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Our restaurant picks for Devour Indy Summerfest 2023

Devour Summerfest is back and we’re helping you plan ahead for your dinner dates.

Two people dining on the patio of a Huse Culinary restaurant.

Celebrate the summer by enjoying a meal on the patio of your favorite restaurant.

Photo by Dave Pluimer

Indy’s biggest local dining event, Devour, is back for Summerfest starting on Monday, Aug. 21 through Sunday, Sept. 3 — with 100+ participating restaurants offering special three-course menus at a discounted price.

The participating restaurant menus just went live on Friday, so to help you plan your dinner dates in advance — we’re breaking down some of our top picks + what’s new this summer.

Vida, 601 E. New York St. | If you want to be spontaneous, Vida is a great choice with no set menu — this AAA 4 Diamond award-winner has a seasonal menu that is different each time you visit. You can choose from either a Chef’s tasting for $115 per person or four courses for $75 per person.

Skyline Club, 1 American Square, 36th floor | Typically only open to Skyline Club members, Devour is the perfect time to visit this spot + take in the view overlooking Monument Circle. The menu also has gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, and dairy-free options.

Up Cellar, 63 Baldwin St., Bargersville | New to the Devour restaurant lineup is this upscale steakhouse, wine bar, and lounge. It features a seasonal, locally sourced menu, hand-selected global wines, craft cocktails, and an intimate rooftop patio. Its Venus Heat cocktail even won “People’s Choice” at this year’s cocktail contest.

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