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The Great Divide
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Quirky, family-owned tavern with creative American pub grub & biweekly piano music. Ages 21+ only.
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Old National Centre
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Murat Theatre
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Lost Dog Gallery
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IF Theatre: Home of the IndyFringe Festival
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Indianapolis Fire Fighters Museum
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Livery
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The Great Divide

743 E New York St, Indianapolis, IN 46202
4.6(232)
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Quirky, family-owned tavern with creative American pub grub & biweekly piano music. Ages 21+ only.

attractions: Easley Winery, Reggae Wines, James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home & Visitor Center, Highland Park, Old National Centre, Murat Theatre, Lost Dog Gallery, IF Theatre: Home of the IndyFringe Festival, Indianapolis Fire Fighters Museum, Mavris Arts & Event Center, restaurants: Vida, Futuro, Nacho A La Margarita Outpost, The Rathskeller, Goodfellas Pizzeria - Mass Ave, Salt on Mass, Fat Dan's Deli, Natural State Provisions, Livery, Ralston's Drafthouse
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Nearby attractions of The Great Divide

Easley Winery

Reggae Wines

James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home & Visitor Center

Highland Park

Old National Centre

Murat Theatre

Lost Dog Gallery

IF Theatre: Home of the IndyFringe Festival

Indianapolis Fire Fighters Museum

Mavris Arts & Event Center

Easley Winery

Easley Winery

4.8

(152)

Open 24 hours
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Reggae Wines

Reggae Wines

4.3

(9)

Open until 5:00 PM
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James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home & Visitor Center

James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home & Visitor Center

4.7

(85)

Open 24 hours
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Highland Park

Highland Park

4.5

(204)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Nearby restaurants of The Great Divide

Vida

Futuro

Nacho A La Margarita Outpost

The Rathskeller

Goodfellas Pizzeria - Mass Ave

Salt on Mass

Fat Dan's Deli

Natural State Provisions

Livery

Ralston's Drafthouse

Vida

Vida

4.8

(507)

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Futuro

Futuro

4.7

(503)

$

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Nacho A La Margarita Outpost

Nacho A La Margarita Outpost

4.3

(8)

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The Rathskeller

The Rathskeller

4.5

(1.9K)

$$

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Reviews of The Great Divide

4.6
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5.0
36w

Ralph’s Great Divide is hands down my favorite local spot for celebrating my sisters’ and my birthdays. The drinks are cheap and strong, and they keep the wine flowing! One of the highlights is always the piano player, who plays the best songs and is happy to play “Happy Birthday” multiple times throughout the night.

I’ve been coming here for many years, ever since my grandmother was alive. She loved this place for its familiar, comforting food (things like Pea Salad) and the live piano music, and I love that it still carries that same charm.

The restaurant recently had some renovations, but you might not even notice—the cozy, no-frills atmosphere remains the same. It’s a small place, making it even more fun in the summertime when you can sit outside on the patio. Don’t expect anything super fancy, but you will be pleasantly surprised by how delicious and affordable the food is.

They have rotating specials—some days it’s ribs, other days it’s steak—but one of the best additions is their gluten-free fried fish and tenderloins with gluten-free buns or bread! They also usually have a gluten-free dessert and are very accommodating to dietary needs.

Whether you’re stopping by for a casual meal or celebrating something special, Ralph’s Great Divide never disappoints. If you’re coming with a larger party, calling ahead is a good idea since it’s a small space, and they’ll definitely appreciate the heads-up....

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5.0
38w

I’ve been inside before but never ate here until today. Wide range of tasty dishes and lots of comfort foods. Leave room for chocolate cake after eating. Enough room for small gatherings….did I mention that the desserts are homemade ( with a sprinkle of love , I bet). The blueberry cobbler is the only dessert not homemade but tastes oh so delicious. Oh and ice cream is definitely available for the chocolate cake! I ordered the Great Divide club with cottage cheese ( with chocolate cake and ice cream for dessert). Yes for the warm weather, there is outdoor seating. When the weather is nice, like today( March 13th),the area fills up quickly. Danielle is a peach as a person and a whiz with the tables!! Just extra special and nice ( as are all of the staff that I interacted with). The owner works … well she does just about everything . Jennifer is camera shy and wants her staff to receive the credit for the incredible place the Great Divide truly is. Yeah I’m stuffed from my meal . Surprise! Cake and ice...

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3.0
1y

My first time, and I wasn't that impressed. I thought I would be more excited by bourbon ham but it was just cold deli ham on grocery store bread and not a very substantial serving either. And most of the ham was only on half my sandwich. Horseradish French onion dip with Ruffles potato chips for $5? Nah. Pea salad could have been better if the peas weren't so hard. And if you're going to serve me Diet Coke in a can and charge me $2.75 then at least have Coke Zero. Had to laugh when another person whose side of apple sauce was in one of those kiddie cups you see in school cafeterias. I guess I see the charm if you live nearby and are out walking your dog and want to sit out on the patio and have a beer. I'd give it another try and maybe get the burger that one person in our party got. It...

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Ralph’s Great Divide is hands down my favorite local spot for celebrating my sisters’ and my birthdays. The drinks are cheap and strong, and they keep the wine flowing! One of the highlights is always the piano player, who plays the best songs and is happy to play “Happy Birthday” multiple times throughout the night. I’ve been coming here for many years, ever since my grandmother was alive. She loved this place for its familiar, comforting food (things like Pea Salad) and the live piano music, and I love that it still carries that same charm. The restaurant recently had some renovations, but you might not even notice—the cozy, no-frills atmosphere remains the same. It’s a small place, making it even more fun in the summertime when you can sit outside on the patio. Don’t expect anything super fancy, but you will be pleasantly surprised by how delicious and affordable the food is. They have rotating specials—some days it’s ribs, other days it’s steak—but one of the best additions is their gluten-free fried fish and tenderloins with gluten-free buns or bread! They also usually have a gluten-free dessert and are very accommodating to dietary needs. Whether you’re stopping by for a casual meal or celebrating something special, Ralph’s Great Divide never disappoints. If you’re coming with a larger party, calling ahead is a good idea since it’s a small space, and they’ll definitely appreciate the heads-up. Highly recommend!
Jamie MattinglyJamie Mattingly
I’ve been inside before but never ate here until today. Wide range of tasty dishes and lots of comfort foods. Leave room for chocolate cake after eating. Enough room for small gatherings….did I mention that the desserts are homemade ( with a sprinkle of love , I bet). The blueberry cobbler is the only dessert not homemade but tastes oh so delicious. Oh and ice cream is definitely available for the chocolate cake! I ordered the Great Divide club with cottage cheese ( with chocolate cake and ice cream for dessert). Yes for the warm weather, there is outdoor seating. When the weather is nice, like today( March 13th),the area fills up quickly. Danielle is a peach as a person and a whiz with the tables!! Just extra special and nice ( as are all of the staff that I interacted with). The owner works … well she does just about everything . Jennifer is camera shy and wants her staff to receive the credit for the incredible place the Great Divide truly is. Yeah I’m stuffed from my meal . Surprise! Cake and ice cream going home.
jemsmom97jemsmom97
My first time, and I wasn't that impressed. I thought I would be more excited by bourbon ham but it was just cold deli ham on grocery store bread and not a very substantial serving either. And most of the ham was only on half my sandwich. Horseradish French onion dip with Ruffles potato chips for $5? Nah. Pea salad could have been better if the peas weren't so hard. And if you're going to serve me Diet Coke in a can and charge me $2.75 then at least have Coke Zero. Had to laugh when another person whose side of apple sauce was in one of those kiddie cups you see in school cafeterias. I guess I see the charm if you live nearby and are out walking your dog and want to sit out on the patio and have a beer. I'd give it another try and maybe get the burger that one person in our party got. It didn't look bad.
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Ralph’s Great Divide is hands down my favorite local spot for celebrating my sisters’ and my birthdays. The drinks are cheap and strong, and they keep the wine flowing! One of the highlights is always the piano player, who plays the best songs and is happy to play “Happy Birthday” multiple times throughout the night. I’ve been coming here for many years, ever since my grandmother was alive. She loved this place for its familiar, comforting food (things like Pea Salad) and the live piano music, and I love that it still carries that same charm. The restaurant recently had some renovations, but you might not even notice—the cozy, no-frills atmosphere remains the same. It’s a small place, making it even more fun in the summertime when you can sit outside on the patio. Don’t expect anything super fancy, but you will be pleasantly surprised by how delicious and affordable the food is. They have rotating specials—some days it’s ribs, other days it’s steak—but one of the best additions is their gluten-free fried fish and tenderloins with gluten-free buns or bread! They also usually have a gluten-free dessert and are very accommodating to dietary needs. Whether you’re stopping by for a casual meal or celebrating something special, Ralph’s Great Divide never disappoints. If you’re coming with a larger party, calling ahead is a good idea since it’s a small space, and they’ll definitely appreciate the heads-up. Highly recommend!
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I’ve been inside before but never ate here until today. Wide range of tasty dishes and lots of comfort foods. Leave room for chocolate cake after eating. Enough room for small gatherings….did I mention that the desserts are homemade ( with a sprinkle of love , I bet). The blueberry cobbler is the only dessert not homemade but tastes oh so delicious. Oh and ice cream is definitely available for the chocolate cake! I ordered the Great Divide club with cottage cheese ( with chocolate cake and ice cream for dessert). Yes for the warm weather, there is outdoor seating. When the weather is nice, like today( March 13th),the area fills up quickly. Danielle is a peach as a person and a whiz with the tables!! Just extra special and nice ( as are all of the staff that I interacted with). The owner works … well she does just about everything . Jennifer is camera shy and wants her staff to receive the credit for the incredible place the Great Divide truly is. Yeah I’m stuffed from my meal . Surprise! Cake and ice cream going home.
Jamie Mattingly

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My first time, and I wasn't that impressed. I thought I would be more excited by bourbon ham but it was just cold deli ham on grocery store bread and not a very substantial serving either. And most of the ham was only on half my sandwich. Horseradish French onion dip with Ruffles potato chips for $5? Nah. Pea salad could have been better if the peas weren't so hard. And if you're going to serve me Diet Coke in a can and charge me $2.75 then at least have Coke Zero. Had to laugh when another person whose side of apple sauce was in one of those kiddie cups you see in school cafeterias. I guess I see the charm if you live nearby and are out walking your dog and want to sit out on the patio and have a beer. I'd give it another try and maybe get the burger that one person in our party got. It didn't look bad.
jemsmom97

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