Business Description from the Web
Rick's Cafe Boatyard is a four star restaurant in Indianapolis. Here's a place to get good food. It's known for its eclectic offerings. Know before you go: this place features great views. When you step inside the restaurant, you'll notice a romantic atmosphere. This restaurant is inexpensive. This restaurant features private rooms and brunch. This restaurant is open late and good for groups.
on beautiful Eagle Creek reservoir, Rick's offers a unique, full-service banquet facility and restaurant for all of your business and social entertaining needs.
Rick's Cafe Boatyard, an Indianapolis icon, is a palatial full service restaurant and bar that serves superb quality coupled with service excellence. Guests of Rick's Cafe Boatyard are guaranteed to enjoy a unique and exciting experience while dining on the massive outside deck and bar, located next to beautiful Eagle Creek Reservoir during the summer; or during an intimate outing next to our...
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Tips About This Business
On a busy night, opt for the complimentary valet parking.
When it's open, opt for deck seating toward the rear where there are water views.
When it's open, opt for deck seating toward the rear where there are water views.
Editorial Reviews from the web
In Short This surf-and-turf spot, which overlooks the Eagle Creek Reservoir, takes on a nautical theme with its soaring angled ceiling and open dining room. During warmer evenings, the outdoor patio offers romantic views. Steaks and fresh seafood are the mainstays, including the Grilled Fisherman's Platter with Atlantic salmon, half lobster tail, jumbo shrimp and scallops in lemon...
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Posted by Contributor
on April 21, 2009, (Edited October 31, 2004)
Other Reviews from the web
I'm just wondering if the Chef for Ricks is still Mike Hibbeln...
If so.. I can not imagine the food being anything but spectacular! I have known him since 1984 and he was great back then!!
Everyone told us how great the place was. In reality it is nothing more than an overpriced Red Lobster. The calamari appeared to be processed/form molded with actual Cheeze-Whiz as the dipping sauce. The refused to cook any meat rare or med-rare (which says alot about the kitchen staff and quality of meats). The wine list is terrible.
I have no problem paying for a quality meal, but the...
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Visited on a Sunday afternoon expecting to sit outside listening to live music. Instead, due to cloudy weather that morning (it WASN'T and DIDN'T rain while I was there or later) the musicians played inside much to our disappointment. While the music was great, the food and service were terrible. Once the waiter finally made it over to the table to take our orders, he then disappeared and we...
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Posted by DCS08
on April 21, 2009, (Edited September 16, 2008)