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Sports on TV on one (or more) of our 11 Hi-def Flat Panel TVs, each on it’s own controller. Just tell us what you want to watch and we’ll tune it in. Union Jack Pub is the Indianapolis Sports Bar!
We offer lots of sports networks...
and for the fans of European sports...
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With over 100 beers of the world to choose from you are sure to find one to suit your taste. If beer is not what you fancy, sample a fine wine from California or Australia; or enjoy a cocktail from our full bar. This week’s specials... Evening Specials (beginning at 3pm): Monday
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Union Jack offers free WI-FI! Breakfast @ Union Jack Pub on Saturdays & Sundays Our breakfast specials... CORNER KICK EGGS: Two eggs prepared sunny side up, over easy, over medium, over hard or scrambled -- $2.95 HOMERUN COMPLETE: Two eggs with country fried potatoes, choice of honey smoked ham, bacon or sausage patties. Choice of: white or wheat toast, biscuit or English muffin -- $9.45 THREE POINTER OMELET: Three egg omelet with your choice of up to 3 ingredients - $6.95 BIG GOAL OMELET PLATTER: Omelet prepared as above plus country fried potatoes, choice of bacon, sausage patties or ham; choose toast, biscuit or English muffin -- $11.95 SUPER BOWL STEAK & EGGS: Grilled top sirloin with two eggs, country fried potatoes & choice of toast, English muffin or biscuit -- $12.95 BENEDICT ARNOLD’S EGGS: Two poached eggs, English muffin, Canadian bacon & hollandaise sauce -- $6.95 HAT TRICK EGG SANDWICH: Two fried eggs over hard or scrambled on toast with bacon, tomato slices and American cheese -- $6.25 SCRAMBLING BREAKFAST WRAP: Flour tortilla wrapped scrambled eggs, sausage, cheddar cheese and hollandaise -- $6.50 FIRST & TEN BREAKFAST BURGER: Angus burger on English muffin, topped with scrambled egg, bacon and cheddar -- $6.95 FREE KICK BLT: Double decked white or wheat toast: seven slices of bacon, lettuce and tomato -- $6.75 ONE ON ONE BISCUITS & GRAVY: Fresh baked biscuits served with our special recipe sausage gravy: 1/2 order -- $3.25 ; full order -- $5.50 GRAND SLAM FRENCH TOAST: Texas toast dipped in egg, vanilla & cinnamon batter -- $5.95 NEW YEARS FRUIT & MELON BOWL: Fresh Fruit and melon with choice of toast, English muffin or biscuit -- $4.95 |
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Since 1979, Union Jack Pub – Broad Ripple has been a landmark in Indianapolis. UJ's has the feel of an English pub with an American twist. We offer an extensive assortment of beers, malt scotches and whiskies. Our innovative menu offers English fare, American pub favorites and our signature deep-dish pizza. The recipe for our famous pizza has set the bar of excellence for over 26 years; earning many “best of” awards throughout the years. Many national chains have attempted to emulate our pizza and while it may have been duplicated it has never been replicated. To this day all of our top quality ingredients, recipes and preparations remain unchanged, still making it the best pizza in the land! UJs is a 100% smoke-free environment. We offer family-friendly dining and an adult-friendly bar. Visit us to watch your favorite sports team on one of our 11 hi-definition televisions. While you’re here enjoy a drink and some authentic pub fare. The History of Pubs Among other hotly debated subjects discussed within the walls of a local pub, the argument for the importance of the English Pub as a community center is historically proved. Much more than an establishment where drinks and food are consumed, the pub has been the meeting place for friends and strangers alike. A venue where business and city planning was, and still is, discussed, colleagues also came together to mull over current events. Travelers have known for centuries that they could locate warmth, nourishment and rest within the walls of a local pub. And, of course, neighbors found a place to celebrate small victories and discuss tragedies, throughout war and peace. Edgar, King of Kent regulated the size of drinking vessels during the tenth century. This vessel was passed around the alehouse, each consumer’s portion measured and marked by a peg. Drinkers often drank beyond their appropriated measure, taking the next drinker ‘down a peg or two’. Christianity brought a new taxation on ale in order to raise funds for church building; the brew becoming known as ‘scot ales’. Some brewers made ale secretly to avoid the church tax. Customers of these early tax evaders were accused of drinking ‘scot free’. Growing industries and population began to pollute the water supplies during the Middle Ages. As ale became the only safe drink, alehouses took on a more important role within society. The reign of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) brought prosperity. As the professional class developed, so did the need for a high class meeting place that became known as the tavern. The alehouse was a place of necessity where the poor were sheltered, spending what little money they had. The tavern was a place for leisure and pleasure where the lawyers, bankers, writers and civil servants met to eat superior food, drink ale and wine while relaxing in comfortable surroundings. In the City of London, Dr. Samuel Johnson stated “…No, Sir; there is nothing which has yet been contrived by man, by which so much happiness is produced as by a good tavern or inn.” It is safe to assume that the elite of England structured many ideas of growth in the comfort of a pub. Although many variations and evolutions presented themselves throughout the centuries, the style of 20th Century pubs reflected a more wholesome, romanticized view of the Olde English Pub. Today the pub still fills a special need as a meeting place for friends to enjoy good food and drink. We hope you enjoy your visit to Union Jack Pub. We look forward to meeting your needs in the best of English traditions. Brenda Rising-Moore |
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Union Jack pub in Indianapolis, IN is an authentic English Pub and Sports Bar in Indianapolis. Union Jack's is located in Broad Ripple Village (broadripple) in Indianapoplis. Broad Ripple Village is the center of nightlife in Indianapolis, with bars, restaurants, dance clubs, shops, coffee houses near Union Jack's UJs pub. Union Jack sports bar in Indianapolis plays sports on TV such as rugby, soccer, Australian rules football, NBA basketball, NFL football, MLB baseball, college basketball, college football, NASCAR. Union Jack serves beers from all around the world including
- Amstel (Holland)
- Anchor Steam (US-CA)
- Becks (Germany)
- Becks Dark (Germany)
- Belhaven Ale (Scotland) 16oz
- Bells Amber Ale (US-MI)
- Bells Two Hearted IPA (US-MI)
- Budweiser (US)
- Bud Light (US)
- Bud Select (US)
- Carlsberg Elephant (Denmark)
- Celebrator Dopplebock (Germany)
- Chimay Premiere (Belgium) 27oz
- Coors Light (US)
- Corona (Mexico)
- Corona Light (Mexico)
- DogFishHead 60min IPA (US-DE)
- Dortmunder DAB (Germany)
- Dos Equis Amber (Mexico)
- Fischer Amber (France)
- Flying Horse Lager (India) 22oz
- Fosters (Australia)
- Franziskaner (Germany)
- Goose Island 312 Wheat (US-IL)
- Goose Island Honkers Ale (US-IL)
- Goose Island IPA (US-IL)
- Grolsch (Holland) 16oz
- Harpoon IPA (US-MA)
- Heineken (Holland)
- Heineken Light (Holland)
- Hoegarden (Germany)
- JW Dundee's Honey Brown (US-NY)
- Killian's Irish Red (US-CO)
- Labatt Blue (Canada)
- Leffe Blond (Belgium)
- Marathon (Greece)
- McEwan's Ale (Scotland)
- Michelob Ultra (US)
- Miller Genuine (US)
- Miller High Life (US)
- Miller Lite (US)
- Molson Gold (Canada)
- Moosehead (Canada)
- Negro Modelo (Mexico)
- N. Coast Blue Star Wheat (US-CA)
- O'Doul's (US)
- Oaken Barrel Snake Pit Porter (US)
- Okocim OK Lager (Poland)
- Old Peculiar (England)
- Pacifico (Mexico)
- Pete's Wicked Ale (US-NY)
- Pilsner Urquell (Czech Republic)
- Red Stripe (Jamaica)
- Rolling Rock (US)
- Sam Adams (US-MA)
- Sam Adams Cream Stout (US-MA)
- Sam Smith Nut Brown (Eng.) - 7.00
- Sam Smith Oatmeal Stout (Eng.)
- Sam Smith Pale Ale (Eng.)
- Sam Smith Winter Ale (Eng.) 18oz
- Sapporo (Japan) 22oz
- Sheaf Stout (Australia) 22oz
- Skullsplitter (Scotland)
- Smirnoff Ice (US)
- Spaten Lager (Germany)
- Spaten Optimator (Germany)
- St. Pauli Girl (Denmark)
- St. Peter's Organic IPA (England) 16oz
- Steinlager (New Zealand)
- Strongbow Cider (England) 16oz
- Tsingtao (China)
- Upland Bad Elmer Porter (US-IN)
- Upland Pale Ale (US-IN)
- Upland Wheat (US-IN)
- Warsteiner (Germany)
- Warsteiner Dunkle (Germany)
- Woodchuck (US-VT)
- Young's Oatmeal Stout (England) 16oz