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Anyone live IN Indianapolis? (jersey girl needs help)
I have a good friend who is moving there (from NJ) and I want to give her like a "care package" to take with her....like and Indianapolis theme.
SO are there any shops/places to eat/gifts I could get her that are in this category? She is a runner and she isn't married with kids.....she is in her 40s. ANy thought?
TIA!
Re: Anyone live IN Indianapolis? (jersey girl needs help)
Do you know what "side" of town she is moving to, how old are her kids. I can help you think of ideas.
Hm, I would say something from the South Bend Chocolate Company/ The Best Chocolate in Town , tickets to the Indianapolis Zoo/Children's Museum, a gift certificate to one of the stores in Broad Ripple -- with the running and the kids, I think she would really enjoy the area.
http://www.discoverbroadripplevillage.com/
You'll also see the other cultural districts linked on that website.
Hmm... well Indiana in general has lots of chain type resturants and shopping, etc... if you want stuff that is unique to Indiana and Indianapolis may I suggest (you can google all these to learn more);
- St. Elmos Steakhouse
- South Bend Chocolate Company
- J.R. Waters (for running and outdoors stuff actually in Bloomington about 40 miles south of Indy but a nice drive)
- Oliver Winery (ditto in Btown)
also do what Elisabeth said and check out shops in Broad Ripple and Mas. Ave.
thank you! I am going to check out a few of these!
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I meant to say she DOESN'T have kids....(sorry) and I will have to find out which side of town she is moving too. I know she is by the canal? I think that is what she called it. Does that make sense?
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TIA?