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Grains & Grill

Grains & Grill

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4.6 Google Review
407 W Washington St, Fairmount, Indiana, 46928, United States
(765) 380-0137 www.grainsandgrill.com
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Apr 25, 2018
What a great place for a great meal. Husband had the 16 oz Ribeye, said he couldn’t remember when he had a steak that good! My daughter and I both got the fillet and they were delicious. Salad dressing was an apple vinaigrette that they make themselves. It was very good, I would have loved to be able to buy a bottle of it. Can’t wait to go back!

Apr 20, 2018
This place has awesome food! It has the standard fare and some unique choices too. CALL AHEAD, weekends are always busy and expect a wait. Trust me though, the wait is well worth it!

Apr 17, 2018
Modern chic in the heart of Indiana farmland. grains and Grill know their food. The glazed sauce on the halibut was perfection. The experience for four of us was enhanced by the ambiance and friendly staff.

Apr 17, 2018
This restaurant has been hyped by about everyone I know. We finally had the opportunity to try this restaurant after attending an event in Marion. Even though, it was around 8:30pm when we arrived and with 1/4 of the table empty, it was still a 30 minute wait. Either they are understaffed or just want to keep the appearance of being too busy to seat people. The restaurant has a hip and modern feel. The decor is appealing. The overall look and feel goes along great with the Grains & Grill theme. Once we got a table, our server seemed pretty much apathetic to waiting on us like she didn't even want to be there. It was an acceptable level of service but it wasn't overly enthusiastic either. At our table, we ordered the special of the evening, which was a pan seared grouper fillet and a Hoosier Hotplate. We never did receive our bread, which was quite disappointing. The menu states that entrees will receive the bread and the Hoosier Hotplate item was just two items down from that verbiage on the menu. The portion for the nightly special was very small for the price - $33. It was cooked to perfection - flaky and melt in your mouth. However, it did not have much flavor. The sweet potatoes were good but the portions were so small, it was very disappointing. For $33, I would expect at least a hearty portion of the sides even if the entree was on the small side. My husband enjoyed his pork loin but said the Bonge's is much better. Overall, I was extremely disappointed in this restaurant that has been hyped by so many of my friends. We live 90 minutes away and are in the area a few times a year but we will not be going out of way to go here when there are much better places close to us.

Mar 29, 2018
Great food, great service. Glad we made the decision to come here tonight. 40 OZ. Tomahawk, cooked to a perfect medium rare.

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Opening Hours

Mon:5:30 pm - 9 pm
Tue:5:30 pm - 9 pm Today
Wed:5:30 pm - 9 pm
Thu:5:30 pm - 9 pm
Fri:4 pm - 10 pm
Sat:4 pm - 10 pm