Here are some of the best fries in Indy
Food and restaurant reporter Cheryl Jackson compiles a list of the best fries in Indianapolis.
Cheryl V. Jackson and Clark Wade, Indianapolis Star
It’s almost time to check out the menus for Devour Indy Summerfest 2024.
The two-week restaurant promotion begins on August 19th.
For guests, the event, organized by the Indiana Restaurant & Lodging Association, offers the opportunity to try new restaurants and visit some of the state’s best, like Vida or Oakleys Bistro, that might otherwise be out of their budget.
In addition, the club runs a winter campaign every year.
Be careful, however, when making plans based on the menus on the website, as some are marked to indicate that they may be leftovers from summer 2023 or winter 2024.
Visitors can discover some restaurants that are newly participating in the campaign – or are back after a break.
New restaurants at Devour Indy Summerfest 2024
Charleston
6815 E. 82nd St., Indianapolis
14636 Greyhound Plaza, Carmel
charlestons.com
Three-course lunch for two for $50 or dinner for two for $65, with main course options including Walt’s Champagne Chicken Salad, Rainbow Trout and BBQ Baby Back Ribs.
Chef JJ’s Public House
42 W. South St., Indianapolis
chefjjs.com
A three-course meal for $35 per person. Appetizers include garlic fries, arancini, Red Frazier spring rolls, kimchi quesadilla and kale chips. Main course choices include banh mi, the ham and Swiss cheese mixto sandwich, a smash burger and pad thai.
Commission line
110 S. Delaware St., Indianapolis
commissionrow.com
A four-course meal for $65. Choose a filet, Ora King salmon or cauliflower steak for the main course. The chef’s choice of dessert.
Homestretch Clubhouse at Harrah’s Hoosier Park
4500 Dan Patch Circle, Anderson
caesars.com
A two-course meal for $30 includes your choice of The Homestretch Club on Hawaiian bread, a Mushroom Swiss Burger, a Country Fried Steak with white sauce, or a Chicken Fritter Sandwich.
Harrah’s Hoosier Parks Homestretch Steakhouse
4500 Dan Patch Circle, Anderson
caesars.com
A two-course dinner menu for $65 includes a choice of mains such as a filet, steakhouse wagyu burger, barbecue-seasoned pork chop, pan-seared Atlantic salmon and chicken with a sun-dried tomato and basil cream.
Kinnard & Drake’s 1830 Chophouse
111 W. Main St., Lebanon
1830chophouse.com
Lunch or dinner for $32. Choose an appetizer of soup, crab cakes, coconut shrimp or peach bruschetta with goat cheese on crostini or in a salad. Main course choices include Cuban flank steak with chimichurri, pesto pasta with chicken and stuffed shrimp. Dessert is available for an extra $5.
Italian Restaurant Rosemary & Olive
870 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis
rosemaryandoliveindy.com
A three-course menu is available Sunday through Thursday for $39.95, featuring chicken marsala, cacio e pepe, Sicilian-style cod and lamb chops as mains, and a choice of Italian lemon cake and zeppole for dessert.
Ted’s Montana Grill
5910 W. 86th St., Indianapolis
tedsmontanagrill.com
A three-course lunch for $30 includes your choice of a bison meatloaf sandwich, Avalon Burger, George’s Classic Cadillac Burger or Big Sky Grilled Salad.
Dinner options for $40 include salmon on a cedar plank, New York strip steak and bison short ribs.
10 E. Main Street, Carmel
treonmain.com
A three-course meal for $60 includes a drink and ice cream for dessert. Main courses include bucatini with fresh lemon, garlic and parsley, orecchiette with shallots, mascarpone and spicy sausage in vodka sauce, pappardelle with short rib ragú, seared salmon, breaded chicken breast with sun-dried tomatoes in garlic white wine sauce, veal scaloppine and fish of the day.
For the full list of restaurants participating in Devour Indy, visit devourindy.com.
Contact IndyStar reporter Cheryl V. Jackson at [email protected] or 317-444-6264. Follow her on X.com: @cherylvjackson.