Cheeky Bastards Restaurant

Once you enter, you will smell the most delicious food from the kitchen. Made me hungry just walking in. Chic and elegant decor all around the corners. Amanda the staff member was so kind and friendly. She helped us with the menu and questions. All the food we got was delicious and packed with flavors. The burger meat was juicy and tender. Fried potatoes were seasoned well. Love their tea. The aroma is so relaxing. They sold the tea leaves and other products too. Parking in the front. Very convenient. A good place for afternoon tea and dinner.

We popped in for a quick lunch. What a darling place. The owner herself (she was so sweet) came over and chatted with us and explained how the restaurant got started and some of the dishes they offer. Their menu is extensive in food and drink offerings. My mom had the fish and chips. It is a huge portion and according to my mom, it’s very tasty. I had the hummus sandwich which was good as well. It comes with chips. I don’t eat chips so I probably should’ve asked if I could’ve gotten something else. They host a proper British tea the last Sunday of each month. That would be fun to go back for.

I went to the UK around 2.5 years ago and my whole family wished we had a British spot to eat at in the Indy area. Recently, they found this spot in a Google search and we knew we had to come try it. Came on a Saturday at around 10 AM and they were a little busy but we immediately got a table. Our waiter was very kind and attentive to our table. We started with the crumpets and a British Scone as appetizers. Both of those were fantastic! I then got the BAP (breakfast sandwich) with Banger Sausage, chips and British bacon on the side. I was overall impressed! The sandwich was tasty, the chips were fried perfectly, and the bacon was really good too. Overall, if you want that good ole British feel in a restaurant, Cheeky Bastards is THE premier British restaurant in Fishers! I’ll be back.

Glad I made reservation for 6:45pm dinner on Valentine Day because this place was packed. When we arrived we were taken to our table right away. The restaurant had such amazing British vibes with tea sets decoration in the walls and corners, a lot of British posters and arts, was amazing vibes. The menu had few of British style bites and sandwiches, but there was an extensive list of teas and coffees. We started with the delicious beef Wellington bites. Crispy outer layer and soft meat inside. For entree we got Banger burger and Birmingham cheesesteak. Both were sooo good. The bread was toasted but soft. The steak was so juicy mixed with caramelized onions and cheese. It would give the Philly cheesesteak a good competition. At the we had the vanilla ice cream that was also creamy and supe

Amazing service, drinks, and dishes—plus wonderful staff. The ambiance was welcoming and aesthetically pleasing. I loved the creativity in the décor and the design of the table and chair sets. The separation of the dining spaces gave a British-American traditional feel crossed with familiar Japanese-style private dining areas, just without the shoji screens. The dishes were delicious! We ordered the lamb shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, and scones with currants and strawberry jam. The shepherd’s pie was flavorful, rich in herbs and spices, and topped with creamy mashed potatoes. The fish and chips were plentiful—easily enough for two people. The fish had a light, flaky crust, perfectly battered with a crisp exterior and moist interior. The petite wedges were golden-brown, crispy, and full