Sometimes you just need a change of scenery, especially after being cooped up for months. Perhaps a "work-cation" is exactly what you need... The Alexander Hotel in downtown Indianapolis’s mixed-use CityWay development offers just the ticket. Recently ranked among the Midwest’s Top 20 Hotels in…
Read MoreCraving something new for lunch or dinner? Head to the International Marketplace. Located on the west side of Indianapolis, this vibrant community radiates out from Lafayette Road and 38 th Street, brimming with a surprisingly deep selection of restaurants, markets and shops to explore. Immigrants…
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South Bend is not in southern Indiana, but it is one of Indiana’s best places for golf! This growing northern Indiana city on the “south bend” of the St. Joseph River provides a wide array of things to do. You can channel your adventurous side and take on the whitewater rapids of the East Race…
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French Lick and Jasper are a Southern Indiana golfer’s paradise! Few things get the blood pumping like the mention of Donald Ross, Pete Dye and Tom Benedelow in the same sentence. Nowhere else in the world can a golfer play courses designed by each of these noted and prolific designers at one…
Read MoreIndiana is full of outdoor dining options that will blow away even the most experienced food connoisseur. It is thus no surprise that the state features many restaurants that allow you to escape the cluttered indoor environment and savor your meal outside. OpenTable, an online restaurant-reservation…
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Indiana has many great characteristics that make traveling fun and worthwhile. For me, my favorite part about traveling around the Hoosier state is visiting the revitalized downtowns in Indiana’s small towns and cities. One of those downtowns, Wabash, is home to an incredible and historic hotel…
Read MoreLocated west of South Bend, in the small town of New Carlisle, is a delightful German restaurant, serving authentic flavors. Moser’s Austrian Cafe’s service staff are clad in German garb and serve dishes that you might struggle to pronounce, but your tastebuds and your stomach will see why it has…
Read MoreThe first Indiana drive-in, Triple XXX, opened in West Lafayette in 1929. As one could imagine, pork tenderloins, root beer, and burgers were and still are menu staples for Indiana drive-in restaurants. Even though a lot has changed since then, there are still many historic Indiana drive-in…
Read MoreIndiana's most famous contribution to American cuisine is arguably the breaded pork tenderloin. The COVID-19 pandemic has given many of us a chance to put our cooking skills to use. Visitors from all around the world love and appreciate Indiana's breaded pork tenderloin, and now you can try making…
Read MoreThe spread of the novel coronavirus has led to local, state and national restrictions on dining in restaurants. Small businesses are heavily impacted, causing people around the nation to look for ways to support restaurants and the people they employ. While dining rooms in most counties of Indiana…
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