Drinks

Escape your couch (and the incessant stream of trick-or-treaters) this Halloween.

From Fat Dan’s authentic Chicago-style deli, to $2 Old Styles at Coaches Tavern these are the best bars for Chicago Cubs fans in Indianapolis.

The cocktail returns (again) at this Fletcher Place restaurant and distillery.

Among the emails Hillary Clinton sent as secretary of state—and recently released by the U.S. State Department—is one from 2010 in which she referred to Indianapolis as “basketball-crazed Indianoplace.”

Since its Super Bowl upgrade, Georgia Street in the heart of Indianapolis, has blossomed into an entertainment zone. Take an interactive tour mapping out the hot spots of the boardwalk.

If you’re going to veer from your favorite pulled-pork tent or sweet-corn stand, it’d better be worth the calories and inevitable stomachache.

St. Joseph Brewery & Public House turns a 135-year-old Catholic parish on College Avenue into a sanctuary of beer.

A rundown of the top ten coolest places to drink right now.

But that’s what happens when you pour such inventive, balanced drinks: People storm the place.

Here, cocktail-making (and -drinking) is elevated to an art.

Competing with the slew of Union 50excellent cocktail bars along Mass Ave is a tall order. Even taller? The spectacular 20-foot-high wall of backlit liquor bottles at Union 50.

The late shift caters to staff members of nearby restaurants, and they pack the place in the wee hours. Who knows a great bar better than they do?

Bakersfield serves every cool-bar element from the last few years: exposed brick, Edison bulbs, and Mason-jar margaritas that pack a punch.

A large stone fireplace anchors the center of the barroom, with exposed wooden joists and coal-mine lighting fixtures above

Bar Rev is the speakeasy-style space that opened in the back of Revery this spring bringing craft cocktails to Greenwood.