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Michaelangelo’s Italian Bistro closes in Noblesville, new tenant announced

Michaelangelo’s Italian Bistro at 550 Westfield Rd. in Noblesville has closed after 36 years in business. The Clancy’s Hospitality restaurant formerly offered casual Italian fare like hand-tossed pizzas, chicken parmesan, fettuccine Alfredo, lasagna and all-you-can-eat soup, salad and breadsticks. “To our Noblesville community, thank you for 36 years...

Noblesville, IN · 1d
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The Fresh Donuts At This Tiny Indiana Bakery Are The Kind You’ll Think About For Days

A donut shop once ran an ad asking drivers, politely, to stop crashing into it. I laughed first. Then I wanted the whole story. Cars hit the building in 2014, in 2016, and again before October 2024. Each crash meant a temporary closure. Oddly, each one also brought in curious new customers.

Indiana · 2d
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The Most Authentic Italian Restaurant In Indiana Will Make You Feel Like You’re In Rome

Somewhere between the first bite of pasta and the moment you realize you’ve completely forgotten about whatever was stressing you out today, Iozzo’s Garden of Italy in Indianapolis does something remarkable. It transports you. Not literally, of course, because you’re still in Indiana, and the interstate is still...

Indianapolis, IN · 3d
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The Cozy Indiana Deli With Italian Beef Sandwiches So Good They’re Practically Famous

There’s a sandwich waiting for you in Indianapolis that has absolutely no business being this good. Fat Dan’s Deli on East Michigan Street is the kind of place that makes you question every lunch decision you’ve ever made before walking through its doors. Now to talk about...

Indianapolis, IN · 12d
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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 · 2d

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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 · 3d

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Indiana Diners Keep Visiting The State’s Last Location Of A Once-Massive Restaurant Chain

Bus drivers eat free here when they bring a group of 15 or more. That tells you plenty about the kind of crowd this buffet expects to feed. This restaurant is the last of its famous chain still standing in Indiana. At its late-1980s peak, the brand ran hundreds of locations and ranked among the largest steakhouse chains around.

Indiana · 8d

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Fans Say Indianapolis Doesn’t Need Pricier Fried Chicken Thanks To This No-Frills Indiana Joint

Some of the best fried chicken in Indianapolis does not come with a fancy sign or a long wait for a table. It comes from a small family shop on the west side with three tiny tables and a wall covered in menu boards. Fans claim the bird here holds...

Indianapolis, IN · 10d

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Drive From Anywhere In Indiana To This Legendary Seafood Shack That Skips The Frills

Indiana has a lot of things going for it, but “world-class seafood destination” has never really been one of the phrases people reach for first. Paula’s On Main in Fort Wayne is here to change your mind about that, one plate of almond walleye at a time.

Fort Wayne, IN · 11d

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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 · 12d

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Grab Your Keys And Road Trip To This Remote Steakhouse In Indiana For Its Legendary Steaks

If Indiana had a Mount Rushmore of great restaurants, Teibel’s Family Restaurant in Schererville would be carved into that stone with a very large chisel. It’s been quietly serving some of the best steaks in the state from a stone-faced building on a busy road in Lake County, and the people who know about it tend to keep coming back with a loyalty that borders on devotion.

Schererville, IN · 9d

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Hoosiers Have Been Driving To Bonge’s Tavern In Perkinsville For Perkinsville Pork Since The 1930s

Some dinners start with a menu. This one starts with a long country drive, a gravel parking lot, and a group of strangers setting up folding chairs like it is game day. In the farm country near Perkinsville, Indiana, a modest building has been pulling Hoosiers off the highway since the 1930s. People book tables weeks ahead, show up early on purpose, and still talk about the meal on the ride home.

Indiana · 4d

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Le Prix brings contemporary French fine dining to Westfield

Le Prix, a new contemporary French fine-dining restaurant from chef and proprietor Daniel Stackpoole, is now open at 1560 W. Tournament Trail in Westfield’s Motor District. Bringing together classical French culinary traditions, an extensive wine and spirits collection, and an elegant yet welcoming atmosphere, Le Prix introduces a distinctive new dining experience to Hamilton County and the greater Indianapolis region.

Westfield, IN · 14h

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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 · 2d

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You’ll Find The Best Cheap Breakfast Plates In Indiana At These 7 Diners

A good breakfast plate in Indiana should not cost as much as a tank of gas. Across the state, a handful of family diners still serve big portions of eggs, hash browns, pancakes, and biscuits and gravy at prices that leave room in the budget for a second cup of coffee.

Indiana · 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 · 3d

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Indiana Families Have Gathered Around These 5 Amish Country Buffet Tables For Generations

Some Indiana traditions come with a plate, a fork, and a second trip to the dessert table. Across the state, from the buggy roads of Elkhart and LaGrange counties to the quiet farmland of Daviess County, Amish-style buffets have become the place where birthdays, after-church lunches, and road trips all land.

Indiana · 2d

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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 · 1d

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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 · 2d