Dining

We were sad to hear Cerulean closed, but are excited for their replacement, Nesso.

A tour of the city’s best dining.

How we spent our Labor Day weekend: eating.

Christ Church Cathedral does give the tortilla some Strawberry Festival–caliber love.

Come for the kimchi fries, stay for the crustacean and decadent buttery hollandaise topped fillet.

“I’m not the type of chef who shoots for perfect food. I like a little chaos in my eating.”

“Once the seeds were in the ground, it was pretty amazing to watch Mother Nature take over.”

Irvington finally gets its Baggott-branded neighborhood watering hole.

With plans for a full-service butcher counter, Turkette’s delicatessen is a great addition to Indy’s local meats scene for those who can’t get enough superb sandwiches—and those who long for the days of choosing their week’s chops and roasts at the corner butcher shop.

Picture me rollin’.

Tired of tequila? Give mezcal a shot.

We decided to go on a diet following the State Fair. It didn’t work.

August Foodie Erin Gillum offers up her recipe for black bean and corn salsa.

A new Carmel steakhouse has deep dining roots in Indy.

Have a sip—it’s on us.