
Bradley Hohulin
Dining and Drinks Reporter at IndyStar
Trying to be kinder || food stuff @indystar || forever belonging to @idsnews || he/him (will also accept ‘pal’ in most contexts)
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1 week ago |
indystar.com | Bradley Hohulin
With Easter Sunday less than a week away for Protestants, Catholics and Eastern Orthodox Christians alike, time is running out to make plans for one of the centuries-old holiday's newer traditions: brunch. But it's not too late to secure a table at several Indianapolis-area eateries. Here are some chains and local spots around town that still have reservations available — or accept walk-ins — for brunch on Easter Sunday, April 20.
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1 week ago |
indystar.com | Bradley Hohulin |Joe Mutascio
Jonesy's Junction of Akron defeated the Legendary Kitchen food truck of Franklin to win IndyStar's Tenderloin Tournament. The five-round tournament saw a variety of competitors thrive, from full-service restaurants in Hamilton County to road stops in Crawfordsville. Jonesy's owner Tim Jones dreamed of selling tenderloins as a kid, working for years in the automotive industry to fulfill his wishes.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Michelle Pemberton |Christine Tannous |Bradley Hohulin
32,503 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others? 32,503 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others?
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1 week ago |
indystar.com | Bradley Hohulin
With IndyStar’s Tenderloin Tournament wrapping up Monday, I’ve lately had the privilege of consuming a great deal of fried pork. And while I’m confident I could eat Indiana’s beloved sandwich for most meals and lead a perfectly happy if not especially long life, I have begun to miss certain flavors — anything remotely spicy, for example.
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2 weeks ago |
indystar.com | Bradley Hohulin
Trish and Carl Schwabe opened a hybrid Sunoco station-restaurant in Crawfordsville in 2011, selling classic American comfort food. The Sunoco's pork tenderloin sandwich has become a favorite among fans of the dish, even attracting visitors from overseas. Just past noon on a gray spring Tuesday at a gas station in Crawfordsville, Dennis and Kathy Olin stopped for fuel. But the Olins, who live in New Richmond a few towns north, didn’t pull into the Sunoco just off Interstate 74 for gas.
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