Bloomington Restaurants

Stephens Old Village Restaurant: Become a regular They know the regulars, who also know each other, but Stephens makes new customers feel welcome as they serve good food at great prices. Read More >>

Yogulatte: A Mass Ave feast of frozen yogurt In the blistering heat of a scorching summer day, nothing really hits the spot like cold ice-cream. Better than that, why not do the right thing and try the low to non-fat version with all of the taste – ice-cold frozen yogurt. Read More >>

Aristocrat Pub and Restaurant: A Broad Ripple pub with the prettiest patio in town Although the Aristocrat Pub and Restaurant is located on the busy College Avenue, this trendy Broad Ripple eatery is handsomely veiled by trees and leafy plants. The long and elegant patio really does make the Aristocrat a perfect spot to dine Al Fresco. Read More >>

Maxine’s Chicken and Waffles: Food for the soul Named after Indianapolis mom, Maxine Redmon Bunnell, the family recipe secrets have been passed onto her daughters to ensure the continuing success of what is now known as simply “Maxine’s Chicken and Waffles.” Read More >>

Mug n Bun: Half-century of drive-in burgers and root beer! Operating in the Speedway area since 1960, the Mug n’ Bun is part of Indianapolis’ west side history. A real slice of Americana, this diner has survived changes of ownership and economic hardship, but the demand for this classic drive-in restaurant has kept its doors open through the decades. Read More >>

Greek Islands Restaurant: Traditional cuisine with a Hoosier twist Serving up traditional Greek cuisine just a hop, skip and jump from downtown Indianapolis, Greek Islands Restaurant has been wowing customers with a mix of fantastic food and authentic belly dancing since 1987. Read More >>

The Rathskeller: Bavarian flair in downtown Indy Long considered the best German restaurant in the city, The Rathskeller has been serving up authentic Bavarian food and fun in Indianapolis since 1894. Read More >>

Lonnie’s Best Taste of Chicago: Windy City hot dogs and more Want to get a hotdog — a real hotdog, like the ones you get in the Windy City? None of this boiled-in-water and slathered with ketchup and bad mustard stuff! Then, no place will do but Lonnie’s Best Taste of Chicago. Read More >>

Downtown Olly's: Indy's only 24/7 gay bar & restaurant One of Downtown Olly’s claims to fame is its loyal customers vote as the most friendly gay sports bar in town. With an entertaining atmosphere and accommodating staff, this bar has extended its hours to become a fun-packed downtown bar 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Read More >>

Binkley's Kitchen & Bar: fun and flavor reborn Binkley’s Kitchen & Bar boasts a long history, but a very modern appeal. With a new chef and bar manager, Binkley’s is treating patrons to a renaissance of fun and flavor. Read More >>