109 East Harrison Street
Carlisle, IN 47838
Sullivan County
Phone: (812) 398-9180
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by Tom D. on Gabba Gabba Hey! I don't know why the Ramones popped into my head when I wanted to write this review, but it did. This is a pretty awesome venue. Unlike some other music venues in this city, you can actually order a meal here while watching your show (except I've never done that, but the opportunity is there to be had and it seems like fun!). In addition, there are two floors with two different stages, which is pretty freaking cool. The shows are (generally) priced fairly. And while not a lot of great bands come through here (except for the free at noon shows, which I have yet to catch)I have seen some really righteous bands play here. I have to say though, the beer is ridiculously expensive. I don't have to drink Pabst at a show, but when they cost 4.75 I definitely won't. Even my beloved Lager is 5.25. They have a special beer on tap that is only 3.50, but sometimes you just aren't in the mood for that. All's I is saying is that if you don't wanna be a pinhead no more, have a couple drinks before the show you go for...
by Patrick Knepel on Had a reeeally great experience here! I was out with a group of girlfriends, we had the best table in the house (the first big booth that faces the entire restaurant). The manager came over to tell us that we had the best table and then he sent over drinks and dessert! They made us feel very special, and we had LOTS of fun!! Since the manager was so nice to us, we decided afterward to ask him if he could get us into Tenjune (the club downstairs). So, he escorted us right in. Overall- we had a fantastic night! btw....they are opening soon in South Beach:)
by Alex S. on Its a restaurant, its a club. Its enclosed but with a roof top. There is smoking on the roof but no smoking on the inside. There is essentially something for everyone here, except for claustrophobics as this place is insanely packed on the weekends. Why is this? First of all, there is no cover. Secondly the music is pretty good depending on which floor / level one ends up on in the place. The decor is quite nice with an Asian inspired theme with an elegant touch. The Chinese characters on the walls are written poorly revealing the (Chinese) illiterate interior designer who clearly has bad taste in calligraphy. I've seen their eclectic Asian inspired menu and it sadly reminds me of Ruby Foo's. The major difference being The Park has a DJ and way more people. As a nightlife venue, solid. As a restaurant specializing in Asian fusion? Not sure, but I'm going to lean toward utter failure.
