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People come from all around to visit Indiana’s locally-owned-and-operated shops and one-of-a-kind family owned restaurants for food that is truly out of this world. Whether visiting your favorite diner or trying something new, you’re bound to have a great time doing it. And when’s the last time you caught a Pacers game or went out for a night on the town in the bright lights and big city of Indianapolis? And don’t forget that from northwest Indiana it’s only a quick train ride to Chicago! Or, if city life isn’t your thing, you can always plan a waterfront respite from everyday life, where you can boat, fish, water-ski, swim, sunbathe, or just take a nice relaxing stroll down the beach. |
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| Capital Grille-A Classy Place | |
 Capital Grille is nothing but the best. The restaurant exudes class from every aspect. The rich club-like atmosphere has been described by The Miami Herald as a, “culinary theme park full of dark wood, stuffed game heads, cigars, high-end drinks, wines and dry aged steaks.”
To start, the food is exquisite. Dry aged steaks that have earned high praise from the nation’s toughest food critics and an award-winning wine list is only the beginning. Mouth-watering appetizers, fresh seafood, chop, and irresistible desserts also make this a fine culinary experience. Then the food is matched with out-of-this-world service and a comfortable, relaxed ambiance that’s a world away from the routine. Hand-crafted mahogany, plush leather and distinctive art surround you, this is truly high class. No wonder The Capital Grille isn’t just the place to be seen. It’s the place to be seen having a fabulous time. | |
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| Indiana is a quintessential Midwest state that embodies all the region stands for in terms of hospitable, patriotic, down-to-earth, hard-working, hard-playing, family-oriented Americans. If it’s good enough for a rocker like John Cougar Mellencamp, who has called Indian home most of his life, it’s good enough for the rest of us. Here, visitors can enjoy its many small towns, shop at family-owned stores, and dine at locally-owned-and-operated, one-of-a-kind restaurants, with food that is absolutely out of this world. But that’s not all. City slickers will love the city lights and nightlife of Indianapolis, particularly Broad Ripple, and maybe even catch an Indiana Pacers game. And if touring northwest Indiana, it’s only a hop, skip, and a jump, or for most a quick train ride, over to one of America’s finest and largest cities, Chicago Illinois. Given its proximity to this powerhouse city with its heavy Italian influence, it’s no wonder that many Indiana restaurants serve up tasty deep-dish pizzas, spicy Italian beef hoagies with your choice of sweet or hot peppers, savory sausages, flavorful pastas, and Chicago-style hot dogs. Wow! Its border with Lake Michigan, one of the five Great Lakes, offers residents and visitors alike a waterfront respite from everyday life, where they can while away the hours boating, fishing, waterskiing, swimming, or just taking a nice, relaxing stroll down the beach. It’s also home to both Purdue and Indiana University. And though we don’t quite know where the term originated, like they say in Indiana, “Go Hoosiers!” Indiana, Midwest,Indianapolis, John Mellencamp, Broad Ripple, Pacers, Great Lakes, Lake Michigan, Purdue, Indiana University, Hoosiers |