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Food & Drinks

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Sheltering At Home With Becky Hostetter

“This rush to open feels like it’s based in fear. And that’s no place to operate from.”

People sit around an outdoor patio table at a restaurant.
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The Feed: Street Closures For Communal Seating, and More

Our weekly roundup of Indy’s dining news.

Mikado owner Connie Lee with her her arms crossed smiling.
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May’s Foodie: Connie Lee

Ready to Roll

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May Foodie Extra: Connie Lee’s Spam Musubi Recipe

One of Connie Lee’s go-to ingredients for a quick bite is Spam. She loves to chop some up and throw it in a bowl of ramen, or have it with rice and an egg for breakfast.

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Carb Days

The latest venture from Alan and Audra Sternberg: I Heart Pasta

Homey Hot Pot
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Restaurant Guide Update: May 2020

A tour of the city’s best dining.

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The Feed: Restaurant Reopenings, American Craft Beer Week, And More

Our weekly roundup of Indy’s dining news.

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Swoon List: Ali’i Poke, Red Key Tavern, And More

Five things we’re craving right now for carryout.

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So You Wanna Start Some Sourdough?

Some local culinary professionals weigh in—and offer to help.

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Swoon List: Chicago Beef And Dog, Sidedoor Bagels, And More

Five #IMSwoon things we’re craving for carryout right now.

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The Feed: Brugge, The Garden Table, And More

This week’s update on Indy’s dining scene.

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Ed Rudisell On The Restaurant Industry’s Bleak Outlook

“I think, regardless, half the restaurants in the city will be gone in a year.”

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Our Guide To Cinco De Mayo And Mother’s Day Takeout

Commemorate Mom and Mexican-American heritage this May with festive carryout from a variety of local spots.

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The Historic Steer-In Brings Back The Carhop

In response to COVID-19’s social-distancing requirements, a 60-year-old eastside institution looks to the future by revisiting its past.

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Q&A With Pete Schmutte

One of Indy’s most experienced pastry chefs plans to launch Leviathan Bakehouse later this year.

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