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The story of O'Bryan's Nine Irish Brothers begins 30 years ago, when founder Jerry O'Bryan told his wife, Jan, that if his other business didn't work out, he wanted to open an Irish pub. Jerry's business, The Hairman, ended up being a campus icon, but after 30 years, two children and a grandchild, Jerry finally decided it was time to realize his dream, an authentic Irish pub serving traditional Irish fare, Guinness by the pint, and featuring live music and the friendly, upbeat atmosphere typical of Irish pubs world-wide.

Nine Irish Brothers is family-owned, family-designed-and-built, and family-run. And family has quite a bit to do with the name, of course. Over the course of several trips to Ireland, we've been able to hand-pick our furniture and decor for each location. We've also spent an inordinate amount of time "researching" pubs in Ireland and have modeled our pub after our favorite spots, from Garvey's on Ayre's Square in Galway to Johnnie Fox's on the northern outskirts of Dublin. Stop by and ask for one of the family to show you around!

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Most people would say the Peace Water Winery story is pretty crazy. We guess any story that includes 8 kids, 3 dogs, 2 cats, 2 horses, a cow, basketball, soccer, a 1966 Volkswagen 21 window "hippie van" and a double chocolate chip frappuccino would be considered crazy by most. However, we do not think the idea that inspired our project is all that crazy:

Simple acts of kindness can have a ripple effect that can help change the world.

So while our family is large our vision is larger. When you drink our wine you are supporting charities here and across the world. Thank you for helping us make this world a more peaceful place, one bottle at a time.

In 1996, Local 416 opened the Indianapolis Firefighters Museum to celebrate the history of the Fire Service in central Indiana and the fire department’s contribution to the Indianapolis community.  

In 1984, the President of Local 416, Mike Schenk, and his Executive Board were on the search for a location for a new Union Hall.  It was then that they came across Fire Station #2 which had opened in January of 1872  near the corner of College and Massachusetts Ave.  At the time, Fire Station #2 was coincidentally enough, a firetrap filled with flammable remains of a laminating business.  

Indianapolis Firefighters Union then decided to restore Fire Station #2 along with an adjacent livery stable.  With a good amount of community support, the building has been restored and stands as an anchor on the north end of Massachusetts Avenue along with art galleries, small shops, restaurants, and hotels. 

The museum features a 1921 Stutz ladder truck, a 1919 Stutz pumper, a 1941 IFD Shop-built pumper, and a 1949 International Harvester pumper refurbished by members of the former Warren Township Fire Department. Memorabilia, photos, and equipment have been donated by local firefighters.

Today historic station #2 features classical and Italianate details, a restored bell tower, and twin fire poles.  Station #2 also serves as the Indianapolis Professional Firefighters Union Headquarters. 

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Cookie Plug slangs the fattest and thiccest cookies on the block. We servin’ the doughpest cookies in these streets. There’s nothing cookie-cutter about us! Cookie Plug slangs the most unique stacks the streets has to offer. Fat, Thicc and Addicting. We bakin’ up fresh stacks daily at every location and are also available for delivery!

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The District Theatre began operations in 2017. Prior to its creation, it was the home of Theatre on the Square, or “TOTS”. for 30 years.  TOTS focused on unique and original theatre, producing shows that fearlessly embraced marginalized communities, subject matters, and ideas, sometimes holding a mirror up to society that didn’t always embrace diversity. It also became a touchstone for the LGBTQ community by presenting productions that gave voice to a culture when few other companies would do so. 

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Coffee. Cocktails. Tapas. Entertainment. Taste The Difference. Our Menu. We specialize in good times. Take A Load Off And Relax Drinks. At Almost Famous, we are trying to deliver a quality tapas experience to downtown Indianapolis. 

The James Whitcomb Riley Home Museum is a cherished historic landmark that offers visitors a glimpse into the life and legacy of one of America's most beloved poets. Situated in the historic Lockerbie Square neighborhood, the museum is housed within the former residence of James Whitcomb Riley, known as the "Hoosier Poet." Built in the 19th century, the charming Victorian home showcases period furnishings, personal belongings, and memorabilia related to Riley's life and work, providing an immersive experience for visitors interested in Indiana's literary heritage. The museum offers guided tours that illuminate Riley's life, his contributions to literature, and the cultural significance of his poetry, which captured the spirit of the American Midwest. With its beautifully preserved architecture and intimate insights into Riley's world, the James Whitcomb Riley Home Museum serves as both a tribute to the poet's enduring legacy and a celebration of Indiana's rich literary tradition.

WELCOME TO VIDA. From the moment you step inside, to the time you bid us farewell, you’ll enjoy every facet of your Vida dining experience. And isn’t that what you’d expect from one of a very few Indianapolis restaurants to earn AAA’s coveted Four Diamond award?

Vida embodies a modern expression of culinary techniques with a worldly influence, set in a relaxed ambience.

At Vida, we’re dedicated to providing fresh and innovative cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, a diverse wine collection, and a professional, fine-dining service to our customers.

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Mesh blends contemporary elegance and comfort with innovative cuisine and excellent service. The original menu and unique decor make Mesh an ideal setting for business meetings, weekend brunch, romantic evenings, or a night out with friends.

Mesh menu includes locally sourced meats and vegetables from passionate local partners and showcases locally grown produce from Cunningham Restaurant Group's own CRG Grow Greenhouse. Mesh has won many awards over the years such as Open Table Diner's Choice Awards, TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence and Best Restaurants in Indianapolis by TrekBible.

BRU IS AN ODE TO OUR LOVE, THE BURGER

It’s a classic, purely American, and an icon. The hamburger is the people’s sandwich, everyman’s food. Paired with a beer, we can't imagine what could be much better. Bru is an ode to our love... the Burger.

Our goal is to bring you great burgers made from the best local meats, topped with the freshest ingredients and placed in our freshly baked buns.

Needler's Fresh Market is a local grocery store chain that aims to provide fresh and quality products to its customers. With a focus on community engagement and customer satisfaction, Needler's offers a wide range of grocery items including fresh produce, meats, dairy products, bakery items, and pantry essentials.

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Set in the historic, 19th century Athenaeum Building downtown, The Rathskeller is reminiscent of both a quaint inn tucked in the Bavarian hills and a lively beer hall in Munich. From Jäegerschnitzel to Filet Mignon, the award-winning menu features authentic German cuisine as well as steak, seafood, chicken, pork and vegetarian entrees. The Rathskeller also features an extensive wine list and a beer menu. The Kellerbar is stocked with 12 imported draft beers, and over 50 imported bottled beers. The Biergarten has a full-service walk-up bar and gourmet pub-style food. Wednesday through Saturday, and some Sundays, we host the best live local bands from acoustic rock to blues to Polka!

The Indianapolis Cultural Trail is managed by a nonprofit, Indianapolis Cultural Trail Inc (ICT Inc). ICT Inc works to thoughtfully manage, maintain and continue to grow and improve all aspects of the Trail to ensure it continues to exist as a world-class public space for residents and visitors of Indianapolis.

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Situated in the heart of Indianapolis, the Old National Centre stands as a cherished landmark blending historic grandeur with modern entertainment. Originally erected in 1909 as the Murat Shrine Temple, its Moorish Revival architecture captivates visitors with intricate arches and ornate details. Renamed the Old National Centre, this venue offers a diverse array of performances, including concerts, Broadway shows, comedy acts, and lectures, across multiple unique spaces such as the grand Murat Theatre, the intimate Egyptian Room, and the versatile Grand Hall. With its rich history and dynamic programming, the Old National Centre remains an essential cultural destination, captivating audiences and preserving Indianapolis' architectural legacy.

Chatham Tap opened its doors on Mass Ave in Indianapolis in September of 2007 with the goal of bringing a pub in the tradition of the English “local” to the Chatham-Arch neighborhood of Indianapolis.

While keeping with the friendly and laid back tradition of a neighborhood pub, we sought to rise above the “pub-grub” level with our menu.  Emphasizing sandwiches and appetizers, our award-winning menu is a unique combination of flavors and styles, with plenty of vegetarian options as well as enough choices for the carnivores out there.  Yes, you will find wings, nachos, and pizza on our menu.  But we hope they are unlike any wings, nachos, or pizza you’ve ever had.

And what would a pub be without beer?  We offer a wide range of draught and bottled beer, from the best local breweries all the way to the best England and Europe have to offer.  Our rotating selection of seasonal and specialty draughts means there will always be something new to try.

If you’re a soccer fan and don’t mind waking up a little early, Chatham Tap is the place to watch your favorite team whether it’s the
English Premier League, Champions League, World Cup, or European Championships.  You’ll find plenty of dedicated and knowledgeable fans ready to discuss last week’s results, next week’s matches, and everything in between.

So pull up a barstool, order up a pint and a sarnie, and find your favorite team on one of our HDTV’s.

Named after Alexander Ralston, the engineer who after moving to the United States from Scotland, was hired in 1820 to help survey our city. In 1821, Ralston was then commissioned by the Indiana General Assembly to make a city plan for Indianapolis. As originally planned, the city’s 1-square mile footprint included the Governor’s mansion placed centrally on a large circular commons. Demolished in 1857, the original Governor’s mansion was replaced by what we know today as Monument Circle featuring the 284-foot tall limestone and bronze Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument.

Join us at Ralston’s to experience a delightful atmosphere and sensational menu of fine beers, wines and complementary dishes.

One step in, and what you’ll find is something quite inviting, with as much character as you’d expect along Massachusetts Avenue in Indianapolis.

The Indiana War Memorial Plaza Historic District includes the 30,000 square foot IWM Museum complete with military equipment and artifacts, three parks, four fountains, and 25 acres of monuments, statues, and sculptures in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. The IWM's properties include the Indiana War Memorial, the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, the Indiana World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam War Memorials, the USS Indianapolis (CA-35) Memorial, the Medal of Honor Memorial, the 9/11 Memorial, and the Indiana Gold Star Families Memorial. 

No state has a city with more monuments dedicated to veterans than Indiana's capital, and no city in the country maintains more acreage honoring veterans than Indianapolis. 


Midland Arts & Antiques Mall is a large, multi-level warehouse stocked with furniture, housewares & collectibles from decades past.

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Located just northeast of [Downtown Indianapolis](https://www.dwellane.com/neighborhood/downtown-indianapolis) and adjacent to fellow historic districts [Chatham-Arch](https://www.dwellane.com/neighborhood/chatham-arch) and [Cottage Home](https://www.dwellane.com/neighborhood/cottage-home), Lockerbie Square is renowned for its well-preserved Victorian-era architecture, tree-lined streets, and charming atmosphere. Originally developed in the mid-19th century, Lockerbie Square is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Indianapolis and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The neighborhood features a mix of architectural styles, including Italianate, Federal, and Queen Anne, among others, showcasing the rich heritage of the area. Many of the homes in Lockerbie Square have been meticulously restored, contributing to the neighborhood's picturesque aesthetic. 

The area also offers many things to do, as Lockerbie Square is within walking distance of downtown attractions like the [Indiana War Memorial](https://www.dwellane.com/place/indiana-war-memorial-plaza-historic-district) and [Monument Circle](https://www.dwellane.com/place/the-circle), as well as local favorites like [Mesh](https://www.dwellane.com/place/mesh), [Chatham Tap](https://www.dwellane.com/place/chatham-tap), and the [Bottleworks](https://www.dwellane.com/place/bottleworks-hotel) development. With its historic charm, architectural beauty, and convenient location, Lockerbie Square offers a unique blend of old-world elegance and modern urban living.

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