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Downtown Indianapolis Restaurants DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS RESTAURANTS 40 Map sponsored by: 17th St. INTERSTATE 65 16th St. 16th St. 16th St. ★ indicates PNC ATM locations L 15th St. 15th St. I P , o g 35 a c 14th St. i 14th St. h INTERSTATE C 13th St. 13th St. 70 President Morris-Butler Meridian St. Pennsylvania St. Pennsylvania Delaware St. Delaware Capitol Ave. Capitol Illinois St. Illinois Central Ave. Central Alabama St. Alabama Senate Ave. Senate Benjamin House H College Ave. College O Harrison s, Dr. Martin Luther King St. Dr. Home bu 12th St. 12th St. lum Co INTERSTATE Crispus Attucks Museum 65 11th St. 11th St. 10th St. 10th St. h St. 10t 61 Indiana Ave. 9th St. Central Library St. Clair St. Madame Walker Walnut St. Theatre American 45 Center Walnut St. Legion Mall Scottish 19 Rite Cathedral Fort Wayne Ave. 65 Massachusetts Ave. North St. North St. Blake St. Blake University Veterans Murat Place Canal Central Memorial Centre N Plaza Michigan St. Michigan St. Michigan St. 67 Indiana World 25 63 Indiana University War Purdue University Memorial Vermont St. 3 Vermont St. Indianapolis Courtyard by Marriott University 6 West St. Meridian St. Pennsylvania St. Pennsylvania Delaware St. Delaware Senate Ave. Senate Ave. Capitol Illinois St. East St. East Ave. College New Jersey St. Jersey New (IUPUI) Residence Park Alabama St. Inn by 44 University Blvd. University St. Blackford Marriott 41 New York St. New York St. New York St. IU Michael A. Carroll IU Indiana Track & Soccer Stadium Natatorium History 31 Center Easley Military 20 6671 Winery Blake St. Blake Park Ohio St. Ohio St. M Columbia Club ★ ★Sheraton 33 Hilton Hilton Central Canal Garden City Inn Market Indiana Indiana G F State State Market St. Monument Market St. Eiteljorg Capitol Circle White River NCAA Headquarters Museum & Museum & Hall of Champions IMAX 13 17 ★ Theater Embassy79 State Park ★ 32 18 ★ ESuites55 9 50 60 ★ 34 C58Conrad6438 59 2 Pedestrian Bridge Washington St. ? Washington St. 21 Marriott Place 7643 ★56 ★ Circle 1049 LaQuinta Hyatt Centre52 Inn Indianapolis Zoo & Indianapolis Marriott Westin Regency Wh White River ? 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Information Staybridge Missouri St. Missouri West St. Suites Indianapolis Cultural Trail* Merrill St. Merrill St. 22 *pedestrian/bike path to be completed in 2012 Meridian St. McCarty St. L 74 Madison Ave. o 70 u i s Virginia Ave. v i l l e , 23 K Kentucky Ave. Y INTERSTATE 36 8 St. Louis, St. East MO White River White 70 INTERSTATE 65 Morris St. For information about things to see and do in Indianapolis, go to visitIndy.com. ©Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association 10/11 DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS RESTAURANTS ● 1 14 West Restaurant & Suites*, 317.636.1414 ●32 Indiana State Museum HOTEL RESTAURANTS ●2 Adobo Grill, 317.822.9990 Canal Cafe & Terrace*, 317.232.1637 ●A Canterbury Hotel, 317.634.3000 ●3 ball & biscuit, 317.636.0539 L.S. Ayres Tea Room, 317.232.1637 Turner’s Restaurant , 317.634.3000 ●4 Bartini’s Premier Martini Lounge, ●33 Indianapolis City Market*, 317.634.9266 ●B Comfort Suites Indianapolis City Centre, 317.636.0963 ●34 Indianapolis Colts Grille*, 317.631.2007 317.631.9000 ●5 Basey’s Downtown Grill & Spirits, ●35 Indianapolis Propylaeum The Comfort Cafe , 317.631.9000 317.637.4514 Signature, 317.638.7881 ●C Conrad Indianapolis, 317.713.5000 ●6 Bazbeaux*, 317.636.7662 ●36 Iozzo’s Garden of Italy, 317.974.1100 The Capital Grille* , 317.423.8790 ●7 Blu Lounge, 317.955.8585 ●37 Jillian’s, 317.822.9300 Tastings - a wine experience* , 317.423.2400 ●8 The Bosphorus Istanbul Cafe - ●38 Jimmy John’s*, 317.686.0246 ●D Crowne Plaza at Historic Union Station, Turkish Cuisine, 317.974.1770 ●39 Kilroy’s Bar and Grill, 317.638.9464 317.631.2221 ●9 Buca di Beppo*, 317.632.2822 ●40 Kountry Kitchen Soul Food Place, Pullman’s Restaurant , 317.236.7465 ●10 Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar, 317.951.9464 317.926.4476 ●E Embassy Suites Hotel Downtown, ●11 Buffalo Wings and Rings, 317.634.WING ●41 Le Peep Restaurant, 317.237.3447 317.236.1800 ●12 Cadillac Ranch Indianapolis, 317.636.0100 ●42 Lorenzo’s, 317.635.3096 Claypool Grille , 317.236.1901 ●13 Chocolate Cafe/South Bend Chocolate ●43 Loughmiller’s Pub & Eatery*, 317.638.7380 ●F Hilton Garden Inn Downtown, 317.955.9700 Company*, 317.951.4816 ●44 MacNiven’s Restaurant & Bar, 317.632.SCOT Great American Grill , 317.955.9700 ●14 Circle Centre ●45 Mesh on Mass, 317.955.9600 ●G Hilton Indianapolis Hotel & Suites, Bella Vita, 317.822.9840 ●46 Mikado Japanese Restaurant*, 317.972.4180 317.972.0600 California Pizza Kitchen*, 317.217.1291 ●47 Milano Inn, 317.264.3585 120 West Market Fresh Grill , 317.972.0600 Champps Restaurant*, 317.951.0033 ●48 Mo’s A Place For Steaks, 317.624.0720 McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Chick-Fil-A, 317.822.8501 ●49 Morton’s The Steakhouse, 317.229.4700 Restaurant, 317.631.9500 Harry & Izzy’s*, 317.635.9594 ●50 Nicky Blaine’s Cocktail Lounge, ●H Hyatt Regency Indianapolis, 317.632.1234 Johnny Rockets, 317.238.0444 317.638.5588 Eagle’s Nest Restaurant, 317.616.6170 P.F. Chang’s China Bistro, 317.974.5747 ●51 Noodles & Company*, 317.638.1300 Level One, 317.632.1234 Palomino*, 317.974.0400 ●52 The Oceanaire Seafood Room, 317.955.2277 One South, 317.632.1234 Ruth’s Chris Steak House*, 317.633.1313 ●53 Old Spaghetti Factory, 317.635.6325 ●J Indianapolis Marriott Downtown, ●15 Claddagh Irish Pub*, 317.822.6274 ●54 O’Reilly’s Irish Bar and Restaurant*, 317.822.3500 ●16 Conseco Fieldhouse 317.974.0674 Champions Sports Bar and Restaurant* , Varsity Club/Levy Restaurants, ●55 Panera Bread - Downtown*, 317.822.8385 317.405.6111 317.917.3560 ●56 Patachou on the Park*, 317.632.0765 Circle City Bar & Grille , 317.405.6100 ●17 Dick’s Bodacious Bar-B-Q*, 317.916.9600 ●57 Pearl Street Pizza & Pub, 317.638.3110 ●K JW Marriott/Marriott Place ●18 Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians ●58 Penn Station East Coast Subs, 317.634.7366 High Velocity, 317.860.6500 and Western Art ●59 The Pita Pit*, 317.829.7482 Osteria Pronto, 317.860.5777 Sky City Cafe*, 317.636.9378 ●60 Potbelly Sandwich Shop*, 317.423.9043 Tavern on the Plaza*, 317.860.5777 ●19 Elbow Room Pub & Park View Banquet ●61 R bistro, 317.423.0312 TGI Friday’s , 317.685.8443 Room, 317.635.3354 ●62 Ram Restaurant & Big Horn Brewery*, ●L Omni Severin Hotel, 317.634.6664 ●20 Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History 317.955.9900 40 West Coffee Cafe* , 317.686.1414 Center ●63 Rathskeller Restaurant, 317.636.0396 Olive’s Martini and Cigar Bar , 317.396.3626 Stardust Terrace Cafe*, 317.234.0095 ●64 Rock Bottom Brewery*, 317.681.8180 Severin Bar & Grille , 317.396.3623 ●21 Fogo de Chao, 317.638.4000 ●65 Saffron Cafe*, 317.917.0131 ●M Sheraton Indianapolis City Centre Hotel, ●22 Fountain Square Theatre Building ●66 Sahm’s at the Tower, 317.536.1305 317.635.2000 ShelBi street caFe & Bistro*, 317.687.4857 ●67 Sahm’s Tavern & Cafe*, 317.822.9903 Alexander’s Bar and Grille, 317.635.2000 Smokehouse on Shelby, 317.685.1959 ●68 Scotty’s Brewhouse Downtown Circle Cafe , 317.635.2000 ●23 Greek Islands Restaurant, 317.636.0700 Indianapolis*, 317.571.0808 ●N University Place-IUPUI, 317.269.9000 ●24 Hard Rock Cafe*, 317.636.2550 ●69 Sensu, 317.536.0036 Artisans Boutique & Coffee , 317.269.9000 ●25 Hoaglin To Go Cafe & Market Place, ●70 Shapiro’s Delicatessen, 317.631.4041 Chancellor’s Restaurant, 317.231.5221 317.423.0300 ●71 Skyline Club, 317.263.5000 Our Den , 317.231.5226 ●26 Hooters Indianapolis Downtown*, ●72 Slippery Noodle Inn*, 317.631.6974 ●P The Villa Inn - Restaurant - Spa 317.267.9637 ●73 St. Elmo Steak House, 317.635.0636 317.916.8500 ●27 Howl at the Moon, 317.955.0300 ●74 The Stadium Tavern, 317.916.8888 Restaurant*, 317.916.8500 ●28 Hyde, 317.955.8585 ●75 Steak ‘n Shake, 317.634.8703 ●Q The Westin Indianapolis, 317.262.8100 ●29 Iaria’s Italian Restaurant, 317.638.7706 ●76 Subway Sandwich*, 317.267.9960 No Name Lounge , 317.262.8100 ●30 Ike & Jonesy’s, 317.632.4553 ●77 Taps & Dolls, 317.638.8277 Shula’s Steak House, 317.231.3900 31 India Garden Restaurant, 317.634.6060 78 Tavern on South*, 317.602.3115 ● ● Map sponsored by: ●79 Weber Grill Restaurant*, 317.636.7600 ●80 Wild Beaver Saloon, 317.423.3080 * Indicates seasonal outdoor dining available. Listings refl ect ICVA partner establishments. 10/11.
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