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Martha Hoover’s fried-chicken concept opened 13 months ago.

Feast your eyes on some crimped-out savory pot pies.

What’s next for chef John Adams?

Goodbye to a Meridian-Kessler cafe-society favorite.

Kimbal Musk has Indy in his viewfinder, with an early-April opening of Hedge Row on Mass Ave.

Heard about Whole30? The goal of the trendy nutrition program is to reboot metabolism and heal the digestive tract by eliminating sugar, gluten, dairy, and legumes for 30 days. Regina Mehallick started stocking ready-to-eat Whole30-compliant recipes at her Chatham Arch marketplace in January this year—perfect timing to bolster those New Year’s resolutions to eat healthier. […]

A dining guide for ladies who lunch—and march.

A new look for Palomino, and a fond farewell to a couple of favorites.

You can say it’s a gift for your kids, but selfishly we know it’s for you and that’s okay.

Cooking lessons from Regina Mehallick, a Butcher Babe pop-up, and a thumbs up from Travel & Leisure.

An Asian eatery opens and Erin Kem returns–hey, thanks.

Jonathan Brooks told us what he really thinks about Gray Brothers. We have to agree.

The five dishes you must try this week, including Corner Cantina’s sopes cakes.

Indy chefs are using locally roasted beans in surprising, often savory ways. But their caffeinated treats—like these recent creations—come and go, so stay on your toes.

Indy dining news this week includes the closing of a longtime Mass Ave restaurant, Tilly’s Tea Room’s relocation, and the expansion of a Broad Ripple pub.