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Bonge's Tavern

Name: Bonge's Tavern
Address: 9830 W 280 N, Anderson, IN, 46011, US
Telephone: (765) 734-1625
Price range: $$$

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9830 W 280 N, Anderson, Indiana, 46011, United States

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Matthew Holland

Feb 17, 2018

Very unique and a lot of fun. They don't take reservations unless it's a special group, so get there early and prepare to wait, or visit during the week when it's less busy. But part of the fun is waiting, as the parking lot is like a tailgate before a football game. Menu is always changing so call ahead. It's not cheap either. But it's a unique experience that I'd recommend to anyone wanting something different. Also, it's a bit of a drive for those in Indy (it's near Lapel in Perkinsville) and in a remote area.

Jon Dye

Mar 16, 2018

Grew up less than 10 miles away and only recently discovered this wonderful Quaint restaurant. Service was excellent and was the food. Will return anytime we are in the area.

Zombie Pt II

Jan 26, 2018

Drove a fair distance to get to this place and ended up being told that there was a 2.5 hour wait. This was at 6 p.m. Definitely not a place to go for people who want to eat. Sucks because I've heard good things about it. Unfortunately, we weren't able to actually try the food. We won't be making the trek to this place again.

Michelle Hill

Jul 29, 2017

You have to arrive very early to get a decent time to eat here. They open at four, we arrived one hour early to put our name in, our dining time was 9:30 to 9:45. Tailgating in the parking lot is kind of the thing here, everybody set up tents brings their own food, brings their own beer, and it is a good time. We only had a babysitter till 10, so we tailgated from around 330 until 730, and then checked on our time. We were told at the very, very best maybe 930-945 at the earliest still. We had to leave, due to the time, but the rest of our party stayed, 7 other people. We left, since my wife was hungry, pregnant and our babysitter was done at 10. Our friends were seated 15 minutes later at 8:15 which was a bummer because we could have still made that work. Long story short, be prepared for extremely long wait, bring beers and snacks to tailgate, and expect inconsistent time estimates. We saw numerous people tailgating for hours, only to find out they were not going to be able to eat there that night, then they tail gated for a while and ate somewhere else. When I ate there 4 years ago, the food was pretty good but for the price you can get into Any other place you want in less than 30 minutes and have a great meal. Tailgate in their parking lot, or a friends house, or anywhere else for that matter since you provide all your own stuff anyway. I hope this review helps!

Patrick Pemberton

Feb 17, 2018

Great pit of the way place. Awesome food. Great atmosphere.

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