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Shallos: a beer lover’s paradise

HALEY WARD - May 29, 2014

Shallos Restaurant and Brewhouse is a locally owned restaurant with a unique atmosphere that includes friendly staff and walls covered with antiques from Indiana...

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Food truck frenzy

HALEY WARD - May 29, 2014

Leinenkugel’s Presents: First Friday Food Truck Festival (FFFTF) is a food lover’s paradise.On June 6 at 5 p.m., visitors will have more than 30...

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Not just ‘another’ restaurant

For the Recorder - May 22, 2014

Another Broken Egg Cafe, an award-winning breakfast, brunch and lunch franchise, celebrated for its charming atmosphere and diversified menu options, has made its way...

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Hot stuff in Louisville

Jessica R. Key - May 22, 2014

If you’re like me, you can’t wait for all the summer festivities to begin. There is so much going on in Indianapolis and now...

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Local Playwrights Shine at Onyx Fest

EBONY CHAPPEL - May 20, 2014

OnyxFest - Urban Theatre Festival is Indianapolis' first and only theater festival dedicated to the stories of African American playwrights. The festival, an initiative...

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What’s up in Indy?

EBONY CHAPPEL - May 15, 2014

As the old saying goes, “There’s more than corn in Indiana.” The welcome return of gorgeous weather has no doubt inspired us all to...

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El Rodeo is the real deal

For the Recorder - May 15, 2014

Over a short time span several people told me about the local chain of El Rodeo restaurants that serve authentic Mexican cuisine.I expressed only...

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Naturally you

Jessica R. Key - May 8, 2014

More and more, it seems as if women are waving goodbye to their hair weaves and relaxers and opting to wear their natural hair....

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Indy’s got talent

EBONY CHAPPEL - May 1, 2014

Indianapolis native Trevor Jackson has the “it factor,” that special combination of charm and skill that superstars are made of.The 17-year-old triple-threat visited Indy...

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First Watch offers fresh breakfasts

JACK SALES - May 1, 2014

Is it just me, or does it seem like there are more and more eating venues that are strictly for breakfast and lunch?Denny’s is...

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