Answered: Where would you film an episode of “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” in Indianapolis?

We asked where you would send Guy Fieri on an Indy culinary adventure and you did not disappoint.

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His Place Eatery offers everything from chicken and waffles to in-house smoked meatloaf and rib tips.

We wanted to know which diners, drive-ins and dives in Indy deserve a visit from TV’s favorite spiky-haired food lover. You all shouted out some incredible eateries, but the restaurant that got the most love was His Place Eatery. Here’s what you had to say:

“The food is deliciously seasoned well. This is real down-home cooking. The customer service is impeccable. The restaurant is clean and the owners are very friendly. You won’t be disappointed.” — Darlene T.

“Their food is incredible. The staff is wonderful. It is SO Guy’s style.” — Andrea

Here are a few other joints that you mentioned:

“Voted one of the top ten delis in the USA, Shapiro’s is an obvious selection.” — Cindi C.

Easy Rider: Great food, excellent atmosphere with a music venue attached!” — Jill K.

Savage’s Ale House in Muncie. This place has some of the best bar food you’ll ever eat. The atmosphere is very laid back and accepts and embraces all walks of life. You will find no better place for a cold beer and great food.” — Rob J.

10th Street Diner because it’s a vegan icon!” — Sara

Smokin’ Barrel Barbeque recently opened a brick and mortar place in New Palestine. When you can’t decide between brisket or pulled pork sandwich, go for their Meat Fight sandwich. Comes with sweet barbecue sauce on the side, but ask for the HOT.” — Trish M.

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