Dining & Nightlife
Find information on restaurants, bars, and nightlife in the Greater Indianapolis area. Whether you're looking for fine dining, a casual meal, authentic ethnic cuisine, a sports bar, or a hot nightclub, you'll find a host of dining and nightlife options with info on menu selections, atmosphere, clientele, prices, and more.
You don’t have to spend days preparing a feast to indulge in one. Several Indianapolis area restaurants will be open Thanksgiving Day. Following is a list of Indy eateries that will open their doors on Thanksgiving Day 2009, along with hours and featured foods, from the Indiana Restaurant Association.
Acapulco Joe's Mexican Restaurant in downtown Indianapolis serves up some of the city's best Mexican food at a very reasonable price.
Union Station will soon be home to one of downtown Indianapolis's biggest restaurants. The Cadillac Ranch is slated to open by the end of this year, and will occupy around 15,000 square feet. The Western-style restaurant will be situated along a rail overpass on South Meridian Street, between the Wholesale District and Lucas Oil Stadium.
With four Indianapolis-area locations, Yats Cajun-Creole restaurants offer spicy,satisfying Cajun dishes at a budget-minded price. From gumbo to jambalaya to crawfish etouffee, you'll find it at Yats, which has earned a loyal following among Indy residents.
With five Indianapolis area locations, Five Guys Burgers and Fries serves up tasty burgers, hot dogs, and fries in an informal dining atmosphere. Find dining it's not, but the burgers are a satisfying alternative to fast food.
Whether you're celebrating a special occasion, hoping to impress a date, or looking to entertain a business client in high style, you can head to any of the following Indianapolis area restaurants with confidence. All offer excellent food in an impressive atmosphere.
