Indianapolis Steakhouses

The Library Restaurant and Pub

Not too far away from the Indianapolis airport is this restaurant and tavern housed in a former French chateau-inspired structure. The Library Restaurant and Pub is most popular for its private-dining facilities as well as for its romantic setting for date-night outings.

Bynum's Steakhouse

This is an old-school steakhouse that feels more like it belongs in the Southwest than the Midwest. Bynum's, on the south side of Indianapolis, is operated by second-generation owner Ritchie Curry, who carries on its rich tradition.

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Gamba Ristorante

Gamba Restaurant here in Merrillville Indiana. We celebrate the good life life with good eats in whichever way you feel most comfortable. Dress up, or dress casual, however you feel most comfortable.

Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse

As with most locations of Fogo de Chão, the Indianapolis outpost is situated in a structure familiar to most in the heart of downtown. It's taken over the former Zipper Building -- which actually resembles a zipper -- and added the restaurant chain's distinct fire logo in a 12’ by 8’ stained glass window.

Sullivan's Steakhouse

Fashion Mall of Keystone is home to upscale brands such as Nordstrom, L'Occitane, Kiehl's, Michael Kors, and Louis Vuitton, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that Sullivan's would steak a claim there as well.

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Don Quijote

Americans are discovering the distinctive cuisine of the regions of Spain, and this restaurant offers an excellent introduction to the rich and varied flavors and aromas of Iberian cooking.

Tony's of Indianapolis

Throughout the years, Tony's has received all sorts of accolades for its standing as a top steakhouse in Indianapolis. From "most romantic" by OpenTable to "an elegant dining experience" by restaurant critic Michael Schiaparelli, it serves as quite the destination for well-heeled diners.

Prime 47 Indianapolis

Diners at Prime 47 are encouraged to take a moment and carefully peruse the appetizer menu before ordering their entrees. There are plenty of options for sharing here, from New York sirloin crostini topped with charred onion dip, roasted peppers and provolone to seafood ravioli in garlic cream sauce and fresh basil.

The Capital Grille

This Capital Grille outpost is in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, and not too far away from the Soldiers and Sailors monument, Indianapolis Zoo, and Victory Field for minor league baseball. It's also a short distance from the historic Madam C.J. Walker Legacy Center, which was built in 1927 in honor of the first Black female millionaire.

Geraldine’s Supper Club & Lounge

Dress up to get down at Geraldine’s Supper Club & Lounge, a nod to the vintage restaurants of the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. There's live music every Wednesday through Saturday at this establishment that serves as a popular date-night destination. Dark wood, vintage chandeliers, and a winding staircase to the dining room set the stage to what's to come for an evening here.

Firebirds Wood Fired Grill

The Carmel outpost for Firebirds is situated in front of the Drury Plaza Hotel. It's a popular area hangout, particularly after work for the happy hour food and drink specials.

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