Indianapolis dining

Brownsburg welcomes new dining option The Locale.

The inaugural Juneteenth Foodways Festival will include local favorites Black Leaf Vegan, Black Lemon, Grub House, and Tea’s Me.

Downtown Franklin welcomes a new local grocer and meat shop, Field to Fork.

Farmhouse Brunchery in Fishers gives you something worth getting out of bed for.

Kountry Kitchen plans a return to its historic spot in Kennedy-King.

Take scissors to that pair of blue jeans you’ve been wearing all winter—Jorts Day arrives at Garfield Brewery this weekend.

Customers can indulge in extravagant milkshakes, celebrity-endorsed cocktails, rainbow-colored pancakes, and goldleaf-covered burgers at Indy’s newest sweetheart, Sugar Factory.

Food & Wine placed Indianapolis on its list of America’s Next Great Food Cities.

Lil Dumplings owner Carlos Salazar will head the kitchen at West Fork Whiskey’s upcoming Westfield location.

For the first time since 2019, Baby Got Brunch puts eggs and bacon in the spotlight.

Two celebrity chef restaurants open in the Indy area this week, Fabio Viviani’s Osteria and Kelsey Murphy’s Inspo.

Second Helpings brings back its popular Corks & Forks fundraiser next week.

Sushi Maki is the latest restaurant concept to move into the spot once occupied by Indy brunch pioneer Taste Cafe.

Melanie and Toby Miles’s gourmet Rail plans to reopen in a new location in Westfield.

Devour Indy kicks off today, featuring dining deals at more than 100 local restaurants.