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“World renowned brunch spot. Located directly on Red Line. Get there early or expect to wait... it's totally worth it!”

“Farm to table restaurant with a constantly rotating menu, known for their signature cocktails.”

“One of my favorite restaurants! You can’t go wrong with the shrimp and grits. On the pricier side, expect to spend $80-100 for two. ”

“Locally owned restaurant with great food and wonderful outdoor seating on Mass Ave.”

“Great bar with delicious cocktails and Latin American themed cuisine such as chips & guac and street tacos. ”

“Just little over a mile to St. Elmo Steak House. It is Indy’s award-winning old-world style restaurant that proves great service and classic cooking methods make for a timeless menu worth visiting again and again. Known for: World Famous Shrimp Cocktail with spicy, signature cocktail sauce, traditional steak cuts or chicken and seafood paired with potatoes or classic sides. Drink menu: Equally weighted wine and beer menus next to classic martinis, mules, and Elmo Colas. Atmosphere: Early 20th-century decor inside the bar, large room, and private dining areas features wood paneled and brick walls with carefully curated art and photos. Open for: Dinner”

“Locally owned German restaurant in the historic Anthenaeum with a massive beer garden. Across from The Old National Center.”

“Less than a mile to East Street’s Union 50. It is a restaurant and bar fancy enough for date night and casual enough for game night with a group of friends. Known for: Too upscale to be called “bar food,” Union 50’s menu offers plates for one or more to share like beef tartar and poutine, or complete entrees like steamed mussels and beef tenderloin. Drink menu: Local craft beer, wine, house cocktails, and a page of American whiskeys will have you pondering your spirit choice while you soak in the light from the illuminated bar. Atmosphere: Late-night live music, skee ball, and shuffleboard juxtapose with open seating areas that offer a lounge-like experience. Open for: Dinner and late-night dining”

“World renowned brunch spot. Located directly on Red Line. Get there early or expect to wait... it's totally worth it!”

“In Fountain Square neighborhood. Great neighborhood feel. Everybody gathers at Fletchers”

“ Chill coffee, wine, and beer cafe where people go to both work and socialize.”

“Only 1.1 mile to Martha Hoover’s Cafe Patachou, a must visit for both the farm-to-table sustainable menu and the impact of food and social change in Indianapolis. Known for: Cinnamon toast, farm-fresh omelets, or vegan Cuban breakfast. Locals will tell you the Patachou chicken salad is a lunch must. Drink menu: Five types of mimosa and prosecco cocktails, self-serve coffee bar, yogurt smoothies, and juices. Atmosphere: Multiple locations across the city have many things in common, such as the clean lines and fresh white walls that allow the light to focus on the bright and fresh plates. Open for: Breakfast and lunch”

“Cake Bake is a wonderful and lovely setting for desserts. It's a local shop and is decorated to the max. The desserts all have edible glitter. It's a place not to miss. A reservation is highly recommended.”

“Local brunch favorite, large outdoor patio when the weather permits. Waits can be long on weekends, but grab a cup of self-serve coffee while you wait.”

“Locally owned coffee shop close to our location. Walkable in good weather.”

“Ice cream to die for and dogs allowed on the patio + they have a walk up window!”

“Cake Bake is a wonderful and lovely setting for desserts. It's a local shop and is decorated to the max. The desserts all have edible glitter. It's a place not to miss. A reservation is highly recommended.”

“This Jewish style deli does not mess around and offers a wide selection of mouth watering deli meats and sandwiches. (0.6 miles away)”

“Great bread, scones, and cookies. If you're looking for gluten free try the financier or the chocolate buckwheat cookie!”

“Large store that has groceries and pretty much everything else you could need.”

“Come for the coffee, but you'll definitely stay for the pastries created onsite.”

“My fave in the city. High quality donuts, good atmosphere. Literally get anything here. It's all fantastic.”

“A long time Indy favorite. Known for their glazed yeast. (They' keep it simple and do it right.) TIPS - They are CASH ONLY, be prepared for a line, they will run out so go in the morning.”

“Just a few minutes down the road - very large grocery store with reasonable prices. Lots of other shops nearby also. To get here, turn left at the stop light at the complex entrance then left at Crawfordsville Road (by the light at CVS). Kroger is about 5 miles on your left.”