Broad Ripple Brewpub

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the emphasis on a crispy coating makes this Midwestern standard ripe for some delicious plant-based sleight of hand.

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Fried cheese curds. What’s not to love?

Rocket 88 Doughnuts closes, Rooster’s Kitchen opens and David Tallent hosts a Restaurant Tallent Redux.

“Broad Ripple is so much more than a late-night drinking destination. I see the Monon Trail and the development alongside as the true sign of the health of the neighborhood.”

“Opening the brewpub was a way for me to create a little bit of England here.”

When Kevin Matalucci opened Twenty Tap in SoBro a few years ago, the former Broad Ripple Brewpub brewer said he had no immediate plans to make his own beer there. We knew better.

Central Indiana’s first craft-beer wave broke a couple of decades ago. Though several of those breweries didn’t survive to witness today’s larger flood of openings, their brewers—and their stuff, and their legacies—are still floating around.

A pint is a pint, right? Wrong. Imperial pints, like the kind commonly served in Europe (and some local places like Broad Ripple Brewpub), contain 20 fluid ounces. American pints only hold 16.

Avid home-brewer Jerry Rezny now lives in Indianapolis, where his next business venture—soda—has taken off.

Including Thirsty Scholar’s fluffy S’mores Cupcake.

Including the vegan fish and chips at Broad Ripple Brewpub.

The annual suds-and-fundraising event benefits the Phoenix Theatre and featured more than 25 breweries taking part in four hours of beer-swilling fun.

We’ve collected links to several recent local and national stories about dining in Indianapolis during the Super Bowl. Here, a few of our favorites.