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Bottleworks Hotel is featured as a top place to stay in this Guide, where style, seclusion, and self-care lead the way.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
When you hear the word “hipster,” you don’t necessarily think Indiana. But a recent trip to Indianapolis’ newest neighborhood, the Bottleworks District, proved the two aren’t mutually exclusive.
These new foodie meccas popped up across the country in 2021, with globally-inspired flavors and irresistibly unique eats.
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It's a quick two-hour trip from Louisville north on Interstate 65 to Indianapolis where visitors will find the recently opened Bottleworks District.
New Food and Game Venues Opening in Bottleworks
New entertainment and food venues are continuing to open in the Bottleworks District in downtown Indianapolis.
Certain Feelings Channels Happy with New Indianapolis Roastery and Bar
Certain Feelings Coffee, the latest addition to Indianapolis-based Small Victories Hospitality group, is experiencing those warm fuzzies with the opening of a stylish roastery and coffee bar inside The Garage food hall, offering freshly roasted coffee for beverages and bags.
The Garage Food Hall is open for business
The spacious food court is giving us a look at the future of Indianapolis food
The Garage Food Hall Opens at Bottleworks District January 5
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The Garage Food Hall component of the $300 million Bottleworks District development downtown is scheduled to open in January as part of a culinary, arts and entertainment hub.
GM Named for 'The Garage' at Bottleworks
A key component of the $300 million Bottleworks District project in Indianapolis has a new leader. Geronimo Hospitality Group has selected Nicole Ulrich as general manager of The Garage food hall in the mixed-use development, which is currently under construction.
Facelift for Bottleworks District, Preserving History
A team of grizzled masonry workers is helping to transform the aged façade of the former Coca-Cola bottling plant in downtown Indianapolis into a shiny showcase for the $300 million Bottleworks District mixed-use development.