food trucks

The Urban Artisan is serving up sandwiches with a decidedly 19th-century flair.

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From decadent doughnut versions to mini nibbles, seven sensational takes on the ooey-gooey comfort food.

Its eclectic playlist consists of songs by Lady Gaga, Doris Day, Maroon 5, and more. “It’s my ice-cream truck, and I’ll play what I want to,” Patty Timmons jokes.

Customers order online, choosing from about four $13 options, and then retrieve the plastic containers of food at their respective gyms.

For one, know what’s at stake: If the Americans waffle against the Belgians, we’re toast.

She opened The Flying Cupcake in 2007. Now, the confectionery expert prefers to whip up indulgent treats at her northside abode in this dreamy space.

Every Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., local food trucks line Georgia Street, enticing Indy residents to walk from truck to truck, searching for the perfect lunch.

A few Indianapolis-based entrepreneurs reveal their insights on starting a business, be it a boutique or a bar, a franchise or a food truck.

“In most companies, there are guys who make a little and others who make a lot, but at least they don’t have to shower together.”

A self-proclaimed workaholic, Kornmeyer spends a minimum of 70 hours a week experimenting with creative ways to rework the expected American classics.

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