Openings and closings: See what came, went around Indianapolis in July
A new cookie shop on Mass Ave. A beloved game parlor and donut shop. See what businesses came and went during the month of July.
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A new cookie shop on Mass Ave. A beloved game parlor and donut shop. See what businesses came and went during the month of July.
Sahm’s restaurant has closed a spin-off spot on 96th Street near I-69 in Fishers where it had been serving food for 20 years.
Though he never met his grandfather, Eddie Sahm grew up hearing stories about the great William S. Sahm. Friends called him Hoss because he was the spitting image of Hoss Cartwright from Bonanza—a big, gregarious man who served as the executive director of the Indianapolis Catholic Youth Organization from 1954 to 1973, taught speech at Marian College, was active in the civil rights movement, and once stood mere feet from John F. Kennedy. People wanted him to run for mayor, but he was a family man—a father of nine—who guzzled Tab and smoked cigarettes, and whose memory endures at the 8...
1501 Prospect St., 317-744-0011) opened last Friday, bringing a brand-new Jamaican flavor to the Fountain Square neighborhood. Everything on the menu is made in-house and from scratch, from the juicy jerk chicken right off the grill/smoker, to the beef patties, to the house pot roast. It’s easy to find, too. Just look for the lighted Jamaican flag when you drive east on Prospect from Pioneer Fountain, or walk until the scent of jerk spices draws you in. There are so many reasons to love Asaka Japanese Restaurant’s ( 6414 E. 82nd St., 317-576-0556) sushi and cuisine, and now there’s one...
This week’s roundup of Indy’s hottest dining news. December 22, 2020 There are just a few more days (until Dec. 24) to scoop up deals in Speedway, during the Chamber-sponsored 12 Days of Speedway. Visitors can score anything from discounted bottles at Foyt Wine Vault to a $15 bourbon-glazed bone-in pork chop. The owners of 5301 Winthrop Ave., 463-221-2800) just put the finishing touches on their front room. They hope to open it up to a variety of events, from meetings to parties. The screen up front may play host to movie nights in the near, post-vaccine future, or as the best location ...