Peppery iron skillet–fried chicken from Wagner’s Village Inn (22171 Main St., Oldenburg, 812-934-3854).
Joe’s Next Door’s (111 W. Main St., Carmel, 317-846-8877) version of the Italian cold cut sandwich—The Italian Next Door. It’s loaded with meat (spicy capicola, Genoa salami, imported cotto ham, crispy prosciutto di Parma), along with provolone and a tomato slice.
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A right-sized Fischer Farms burger with housemade pickles and frites at Circle City Soups (City Market, 317-632-3644), on a Circle City Sweets honey bun.
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The PB&J on the dessert menu at Vida (601 E. New York St., 317-420-2323). A hunk of brioche pan perdue anchors the sweet plate, with poufs of peanut butter fluff and concord grape jelly, a fruity scoop of ice cream, and (an ants-on-a-log reference) some drops of pureed celery.
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The salty rimmed and dangerously sweet passion fruit margarita at Mr. Tequila’s Cantina & Grill (931 S. East St., 317-991-3058).
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