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- MMikeChicago / Illinois •5 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoGood atmosphere, good menu, great food. Sara, my server, made the experience superior.More infoMarket Street GrillPrice: Moderate• American• Wabash•4.7
- BBarbIndiana •40 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoThis is definitely a special night out place. I've been there for holiday and birthday celebrations, and each time, it's fabulous. The service and ambiance are uniquely amazing. It's not a place to go for value, but it's definitely a worthy spot for celebrations. Food is solid but pricey - your surroundings makeup for any negatives due to price.More infoThe Cake Bake Shop - Carmel City CenterPrice: Expensive• American• Carmel / Westfield•4.8
- RRyanIndiana •1 review4.0Dined on Dec 13, 2024I eat here often! This is Marion's best kept secret. The ONLY reason I didn't 5 Star this on everything is because they had a huge Christmas Party so it wasn't quite the same with a lot more people and slower service. I will be back and often!!!More infoThe TomahawkPrice: Expensive• Steakhouse• Marion•4.6
- DDianeChicago / Illinois •1 review4.0Dined on Nov 8, 2024I was pleasantly surprised. It was clean and nice. The food was great as was the service. The only drawback was that they were out of a few itemswhichb.was a surprise on a Friday given its the beginning of a weekend. I would go again.More infoTwentyPrice: Moderate• Farm-to-table• Fort Wayne•4.4
- PPamelaVIPIndiana •12 reviews5.0Dined on Aug 3, 2024Went there before a concert. Neat little place for a cocktail and an appetizer. Menu is sparse but pretty good! Definitely try the eggs!More info4 Partners in Crime/Partners EateryPrice: Moderate• American• Wabash•4.3
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Gas City's unusual name comes from the discovery of natural gas in 1887, which led the citizens to change the name. The gas was eventually depleted, but Gas City is still gastronomically rich. Traditional British fare is one mainstay of the city. In addition to fish and chips, beer on tap, and cider, some cozy pubs specialize in creamy frozen custard and steamy coffee. If you're in the mood for something more American, step inside a down-home restaurant complete with a country store and enjoy home-style cooking such as bean soup and corn bread, breakfast served all day, and biscuits spread thick with apple butter. To taste international cuisine, try one of Gas City's many Italian restaurants.