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Foodies flock to Bluebeard to taste culinary creations from acclaimed chef Abbi Merriss.
LOCALS VOTED FOR THEIR FAVORITES
Dine your way through Indy, checking off our top 25 restaurants, as voted by Indy locals. From fancy steakhouses to drive-in diners and ethnic eateries, here’s where you’ll find unique dishes only found here.
"THE PLEASURE TO DELIGHT OTHERS."
As the newest addition to locally-based Cunningham Restaurant Group, Modita takes meaning from its name, "the pleasure to delight others." This Asian-inspired fine eatery, located in Bottleworks Hotel, delves into Asian dining culture and the pageantry of celebrating food with others.
See Executive Chef Arianne Holsapple in action here.
THOMAS MELVIN, VIDA, RECOGNIZED IN 2022
Thomas Melvin is recognzied as a Semifinalist for Best Chef: Great Lakes for the 2022 James Beard Awards.
Melvin has put Vida at the forefront of the Indy's dining experience, creating an expression of culinary excellance with wordly influence.
INDY'S INTERNATIONAL MARKETPLACE
A thriving immigrant community has proudly brought their authentic cuisines to Indy’s near northwest side.
Discover the flavors, spices, and unique dishes of Ethiopia, India, the Middle East, Peru, Japan, and many more.
The New York Times declared that it’s “Where the World Comes to Eat.”
ADDING VARIETY TO LOCAL CUISINE
Meal decisions are easy with these three Indy food halls.
INDY'S ICONIC DINING ESTABLISHMENT
Travel Channel named the shrimp cocktail “the world’s spiciest dish,” and the restaurant was named "An American Classic" by the James Beard Foundation.
The 1933 Lounge is great for cocktails, and Harry & Izzy's offers comparable cuisine in a laid back atmosphere.
LOCALLY SOURCED FROM INDIANA FARMS
Being surrounded by rich farmland has its perks as Indy chefs get access to food from the hands of growers.
Travel to Traders Point Creamery and taste dairy products from grass-fed cattle in their farmstead restaurant.
Taste Indiana's farm fresh food at Public Greens, Goose the Market, Vida & more.
PLANT-BASED OPTIONS
You don’t have to be an herbivore to enjoy the vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Indianapolis. From freshly squeezed juices to Indian curry, here are a few of our favorite eateries for showcasing plant-based dining options.
WEEKENDS ARE FOR BRUNCHING
Brunch without booze is just breakfast. Here are 18 spots that serve up the best in brunch – from beignets and Bloody Marys, to meatballs and mimosas.
RESTAURANTS FEATURED ON SCREEN
Where did Guy Fieri munch on a pork sandwich piled high with kale? What food challenge defeated Man vs. Food host Adam Richman? What sandwich did Mark Summer declare Best Thing I Ever Ate? Get all the answers.
LOCAL FLAVORS, PLEASE.
Taste your way through Indy's best beers, spirits, and wines while earning rewards with the Indy Craft Pass.
Tour Indy’s craft breweries with the Indy Brew Bus or make a reservation on the Handlebar to enjoy a beverage (or two, or three) while pedaling with friends.
FOOD, BEER, AND INDY CULTURE
30+ local artisan vendors selling a variety of ethnic foods, fresh produce, meats and retail treasures.
Voted #1 historic public food market in the U.S. by Country Living.
First opened in 1886, the Indianapolis City Market offers tours of its Romanesque underground catacombs.
TIME FOR PUMPKIN SPICE EVERYTHING
Get your caffeine buzz at one of our local coffeehouses. Sitting down over a cup of java at Calvin Fletcher's, Provider, or Bovaconti is an ideal way to discover neighborhoods and intersect with local culture.
INDY CLASSIC GETS REINVENTED
Upscale and sophisticated, this hotel is a unique boutique property with a long history.
Signature dining is served up at Spoke & Steele, with locally sourced products leading an imaginative menu.
