Bars

Make the most of good weather by taking your meals al fresco on one of Indy’s many beautiful patios.
Chase the rainbow at these St. Patrick’s Day events around the Circle City.
Let the good times roll, Indy. Here’s how you can celebrate Mardi Gras right here in the Circle City, 820 miles away from the French Quarter.
Get in the holiday spirit with these over-the-top themed pop-up bars.
This year, igloo pop-ups at local bars and restaurants are all the (icy-hot) rage. Here are a few you can try for yourself.
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Private dining made easy for gatherings big and small at Grindstone Public House in Noblesville.
Sober curious or taking part in Dry January or Sober October? We’ve got your guide to zero proof drinks in Indy.
If you’re not watching football from the stands at Lucas Oil Stadium, there are a few nearby watering holes that bring a similar camaraderie and atmosphere for football fans.
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Grab a group of friends and get ready for an evening of delicious bites and sips.
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