Indianapolis Posts

American interpretation of the cuisine of Northern Italy, Austria and Germany, served in contemporary Fountain Square space.

Enter the 19th century Athenaeum Building and be transported to a different place and time.

Attractive and well designed trail stitching together neiborhoods, cultural centers, recreation, schools and nature. A must-do for any explorer.

Hip spot at Fountain Square to enjoy cocktails with a chill vibe. Delicious food served until late.

Walk through the oak carved doors and you will enter another world. Since 1888, the statehouse has greeted visitors to marvel at the neoclassical masterpiece. Convenient to all downtown attractions; self you own tour and attend with a group.

Diner serving homemade burgers in old school bar room.

Imaginative food served at communal tables. Extensive selection of rum and wine at the secluded end of Mass Ave.

Bring, cheerful and modern cafe to enjoy breakfast and lunch in the middle of downtown. Progressive, current and relevant.

Super charming and unique lodging in the heart of Broad Ripple Village; a cross between an inn and b&b. Low-key comfort a few miles north of downtown. Walk to many “chill” restaurants and bars and linger on the porch. Direct access to Monon Trail. Unique and special place to stay.

Lively hockey bar in south Broad Ripple.

Downtown outpost of classic fresh donut chain.

Coffee, beer, wine and snacks served in a super comfy spot.

Great spot to sip locally roasted coffee in the center of downtown.

Unpretentious neighborhood tavern; near Broad Ripple. Serving sandwiches.

Landmark in downtown Indianapolis since 1902. Famous for its steaks, chops, seafood and professional service. Be sure to order the “famous” shrimp cocktail with secret sinus-clearing cocktail sauce.

Housed in America’s first Union Station, the 1888 Crowne Plaza is a fine example of Romanesque revival architecture. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel is in a prime downtown location and offers full array of services. Request a Pullman train car guest room resting on original train tracks.

Intimate historic hotel in the center of downtown. Hip and mid-century modern in feel, the hotel offers attentive service and is home to Spoke & Steele for dining and cocktailing.

A bit of a hike from downtown, Steer-In has been satisfying appetites since 1960. Breakfast shines but home cooking all day long.

Culinary creativity served in the Holy Rosary neighborhood.  Contemporary American cuisine and Amerlia’s bread in renovated warehouse.

Challenges the idea of what breakfast can be. Modern, hip converted garage serving local foods, coffee and cocktails.

Butcher counter, salumeria, cheese, sandwiches, coffee, pastries and all things delicious. Bustling neighborhood market filled with delicacies. Head downstairs for a cozy cellar with small plates.

Live music many nights and food much more interesting than what you would expect from a bar. Unassuming on the outside with aspacious inside that will surprise you.

Intimiate bistro and outdoor cafe in Broad Ripple. Across from the canal serving classic French fare.

Authentic kosher style deli on the outskirts of downtown. Sparking cafeteria service line will make you crave everything you see. In-house bakery and everything made from scratch. Indiana interpretation of deli classics; be part of the history dating to 1903.

Worth the drive from downtown, old-school donut heaven. Grab your place in line and arouse your senses: yeast donuts, cake donuts, alligators (and baby alligators), sheet cakes, cream horns. Visit daily.

Unexpected and intimate space on Massachusetts Ave. to enjoy live jazz seven nights. Very welcoming and inviting with “lived-in” vibe.

Fresh, flavorful and interesting foods served in intimate modern cottage on busy 16th Street.

Lovely subdued atmosphere in the midst of happening Massachusetts Avenue to enjoy exquisitely prepared cocktails and snacks.