Turn 3 is a nice improvement to what was in the space before. I tried the Rad burger and it was delicious. It had a refreshing twist on a normal burger without pushing the limits past where normal people wouldn't try it.
Bethany C.
I just stumbled across this place . Chicken and waffles had been sounding good to me . I went on a weekday around 12:30. It's hard to find . It's actually in a building connected to a brewery . I went in and the place was empty . Seemed weird for lunch time . Turns out they basically just have a small menu of breakfast items . I choose the chicken and waffles , obviously. The waffle was really good as was the syrup. The chicken on the other hand was a let down . It seemed over cooked. Not very tender . The waiter came to ask me how it was . I asked if he wanted my honest opinion to which he replied "yes". So I told him the truth . He apologized and said he would let them know and that they have a timer on how long they should be cooking the chicken . Maybe they were careless in using it since I'm sure I was the only order being prepared at the time . Anyhow , he took a couple dollars off my bill which was very kind. I wouldn't write this place off . I'm sure their other items are good too!
Krysta M.
Found this place on accident and so glad we did! The chicken is great and the servings are enormous for the price. Servers and bartenders were all super friendly. Will definitely come back!!
R M.
An excellent addition to the Indianapolis brewery scene! The chicken served with the waffle is boneless, which will freak out purists, but I thought it was great; you could pour the house sriracha honey on the chicken without worries of sticky fingers. You order food at the bar, and you can eat in the bar area, or the family friendly area.
Ken N.
When I heard that Flat 12 Brewing had a new restaurant open in their building, I made a point of heading downtown to check it out. Turn 3 Chicken & Waffles is only in its 3rd week as of the time of my visit, so it has a somewhat limited menu of breakfast items that are served all day during the same hours as the brewery. Although the restaurant has its own space on the rear left as you enter, you can order food at the Flat 12 bar which has the menu. Your bartender/server can place the food order for you. (Note that the food you order is placed on the same bill as your beer orders from Flat 12, so you don't have to worry about fishing out your credit card twice!) The four food options available are: Chicken & Waffles, Breakfast Burrito, Breakfast Scramble, and Breakfast Pizza. Within the last three options, you get your choice of meats: ham, bacon, or chorizo. You can also get Sriracha sauce if you need a bit more heat. I ordered the Breakfast Burrito that comes with sides of tortilla chips, salsa, and cheese sauce. The burrito was huge and filled with things like diced potatoes, scrambled eggs, pepper and red onion, jalapeno, and cheese. The burrito is served without any toppings on it, but you could use some of the salsa or cheese sauce. The chef said he was looking into viable options to offer a "dressed" version of the burrito as opposed to the current hand held version. (If you need silverware, just let them know and they will bring it for you.) And the taste? Wonderful! I'm a breakfast lover anyway, so this option of a hearty breakfast meal really went well with me. And I liked how it paired with the flight of beer I had as well. No weird side tastes, just good beer and a tasty burrito. Hopefully, as more customers start checking out their food, the restaurant will add some of the best suggestions to meet their needs. For now, they are off to a good start. Review #2541
Eric C.
Looks like this is a relatively new addition to Flat 12. Delicious chicken and waffles! Waffle was light and fluffy and chicken was boneless and had a great kick to it. The dish came with a sweet syrup and a spicy syrup. Well priced at $7 for a plate of one chicken and waffle or $12 for 2 chicken & waffles. Other breakfast options also on the small menu, will have to check it out again soon!
Turn 3 is a nice improvement to what was in the space before. I tried the Rad burger and it was delicious. It had a refreshing twist on a normal burger without pushing the limits past where normal people wouldn't try it.
I just stumbled across this place . Chicken and waffles had been sounding good to me . I went on a weekday around 12:30. It's hard to find . It's actually in a building connected to a brewery . I went in and the place was empty . Seemed weird for lunch time . Turns out they basically just have a small menu of breakfast items . I choose the chicken and waffles , obviously. The waffle was really good as was the syrup. The chicken on the other hand was a let down . It seemed over cooked. Not very tender . The waiter came to ask me how it was . I asked if he wanted my honest opinion to which he replied "yes". So I told him the truth . He apologized and said he would let them know and that they have a timer on how long they should be cooking the chicken . Maybe they were careless in using it since I'm sure I was the only order being prepared at the time . Anyhow , he took a couple dollars off my bill which was very kind. I wouldn't write this place off . I'm sure their other items are good too!
Found this place on accident and so glad we did! The chicken is great and the servings are enormous for the price. Servers and bartenders were all super friendly. Will definitely come back!!
An excellent addition to the Indianapolis brewery scene! The chicken served with the waffle is boneless, which will freak out purists, but I thought it was great; you could pour the house sriracha honey on the chicken without worries of sticky fingers. You order food at the bar, and you can eat in the bar area, or the family friendly area.
When I heard that Flat 12 Brewing had a new restaurant open in their building, I made a point of heading downtown to check it out. Turn 3 Chicken & Waffles is only in its 3rd week as of the time of my visit, so it has a somewhat limited menu of breakfast items that are served all day during the same hours as the brewery. Although the restaurant has its own space on the rear left as you enter, you can order food at the Flat 12 bar which has the menu. Your bartender/server can place the food order for you. (Note that the food you order is placed on the same bill as your beer orders from Flat 12, so you don't have to worry about fishing out your credit card twice!) The four food options available are: Chicken & Waffles, Breakfast Burrito, Breakfast Scramble, and Breakfast Pizza. Within the last three options, you get your choice of meats: ham, bacon, or chorizo. You can also get Sriracha sauce if you need a bit more heat. I ordered the Breakfast Burrito that comes with sides of tortilla chips, salsa, and cheese sauce. The burrito was huge and filled with things like diced potatoes, scrambled eggs, pepper and red onion, jalapeno, and cheese. The burrito is served without any toppings on it, but you could use some of the salsa or cheese sauce. The chef said he was looking into viable options to offer a "dressed" version of the burrito as opposed to the current hand held version. (If you need silverware, just let them know and they will bring it for you.) And the taste? Wonderful! I'm a breakfast lover anyway, so this option of a hearty breakfast meal really went well with me. And I liked how it paired with the flight of beer I had as well. No weird side tastes, just good beer and a tasty burrito. Hopefully, as more customers start checking out their food, the restaurant will add some of the best suggestions to meet their needs. For now, they are off to a good start. Review #2541
Looks like this is a relatively new addition to Flat 12. Delicious chicken and waffles! Waffle was light and fluffy and chicken was boneless and had a great kick to it. The dish came with a sweet syrup and a spicy syrup. Well priced at $7 for a plate of one chicken and waffle or $12 for 2 chicken & waffles. Other breakfast options also on the small menu, will have to check it out again soon!
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