St Elmo

Five things we’re craving right now.

Turns out, operating a high-end steakhouse isn’t as easy as St. Elmo makes it look. So if you’re going to come after the champ, you’d better come strong.

The shrimp corn dogs from Oakleys beat Bobby Flay in Food Network’s Iron Chef America.

A couple of newcomers and some old favorites.

A study in higher learning.

On Monday, the St. Elmo family matriculates Burger Study with plenty of pomp and circumstance. The intimate downtown nook tucks in next door to Harry & Izzy’s on Georgia Street in a corner of the former Circle Centre Nordstrom space, allowing entrance from both the mall and the street. Decor skews manly, evoking an Ivy […]

Doritos, Mikesell’s, Orville Redenbacher’s, Papa John’s, and of course pork tenderloin all make an appearance on the Hoosier Food Pyramid.

Indy native Matthew Kraemer has conducted orchestras across the globe—now he’s returning home.

A new prohibition-focused restaurant nears its opening in Fletcher Place, and a Texas-based cinema-microbrewery debuts its new Carmel location.

You can’t not have an opinion about Indiana Senate Bill 101.

A ubiquitous taste of Indy that’s easy to ship to out-of-towners.

The Food Network star made his way through Indy’s array of eats and drinks before heading to South Bend, with appearances in both cities.

Question: If you could press a button and make one Indy thing vanish forever, which would you choose?

After work, folks head upstairs to the 1933 Lounge, where they tuck into plates of mini bone-in filet chops, like caveman finger food. Even that famous cocktail sauce is now available by the bottle.

Guests included two toques of TV fame—chef Vic Vegas, who appeared on Food Network’s Next Food Network Star, Chopped All-Stars, and Food Truck Face Off; and Spike Mendelsohn of Bravo’s Top Chef Chicago.