Bistro 33 & Lakeside Solarium

3645 River Crossing Pkwy, Indianapolis
(317) 705-0000

Recent Reviews

Craig Warner

Great lunch

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Bel

Our waitress was amazing, food was great, atmosphere was wonderful.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Chaspen

Too expensive, not everyone is charging their companies. 9.00;for a 12 oz. Beer is ridiculous, I get it at a ballgame, but there is entertainment.

Giselle L.

We went for breakfast and LOVED the view! It's so easy to get there, just follow the main entrance, go to your left and around 20 steps after you'll see the reception. Ordered eggs Benedict, French toasts, pancakes, hash brown and americano coffee. Gotta say portions are quite small, taste is great, average service, they took around 15-20 minutes to take the check presenter with the card. My husband and I will def back to try dinner now.

Lynda Gerhart

Pretty area of the hotel.

Atmosphere: 5

Todd P.

I'm really not a big fan of Hotel restaurants and Bistro 33 is in the Marriott. We were the only people in Solarium (not sure but they must have another restuarant). The view over the little lake was very nice. We had a long time to enjoy it, as it took a long time to get our food. We started with the Korean Fried Cauliflower appetizer that was unusal and very good and (IMO) expensive at $16. We then split a $20 club sandwich. We had chips that were probably made the day before.

Scot P.

Sat at the bar and had dinner. Service was excellent, but very disappointed with value. $50+ for a filet the size of a McD's quarter pounder. I get it that hotels need to try and make up COVID losses, but yikes . . . I left feeling gouged.

Timothy Limer

Nice space, although a little strangely shaped for a big group.

BreadFiend

We really enjoyed our dinner. The menu is exceptionally good for a hotel place with very variable volume; it looks like some Marriott executive chef created a sequence of very nice dishes that can be replicated and the result is an excellent selection of creative dishes (but an ingredient for one dish was not available). The waitstaff is prompt and attentive albeit a bit overwhelmed. Seeing the water is a special treat. The only negative is that you cannot avoid the slight coldness from it being a hotel restaurant. The wine selection is broad but limited to US wines, mostly California. Badly need to add some French wines.

Aye L.

Great views, tasty drinks, and gorgeous views! This hidden gem is inside the Marriott off Keystone. You walk in and directly can walk right ahead into the Bistro where you can sit yourself in the seating or at the bar. Despite it being located just off the hotel lobby, it was pretty quiet even though we visited on a weekend. If you sit by the windows on a sunny day, prepare to be extra toasty! They had a good sized menu with plenty of options for appetizers, mains, cocktails, and some dessert options, too. We came for lunch, but dinner may be great, too. Prices were also quite reasonable. We'd definitely visit again. This spot would actually be really beautiful for a photoshoot, too!

Carrie reppert

Such friendly people.

Chris Schubart

Hotel restaurant and bar. Service is very good, food is better than most hotels but it is pricier than several restaurants just a short drive away.

Karley M.

Great little escape if you're looking for a quiet drink in a great atmosphere with beautiful scenery. We were not staying at the hotel and did not eat, so I can't advocate for either. However our bartender was very nice and the drink menu was big! We loved sitting in the room filled with windows overlooking the water. The only downside was very expensive drinks ($9 a beer), but it is a lobby bar, so it's expected.

Grunwald Sammy

Service is good and main part of this place is its Location...

Cory Oden

Wonderful food and service

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