Love Handle completes move to Mass Ave
What is very possibly the most unique sandwich menu in the city can now be found on the walls of 877 Mass Ave, where Love Handle has re-opened following its …
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Smash Social
Friday, Feb. 2, was a big night for Smash Social, which hosted its first ping pong tournament in conjunction with its formal grand opening at 600 E. Ohio St. The unique …
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Business in Brief …
Square Cat Vinyl, a unique record store and performance space in the heart of Fountain Square, has added another dimension: morning coffee and pastries. The shop at 880 Virginia Ave. …
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Updating past reports …
An April opening is now envisioned for Hedge Row, a farm-to-table restaurant to be located in the new Marietta building at the southwest corner of Mass Ave and Vermont Street. …
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Cinema just part of Windsor Park project
Two father-and-son teams – Tom and Ed Battista, and Sam and Ben Sutphin – are renovating the former Christian Unity Missionary Baptist Church at the corner of Commerce Avenue …
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Taichi Asian Grill House serves entrees, buffet too
The space occupied by the recently closed Best Taste China Buffet in Lockfield Commons has reopened, retaining the Asian theme. But that’s the only thing Taichi Asian Grill House has …
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Firm moving to Lockerbie
One of the city’s most venerable advertising agencies will be relocating soon to Lockerbie Square. Caldwell VanRiper, now headquartered on Monument Circle, has purchased the office building at the southeast …
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Family issues to result in demise of Arts a Poppin
Jill Kinsinger and Lorri Potter plan to close their Mass Ave store, Arts A Poppin, in the next couple of months, citing the health problems of their elderly parents. “We …
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Festiva now in hands of George Munoz
Restaurateurs Thomas Main and Peter George have sold a majority interest in Festiva, their East 16th Street upscale Mexican eatery, to George Munoz, who formerly owned Broad Ripple’s La …
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Pop-up cinema planned at IndyFringe
The Windsor Arts Cinema will be managed by co-owner Ben Sutphin, and curated by him along with Dusty Frey and Daniel Jacobson of Public House Cinema. Those men are planning …
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