What are some good, but unique restuarants that can be found in Indianapolis?
By admin on Apr 26, 2009 in Indianapolis
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot asked:
I would like to find a couple restuarants that aren’t so run of the mill, any ideas?
I would like to find a couple restuarants that aren’t so run of the mill, any ideas?
On Apr 27, 2009, jlb said:
Two of my favorites:
Melting Pot behind Castleton Mall (very unique)
Ruth’s Chris (I like the one at Keystone best but there’s a nice one downtown too)
Another favorite standby is Old Spaghetti Factory downtown. (Not quit so expensive but kinda unique)
If you like pizza try Union Jack Pub Broad Ripple Village.
OK one more. Yat’s near Broadripple just south of Kessler on College Ave. Billed as cheap eats (college age but customer friendly) provides a selection of New Orleans style creole gumbo jumbolia type. $4 including tax for a half plate with bread. Makes a meal for an acquired taste. They have wireless Internet.
Happy hunting.
On Apr 27, 2009, Jose R said:
there is this place called Noodles & Company on 86th St. by 465 on the west side and it is very good. and its also healthier than some restaurants.
On Apr 29, 2009, meldav04 said:
the winners circle
On Apr 30, 2009, mom_of threegirls said:
l like rock bottom brewery downtown-whats wrong with white castle??ha
On Apr 30, 2009, Jean S said:
Love the old spagetti factory!
On May 3, 2009, goofyguy47 said:
Santorini’s Greek Kitchen in Fountain Square–on weekends they have a belly dancer, and believe it or not, it is great for the kids. This isn’t some sleazy thing, it’s just fun!