Rush on Main

I was looking forward to visiting after all the good things I've heard about this place. Happy to share, their food was great. A great option for lunch in Zionsville. They have a straightforward menu with familiar classics, done well. The Chicago dog was a favorite at the table. Each ingredient along with the poppyseed bun and the snap of the hot dog is what made it a stand out. The homemade chips served with it were so good we had to order more. The seasoning was balanced and not overpowering. It was the crispy consistency and the non-oily fry on it that makes it my top favorite of all other establishments making fresh chips. Truly, the best.

It's a casual, fun place with space for larger groups too. For a Saturday afternoon, there were still tables available. The employees were friendly.

It wasn't the easiest place to find - just look for the red door. The stairs to get up to the restaurant may be the steepest stairs I have ever seen, but when you reach the top, it's a pretty cool place. We were greeted immediately and told to sit anywhere we would like. We found a table and the waitress brought us menus and took our drink order. Between the three of us, we had the chop chop salad, Chicago dog, and pastrami sandwich. The homemade chips were good. The balsamic dressing was a great choice with the chop chop salad. It definitely looks like a great place to hang with some friends on a Friday night.

Stopped in here during our first trip to Zionsville. Tried their specialty Lincoln Park drink and it was great. Wife had Italian Beef and I had "Da Combo", Italian beef & Sausage. Delicious. $15 was a fine price point for the sandwich and chips and it was absolutely delicious. Service was fast and friendly as well. Would not hesitate to return.

I love this restaurant in zionsville! It is tucked away on the main downtown zionsville street. This bar/restaurant has such a good vibe and environment. It has a Chicago theme, and has some classic Chicago food staples on the menu. The food is affordable and delicious, and the service is always quick! There are TVs all over if you're trying to catch a game. I also love how some of the walls are chalkboards to write things such as " gift a friend a drink". Part of the restaurant is just a bar, but then the other part is family friendly with lots of seating.
Definitely a fun place to go with family or friends!

This was our first time visiting Rush on Main. Service was very, very good. We sat at the bar, and everyone behind the bar was very friendly and helpful. We were there on a Sunday afternoon, so things in downtown Zionsville were starting to slow down, but Rush on Main still had a fair amount of people. The pizzas were "okay" - certainly adequate, but I was hoping for something a little more Chicago style, given the theme of this place. Chicago deep dish is probably beyond the scope of what this restaurant is trying to achieve, so I understand that. The ambiance was also okay, but not great. The main detractor is the long stairwell that must be traversed, to actually get up to the bar & restaurant area. I realize I'm getting a little older, but those (steep) steps sure seemed like they went on forever. Overall it was a good experience, and we'll be back again I'm sure.

Absolutely the best times I've had on this quaint street in Zionsville!! Our server Bailey was knowledgeable, attentive, and incredibly kind. The food was delicious, and atmosphere was phenomenal!! To be fair, we went on a Friday when they had karaoke. DO. NOT. MISS. IT. If you like karaoke this will be your new favorite place. We're going back for more very soon!!

I've been wanting to go to Rush on Main in Zionsville and had my opportunity to stop in for drinks this weekend! I was told the blood orange mule was phenomenal and that is not a lie! Highly recommend this refreshing cocktail! Our group stuck around and had some cocktails and watched the game but we weren't in the mood for food. I did look at the menu and it looks like your typical bar fare. Cute little sports bar that I will be happy to come back and try again.

TL;DR Good bar food but no Old Style when we were there.

Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon for a taste of nostalgia, and Rush on Main delivers. Items on the menu are named after Chicago or influenced by something The Windy City is known for, like the Chicago dog. I wasn't very hungry and went for two sausage egg rolls. What potential these had but fell short. One of the two had too much air in one half and only giardiniera and cheese in the other half, lacked sausage all together. The other was a better mix of the three ingredients. If I went for these again, I would definitely try the Italian beef instead.

My wife had the Cuban Comet which she enjoyed. I am not a Cuban fan and thought it was good. Our son opted for wings in BBQ sauce which were a pleasant surprise. The wings were large and meaty and the sauce was a bit spicy, which we liked. The Homestyle chips were on point.

Oddly when we were in, they didn't have Old Style, which was a surprise and disappointment.

I've found my new favorite restaurant!

There's so much I love about Rush on Main. The food is fantastic... literally one of the best smash burgers I've ever eaten in the Indy area.

It's a cool space where you can belly up to the bar or bring the family. The staff was welcoming, diligent and fun to chat with. I'm kicking myself for not visiting sooner.

First time in Zionsville and looked for a good place to take the kids to dinner. Really happy with this choice!

First things first, it's upstairs. Not a problem, just kind of surprise when we opened the door.

Service was a little slow at first, but great and super friendly when we had someone at the table. The food came out *super* fast - our pretzel stick appetizers came out just a few minutes after ordering, and our meals came out before they cooled down enough to even start eating.

The pretzel sticks were a great appetizer. I also got the Windy City Chicken sandwich, which was also great. I particularly appreciate that the sandwiches don't come with a side automatically, so you can indulge in an appetizer without needing to add a side too.

Very cool, kid friendly experience on a weeknight. Not sure it would be so kid friendly during a game or anything a little more rowdy with the bar being so close, but all in all I was very happy with our visit and would definitely stop in again if we're in town.

Weirdest experience is the men's bathroom, which is definitely designed for single occupancy, but is also the emergency exit so it doesn't lock like the women's restroom. So if you want privacy, not the best place for it. There's a little half wall separating the toilet from the sink, but it's also right by an uncovered window - the whole experience is a little exhibitionist. Plan accordingly.