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How to grab lunch for $10 or less in the Bottleworks District

This Indy staple cures all of your classic cravings at an affordable price.

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A photo showing the exterior of a building that was once a Coca-Cola bottling plant but is now a food hall.

Clancy’s Hamburgers serves old soda fountain classics like the root beer float.

Photo provided by Clancy’s Hamburgers

When Carl Fogelsong started serving Clancy’s Hamburgers in 1965, Indy’s population was under half a million and the Pacers didn’t even exist.

A lot has changed since then — except for Clancy’s. They continue to serve classic pairings made with high-quality ingredients at affordable prices.

Speaking of classic pairings, Clancy’s is now located in the historic Bottleworks District — once the site of the largest Coca-Cola bottling plant worldwide. What’s more classic than a hamburger and a Coke?

To honor this dynamic duo, we’ve picked some of our favorite combinations. Here’s what we’re planning on ordering for $10 and under:

  • The grilled cheese + a cup of chili
  • The Mass Ave. dog and cheese fries
  • The Shake of the Month + golden crinkle fries

Pro tip: Dip your fries in September’s shake of the month, S’mores.
Are you drooling yet, Indy?

Pick your preferred pairing.

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