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Our restaurant picks for Devour Indy Winterfest 2025

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

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

Indy’s biggest local dining event, Devour, is back for Winterfest starting on Monday, Jan. 20 through Sunday, Feb. 2 — with 130+ participating restaurants offering special three-course menus at a discounted price.

To help you plan your dinner dates, we’re sharing our editor’s picks + what we’re excited to try.

  • City Editor Nicole loves dim sum and hasn’t found many places in Indy that offer it, so she’s excited to try it at Eating Fresh. She’s also never had a meal she didn’t love at Bluebeard, so she’ll take any reason to visit again. Devour is also a great time to try somewhere you’ve never been and Nicole has heard good things about Terra Gaucha Brazilian Steakhouse.
  • City Editor Shea is a sucker for Italian food, so she’ll be more than happy to visit Mama Carolla’s for their $45 dinner-for-two deal. She’s also been looking for an excuse to go back to Livery simply for their chicharrones — paired with sweet plantains, of course. And for a slightly weirder night, where else to dine but Turner’s?
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