Dining

Three of Indy’s best food IGers dish out the tips you need to make your next food picture Insta-worthy.

Irvington gets The Mug, and Ohio gets Shapiro’s.

Featuring a new source for ribs and leaf-watching sustenance in Brown County.

Mass Ave’s Broken Beaker Distillery has launched a new Hypotenuse gin, and it’s a little fruity.

There’s a new gin in town, and East Washington Street loses two dining options.

Hail to the kale at Wildwood Market, and a luau-in-a-bun at Bubba’s 33.

St. Elmo Steak House to open adult burger experience in vacated square footage of Circle Centre Mall.

“How about this: The wine cooler grows up.”

The food at Punch Bowl features recipes created by celebrity chef Hugh Acheson, a judge on Top Chef.

Insiders know to order extra anchovies on Revery’s tribute to the noble romaine salad.

Neal Brown’s Ukiyo tease and coffee for a cause in Fishers.

Poke arrives on the shores of Mass Ave, and Joe’s Butcher Shop launches a sandwich menu.

Having put his food truck in park, SotSot’s JR Roseman gives homemade bayou food a home on College Avenue.

Call it The Greatest Spectacle in Grazing: digging into a plate of pulled-pork nachos at Brown County transplant Big Woods, which opened this spring in Speedway.

A replacement for R Bistro, a Hugh Acheson menu, and more Sun King.