Favorite place to eat out

[dubsac]

I like the Q from this place:

They also have great steaks, muffin tin or brick chicken, and slow cooked brisket. The baby backs are pretty damn good too

Big green egg?????????????

 

[jetmechG550]

Big green egg?????????????

Yes sir. Large, going to add an XL this fall or maybe sooner depending on how things shake out. Do you have one?

 

[A_Brit_In_Indy]

OK I have a few
Fish and Chips - Shallos, Greenwood
Indian Food - The Clay Oven, Indianapolis
Steaks - either Ruth Chris, Bynums (Indy) or Fogo
Chinese -Schezwan Garden, Greenwood
Pizza - The Willard, Franklin
Burgers - Grill Bar, Franklin
Irish Breakfast - The Claddagh (Any)
BBQ - Smokey Bones, Squealers (Mooresville)
Cajun - Xydaco, Mooresville
Japanese - Sammy's, Greenwood
Italian - La Trattoria, Bargersville
Breakfast - Flapjacks, Bargersville
DAMN !!! now I'm hungry again

 

[Ogre]

It's a testament to the maturity of INGO members that we have gone 5 pages, and I'm the first person to put "The "Y""...

 

[Bunnykid68]

OCHARLEYS, they have what I consider the best dinner rolls and chicken strips

 

[hoosierdoc]

WOW! That's powerfull. Someone got the runs just from you telling them about it?

Hah, maybe I phrased that wrong. OR... I have the power to induce diarrhea Anyone willing to find out?

 

[mydoghasfleas]

It's a testament to the maturity of INGO members that we have gone 5 pages, and I'm the first person to put "The "Y""...

I resisted putting "other than the Y" in favorite places too eat out when I started the thread.

 

[JettaKnight]

Mulligan's steakhouse before they closed.

Did you get photos of yourself eating there?

I can't believe I'm the first in FtW - but I'll vote for for Mad Anthony.

 

[semperfi211]

It's a testament to the maturity of INGO members that we have gone 5 pages, and I'm the first person to put "The "Y""...

I didn't know the YMCA serves food. There is one in Crown Point I will have to check out.

 

[mydoghasfleas]

I didn't know the YMCA serves food. There is one in Crown Point I will have to check out.

The fish tacos are great!

 

[jsgolfman]

I like the Q from this place:

They also have great steaks, muffin tin or brick chicken, and slow cooked brisket. The baby backs are pretty damn good too

Do they take reservations?

 

[jetmechG550]

Do they take reservations?

As a matter of fact, sometimes they do

 

[chef larry]

Millers Cafe in New Carlisle. Everything is homemade and worth finding this little buffet.

 

[jsgolfman]

Anyone eaten at Yokohama on Madison?

 

[Loganwildman]

The fish tacos are great!

I wouldn't touch some of the fish tacos I've seen at the Y. That said there have been some that looked mighty tempting. lol

 

[Loganwildman]

For breakfast try Bull Shippers in Logansport. Their omlets and pancakes are fantastic. and BIG

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

India Sizzling in Fishers and Amber at 126th & Meridian do Indian justice. Zydeco in Mooresville and believe it or not Mudbugs in Carmel are good for differing takes on Cajun. Our Carrabbas closed, as did Loon Lake Lodge Eddie Merlot's does it up and does it well, if you're willing to pay for it, just like Ruth's Chris. The sit down restaurant at the track in Anderson makes some great stuff and treats you right. Loves me some elk burger at Bubs, but my picture's never going up. Jersey's Cafe has a mind boggling menu, a lot of which is worth the wait since they were on Diners Drive-Ins and Dives. Machu Picchu down on 38th has some really interesting Peruvian; there was also an Ethiopian place practically next door (what, they have food there?) which was really good, haven't been in a while to know if it's still there, but it's worth the experience. South of there on Laffalot Rd are a "hispanic" and an "asian" restaurant in a little strip mall, each of which has some amazing things. Tongue tacos, mmm. And I mean real tacos, not the hard cornmeal things. Crab-asparagus soup, I actually looked up a recipe. My Caribbean place down on College is long gone Go-to for pizza, probably Greeks or Bazbeaux, but there are so many good ones. There's a lot of whining about how everything's chains now, but even some of those are good; there's just so much amazing stuff to experience, I don't think we're in as much danger of homogeneity as all that.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

For TexMex type of food we used to like Chi-Chi's until they closed. Then we found Pinto's in Bedford and then they closed. Casa Brava is a pretty good place for Mexican food.

Mr Jarrel reminded me of bar-b-que/southern food: Brooksies Barn in Jackson TN had a heart stopping buffet of West Tennessee bar-b-que and other good eatin' (haven't been there in years now--assuming they're still open). Went to the Rendezvous once for bar-b-que--it was pretty good.

Scratch Pinto's off your list...they closed down 6 weeks ago or so.

 

[JettaKnight]

• India Sizzling in Fishers and Amber at 126th & Meridian do Indian justice.
• Zydeco in Mooresville and believe it or not Mudbugs in Carmel are good for differing takes on Cajun.
• Our Carrabbas closed, as did Loon Lake Lodge
• Eddie Merlot's does it up and does it well, if you're willing to pay for it, just like Ruth's Chris.
• The sit down restaurant at the track in Anderson makes some great stuff and treats you right.
• Loves me some elk burger at Bubs, but my picture's never going up.
• Jersey's Cafe has a mind boggling menu, a lot of which is worth the wait since they were on Diners Drive-Ins and Dives.
• Machu Picchu down on 38th has some really interesting Peruvian;
• there was also an Ethiopian place practically next door (what, they have food there?) which was really good, haven't been in a while to know if it's still there, but it's worth the experience.
• South of there on Laffalot Rd are a "hispanic" and an "asian" restaurant in a little strip mall, each of which has some amazing things. Tongue tacos, mmm. And I mean real tacos, not the hard cornmeal things. Crab-asparagus soup, I actually looked up a recipe.
• My Caribbean place down on College is long gone
• Go-to for pizza, probably Greeks or Bazbeaux, but there are so many good ones.

There's a lot of whining about how everything's chains now, but even some of those are good; there's just so much amazing stuff to experience, I don't think we're in as much danger of homogeneity as all that.

FIFY

 

[Grizhicks]

Capt Anderson's; Panama City Beach