Over the past two days, myself along with Tolin, Director KC and Susan Decker (Devour Downtown PR rep) have been eating our way to happiness. My show, DoItIndy, has been honored to be a sponsor of this wonderful event. to Fountain Square to the canal…they have it all covered. How cool is it to get great food (3 courses) at 48 local restaurants for that price?!! Even better, all the restaurants are conveniently located with downtown Indianapolis. AWESOME! Usually, I would not have been able to dine at such exclusive, local restaurants because I simply couldn’t afford them. I’ve now visited Fogo de Chao, Morton’s, 14 West, Palomino, The Oceanaire Seafood Room and Smokehouse on Shelby. Since I moved back to Indianapolis in 2007, one of my favorite activities has been to eat during Devour Downtown. I'd love to see where your family is enjoying new foods.Having a great time at Palomino for Devour Downtown Summer 2011 If your children are used to crayons and children's menus while they wait for a meal in a restaurant, you may want to bring your own coloring book and crayons as some of the establishments we recommended will not have those things. Reservations are recommended for most restaurants but not required. The value-priced menu for lunch and dinner includes half a salad, a bowl of soup and a dessert for $10.50 per person. Our plan of attack is for each family member to order a different soup and we can each try all of them. With a revolving menu of hot and cold soups, beautiful salads and fresh baked goods, I know we're in for a treat. We haven't been here yet but it's on our must-eat list for Devour 2015. Check for details on their $30 per person lunch and dinner deals. Vegetarians and those with gluten-free needs will be taken care of at this restaurant. We love this option because we get to try a bit (or bites) of everything. They love Greek food, they love the staff and when the server lights the cheese (Saganaki) on fire, they squeal with delight! Greek Islands is still preparing its menu selections for the occasion, but in the past we've enjoyed a combination platter that's sort of like a food tour of the Greek Islands. After your meal, head upstairs and take in the beautiful artwork at the Alexander Hotel. The Devour Downtown lunch menu is one set meal for $11.50 per person. We'll be stopping in for lunch this year. The Japanese style of bento meals is something they haven't really experienced, and the food is very different from what they've tried before. After my first visit to this Cerulean, I knew I wanted to come back with my children. This menu is meant for two people and carries a $10 surcharge when adding a third person.Ĭerulean (339 S.
The special menu will allow you to select six different tapas for $35.
Finger foods are a hit with the younger crowd, so tapas - small Spanish dishes - are the perfect fare for them. My girls love choosing what they will eat, and the ability to see it before making that decision is priceless! Children 6 and under eat free, and ages 7-12 are half-price adult meals are $39.50.īarcelona Tapas (201 N. Fire-roasted meat will be paraded through the restaurant, brought to your table and introduced with exotic names and lip-smacking descriptions. Caramelized bananas, polenta, interesting vegetables. The pickiest of eaters will find plenty to sample. The world-class salad bar alone is a treat for everyone. Devour Downtown, Indianapolis' restaurant week, gives us many opportunities to pepper our lives with unique dishes at great prices. Chicken fingers and fries have a place in our family but my husband and I are being very intentional about introducing our children to new tastes and flavors with hopes that our whole family will have an ever-evolving palate. My children are no exception, but I'm not throwing the towel in yet. Most preschoolers don't really have mature palates.
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