Indy goes igloo: Icy pop-ups across the city

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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Step into Field Brewing’s magical igloos November through February.

Photo by @fieldbrewing

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Baby, it’s cold outside. But thanks to the igloos popping up all across Indy, you can still enjoy al fresco dining without turning into an ice sculpture. Here are a few spots we found that were love at frost sight — just don’t forget your coat.

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Enjoy a meal in a cozy chalet before or after visiting the adjacent Christkindlmarkt.

Vivante at Hotel Carmichael | 1 Carmichael Sq, Carmel

Enjoy Vivante’s French food while cozying up in a chalet with a view of the Christkindlmarkt. The chalets can fit up to six people, and you can even bring your own Bluetooth speaker to set the vibe.

Daniel’s Vineyard | 9061 N. 700 W., McCordsville

The heated greenhouses at this winery can seat up to eight people, and all ages are welcome. Keep an eye on its calendar if you want to get even more fun out of your visit; a paint night and a ugly sweater trivia competition are both coming up.

Urban Vines Winery & Brewery | 303 E. 161st St., Westfield

These six themed, cozy spaces can host up to 10 people and include space heaters + ambient lighting. Kids are allowed to join too.

Field Brewing | 303 E. Main St., Westfield

Igloo rentals are back at Field Brewing’s outdoor dining space, with each structure comfortably seating up to eight guests. Your igloo comes with a heater, blankets, seat cushions, and carpeting so you can truly chill out.

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Enjoy total privacy as you cozy up next to the electric fireplace.

Spencer Farm Winery | 7015 E 161st. St., Noblesville

Craving a little more privacy than a see-through igloo provides? How about a yurt? These comfy, weatherproof structures include electric fireplaces, string lighting, and cushioned seating. You can even bring your own food + non-alcoholic beverages.

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Rumor has it that, if you dine in Urban Apples’ Grinch-themed igloo, your heart will grow three sizes that day.

Urban Apples | 18326 Spring Mill Rd., Westfield

Choose from a lounge igloo which seats 10 people or a dining igloo which seats eight at this cidery. All structures are heated and kid-friendly.

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