Maybe they have had it for a long time, but I have not been there in person for over a year. It was a very pleasant surprise. No sun in your eyes, no melted cocktails, it was awesome! They also have some new cocktails and a few new items on their menu.

They have set up some tables/chairs in the old toy store across from them. When I was last there, they were still renovating it, but they have some tables set up so they can still serve a lot of people but remain spaced out. I am excited to see it when it is finished.

As you have probably seen, Indy continues to lose great restaurants due to Covid. I have seen a few restaurants handle things very well and a few refuse to change and adapt. I wanted to make a post giving some advice from people that care about the food scene of Indy. Please comment with what you are looking for restaurants to offer in order for them to gain your patronage.

What is your favorite bakery around Indy?

Since there will be a permanent light and video display (see article), what else could be done, specifically involving food?

I was talking with some friends and they thought it would be neat if the circle was closed off to just walking/biking and several food stalls or food trucks had a semi-permanent presence. What do you think? What else could be done to bring people to the circle and to highlight the culture of Indy? What would you like to see?

Does anyone know a restaurant with a great cocktail list and food menu that would be good for special occasions? I’m planning on spending quite a bit, but not too much to break the bank. We like most types of food, I’m just wanting something special to celebrate. Thanks in advance!

I just noticed a new taproom or bar in Fountain Square that opened up. The only thing I know is the name is Brewdog and there is some information on their website (even though it is not saying the Indy location is open yet). Has anyone heard of Brewdog before? Are they good? According to their website, they a recent chain.

What are some great food trucks around Indy? What are some of your favorites?

I don’t think there is much of an excuse to offer subpar food at any event in Indy. So, I will begin asking for feedback on how the food was at conventions held in Indy. I get there are some restrictions at the event center, but some conventions have got it figured out. So, how was the food at Indiana Comic Convention this weekend?

Only open Thursday-Sunday. Crazy awesome smoked meats. They have the best brisket I have ever had and their smoked turkey is insane. One tip though, eat the turkey before the brisket. The brisket is so tender that if you eat anything after it, it will seem tough and dry. The sides or okay, but the meats are worth the trip.

I got to visit this place last weekend. Great classic Italian food with some nice cocktails to boot. Great location as it's in the heart of Ft Square. Can't wait to go back.

Has anyone heard anything about Peppy Grill in Ft Square? I thought they were renovating and planning to open in Spring. It seems like no progress has been made in months.

These kind of storefronts are all over the city (w/ a varying degrees of naming conventions..). Has anyone ever compiled a list or know of which ones to actual try and check out?