Swoon List: Rosie’s Place, Ambrosia, and More
A tricked-out eggs Benedict, macarons galore, and a campfire cake.
You Don't Know Jack
Jack in the Box, the San Diego-based hamburger chain that boasts over 2,200 stores in 20 states, has finally put down roots in the Indianapolis area, with locations in Avon (9769 E. U.S. 36, 317-209-8279) and Greenwood (8950 S. U.S.31, 317-883-3035), as well as a third eatery to open at 2130 N. Post Road on April 16. Hoosiers have already grown accustomed to the chain's eclectic menu that ranges from hamburgers and chicken sandwiches to tacos and teriyaki bowls. Even the Jumbo Jack and bacon shake have entered our fast-casual lexicon. But what local diners might not know about this recent transplant is that the chain's antenna ball-headed mascot, Jack, has a distinctive Hoosier connection. In fact, he and Indiana go way back, as witnessed in this Jack in the Box commercial that aired a few years ago:
The Feed: Boujie Biscuit, West Fork Whiskey, and the Return of...
Franklin has biscuits by the box, and West Fork Whiskey opens in Kennedy-King.
The Feed: Futuro, Saigon Restaurant, and More
Futuro announces its second location, at Black Circle Brewing Co.
Q&A With Phil Ibrahim Of Li Pu Pop-Ups
Raised in L.A. before moving to Indy’s north suburbs as a teenager, this talented young chef with culinary school experience in Indonesia and years of kitchen work at international hotels and Indy’s own Mesh and Modita seeks to tell the story of his heritage and his travels through his fun pan-Asian pop-up series, Li Pu.
Swoon List: The Inferno Room, Tony’s Of Indianapolis, And More
Café Patachou is reminding us to hold onto summer as long as we can.
Bar One Fourteen
The handsome renegade in Martha Hoover’s restaurant family, this 16-seat eatdrinkery opened in a sliver of a dining room next to Napolese in May and immediately won us over with chef David Hoover’s marvel of a menu.
Swoon List: 5 Things We Adore Right Now
Crisp sweet potato tots from Punch Burger (137 E. Ohio St., 317-426-5280). A Napoleon Dynamite Thanksgiving. A crispy-edged hash brown fit for a field hand at Sophia’s Original House of Pancakes (1694 W. Main St., Greenwood, 317-888-6800). The house salad at
Getting Warmer: Revisiting Sabbatical in Broad Ripple
Queisser and his crew have largely re-created the Locals Only vibe, down to the Sunday Bears-game specials (and the open-mic poetry nights that are on the horizon).








