The Beautiful Cafe Tucked Away In An Indiana Wildlife Refuge Most People Don’t Know About
Hidden away in a not-so-secret place is a secret seasonal cafe that’s sure to scratch your itch for elegance. It’s the Batar Cafe, and you’ll find it inside the Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge; it’s a simple place, but its beauty is almost overwhelming (and the menu is excellent too). Come see what we mean! Batar in Seymour Indiana is a beautiful restaurant that in our opinion is 100% worth the trip – and the Refuge isn’t so bad either! We’re not even sure which is cooler: the wildlife refuge or the hidden cafe in Indiana. See for yourself:
For the most up-to-date information about Batar in Seymour Indiana, including hours, specials, and so much more, be sure to check out the official Batar Cafe website. Though it’s not required, we suggest that you call 812-522-8617 and make a reservation to avoid a wait.
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What are some more restaurants in Indiana that are worth a trip?
There are many restaurants in Indiana that are worth a trip from any part of the state. These are some of the bucket-list worthy restaurants that we like the best:
- The Vine, Elkhart
- Willie's Sports Cafe Hidden Valley, Lawrenceburg
- Samira's Restaurant, Bloomington
- St. Elmo Steak House, Indianapolis
- Pho Saigon, Indianapolis
- The Beef House Restaurant & Dinner Theatre, Covington
- Bonge's Tavern, Perkinsville
- Das Dutchman Essenhaus, Middlebury
- Pastarrific, Kokomo
- Joseph Decuis, Roanoke
- Fiddler's Hearth, South Bend
- Joe Huber's Family Farm & Restaurant, Borden
- Schnitzelbank Restaurant, Jasper
Be sure to read our article to learn more about these restaurants in Indiana that belong on your list.
Aside from Batar Cafe, what are some more hidden gems in Indiana?
If you love to visit secret places that not many people know about, then check out these hidden gems in Indiana.
- Pirate Cat Memorial, Indianapolis
- Geode Grotto, Jasper
- Pine Lake, Berne
- Shades State Park, Waveland
- Pinhook Bog, La Porte
- Sunken Gardens, Huntington
- Hardin Ridge, Bloomington
- Grannie's Cookie Jars & Ice Cream Parlor, Metamora
- Jug Rock Nature Preserve, Shoals
- Garfield Park Conservatory & Gardens, Indianapolis
- Clayshire Castle, Bowling Green
- The Roofless Church, New Harmony
- Veal's Ice Tree, Indianapolis
- Rose Island, Charlestown
Here’s an article telling you more about these hidden gems in Indiana.
Are there more wildlife refuges in Indiana that are great for a day trip?
If you’re like us and spending time in nature is your idea of fun, here are some of the best wildlife refuges in Indiana that are great for a day trip.
- Willow Slough Fish & Wildlife Area, Morocco
- Merry Lea Environmental Learning, Albion
- Rocky Hollow - Falls Canyon Nature Preserve, Bloomingdale
- Pine Hills Nature Preserve, Waveland
- Bicentennial Woods - ACRES Land Trust, Huntertown
- Burnett Woods Nature Preserve, Avon
- Beanblossom Bottoms Nature Preserve, Ellettsville
- Kankakee Sands - Bison Viewing, Morocco
- Hathaway Preserve At Ross Run, Wabash
Visit our website to discover more of the best wildlife refuges in Indiana.