Indiana INsider's Guide

Author
Carrie Steinweg

5 Eats to Experience in Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne is Indiana’s second largest city, the hub of three rivers, the home of folk legend Johnny Appleseed, and the place where Vera Bradley was founded. It’s also a place with a lot of great food options, whether you want something classic or trendy, upscale or basic, elevated or comforting…

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Take a Goat For a Walk at This Valpo Farm Market

Goats are incredibly cute creatures and fun to be around—goat yoga is a thing for a reason. And one way to enjoy some time hanging with the kids is by participating in goat walking at Creme de la Crop in Valparaiso. This farm has a market where you can purchase food items, flowers, and plants along…

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This Indy B & B is Steeped in History

Airbnb has taken off in recent years, and it has meant that we are seeing less of the traditional bed and breakfast model. It’s harder to find places where you are greeted by the hosts (who often live on site), given a little background on the home and accommodations, and treated to a gourmet…

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Enjoy the Vacation Vibes at This Beach Town Cafe

When I was planning a little trip out to Michigan City to do some outlet mall shopping, I decided to seek out a new place to stop at for brunch. I consulted a group of friends who are frequent visitors to Michigan City asking for suggestions on breakfast/lunch spots.. Two responded immediately…

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Visit Northeastern Indiana’s Oldest Restaurant

I am always intrigued by long-standing restaurants in historic structures. So when I came across the oldest restaurant in Northeastern Indiana, I knew I’d have to check it out. St. James Restaurant is in the town of Avilla and it dates back to the late 1800s when the St. James Hotel operated a…

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