Barley Island Brewing Company

Good food (Tenderloin Tuesday) and our server Josh did a fantastic job.

I met some friends in Noblesville at Barley Island Brewing Company for a drink and dinner, and was pleasantly surprised with the bar and restaurant. This is an old fashion bar and restaurant that has long been in Noblesville. We sat at the bar and it was a beautiful, uniquely decorated bar. The bartenders were cool and covered. The Craft Beer list was short, but excellent!! The Bad Dad Beers are known to be fantastic! I turned the car around IPA and it was fantastic. I decided to order the pork pliers for dinner and was very impressed by the presentation. The sandwich was huge and tasty!! The wafers were delicious! It's a shame that Barley Island will end soon because I could say that this bar/restaurant was a treasure for the city of Noblesville. I feel bad for the citizens of Noblesville, because this is an excellent bar to hang and relax. I'm glad the staff found other jobs from what I understand. Barley Island Brewing will certainly be missed and there will not be another place like it in Noblesville.

Great service. Even better food and beer. Too bad their lease is not renewed. Hopefully they find a new building where they move. Excellent experience. Close in August after the bartender.

So disappointed... the previous time was very good but last night was not. We didn't get acknowledged at all even though the server told us to pick a table and saw us when passing by back and forth. They mentioned they didn't have enough staff and we were ok to wait longer until we realized that we'll get no service at all. We were hungry and were hoping to at least order something to eat first, we just needed to tell someone what we wanted... Didn't even need a menu and were willing to wait but were just sitting there until we gave up.

Strange place. The building seems to be an old hotel, and every seat in the bar area was taken (which was about 10 people). Yet everywhere else in the gigantic building was completely empty. So there was this weird juxtaposition of extremely full and the one tiny area, and extremely empty in the extremely large areas surrounding it. Not ideal... And it just felt kind of weird and creepy, and we left.