October 9th, 2023 Restaurant News

In Plainfield, Theo’s Italian, a new concept from the Cunningham Restaurant Group, has opened in The Shops at Perry Crossing, replacing the former Stone Creek restaurant. Theo’s will serve pizza, pasta, salads and sandwiches.
In Indy’s Fountain Square neighborhood, look for a new concept in the former BrewDog location on Shelby Street; the folks at Loco restaurant group will be opening there and also in the Cummins building downtown.
Also in Fountain Square, Black House Cafe, a spooky horror-themed coffee shop will be opening in a little building on Shelby Street.
And in brewery news, Four Day Ray in Fishers has announced a new taproom that will be opening in Yorktown.
Chilly Water Brewing, which has its original location in Fletcher Place in Indianapolis and a taproom in Indy’s Butler-Tarkington neighborhood, just opened a Southside location in Center Grove at 1480 Olive Branch Parke Lane.

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