Best American Restaurants in International Marketplace
Treat your taste buds: Explore International Marketplace restaurants
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International Marketplace Restaurants
Treat your taste buds: Explore International Marketplace restaurants
International Marketplace Restaurants
Since 1982, Buffalo Wild Wings® (or B-Dubs® as our friends call us) has been the ultimate place to watch the game, have a cold beer and eat some great food. At Buffalo Wild Wings, you can always feel comfortable pulling some tables together with your friends and staying as long as you want.More
Don’t know if the server was tired or just having a bad day but it wasn’t his day to serve More
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Delicious, authentic food. Warm hospitable staff. Knowing Spanish helps. The only down side to dinner was the restaurant was very cold. The staff were wearing jackets, we dined in our coats. It was a bit inconvenient but not worth staying away for. More
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Discover International Marketplace
For a taste of the world in America’s heartland, you’ll want to visit the International Marketplace in Indianapolis. With over 50 restaurants representing cuisines from all parts of the globe, you can eat a wide variety of foods in just a day or two. Dishes represented in the neighborhood’s dining scene include the jerk chicken and curries of African-Caribbean cuisine, Nicaraguan spicy pork with yucca, Greek gyros, the Pakistani beef stew nihari, and Vietnamese favorites such as pho and banh mi. You can also find familiar favorites like Chinese and Italian, or stick closer to home with soul food restaurants. The International Marketplace is home to a number of bakeries and sweet shops, if you still have room for dessert.
Discover International Marketplace
For a taste of the world in America’s heartland, you’ll want to visit the International Marketplace in Indianapolis. With over 50 restaurants representing cuisines from all parts of the globe, you can eat a wide variety of foods in just a day or two. Dishes represented in the neighborhood’s dining scene include the jerk chicken and curries of African-Caribbean cuisine, Nicaraguan spicy pork with yucca, Greek gyros, the Pakistani beef stew nihari, and Vietnamese favorites such as pho and banh mi. You can also find familiar favorites like Chinese and Italian, or stick closer to home with soul food restaurants. The International Marketplace is home to a number of bakeries and sweet shops, if you still have room for dessert.
