About The Abandoned Station
From The Abandoned Station's own website and its Google listing, read September 29, 2026.
The Abandoned Station is a neighborhood taproom on North Delaware Street in Indianapolis. It is an outpost for Narrow Gauge Brewing Co. of St. Louis. Its website says the rotating tap list is built around Narrow Gauge beer.
The site names hop-forward IPAs, clean lagers, rich stouts and seasonal offerings. Occasional guest taps keep the lineup changing. It also pours wine, cider, mead, seltzer and non-alcoholic drinks, but no liquor.
The taproom serves stone-baked pizza made with house-made dough. A small snack menu sits alongside it, and the pizza list includes a monthly special. Downstairs, an arcade has pinball and classic games, plus televisions.
Kids can come in for food, and the website calls the basement family-friendly. Dogs are allowed only in the beer garden, through the fenced gate off 25th Street.
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- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
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Questions people ask
Answers come from The Abandoned Station's website and its Google listing, read September 29, 2026.
Is The Abandoned Station family friendly?
Yes, with limits. Indiana law lets children in the bar area only to eat, and the website says the whole basement, with its arcade room and televisions, is family-friendly.
Can I bring my dog?
Pets are allowed only in the beer garden. The website says to use the fenced gate on the north side of the building off 25th Street.
Do they serve anything besides beer?
Yes. The website lists wine, cider, mead, seltzer and non-alcoholic options. It says they do not serve liquor.
Can I rent the arcade room or reserve space for a group?
Yes. The website says to use its contact page to ask about the arcade room. Large groups can also ask about reserving the whole taproom or the outside patio.
Which breweries are close by?
MashCraft on Delaware is 0.4 miles away. St. Joseph Brewery & Public House and Twenty Below Brewing @ Twenty Tap are each 0.6 miles away, and Cannon Ball Brewing Company is 1 mile away.
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Before you visit The Abandoned Station
Expect a neighborhood taproom with televisions, music and casual seating. The arcade is downstairs. Dogs are allowed only in the beer garden, through the fenced gate off 25th Street.
Check the tap list and food menu on theabandonedstation.com before you go, because the list rotates. Groups can ask about reserving the taproom or patio on the contact page.
MashCraft on Delaware is 0.4 miles away. St. Joseph Brewery & Public House and Twenty Below Brewing @ Twenty Tap are each 0.6 miles away, which makes a short second stop easy.