Rosie’s Place

Another popular Indy restaurant has been shuttered by pandemic-era economic pressures.

Just because you’re staying in this holiday doesn’t mean you can’t eat well from local restaurants and markets.

Indianapolis is way kinder to canines than it was just a decade ago—just look at the plethora of places you can now bring your pooch. Who’s ready to go for a walk?

The latest in Indy dining news.

Swoon over Thunderbird’s very cherry riff on Baked Alaska.

Check out the newcomers of Tavern at the Point and Black Eye Take Out.

Give us all the salads and crispy chips, please.

Breakfast foods, Bakersfield, and burgers. Oh boy!

Saying goodbye to Recess and 10-01 Food & Drink.

A tricked-out eggs Benedict, macarons galore, and a campfire cake.

Lunching ladies, grab your favorite women and push back your afternoon meetings. These classic lunch spots encourage lingering.

A meaty squid salad at the SEO-friendly Sushi Bar Broad Ripple (911 Broad Ripple Ave., 317-257-7289). Carefully assembled to provide the perfect ratio of grated cheese to dressing per bite, the cherry tomato salad from Room Four (4907 N. College Ave., 317-925-7529). The shrimp and grits appetizer at