Swoon List: Red The Steakhouse, Four Day Ray Brewing, And More
Salad wrapped in prosciutto and a fully loaded potato soup that’s good to the last slurp.
If you’ve ever been curious about the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’s Fifth Third Bank Lunch Break Series, here’s all you need to know. = Really, bring lunch. The music drowns out the sound of 1,600 people chewing. Think about your wrapper choices, though. A bag of chips makes a lot of noise. Bring a drink, too—one with […]
» Case of the Blues Stop by Irvington menswear store James Dant (5624 E. Washington St.) beginning at 3 p.m. on Friday where some folks from Raleigh Denim Workshop will be on site with their latest looks. View this post on Instagram If you're one of our Raleigh lovers, you should stop by the shop […]
Livery’s (720 N. College Ave., 317-383-0330) chicken enchilada verde with poblano cream, spicy tomato sauce, and salsa verde, topped with a lightly fried egg. The chocolate stout brownie at Bluebeard (653 Virginia Ave., 317-686-1580), layered with both chocolate and white chocolate mousse. Salty hits of peanut butter toffee and caramel, Luxardo cherry sauce, and a chocolate-glaze […]
Swoon: Calliope Sno-balls Don’t you dare refer to these shaved-ice beauties drizzled with natural fruit syrups as “snow cones.” For Louisiana native Lori Leaumont, co-owner of Calliope Sno-balls, there’s no comparison between the watery carnival treat and the Bayou original she and husband Nicholas Manuel serve from their brightly painted food truck that will be […]
Don’t mistake the unassuming prepared-foods case at Joe’s Next Door as ordinary; there’s serious culinary muscle behind the counter. Chef Jon Radford owned The Gathering in Geist before taking over the kitchen operation at Joe’s, where he works alongside Jason Cornelius, former executive chef at the Milano Inn, and pastry chef Danielle McQuoid, who logged […]
Chef Ricky Hatfield’s sense of adventure puts steak-centric CharBlue (located in the former home of Georgia Reese’s Southern Table) in a whole different class from its downtown red-meat brethren. The Martinsville native grew up hunting in the Hoosier backwoods—developing an appreciation for the rustic flavor of game meat—and finessed his cooking skills at Sullivan’s Steakhouse, […]