The Local Eatery & Pub

Getting fired up with Craig Baker, a facelift for Ruth’s Chris, and more Milktooth love.

These top local toques may be cooking up some of Indy’s most creative plates, but they couldn’t resist adding a dolled-up burger choice to their innovative menus.

The five dishes you must eat this week, including The Local’s shrimp and grits.

The five dishes you must try this week, including FoxGardin Kitchen & Ale’s made-from-scratch pecan pie.

The Local Eatery & Pub took top honors at Saturday’s Bull Burger Battle.

A recap of Dig IN 2015 at White River State Park.

These new restaurant spin-offs are serving up a second course.

What do the top chefs in town have that you don’t? These handy tools.

Melting cheddar and house sauce (a combination of mayo, stoneground mustard, and horseradish) put The Local’s bison burger at the top.

Each item on the kids menu at Fall Creek Place’s cozy Shoefly Public House is named after a child in the owner’s family. There is even a selection of craft sodas to wash it all down.

Fifteen competitors, including amateurs and local celebrity chefs, were vying for a Bull Angus Grill, as well as a ticket to Las Vegas to compete in the World Burger Championships, with the possibility of a $100,000 prize in the World Food Championship this November.

More than 4,000 foodies and followers of the Indiana farm-to-table restaurant scene braved the humidity and intermittent sprinkles Sunday for the annual Dig IN food festival at White River State Park.

You’ve probably seen the Portlandia “Is the chicken local?” scene by now. It’s the one where a bistro-aproned restaurant server tells her customers that “The chicken is a heritage breed, woodland-raised chicken that’s been fed a diet of sheep’s milk, soy, and hazelnuts … His name was Collin. Here are his papers.” Snarky people like […]

On any weeknight, you might see a family huddling over plates of braised beef cheeks, a mom feeding hummus to her toddler, or a child munching happily on the remnants of her father’s duck wings.

The threat of rain might have sent partygoers under the cover of tents during the weekend’s Rev festivities at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. But spirits were not dampened during the evening party.