Yats
Cajun. Creole. Crazy. Yats' motto just about sums up the appeal. Yats offers southern comfort food, such as beans and rice, in huge portions and with plenty of spice. Each dish comes with two slices of crispy buttered bread to soak up the decadent sauces. In line with its quirky reputation, Yats is cash-only and frequently accepts hand-written I.O.U.s from customers low on money.
Yats
5365 N. College Ave.
Indianapolis, Indiana 46220
(317) 253-8817
www.yatscajuncreole.com/
Jazz Kitchen
If music with your meal sounds appealing, than there is no better option than Jazz Kitchen. Food is solid, but a little pricey. The paella is especially good. Ultimately, you are paying for the live music. With different bands every single night, you can expect to experience anything from jazz to latin performances.
The Jazz Kitchen
5377 N. College Ave.
Indianapolis, Indiana 46220
(317) 253-4900
www.thejazzkitchen.com/
Bazbeaux Pizza
Named after the court jester of Louis XI, king of France, Bazbeaux Pizza prides itself on quality pizza combined with fun atmosphere. Bazbeaux has a number of specialty pizzas, such as barbecue chicken. Plus, you can order any one of their pies with a whole wheat crust. A great place for large groups, Bazbeaux Pizza has a number of locations around Indianapolis.
Bazbeaux Pizza
334 Massachusetts Ave.
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204
(317) 636-7662
www.bazbeaux.com/
Maxine's Chicken and Waffles
An unusual combination, chicken and waffles share every plate at this downtown institution. The restaurant prides itself particularly on its peach butter, which patrons drizzle over chicken and waffle alike. If you aren't totally stuffed after a plate of chicken and waffles, then check out the amazing dessert cobbler.
Maxine's Chicken and Waffles
132 N. East St.
Indianapolis, Indianapolis 46204
(317) 423-3300
www.maxineschicken.com/main.htm
