SoBro

If you’ve ever fantasized about living in a SoCal beach bungalow, you might want to check out this surf shack—right in SoBro.

Work hard, play hard on 46th Street, the side-street with its own Instagram hashtag.

“We like to entertain. We like to party,” says the homeowner. “We like to entertain and party.”

Jesse Rice creates a chill 1990s vibe at his new SoBro hangout, Loom.

Explore this Fort Wayne free spirit as it opens its Indy location.

“Because that’s all I’ve ever really cared about. It’s never been about money or fame, just how good I can get at this craft of cooking.”

Liter House brings German brews and brats to SoBro.

When you fuse the smoke of Texas barbecue with the rib-sticking classics of German cuisine, you get Liter House.

Brown narrates the parade of sushi, working slowly and precisely as if he is doing the voice-over for his very own cooking hour.

“All of the great cities have a museum-quality frame shop. You don’t have to go to New York for those services. They’re here.”

No. 5 – The Delicia vibe practically whisks you away to a poolside cabana at a South American resort, while the menu provides a sample of the region’s cultures.

No. 8 – No one tells us what to eat—except Greg Hardesty, the Recess chef-owner who has been crafting a prix-fixe menu at his SoBro mainstay since 2010.

A strong sense of community pervades one little downtown neighborhood populated with charming 1800s Victorians.

“We used to have couches, but we always ended up sitting on the floor. So we got rid of most of our tables and chairs.”

This new shop bucks the chalk-paint trend with grown-up pieces that will turn into heirlooms.