
Terry Kirts
Restaurant Critic and Contributing Editor at Indianapolis Monthly
Restaurant critic/contributing editor @IndyMonthly and self-proclaimed poet laureate of the corn dog. Of all pleasures, the first and last are eating.
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1 week ago |
indianapolismonthly.com | Terry Kirts
IF YOU’RE LUCKY enough to catch Nick Detrich out of the kitchen at Magdalena, the spirits-forward, New Orleans–inspired oyster bar and bistro he opened in the former Thunderbird space on Shelby Street late last autumn, he’s bound to tell you a story. It might be about the Murder Point oysters he’s sourced from Bayou La Batre, Alabama, with a deep bowl-like shell that’s great for presentation.
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3 weeks ago |
indianapolismonthly.com | Terry Kirts
Courier Cafe • Stained glass, chandeliers, and brass chimes set the scene at this storied spot in the onetime home of the Champaign County Herald newspaper. The cafe’s pancakes, French toast, breakfast platters, and Ham & Cheddar Scrams are worthy of headlines of their own. 111 N. Race St., Urbana, 217-328-1811, couriercafeu.comOr Try:The Literary •Tucked into a funky alternative bookshop, this all-day spot features a solid selection of vegan brunch dishes. 122 N.
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1 month ago |
indianapolismonthly.com | Terry Kirts
THERE’S SOMETHING COOLLY Darwinian about the decor at Lone Pine, Josh Mazanowski’s Carmel City Center steakhouse. In the narrow downstairs dining room, a painting by prolific local landscape artist Casey Roberts depicts a rabbit snared in the claws of an owl, the predator’s eyes glowing victoriously.
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1 month ago |
indianapolismonthly.com | Terry Kirts
THERE’S SOMETHING COOLLY Darwinian about the decor at Lone Pine, Josh Mazanowski’s Carmel City Center steakhouse. In the narrow downstairs dining room, a painting by prolific local landscape artist Casey Roberts depicts a rabbit snared in the claws of an owl, the predator’s eyes glowing victoriously.
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2 months ago |
indianapolismonthly.com | Terry Kirts
SANDWICHES, SALADS, AND HEARTY SOUPS often popped up on the menu at Tilly’s Tea Room, Sharon Moore’s longstanding cafe inside The Fashion Mall’s Saks Fifth Avenue. So when a real estate agent offered her a recently vacated spot on 116th Street, she leapt at the chance: At last, she could open the full-service fish-and-chips shop she’d been mulling.
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