Disappointing brunch Easy Rider Diner by Fountain Square quickly built a faithful fans base when it opened at the end of 2022 for its loose attitude and its comforting and fun menu. (We called it “cool without effort” when we saw it in 2023.) But like its homonymous film, the restaurant could be known on its brutal end (spoiler alert for a 1969 film, I suppose). Via Facebook, its owners (who also owners of the neighboring hi-fi music place) say that the last day of the restaurant business will take place on May 24. “While we are preparing for the construction of our new place at the Murphy Arts Center, we change operations and have made the decision difficult – but necessary to close the restaurant,” they write. The restaurant bar “remains open as part of the enlarged Hi-Fi experience”, but its food operations end this weekend.
Steak expectations The runner Bobby Rahal would be such a fan of the restaurant of the Bowdie’s Chophouse channel that when his seat of Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing in Zionsville needed a tenant to eat, the steakhouse, based in Michigan, was his first call. Current The reports according to which the first Indy bowdie will open at 10814 Creek Way this month with the same menu as its location of large rapids, which means a range of rush dishes with traditional chop such as a seafood tower, a corner salad and six different main cuts.
Pious Aramark, the monolith of the food service behind meals in American prisons, school cafeterias and Indy 500, abandoned its menu for the IMS concession stand during this weekend race. The new articles in 2025 include a Bretwurst wrapped in Bretzel (think of a corndog that takes more jaw work); Buffalo “Totchos”, which are toddlers suffocated in “Buffalo Chicken, Nacho Cheese Sauce, Pico de Gallo and Ranch Dressing”; And a sandwich with meatballs served on Portuguese milk bread.
Hot-Dog! Speaking of the race, keep an eye on Friday for the biggest show of hot dogs. This year, the Day Day Great is a force test between Oscar Mayer Wienmobiles, which apparently serves different regions of the United States, this is the first time that the six wienermobiles of the company have been in the same place for more than a decade, and this race will be its first competition on track, said Oscar Mayer in a statement. Chi Chi Dog (Midwest), New York Dog (East), Slaw Dog (Southeast), Sonoran Dog (Southwest), Chile Dog (South) and Seattle Dog (northwest). The race will broadcast live at 2 p.m. Friday on the Fox Sports app and will be broadcast during Sunday pre -hood on the wired network.
Candystone Pendleton Good’s’s candy candy has turned off his fragiles, his candy assortments and his pop-corns flavored for more than a century, but his reputation struck a hung after a controversial publication on the social networks of one of its owners revealed a family split that divided the company. The tumult caused a sale of part of the brand shortly after – and it seems that the company is now prosperous, because it has just opened a new location in Keystone in crossing on May 15. According to a press release from the owner of the Simon shopping center, the Indy Good produces its goods in small lots with premium ingredients, which is generally preferable to the alternative. The shop is in the nearest shopping center area Doc B’s Restaurant + Bar.
Touch a tribute As indicated last week, the founder of the René bakery, Albert Rene Trevino, died on May 8, a little two years after his diagnosis of larynx cancer. THE Star published a thoughtful and in -depth look at the life and heritage of Trevino on Wednesday, covering his time as a small 500 cyclist, manager of the favorite rock group of Gen X Johnny Socko and an adapted and attentive father. It is a beautiful piece that is worth reading.
