November 20th, 2023 Restaurant News

The latest Cafe Patachou has opened in the Stutz Building at 1060 N. Capital Ave. in Indianapolis. It’s the seventh Cafe Patachou location.
Skosh, a coffee shop that also features home goods and furniture from vintage to designer, as well as baked goods and zero-proof cocktails, has opened in Indy across from Garfield Park at 2555 Shelby St.
An Indonesian restaurant, Wisanggeni Pawon, has opened at 71st and Keystone in Indianapolis in the former Sakura Mart grocery location.
Umi Sushi & Seafood Buffet has opened in the Castleton area at 6304 E. 82nd St.
The Melon Ghost Kitchen program, the restaurant incubator at 16 Tech in Indy has announced that five new chefs will be launching their restaurants or food businesses over the next year. Watch for Ummi’s Table, Mrs. Murray’s Naturals, Samosas and Sauce, Stix and Juzen Juice Bar.

Recent Blog Posts

More Indiana chefs qualify for World Food Championships

More Indiana chefs qualify for World Food Championships

When the World Food Championships come to Indianapolis in November, the local culinary community will be well represented. Two more Golden Tickets to the Nov. 8-12 event were awarded at recent culinary competitions. Pitmaster Dave White of Great White Smoke in...

Delicious dining awaits in Frankfort

Delicious dining awaits in Frankfort

Surrounded by miles of cornfields, soybeans and vegetable farms, the small city of Frankfort, the county seat of Clinton County, offers locals and visitors alike a tasty stop full of agriculture, changing demographics, a tiny bit of Hollywood history and a variety of...

Catching up with Fort Wayne chef Trisha Tran

Catching up with Fort Wayne chef Trisha Tran

Fort Wayne's Brooklyn Pints Microcreamery dispenses frozen heaven for ice cream enthusiasts, offering handcrafted flavors scooped by Culinary Institute of America grads Trisha Tran and Brian Therkildsen. Housed on the ground floor of the 1920s-built Sheridan Court, a...

Indy chefs compete for World Food Championships Golden Ticket

Indy chefs compete for World Food Championships Golden Ticket

Indy chef Steven Amore took top honors in a recent “tapas throwdown” in downtown Indianapolis at the Market Table at the Alexander hotel. Sponsored by the Kelly Wensing Community Fund, the event featured five Indianapolis chefs vying for a spot at the World Food...

Q&A with Evansville chef Jeremiah Galey

Q&A with Evansville chef Jeremiah Galey

Born and raised in Wadesville, Ind., just outside Evansville, Jeremiah Galey cut his teeth in the industry, starting as a dishwasher at 17. Nineteen years and a lifetime of experience later, he finally ventured into ownership at Bad Randy's Hot Chicken and BBQ Lounge...