Restaurants in Indiana
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Mug 'N' Bun
The mugs are frosted and filled with a wonderful home-brewed root beer. The buns contain burgers, chili dogs and juicy pork tenderloins. And don't forget the fried macaroni-and-cheese wedges. At this vintage drive-in near the Speedway, you are served - where else? - in your car.
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Bazbeaux
A local favorite, Bazbeaux offers an eclectic pizza selection, like the 'Tchoupitoulas, ' topped with Cajun shrimp and andouille sausage. Muffalettas, stromboli and Belgian beer are some of the other unusual offerings.
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Village Inn
The Village Inn, in Middlebury, sells real-deal pies; bonneted women in pastel dresses come in at 4:30am to bake the flaky wares. It's best to arrive early. Note most places close on Sunday.
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Monon Coffee Company
This locally owned, art-infused shop takes its lattes seriously, as well as its fruit smoothies, sandwiches and baked goods. It's located in Broad Ripple, just off the Monon Trail.
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Shapiro's Deli
Chomp into a towering corned beef or peppery pastrami sandwich on homemade bread, and then chase it with fat slices of chocolate cake or fruit pie.
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Abbey Coffeehouse
Serene? Check. Art-filled walls? Yep. Comfy armchairs? Got 'em. The sandwiches, wraps and tempeh burritos are delicious, too.
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Main Cafe
The Main Cafe for a ham-bean-and-cornbread lunch, but save room for the coconut cream pie.
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Miller Bakery Cafe
The Miller Bakery Cafe in Miller Beach is the sophisticated foodie favorite .
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Lucrezia
The Italian Lucrezia in Chesterton is a homey beachfront snack bar.
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