Looking for a good resturant in Indy

[Clay]

Ive searched through INGO looking for some good reasurant ideas for me and the wife. We will be in town on Feb. 12 with out the kids!!!!

Anyway, Ive found some good info in a couple of threads here and Im just wanting to get some updated info on good places to eat.

We are starting out in the afternoon at Fast Times with some friends, and then eventually making our way back to Greensburg where her Mom is watching our kids for the evening. So anything from the north end to the south end is fair game.

Im leaning towards Fogo or Palomino. Ive also looked at The Milano Inn and a few other places that have been recommended.

Any other places I really need to look into?? She is not much into eastern foods (ie Thia, Chinese, sushi, etc), but loves steak houses and Italian type places.

thanks,
clay

 

[misconfig]

Greek Islands, Shapiro's, the RAM, St. Elmo's, Palomino's, PF Chang, Ruth's Chris, The Old Spaghetti Factory, the list goes on.

 

[LPMan59]

Eddie Merlot's is one of my favorites.

Milano Inn and Iaria's are the best italian places I've found.

 

[irishfan]

Ruth's Chris has a great steak without a doubt.

 

[Scutter01]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...cuisine_cultural_wasteland_or_hidden_gem.html

 

[Clay]

Thanks Scutter, thats another good thread.

Here are the two I used in my search:

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/break_room/98952-nice_restaurant_in_indy_area.html

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...for_a_good_resturant_in_indy.html#post1629392

 

[E5RANGER375]

The Eagles Nest is great food and an experience that you should try at least once. the restaurant is on top of the Hyatt and rotates 360 degrees while you eat. it spins slow so you dont get sick. it offers a nice view of the city and is fine dinning.

 

[ATOMonkey]

Marco's on the east side of Broadripple (2380 E 54th st.) was recommended to be as a great Italian restaurant. It did not disappoint. Seating was a little cramped, prices were to be expected for upscale Italian.

Palomino downtown, I would also recommend. Great service (and I don't say that very much) and a great value. Can't go wrong.

 

[ATOMonkey]

Also, check out the half priced gift certificate (coupon whatever) websites to see if one of your choices has a deal going.

 

[4sarge]

Fogo de Chao, Fogo, Fogo and Never Look Back

Home*::*Fogo de Chao

Indianapolis*::*Fogo de Chao

 

[Ogre]

If you like seafood, Bonefish Grill is really good.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

For Italian:

Ambrosia - Best Italian Restaurants Indianapolis - Ambrosia Italian Restaurants Indianapolis

 

[Hoosier8]

I would suggest Mesh on Massachusetts avenue. Mesh is new (where Scholars in used to be) but is a local chain including Charbono's in Avon, one of the best kept secrets in restaurants. Their food is good and varied. Mass ave is the arts and theater district and has a few great places to sit and have a drink, like McNivens, an authentic Scottish bar (with a good selection of single malt scotches), or the Mass Ave Wine Shoppe where you can sit with friends and share a bottle of wine if that is what you like. There are also some shops along the way you can walk to.

 

[ATM]

Fogo de Chao, Fogo, Fogo and Never Look Back

Home*::*Fogo de Chao

Indianapolis*::*Fogo de Chao

FOGO.

 

[Cloverdaleman]

This is a good place to eat.
It's family style.
For more information here is their site.
Home

 

[hc4sar]

FOGOS like the other guys said . good wines . and desserts to nock her socks off. service has to be seen to be believed. you told him right 4sage.!

 

[spasmo]

The Melting Pot - Nice, romantic, 2-3 hour 4 course meal.

 

[Psode27]

I like Magianos too, by keystone mall. Family style Italian with a 4 days worth of left overs!

 

[antdog/zook]

you are just going to miss "downtown devour" some of the places mentioned are kinda salty for common folk. devour makes it nice "$30" menu. i like morton's myself, followed by elmo's.

 

[KDUBCR250]

Fogo de Chao