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Noblesville Restaurants
Places to eat in Noblesville, Indiana
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What is Noblesville Saying?
Iozzo’s Garden of Italy: Open again after 70 years!
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Iozzo’s Garden of Italy: Open again after 70 years!
Some 68 years after it first opened in the middle of downtown Indianapolis and then experienced a tragedy that forced its closure, Iozzo’s Garden of Italy has experienced a true rebirth since former owner Fred Iozzo’s distant relatives re-opened the famous restaurant in mid-2009.
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Taiwan Tea House: Discover true bubbly drinking!
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Taiwan Tea House: Discover true bubbly drinking!
Visit this small Taiwanese eatery and delve into the delights of bobo or bubble teas, as they are sometimes known.
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Yats Cajun/Creole: Louisiana's best for hotdog prices
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Yats Cajun/Creole: Louisiana's best for hotdog prices
Forget the $5 footlongs for lunch! Indianapolis diners with a craving for spicy fare can’t miss Yats for quality Cajun and Creole dining.
With four Indianapolis locations, Yats has quickly made its mark on the low-cost dining scene — and among a surprisingly diverse set of consumer constituencies.
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Patties of Jamaica: Indianapolis natives know their Patties!
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Patties of Jamaica: Indianapolis natives know their Patties!
Enter this elfin-sized Patties of Jamaica restaurant about 15 minutes northeast of downtown Indianapolis and you will find father and son, Stefan and Henry Seung, cooking and serving up traditional Jamaican fare, as they have done for 30 years.
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Steer-In Restaurant: Fifty years of east side Indy cooking
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Steer-In Restaurant: Fifty years of east side Indy cooking
Decade after decade, hungry folks have been flocking to the corner of Tenth Street and Emerson Avenue in Indianapolis to fill their grumbling tummies at the Steer-In, one of the city’s most storied affordable eateries over the past 50 years.
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Kabob Korner: Shish! What a kabob restaurant!
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Kabob Korner: Shish! What a kabob restaurant!
The spicy aroma of Kabob Corner hits your palette as soon as you step inside the door, and don’t be surprised if Nasir Ayoubi, the owner of the East 82nd Street restaurant welcomes you. He may even invite you into his kitchen!
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Bynum's Steakhouse: Best on the south side -- and the best dessert in Indy!
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Bynum's Steakhouse: Best on the south side -- and the best dessert in Indy!
Consistently voted one of the best steak houses in Indianapolis and most definitely the best steak house on the south side, Bynum’s is a generational phenomenon that attracts consistent loyalty from the racing world elite and most definitely the local yokels.
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Scholars Inn: South Beach dining at a Hoosier price
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Scholars Inn: South Beach dining at a Hoosier price
Situated in the heart of the downtown Indy theatre district, Scholars Inn has taken advantage of its location, a dramatic interior and an award-winning executive chef, to create a “South Beach experience with a Hoosier price."
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The Rathskeller: Bavarian flair in downtown Indy
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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.
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St. Elmo Steak House: impressing Indy since 1902
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St. Elmo Steak House: impressing Indy since 1902
With 107 years behind it, St. Elmo Steak House in Indianapolis ought to know the restaurant business — and it does. Since 1902, St. Elmo has impressed clientele with exceptional prime rib, filet mignon, porterhouse and rib-eye steak.
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