bit noisy, but it's a sports bar on a college campus, so it's to be expected.

Went to the "tap" ahead of a Clowes presentation. They don't take reservations and said if we wanted to eat before presentation to arrive between 5-5:30 We thought that time would be too early but it worked out great We were greeted right away and told open seating in the bar. We picked up seats and our waiter arrived right away I had a Bloody Mary. Just ok no garnish, in store made bloody sauce. Nothing great My husband had Guinness. Good and cold regular pub glass. I had a English Ale. Very good My husband had the fish poor boy. The menu said served with coleslaw and Louisiana sauce. He requested tarter sauce and coleslaw on the side. They charged $1.00 up charge for tarter sauce and the slaw was undressed cabbage. The bun it was served on was fresh and delicious. My husband loved the fish and the way it was prepared. He also ordered onion rings. Freshly battered and crispy. Not too much batter. I had a chicken club sandwich. It was totally awesome. Served on in house made black bean bread. Swiss cheese, I ordered by chicken breaded, tomatoes, onion and lettuce maybe bacon. It was a huge sandwich well worth the price Waiter was responsive to our needs and presented check in a reasonable time We will be back. Great meal and experience

The service at this location left a lot to be desired. When arriving to pick up an order, I provided the name to the staff member. The staff walked away to get the order, came back without the food, and proceeded to ask the person that just walked in for their name. The staff member went and brought their food out with no hesitation. Once again, the staff asked for the name of the order, went and grabbed the food. Why was there a delay in grabbing our food? There was no communication about if the order was ready or why they forgot us. When asked to speak to a manager about the experience, the manager was unconcerned with the delay and did not understand why we were unhappy. A simple apology for the misunderstanding would have sufficed. We wont be back.

Ehhhh...was very underwhelmed by this location. The food was "meh" and the service was "meh". We ordered a trio of apps, and none of them were stand out. The shredded cheese on our cheesey garlic chips wasn't even melted. Our nachos were also burned--I didn't know you could burn nachos. Those poor lil chips were burnt to a crisp. It is a nice location though if you are visiting Butler and need a place to chill for a spell. Nice patio too to enjoy the Indiana Summer.

Wow! Words can't describe how wonderful everything was today. Both the lovely lady bartending and the awesome man we had serving us exceeded all expectations for a quick bite. The food was absolutely amazing, service was prompt, accurate and friendly, and the atmosphere was very warm. Thank you!

I frequent Chatham tap probably 3-4 times a month. I go to either the Butler location or the Fishers location. I've told family and friends about the food and the service which is normally on point. Today I called in an order full order of fish n chips full order of wings. I also order a 1/2 order of wings and onion rings for another person since they have never had the food. My husband and I normally split the order of fish and the order of wings. That way we can both have some deliciousness. I ran in to get my order. I asked the hostess for an extra tarter sauce since I would be dropping my husbands off for lunch. She said it cost...unknown how much but she would have to ring it in. Well since I had already paid for my order I didn't have any cash so I politely ask to speak with a manager. It's only tarter sauce plus I've gotten it before. To my dismay the manager stated that it cost and they always charge. I said I've never paid at the Fishers location. Do you know THE MANAGER said oh I need to call the GM to see why they are giving away free food. I was done...stick a fork in me...we are talking about tarter sauce for 2 people in 2 locations/splitting the order. We are talking about $52.29 plus tip on a pick up order and all I needed was an extra tarter sauce. How much is a cup of tarter sauce?? I guess it was worth losing a good paying, good tipping customer cause I left without the TARTER SAUCE.

I can only imagine what it is like to go to Butler now and have this brewhouse type restaurant right on campus. We could only imagine something like that back in the late 70s. But, visited here for dinner before a Butler Bulldog BB game and it seemed like the place to be. Good beer menu and everyone in our group found something to their liking. I had the pork tenderloin and like it should be in a good Indiana bar, it was three times the size of the bun. For starters the table shared the Buffalo Chicken Dip which was perfectly flavorful, but not Buffalo hot so everyone at the table enjoyed it. We also had what is billed as 3 "big" soft pretzels with three sauces - mustard, nacho cheese and cinnamon caramel - which gave three distinct flavors. I would actually call it 3 "medium" soft pretzels as far as size, but still tasty. So I guess I would have to judge Chatham Tap as a good basic sports bar with good bar food. Lots of TV sets. Nothing stands out as especially unique except the great location on campus

I normally take pictures for my reviews but I wasn't really planning on doing a review. We ordered through Doordash and have before a few times. But I just had to tell y'all how tasty the Buffalo Chicken Pizza is! I normally don't like chicken on my pizza because I'm super picky about the chicken quality but they make theirs with a dip style chicken and it's very good! This is my 2nd time ordering it and won't be my last! I've had the wings before and wasn't a fan but tonight ordered the boneless wings with their special sauce and they are very good! I'd recommend giving this place a try!

When you have need to get St Joseph on tap but don't want to drive into downtown Indy, this is the place to go. Great rotating menu of St Joseph beers as well as numerous other beers on tap that are on rotation. Food is really good, too. We split 2 Sarnies (sandwiches); the Apple Gouda and The Pesto. Both were delicious. The house made chips were excellent and plentiful, but 5the cole slaw was tiny and boring. The half-order of fish and chips is enough for a meal for most people, and was very good. And m, surprisingly quiet for a Friday night on a college campus! We will be back!

Place is understaffed. Can't blame the server but management is not serious about providing a good experience. The food is so-so. Ordered fish and chips. They were soggy along with the oil hadn't been cleaned so all the old food particles burned in the oil providing a very bitter taste. The ambiance is reasonable.

Good Stop for Lunch. Spinach dip was like a cheese, cheese, spinach dip- way more cheese than Spinach- but not complaining. Chips had actual taco seasoning on them which was yummy. Had the lunch portion of fish and chips. Hot, crispy fish and fries with tartar sauce. Buffalo chicken wrap was big with flavorful plump chicken in it. An enjoyable place with several locations in Indy. Decorated with college and professional soccer decor- very frat friendly feel. Service was swift and friendly.

Food was amazing just really disappointed it took almost an hour to get a sandwich and a burger. We got sat around 6pm and didn't get our food till 7pm. We were sat before a bunch of people and they ended up getting food before us.

Ambiance and Food are Outstanding 100 ft from Hinkle Fieldhouse Service was great as well

Hands-down one of my favorite restaurants in Indy for the quick service, consistently delicious food, and large portions for the price... I literally haven't tried a single thing on the menu that I haven't enjoyed, but my go-to fave is the war pig or garlic pork tenderloin (sub onion rings even though the fries are fantastic). Their garlic cheese chips (see: french fries topped in cheese with this like garlic ranch dip) are absolutely to die for!

Split a Fried tenderloin sandwich with french fries, salad, and a burger. Everything was very food. Conveniently located next to Clowes Hall and parking garage. 6:00 arrival for dinner prior to performance at Clowes Hall.

Great service at the bar in spite of the fact that they had Annie on Broadway at Clowes and the bar was packed. Shout out to Curt and Leigh. I don't know how they keep up when Butler has events that pack the restaurant.

I'm glad to see dining options on Butler's campus, but I'm curious how Chatham Tap stays in business. I had a happy hour with some coworkers on a nice fall Thursday evening and it was largely empty. I'm sure they draw a crowd for soccer games on Saturday mornings, as well as Butler basketball/football home games. Food, drink and service were fine but nothing overly memorable.

Three cheers for there being a new restaurant at Butler (and now the only one)! I was already a fan of Chatham Tap and was excited to check them out here. They luckily kept most of the fun Butler paraphernalia that was on the walls at the previous restaurant, which keeps the atmosphere festive. The menu is a mix of British and American food and so many thing sounded good. Word on the street is that their cheeseburger pizza (and other pizzas) are delicious, but we opted for sandwiches this time. We got chicken nachos (which come with avocado hummus on top), and I also got the portabella and gouda sarnie (British slang for sandwich). It came with avocado on top and a side of fries. It was pretty good! Congrats on the new location and I'll be back for some 'za or to try the English options: fish and chips, scotch eggs, lagers, etc. I also can't wait to try their wings that they're apparently famous for!

We went to Chatham Tap Butler prior to a show at Clowes Hall. It was close and convenient in an area of town where there are few options for a pre-show meal as a family. The show as at 7:30, and we arrived at 6. One would think that is plenty of time to grab a bite to eat before a show. However, the service was slow. We didn't put our order in until after 6:30 p.m. While our server did a fine job, the kitchen took well over 30 minutes to prepare our meal which did not arrive until 7:15 p.m. (our 10 year old even commented that others were getting their meal before we did). We ordered nachos shortly after being seated, and even those took a while (and came out quite charred). We boxed up our meal and left for the show having eaten very little. The nearly $70 price tag was not worth the service or the quality of the food, sadly. I do not think we will be visiting this establishment again.

9/15/23 Beyond rude, horrible service! . Read the reviews first before you go. This was my first and last time ever visiting this place. We went ahead of a Clowes Hall comedy show. We stood in line at the hostess stand for what seemed like a ridiculous amount of time. The entire time the girl at the stand looked like her face might crack wide open if she smiled, so she didn't! Finally we decided to sit at the bar. We went to the bar and the girl behind the bar, (not a bartender because bartenders don't do this!) ignored us and actually serviced other customers sitting there, but not us. After about 10 minutes of sitting there wondering what we needed to do get served another person (again not a bartender...), came out and also walked past us to serve someone else. I stopped this person and asked what we needed to do to be served and his response was, waiving his hands around, "I JUST CAME OUT FROM THE BACK! I DON'T KNOW WHO WAS NEXT, WE WILL GET TO YOUI!". No you won't 'get to me' because I'm leaving. And we did. I will never go to this horrible place again.

I'm a lenient reviewer and support local business - but this location of Chatham Tap is struggling and does a disservice to the Chatham Tap I know from Mass Ave. Very consistent with other reviews, there was no hostess for 10 minutes. I watched her be very rude to customers as I was waiting on our table. Food and drink orders were mixed up. Food was very different than CT downtown (eg - Scotch eggs shouldn't be hard boiled eggs, deep fried, with no sausage.... topped with a drizzle of A1 or Heinz 57). Kids cheese sticks were hard and cold. Wings tasted of downtown variant but were cold. Someone must have recently vomited as the side room reeked of such. I could understand if it were midnight, but it was 5:30 I hope that the location can improve because I was hoping to add it to our rotation: but for now, it falls well below of any list of contemplation.

Chatham Tap is a 3-location mini-chain that was born and raised right here in Central Indiana. It started in 2007 on Mass Avenue and has since established spots in Fishers (2010) and most recently on the Butler University campus in the spot vacated by the now closed Scotty's Brewhouse. Chatham Tap aspires to a sort of local English pub feeling, though this review is based upon delivery and I'm obviously not reviewing atmosphere. I've actually been inside the Butler location once, though never reviewed it primarily because I only had a beer. I've always been a bit frustrated with that building as parking around Butler is a bit wonky and I'm not fond of the adjacent parking garage. They do have some accessible spots close by - especially tend to be available when Clowes Hall doesn't have anything going on. The overall strip center here tends to be fairly accessible because it's rather new. Curb cuts are appropriate. Doorways are manual but workable. I believe Metro Diner also died at the opposite end of this building (I had a horrid experience there - I seldom celebrate a business's demise but I sure was glad to see it go). Okay, back to Chatham Tap. For the most part, Chatham Tap serves up pretty standard pub fare with burgers, a variety of sandwich options, some more traditional "English" options, and pizza along with the obligatory brews. Chatham Tap, it should be noted, does offer vegetarian options. This is relatively rare among pubs and kudos to them for it. I ate a vegetable once. Okay, it was a french fry. I eat french fries a lot. I say they count. As I've had a couple significant losses recently, I had a friend gift me a gift card for food delivery. After three weekends in a row with significant events (wedding in Seattle, funeral, funeral), I welcomed the chance to use the card and stay home for delivery. I ordered the fish and chips - they offer both a 1/2 and a whole order. This comes with fries, or chips, though they do have some substitution options. I did not order a drink (I actually didn't see drinks on the menu). The food arrived on time. It was boxed up in a styrofoam container. The food order was accurate including requested condiments and such. It was, quite literally, exactly correct. I honestly didn't count the number of pieces of fish, though it was definitely multiple pieces and well above the usual 2-3. I paid $12.99 for my meal (without tip, though I obviously did tip) and I found the meal to be a solid value between the fish and the chips/fries. The fries were nicely seasoned and very tasty. I will confess that this is likely a meal I'd prefer in the restaurant. The fish was a tad limp upon arrival, though that's an inherent risk with delivery. While I think it would be better in-house, I would also order it again for delivery. It was a good meal for a fair price. Chatham Tap has a motto that "You'll Never Watch Soccer Alone," a sure sign that if soccer's going on you can find it here. As I've recently gotten back into beer, I need to buzz by this location and hang out for a bit. For now, amidst some major life stressors I appreciated this quality comfort food and look forward to visiting Chatham Tap again in the future.