Everyone In Indianapolis Absolutely Loves These 10 Foods And Drinks
If you’ve lived in Indianapolis for a while, you already know the Circle City is the most underrated food city in the country. From the beloved St. Elmo Steak House to the eclectic Milktooth, Indy has been reinventing the food game over the past five years, one restaurant at a time. However, it doesn’t matter how refined our palates become – there are some foods and drinks we’ll never be able to turn down, like these 10 Indy classics:
It's impossible to have grown up in Indy without trying this classic Hoosier sandwich. Both breaded and grilled, this thin pork patty is the unofficial food of the entire state, and Indy has some of the best places to grab one.
2. Milkshakes or ice cream from Traders Point Creamery.
There's nothing better than farm fresh ice cream, and everyone in Indy knows you won't find better milkshakes or ice cream anywhere except Traders Point Creamery.
We love desserts here in Indy. While there's a never ending list of options to choose from, a simple sugar cream pie will always be at the top of our list.
This beloved BBQ sandwich is huge in Indy and you'll find it at a surprising number of restaurants (though we all know you should head to Squealers for the real deal).
There's not an Indy Hoosier who doesn't love a big batch of freshly made chili. No matter how you serve it (we're talking to you, noodle and rice lovers), Indy chili is always hearty, meaty, and full of flavor.
Popcorn may be huge across the entire state, but Indy has an awesome variety of unique popcorn flavors ranging from savory BBQ and bacon to sweet caramel and turtle.
Which of these classic Indianapolis foods and drinks are your favorite? Have you tried them all before? Do you have others to add to the list? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
For more great food in the Circle City, check out this incredible mom & pop restaurant with the best home cooked food around.
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Courtney's originally from the East Coast, but has found a charming new home in Indiana. She loves checking out local music, reading, and trying new food. She's also a little too addicted to coffee and has a Maine Coon cat she answers to.
