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Every Hoosier Should Visit The Indiana Diner Where A Beloved Sandwich Legend Was Born

There are places you eat at, and then there are places you make a pilgrimage to, and Nick’s Kitchen in Huntington, Indiana, is firmly, unapologetically, and deliciously in the second category. The breaded pork tenderloin sandwich was born here, and if that doesn’t make you want to get in...

Huntington, IN · 14d
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This Indiana Pizza Shop Makes a Massive 20-Inch Pie for People Who Think Regular Pizza Is Too Small

A 20-inch party pizza sits at the top of this menu, and it’s built for serious appetites. The dough is made from scratch, and the sausage and beef get cooked right in-house. The shop has been making pies since June 6, 1995. That’s three decades of tossing dough in a small Indiana downtown.

Princeton, IN · 5d
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Five Indiana Cafeterias Where You Still Slide A Tray Down The Line

Grab a tray, pick a pie, and point at what you want. That simple routine has fed Hoosier families for generations, and it is still alive at MCL Restaurant & Bakery locations around central Indiana. The chain dates back to 1950, and its cafeterias keep serving scratch-style comfort food like...

Indianapolis, IN · 4d
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Noblesville staple Michaelangelo’s Italian Bistro permanently closes after 36 years

NOBLESVILLE — A Noblesville restaurant has served its last plate of pasta after more than three decades in business. Michaelangelo’s Italian Bistro announced on Facebook that it permanently closed its doors on Nov. 11, ending a 36-year run in the community. “After 36 wonderful years, it’s time to say goodbye,” the restaurant wrote in the […]

Noblesville, IN · 1d

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Baggerstown brings 18 cornhole courts, bourbon bar to Noblesville

Explore local food, entertainment, lifestyle tips and the people and places that make Indiana special. A new entertainment destination is opening its doors in Noblesville just in time for holiday gatherings. Baggerstown, located off State Road 37 at Town & Country Boulevard, will launch Nov. 25, the day before Thanksgiving,...

Noblesville, IN · 4d

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Big Woods serves up Primal Pizza for Indianapolis Pizza Week

INDIANAPOLIS — Pizza lovers can enjoy specialty pies for just $11 during Indianapolis Pizza Week, with Big Woods joining more than 20 restaurants across central Indiana for the annual celebration. Big Woods is participating with its Primal Pizza, a meat-lover’s favorite featuring sausage, pepperoni, ham and bacon. The special is available at the restaurant’s Speedway […]

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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Indianapolis Pizza Week Returns With $11 Pies at 20+ Restaurants

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indianapolis Pizza Week is back, and Bazbeaux Pizza is ready to serve. The annual event offers $11 specialty pizzas at more than 20 Central Indiana restaurants, essentially half off at Bazbeaux, according to Max Berman, whose father founded the brand. “The goal is to check into as many restaurants as possible and […]

Indianapolis, IN · 3d

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Five Indiana Pizza Joints Have Been Tossing Dough Since Your Grandparents Were Dating

Some pizza places come and go faster than a Friday night delivery. These five Indiana spots have stuck around for more than half a century, serving pies since the 1960s and early 1970s. Grandparents probably shared a booth at one of them before anyone had a cell phone. If you...

Indiana · 8d

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Greenwood Family Brews a Healthier Cup With Red Coffee Co.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A Greenwood family is brewing success with a health-conscious twist on America’s favorite morning ritual. Red Coffee Co., founded by a husband-and-wife team with roots in health and wellness, has turned specialty coffee into a family mission that now spans multiple locations and a growing fleet of mobile operations across central Indiana. […]

Greenwood, IN · 3d

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Here’s where to get your grub on during Indianapolis Pizza Week

INDIANAPOLIS — This week is for the foodies in the Indy area: Indianapolis Pizza Week is returning across central Indiana. Organizers say more than 20 restaurants are serving specialty pizzas for just $11 Monday through Nov. 15. Some of those eateries include Goodfellas, Byrne’s Grilled Pizza, Bazbeaux, and more. Pizza lovers can try a variety […]

Indianapolis, IN · 4d

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Tupelo Honey brings chicken and waffles to downtown Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Tupelo Honey is bringing a taste of the South to downtown Indianapolis, with made-from-scratch dishes like its popular chicken and waffles. The dish is rooted in Southern Appalachian hospitality, according to Executive Chef Eric Gabrynowicz, who demonstrated how the restaurant prepares it. “I think it’s just the perfect dish for any time […]

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

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Clutch Kitchen celebrates grand reopening at Sun King Brewery Fishers with new kitchen & expanded menu

Four-day celebration highlights Chef Kelsey Murphy’s culinary vision & Fishers’ growing food scene. The City of Fishers, in partnership with Sun King Brewery Fishers and celebrity chef Kelsey Murphy, is celebrating the grand reopening of Clutch Kitchen with four days of special events Nov. 12 to 15. The...

Fishers, IN · 3d

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These 4 Old Indiana Truck Stop Diners Still Serve Breakfast Like It’s 1970

Some of the best breakfasts in Indiana are not found downtown. They are served next to diesel pumps and big rig parking, where the coffee keeps coming and the gravy never went out of style. Truck stop diners were built to feed hungry drivers fast, and a few of them...

Indiana · 5d

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Tinker Street executive chef Tyler Shortt leaving after 10 years

One of Indianapolis' most acclaimed restaurants is set for a shakeup as longtime Tinker Street executive chef Tyler Shortt prepares to exit the Near Northside fine dining spot at the end of this week. Shortt, who joined the Tinker Street staff in 2016 as a line cook under then-executive chef Braedon Kellner, took over the executive chef role shortly before the pandemic. During his tenure, Tinker Street was named one of USA TODAY's Restaurants of the Year in 2024. Last year, Tinker Street and sister restaurant Freeland's, in Carmel, landed owner Tom Main a James Beard Award Semifinalist nod in the Outstanding Restaurateur category. More: This Indianapolis restaurant was named among the best in US. Everything to try when you go "What a long, beautiful ride it has been," Shortt wrote in a statement posted to social media. "I have experienced and learned so much professionally and personally along the way. I have been blessed to work at such a special place for so long." While attempts to contact Shortt for comment were unsuccessful, Main said the chef's departure is due in part to his changing demands and priorities as a new father. Reflecting on Shortt's time at Tinker Street,

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

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Sakura Japanese Restaurant draws final crowds, immense support before closing after 40 years

INDIANAPOLIS — Sakura Japanese Restaurant has served Indianapolis’ north side for decades. After announcing it will close Nov. 13, with its final service scheduled for Nov. 12, the restaurant is drawing an outpouring of support. About 30 minutes before the restaurant opened Sunday evening, a line of nearly 40 people stretched from the front of […]

Indianapolis, IN · 5d

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New alcohol permits offer cheaper option in Bloomington

Downtown Bloomington businesses can apply for new three-way alcohol permits that cost $25,000 and allow restaurants to serve beer, wine and liquor. Applications are open through Nov. 30, according to a community announcement. The new permits are intended to give locally owned restaurants a less expensive option than traditional alcohol permits, which have reached $250,000 under Indiana's quota system, according to the announcement. Businesses can apply at bton.in/civic . Ordinance 2026-18, approved by the Bloomington City Council, made additional permits available through two eligible state programs: the Downtown Redevelopment District and Courthouse Square Historic District. Unlike traditional permits, the new district permits cannot be sold or transferred. A permit must be returned to the state when it is no longer being used. The $25,000 fee is set by the state. How Bloomington's alcohol permit process will work The application period runs from Nov. 6 through Nov. 30. City staff will first review applications for eligibility before a committee reviews them. Staff will then make recommendations to the Common Council, which will review applications and recommend permits to the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission. Applicants who receive a Common Council recommendation must complete a second application process directly with the state

Bloomington, IN · 4d

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Zionsville in brief — November 10, 2026

Grocery store rezone pushed to December — The Zionsville Town Council won’t vote on a rezone request for a grocery store at the intersection of 300 South and U.S. 421 until December. The town council did not hear the request at its Nov. 2 meeting, opting to push it to next month. A 30,000-square-foot unspecified grocery store is proposed for the busy intersection. The Zionsville Plan Commission gave the rezone an unfavorable recommendation last month.

Zionsville, IN · 3d

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This Indiana Bakery Is Known For Cinnamon Rolls That Have Become A Small-Town Tradition

A family bakery closed in 2001, its old building came down in 2010, and a grandson brought it back about twenty years later. That alone made me sit up. Bakeries don’t usually get second acts like that. The trial run drew lines out the door. Pastries sold out fast.

Alexandria, IN · 5d