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1. Tinker Street Restaurant & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
Enjoy fresh, full-flavored foods in a cozy urban cottage on 16th Street. Plant-based, vegetarian, gluten-free and vegan options abound, as do meals meant for carnivores. International wine selection emphasizes high-quality and surprising finds at fair pri
Reviewed By Kathryn M
We LOVE Tinker Street! The food is always fabulous and so is the staff! Shrimp and grits and the burger are our favorites and we always get the soup.
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2. Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants
Overall Ratings
4 based on 372 reviews
Reviewed By snapdragen
I was visiting Indy, some friends brought me here for dinner. They have Life Balance entrees, which are the perfect size for me. Two grilled tenderloin medallions, Ancho Chili, Garlic, Tomato-Braised Kale, Yukon Gold Potatoes, Sweet Grape Tomatoes. I had a red blend, Cooper's Hawk Red. that was delicious.
3. Tastings A Wine Experience
Overall Ratings
4 based on 314 reviews
Tastings is a one-of-a-kind wine bar offering new levels of experience to everyone from the novice to the sommelier. With over 200 wines in stock, Tastings boasts one of the largest selections in the world for wines-by-the-taste and the largest selection
Reviewed By mcgee49
We popped in last night for a drink and an appetizer before heading to dinner. They have several of those self-serve wine dispensers. You put X amount on a card and insert it in the machine. (They recommend $20 per person to start off.) Then, select the pour size. They have the biggest selection of wines I've ever seen using those machines. In addition, they have a good selection of liquor. Although I don't typically get the house wine, I asked what it was and I very surprised. Their house cab is from Napa and their chardonnay is from Sonoma. We decided to give it a try because it was half off (happy hour price). They were both very good and only $4.25! I should have stuck with that instead of then using the dispensers because that ran the bill up. It is pricey, but what we expected for a wine bar in a nice hotel in downtown Indy. I will say that their wine dispenser pours are much higher than what I've seen in other wine bars with this technology. If you can be there during happy hour, I would say try out the house wines. We found the food to be reasonable. We had a cheese plate and chose St. Andre and Manchego from their extensive list of cheeses. It was only $10 and was a fair portion. We also had the crab dip which wasn't what I expected, but it was very good (spicy). All in all, the bill was $76. That was for two happy hour wines, $40 for wine dispenser, crab dip and a 2-cheese appetizer. That's not too bad, but if we go back, we'll probably skip the wine dispensers because that was way too much for the size of the pours. Oh, and the bartender was very friendly, knowledgeable and attentive.
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