Chris K. wrote: > For interesting pizza, try Bazbeau (sp?) downtown on Massachusetts. The original Bazbeaux is in Broad Ripple, north of the city center. There are other restaurants and clubs in this neighborhood. > There's also a bunch of restaurants in the Union Station, near the Hoosier > dome. The former "Hoosier Dome" is now the "RCA Dome". Regards, james, [email removed]
Indianapolis, IN
Suggestions for Indy?
Chris K. wrote: >For interesting pizza, try Bazbeau (sp?) downtown on Massachusetts. >There's also a bunch of restaurants in the Union Station, near the Hoosier >dome. If you really want to splurge, (extravagant warning!) try Peter's >near Keystone Crossing. Here's my 2 cents worth on the Union Station: the food court is one of the worst I've ever been to! About 3 years ago when we were in Indy, my husband and I tried it and decided it was terrible and that we should never go back. Well, a few months ago, we forgot and went back. It was still bad. I just hope I don't forget again!
>If you really want to splurge, (extravagant warning!) try Peter's >near Keystone Crossing. its been several years since I was there but Peter's was fantastic.
Someone wrote: : I'd appreciate any suggestions for restaurants in Indianapolis. : Nothing extravagant, but anything unusual would be a relief : from small-town burger and taco bell fare! : Thanks! : Heather hmmmm...where to begin? Mexican: El Sol de Tala, East Washington St. (East) or West 86th St. at Ditch Rd. (Northwest; new location) Italian: Milano Inn or Iaria's, not too far from downtown Russian: Russia House, West 86th St. at Ditch Rd. (*very* good!) Deli: Shapiro's, downtown or West 86th St. (excellent corned-beef sandwiches!); Laughner's Cafeteria, various locations Chinese: China Pavilion, 75th and Shadeland (Northeast); Hong Kong Inn, 38th and Franklin (East); Chinese Village Smorgasbord, 82nd and Allisonville (Northeast); many, many others Barbecue: Odie's, SR 37 and Graham Rd. (Northeast) There are also Greek, Japanese, Thai, and Korean restaurants in the city...a great suggestion is to pick up a copy of Indianapolis Monthly magazine. Hope this helps... ----- J.D. Frankland -=- "The White Shadow" Indianapolis, Indiana, USA E-mail: [email removed] [email removed]
Mime-Version: 1.0 Date: Thu, 9 Feb 1995 00:34:01 GMT Lines: 30 writes: > Path: . > Newsgroups: rec.food.restaurants > Subject: Suggestions for Indy? > Message-ID: > From: [email removed] > Date: 6 Feb 95 17:20:09 -0500 > Organization: Miami University > Lines: 8 > > I'd appreciate any suggestions for restaurants in Indianapolis. > Nothing extravagant, but anything unusual would be a relief > from small-town burger and taco bell fare! > > Thanks! > > Heather > If you are looking for something different, ILLUSIONS off of North Keystone and 116th Street (I beleive) in Carmel is unique. The atmosphere is based around magic and slight of hand illusions. The waiters and other magicians perform at your table. Hope its still around.